now the n.r.a. and its leadership are committed to a radical agenda that allows criminals and mentally ill americans to access guns to commit these terrible acts. is this what the american people elected us to do? i think not. is this a protection they want or deserve? i think not. mr. president, americans are smarter than that. they deserve better than that. the majority of people who belong to the n.r.a. believe there should be background checks to stop people who are mentally unstable and are criminals from buying guns. 90% of gun owners believe there should be background checks, including 86% of republicans. but even in the face of support, republicans refuse to take steps in implementing background checks that could save the lives of countless americans. we have witnessed the consequences of inaction too often. why do i say that? this isn't over a period of many, many years, not decades. fort hood, 13 americans hilled. tucson, 16 -- i'm sorry, six americans killed. carson city, four americans ki

. >> the n.r.a. has bought members of congress. e best congress money can buy and they are more beholden to the n.r.a. which representences the gun manufacturers here in america. don't forget they are only -- their only motivation is to sell more guns. they don't care to whom they sell those guns, clearly. so unless we have a congress that starts representing the american people and not the gun industry, which is soaked in blood at this point, then we are going to continue to have these mass shootings. by the way, .88 americans die every single day from gun violence. nearly 34,000 a year and over 80,000 are injured. this is a yearly, daily occurrence in the united states unless people start to make this an issue and they vote, the members of congress out who refuse to take action, you know, we are not going to see change. states like new york are making positive change. we have the third lowest gun death in the nation. we haven't had shootings in schools for many, many years because strong, smart gun laws work. congress needs to get

. >> in addition to the n.r.a., the health insurance companies, the drug companies, the iranian iranians...probably the republicans. >> the iranians and the republicans. after, she was just kidding. was she? >> i don't think so. i think she feels very much hostile to the republicans and they feel very hostile to her. she -- the question was your onenly and she took five enemies and if you think about it she is equating the n.r.a. with the iranians and the health insurance with the republicans and so forth. but what was -- the way it played on television was a net plus because it was humorous and she was smiling, relaxed, at ease, the nature of performance all the way through that debate. she slayed a lot of dragons that were bothering her in the campaign and she comes into this benghazi hearing on the upnote which to go back to benghazi we thought she would be coming in hounded and harassed and down but she is brimming with confidence and handed a couple of errors by kevin mccarthy and company and we have seen also in the hearings where the witness turns the tables on the committee, incl

this morning. >> the n.r.a. tting back at president obama's push for stricter gun laws. >> we are going to speak to one wisconsin gun maker who would put gun stores under the mike voluntary scope. >> legal marijuana coming up in tonight's debate. we take a look at the divisive issue of pot politics. >> officers smashing through the doors during a live t.v. broadcast, several people were arrested. >> responding to president obama's latest call for tougher gun laws, c.e.o. of the n.r.a. said the president has the power to take down felons, drug dealers and gangs. on tuesday in chicago, the president blamed gun violence on lax gun laws and social problems. >> it is easier for a lot of young people in this city and in some of your communities to buy a gun than buy a book. it is easier in some communities to find a gun than it is to find some fresh vegetables at a supermarket. >> in his speech to police chiefs, the president defended officers. he said they are often wrongly blamed for failing to deem with societal pro

this has gone on too long, and it's time the country stood up against the n.r.a. >> earlier clinton played defense for changing her political decision on matters such as same-sex marriage and trade. >> i have been consistent over the course of my life. i fought for the same values and prince plltss. -- principles. like most of us running for offers take in new television. >> then it was bernie sanders turn to explain why a socialist should be let in. >> reporter: when it came to health care. >> we are not denmark. i love denmark. we are the united states of america, it's our job to rein in the excesses of cappatalism. >> reporter: when clinton was pressed about use of a private email, sanders leaped to her success. >> let me say something that may not be great politics. i think the secretary is right. that is the american people are sick and tired about hearing about your damn emails. >> thank you, thank you. >> as for the three candidates not named hillary clinton or bernie sanders. tuesday night was a chance to get on the map. former senator jim webb complained at one point about not bei

his words do not sit well with members of the n.r.a. and our reporter has that part of the story. >> our thoughts and prayers are not enough. >> president obama reacting to the ucc shooting calls for action, with the sentiment echoed by democratic east bay conressman tweet here is what will happen, moment of silence for the shooting on house of representatives floor, followed by moments of inaction by congress. victims deserve action. >> we caught were with a congressman at san francisco international airport. >> my tweet expressed anger that congress has done nothing yet more and more innocent people are killed by people would should not have had guns. >> members of the n.r.a. called the shooting tragic but say stricter gun criminal laws are not the answer. >> someone who is notes or wants to break the law will always be able to get a gun. >> the president addressed the opposition. >> we need more guns, theying argue. fewer gun safety laws. does anyone really believe that? what you is sensible to him is not sensible to me. you have to p

>> well, in addition to the n.r.a., probably the republicans. scott: it has been a bumpy road to boulder as he had to trim his staff and marco rubio was skewered by a florida newspaper saying he needs to re-sign. they claim he is too focused on the white house to do his day job. >> we hardly ever see the senator in florida. he is so busy introducing himself to the nation. >> in many cases this is criticism they couldn't have predicted. how will they perform tonight? we have post debate analysis at 11:00. from boulder, colorado, scott thuman, abc7 news. leon: all right. thanks, scott. look forward to hearing from you later on. still ahead at 6:00, a d.c. police detective indicted. the accusation against him and why he spent years making a detective salary to act as receptionist. maureen: plus, thieves target a group that raise puppies for war veterans. what they stole. what police want you to know. leon: a woman attacked in a laundry room. the new image of her attackers. we have it next. maureen: storms across the area today. the tracks and when

randy: her plan to take over the n.r.a. and the questions she would not answer. millions of t-mobile customers have their personal information exposed. how the company's making amends could be called ironic. erika: losing weight while you sleep. three foods that might help it happen. antoinette: right now the father of the campus shooter in oregon says he is shocked. hundreds of people gathering last night to mourn the nine people shot and killed at umpqua community college. this shooter, chris harper mercer, died in a shootout with police. cindy: and hurricane joaquin looking like it will not have a big impact here, but there will be rain and wind and showers on the south shore and the cape >>> good morning, "eyeopener"! randy: yes, indeed. good morning to you, the fifth graders at cleveland school in norwood. great wakeup call. thank you so much. erika: danielle vollmer got them all revved up. cindy: she can do that. erika: show off your school spirit, record your own wakeup call, go to wcvb.com and upload it to the u local section of our website. olessa: if yo

friday, "america tonight", toe to toe with the n.r.a., in a place you may least expect it. florian mayer in montreal, with the next -- adam may in mont tanna with the next fight. per cent per cent pass >>> baseball season is rounding third and headed for home. in the midst of the third series, we take time out to consider players at risk. you may not think of baseball as a dangerous game, but as the game gets physical. some have some career ending injuries. michael oku with the store identify a player that had it all >>> by 1995. michael was living his dream. drafted by toronto blue jays, spending six seasons in the minor leagues, leaping, diving, careen are through players before getting a break in the majors. freo personified utility, playing almost every position on the field. it was that flat-out full-throttle style that fans remember the most. >> you can't watch the kid play and not thing there's someone on the diamond playing with reckless abandon. and as a parent, i imagine there's a mixture of pride... >> and fear. >> reporter :..and fear. his father and stepmother s

randy: her plan to take on the n.r.a. and the question she would not answer. millions of t-mobile customers exposed now. how the company's making amends could be called ironic. erika: losing weight while you sleep. three foods that might help it happen. antoinette: right now the father of the campus shooter in oregon says he is shocked. hundreds gathered last night to killed at umpqua community college. the shooter identified as chris harper mercer, died in a shootout with police. cindy: and hurricane joaquin now looking like it will not have a big impact here. there will be rain, you can see it behind me, and wind. the latest updates are ahead. first take a look. in addition to the rain, the temperatures are bracing as you head out the door this morning. 40's to around 50 degrees. >>> good morning, "eyeopener"! good morning, "eyeopener"! randy: good morning to the fifth graders at cleveland elementary school in norwood. they got to spend a little time learning about the weather with danielle vollmer. erika: that's why they're so pumped up. danielle knows how

leaders that aren't afraid of standing up for the families and neighborhoods and not just kowtowing to the n.r.a. >> i was shot in both hips and out of my shoulder. it's the definition of insanity to change nothing and expect a different result. we ask ourselves after every shooting in this country would -- what can be done and we don't change anything the >> last week virginia governor mcauliffe took a step in that direction, creating a task force. to his is life or death whether our children live to experience creativity in art. it's extremey important. >> there has been some momentum in half a dozen states. the parkers hope virginia will be next. live in the newsroom, kevin lewis, abc 7 news. kelly: turning now to the weather, a first look at the forecast. devon? devon: kelly, many areas will dip below freezing, generally east of the catoctins to the blue ridge, freeze warnings in effect. closest to sunrise, the codest -- coldest temperatures of the day. 29, manassas-culpepper. 37 at reagan national due to the potomac there but still frosty starts even if your community isn't freezing. allow

bought our members of congress, we have the best congress money can buy and her more beholden to the n.r.aesents the gun manufacturers here in america. their only motivation is to sale more guns, they don't care to whom they sell those guns clearly, unless we have a congress that represents american people and not the gun industry which his soaked in blood at this point we'll continue to have these mass shootings. by the way, 88 americans die every single day from gun lines, nearly 34,000 a year and over 80,000 are injured. this is a yearly daily occurrence in the united states. unless people start to make this an issue and vote the members of congress out who refuse to take, a, w,action, we will not see ch, but new york is changing. we haven't had any mass shootings certainly at schools here for many, many years. and it's because strong, smart gun laws work. and i think congress needs to get the same message. >>> in other news, turkey and its coalition partners led by the u.s. against isil have called on russia to stop its attacks on syrian opposition fighters. it has urged moscow to focu

they put the n.r.a. ahead of american families. it is wrong and we need to make every politician who sides with them to look into the eyes of parents whose children have been murdered and explain why they listen to the gun lobbyists instead. i'm well aware that this is a political mountain to climb. but you don't get anything done in this country if you don't start by calling it out. and we have had too many murders, too many people who have never gotten guns in the first place, taking out whatever their rage, their fury, their mental problemsr by killing other people. and i will, as your president, never relent on trying to work on this. but we need a national movement. here's what the other side counts on. i don't think they represent a majority of americans or majority of gun owners, but they count on really having an ntense, dedicated group that scare politicians and say, we will vote against you. and people on the other side who are heartsick, heartbroken, disgusted. e care about college affordability and prescription drug cost

i've been saying for years that the n.r.a.

i've been saying for years that the n.r.a. is a bunch of huge dicks. i've been saying that. i've been saying that for years. thank you. ( cheers and applause ) and california officials may allow inmates with violent backgrounds to work as firefighters. in related news,. only you can watch "the nightly show" america, let's do this. captioning sponsored by comedy central ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: whooo! thank you very much. welcome to "the nightly show." i'm larry wilmore. jesse ventura joining us on the panel tonight. very excited about that, especially in this political season. i'm really excited to talk to him. lots of groundbreaking news coming out of actually the state of california this week. and we mind those stories just for you guys it's time for california's golden nuggets. >> golden nuggets! >> larry: thank you, prospector. okay, first up, racial slur news. >> california is now the first state to ban the use of redskins by sports teams. the governor signed legislation over the weekend barring public schools from using the team nickname. many native americans

it is time to end the n.r.a.'s vice-like control of this chamber. the n.r.a. says it's the national rifle association. well, our goal should be on this floor to say that the n.r.a. stands for "not relevant anymore anymore" in american politics. we should do this now. it is an emdemocrattic of gun violence in our -- it is an epidemic of gun violence in our country. it is preventable. and i am proud to join with my colleagues in support of these commonsense gun safety measures. i thaipg everyone ani thank evek to the senator. ms. mccaskill: mr. president, i was born in a small rural community where deer season was as much of fall as football and falling leaves. i was raised in a household where dad taught us that hunting was part of our culture in missouri. but i don't know any of m.i.a. my dad's friend -- but i don't know any of my dad's friends. i certainly know that my father, were he still alive, would be shaking his head about the massacres. about school shootings -- 45 of them this year -- school shootings, 45 in one year. innocent children, innocent colle

it's time entire country stood up against the n.r.a. i believe in equal pay for equal work for women, but i also believe it's about time we had paid family leave for american families and join the rest of the world. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: yeah! yeah! whoo! whoa. who is that guy? ( laughter ) who is that's awesome man? i didn't know the democrats had the wizard vote. ( laughter ) "how can i, swrandar, the debate attendee, summon the dark magic of the ruins when i can't get paternity leave?" and hillary made especially sure to note one special distinction. >> i can't think of anything more of an outsider than electing the first woman president. >> secretary clinton, how would you not be a third term of presume? >> well, i think that's pretty obvious. i think being the first woman president would be quite a change from the presidents that have, up until this point, including president obama. >> trevor: really? ( laughter ) that's it? so the only thing separating you and president obama is the fact that you have different parts?

clinton also said she's not afraid to take on the n.r.a. hillary: i'm going to try to do everything i can as president to raise up an equally large and vocal group that is going to prove to be a counterbalance, and we're going to tell legislators, do not be afraid. erika: clinton side stepped questions about vice president joe biden possibly entering the race. a warning tied to this burned up dishwasher. the recall that went unnoticed tt2watv# 1d bt@qdrh tt2watv# 1d bm@q_u tt4watv# 1d " dztq ]dd tt4watv# 1d " entq -@$ tt4watv# 1d " gzt& 4g\ tt4watv# 1d " hnt& $i0 tt4watv# 1d " iztq n h tt4watv# 1d " jntq \p( randy: the weekend is here, but we're wondering about joaquin. cindy: pretty amazing the evolution of joaquin. it went from a depression earlier in the week, ramped up quickly to a tropical storm, and now a major hurricane. for the past 24 hours, it has unfortunately been parked over the bahamas. they've really taken a beating, especially over the central bahamas. the change we have to pass along to you this morning is we are actually g

it is time to end the n.r.a.'s vice-like control of this chamber. the n.r.a. says it's the national rifle association. well, our goal should be on this floor to say that the n.r.a. stands for "not relevant anymore anymore" in american politics. we should do this now. it is an emdemocrattic of gun violence in our -- it is an epidemic of gun violence in our country. it is preventable. and i am proud to join with my colleagues in support of these commonsense gun safety measures. i thaipg everyone ani thank evek to the senator. ms. mccaskill: mr. president, i was born in a small rural community where deer season was as much of fall as football and falling leaves. i was raised in a household where dad taught us that hunting was part of our culture in missouri. but i don't know any of m.i.a. my dad's friend -- but i don't know any of my dad's friends. i certainly know that my father, were he still alive, would be shaking his head about the massacres. about school shootings -- 45 of them this year -- school shootings, 45 in one year. innocent children, innocent colle

like, it's just like, the u.s. approach to gun control, you know, or the n.r.a., it's just, like, there's no empirical basis for it. you know, it just doesn't make sense. so it's offensive, i would offer that it's unethical. it's also just really dumb. and so that's a big driver in my activism. moby believes that music can physically change you for the better. after the break, the singer talks about his work on music therapy. this is talk to al jazeera i'm lisa fletcher, joined this week by music pioneer, moby. >> one of the things that you do is-- you try to heal sickness through music. you're on the board of the institute for music and neurologic function. and i was reading about them. it's really fascinating work, looking at the science of how to use music as therapy for people from-- those who have alzheimer's and parkinson's to stroke. can music heal people? >> it can, and it can in very real non-anecdotal ways. basically, up until about-- and i don't wanna seem too pedantic, but up until about 20 or 30 years ago, most neuroscientists believed that we had a finite number of neurons.

the words do not it is well with members of the n.r.a. say stricter gun control laws are not the answer. >> we need more guns, they will argue. fewer law for gun safety. does anyone believe that? >> what is sensible to him is not sense official me the you have to protect and defend yourself. >> a local congressman defeated a moment of silence is held on the house of representatives on tuesday for the victims in roseburg and said it will be followed by moments of inaction by congress >> the community college in oregon had no formal security staff. city college of san francisco has its own police force. the college plans to really out an emergency alert and mass notification system where students will receive a text if the event of a situation like the one in oregon. >> it is unpredictable. but it mas a huge difference to be prepared, to be >> san jose city college police had training to confront a gunman with a new program for students and staff is planned in six months. >> count on abc7 to bring you complete coverage on air and online with

but the fight against the n.r.a. should be led by a new rganization of gun owners. i'm collect willing names of people who enjoy hunting, enjoy target shooting but are sick and tired of the violence. so i am very grave. kelly, senator, molly and to clay for sharing what say very painful personal story to try to save lives and i really look forward to working with a groundswell of people cross our country who know we can do better than this. we are better than this. so with that, let me throw this open to questions on whatever issues or concerns you might ave. > hi, my name is leslie ruhle. we have snowden on one end of the spectrum and traitor on the other and i want to know where you stand on that. i think, i consider him very close to a patriot and i think the american people needed what he released 478 that's my question time-out secretary clinton: are let me say this. i firmly believe that he could have gone public and released the information about the collection of information on americans under whistleblower protection and he could have done it within the trad

fight as they might be in the general election where her advisors believe she will be gone after by the n.r.ad other guns rights groups no matter what she does, so she might as will push for what she believes in and hopes can showize voters since polls a fair amount of support for a lot of the provisions she has been talking about in new hampshire today. betty: mark, thank you so much. mark halperin in new hampshire following hillary clinton. tune in tonight at 5:00 eastern for "with all due respect." mark and john will be in new hampshire and iowa to discuss the state of the race in the first to do primary states. insideread, prosecuting trading case is just got harder. many of those accused are breathing a sigh of relief. we are going to tell you why that is in a moment. ♪ live from bloomberg world headquarters in manhattan, you are watching "bloomberg market day." i am betty liu. let's start with a check on the bloomberg "first word" headlines. mark crumpton has more from the news desk. mark: we begin with the ongoing offensive in syria. nato wants russia to help solve the problem instead

the n.r.a. l. >> that is why you do it when everyoneo is paying attention, there is a problem and there are things we can do. >> you have no problem with the president talking about gun controls hours later? >> what about the 40 people shot in chicago or the people shot in baltimore? the problem is you do not see 24 hour coverage on cnn and fox and msnbc on any of those troubles. when you suddenly, look, the same day, probably 30 million or 40 million or 50 million of tuning in to watch so when you try to make your case. >> the sheriff in oregon, john hanlin urged the media not to report the shooter's name or use his picture because it would glorify the action. i am torn on this and i worry we are giving some of the psycho paths what they want. >> once is enough, show the name, the picture, and shut up. >> i am torn, too, i don't know the precise answer. people have legitimate right to know the shooter. >> we have to report who the shooter is but for me the third and fourth day stories of a troub

clinton said she will hold the n.r.a. accountable if elected president. all eyes this weekend are on vice president joe biden. the question is whether he'll make a late splash into the presidential race. president obama told reporters that like every candidate biden has to decide for himself whether it makes sense to run. frank: ad outrage. an anti-hillary clinton ad has some family members of benghazi victims fuming. this morning barbara doherty, whose son glen was killed in the attacks, tells oupam cross about seeing the ad for the first time. barbara doherty: tears. i cried. pam: she's talking about a tv commercial that included her dead son. barbara doherty: it's cruel. it's hurtful. pam: it aired during this week's democratic debate. hilary clinton--the target. ad announcer: dear hillary clinton, i'd like to ask why you ignored calls for help in benghazi. pam: it begins with the face of glen doherty, former navy seal and winchester native. actors speak for the four americans who were killed in the 2012 embassy strike at benghzi. his mother calls it sh

and with respect to the n.r.a., i am not looking for their leadership, nor with respect to congress their. >> do you worry about n. r.a. going after you. >> i have never worried about that. i am used to that on a lot of issues. for better or worse, i say what i think, and stand on the principles i believe in. i was out front on a lot of gun control issues they were very aggressive then. you can almost take what they have said about this initiative, or even the previous initiative, and you couldn't tell the darn difference. at the end of the day, there was a lot of folks that stood up when we heard hillary clinton say it is time to take on the nra, i was one of them. and i can't can sit by and watch them manipulate the legislative process. including california, that's why i want to take it to the voters directly. i think that's why we will have a much more difficult time. >> california has some of the toughest gun laws in the country. a ban on assault weapons why is it necessary to go fourthner. >> we have a ban on assault weapons but not on the possession of magazines. we ban the sale and

members, we are doing the bidding of the n.r.a. bob yists and the gun -- lobbyists and the gun manufacturers. we are not standing side by sides of those of charleston and sandy hook and umpqua, we're saying, stuff happens. stuff does not just happen. as you can see on this chart, gun violence is dramatically down in states that have passed strong gun violence prevention laws. you can see the trends in other industrialized countries that have reacted wisely to gun violence. australia had 13 mass shootings over 18 years, but then they ut in strong laws to protect against gun violence and they haven't had one mass shooting since then. in canada and norway, they tightened their gun laws and gun violence rates are a fraction today of what they were. these countries are our closest allies. they are not fascist regimes. if they can do it, we can do it. we need to make mental health reporting laws umpleufrl and enforce the ones already -- universal and enforce the ones already on the books. it's shameful that eight states have no mental hea

but the fight against the n.r.a. should be led by a new rganization of gun owners. i'm collect willing names of people who enjoy hunting, enjoy target shooting but are sick and tired of the violence. so i am very grave. kelly, senator, molly and to clay for sharing what say very painful personal story to try to save lives and i really look forward to working with a groundswell of people cross our country who know we can do better than this. we are better than this. so with that, let me throw this open to questions on whatever issues or concerns you might ave. > hi, my name is leslie ruhle. we have snowden on one end of the spectrum and traitor on the other and i want to know where you stand on that. i think, i consider him very close to a patriot and i think the american people needed what he released 478 that's my question time-out secretary clinton: are let me say this. i firmly believe that he could have gone public and released the information about the collection of information on americans under whistleblower protection and he could have done it within the trad

the n.r.a.? >> giving money -- >> i'll look into it. i don't believe it. >> ok. >> thank you. inaudible] > where do you -- inaudible] >> all campaign long c-span takes you on the road to the white house with news conferences, rallies, and speeches. we are taking your comments on facebook and twitter. as always, every campaign we cover is available at our web site at c-span.org. "washington journal," we will get an update on the trans pacific trade deal in daniel ikenson. then representative loretta sanchez discusses military training strategies. then a discussion about the housing market and the real estate industry. "washington journal" is live eastern ng 7:00 a.m. time. you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. >> a senate panel will look at the joint employer ruling on franchise contract workers. that's live tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. eastern at the senate house labor & pensions committee here on c-span. >> the u.s. commander in afghanistan spoke to reporters about the american air strike that destroyed a doctors without borders hospital in northeastern afghanistan.