i think the n.r.a. d other interest groups that back gun manufacturers have done a great job in crafting any sort of gun control measure as a warning sign that the government is trying to take away guns from lawful gun owners, and lawful gun owners don't want that. i don't think that nancy pelosi did the left any favors when she said she wants a slippery slope this week, that she hopes that anything that's done does result in a slippery slope to more legislation. i think that plays right into the messaging of the n.r.a. and i think in the end that that's -- i mean, it's one of the most powerful lobbies that exists in washington and state houses. >> and this gets to a larger point that the gun debate has become as polarized as just about any other debate there is. 20 years ago, there were a number of democrats who were members of the -- not just members of the n.r.a. but members of the board of the n.r.a., former congressman john dingle is one of the reasons that the n.r.a. became such a big political pow

the n.r.a. has resolved itself into a single party lobby they in the republican party are brothers in arms and that really changed a lot over the years until around two thousand and ten there was substantial down. craddick support for the n.r.a. and substantial support within the n.r.a. for the democrats but then in two thousand and ten democrats face got blacklisted and the n.r.a. exposed its true self as an adjunct of the republican party so electing more democrats means defeating the n.r.a. what do you think of dianne feinstein's bill on the on the on the bump stock weapon it's not enough we need a renewed ban on assault weapons and we had a ban on assault weapons in this country for ten years assault weapon type attacks went down by more than a third we also need to ban high capacity magazines ammunition and makes it all too easy to kill too many people too quickly and we also need universal background checks that's what people have agreed upon when they've studied this over and over and ove

yeah the n.r.a. is a very influential a very robust law be political faction political movement which really controls in there and it also you know mobilize a large segment of the population. of core you know an unfettered kind of regime over of we're going to stroll in essentially facilitates going to access across the border i'm looking at their twitter feed right now and in fact it just seems that the n.r.a. has been silent ever since this mass shooting took place why do you think that is that's part of the strategy so you know after these mass shootings this if we when the mass shootings involved a white culprit and should and you know very much their strategy is to kind of remain silent you know kind of retreat in the dark because they know when these incidents happen that's really high time when people on the ground in the country are calling for gun reform calling for restrictions calling for background checks and so on so what's happening now with the n.r.a. little silencing is nothing new as

in the wake of the las vegas vegas, the n.r.a. has come out saying the so-called "bump stocks" that allow the semi-automatic rifle to fire more like a fully automatic machine gun should be the subject of "additional regulations." they want the a.t.f. to examine if they comply with current law. the investigation does continue. marci gonzalez has more now from las vegas. marci: a chilling view from the scene where 58 innocent people were murdered at the country music festival as they question whether the gunman who shot down at his victim from the hotel window may have tried to target other large events. in august he booked hotel rooms in chicago with a view of the lollapalooza festival and searched for rooms >> because it's an ongoing investigation i won't speak to it more than that. marci: officials confirming he went to the room in the las vegas condo overlooking a music festival a week before the massacre. investigators now say paddock may not have acted alone. >> he had to have help at some point. >> his girlfriend marilou danle

has also asked for a federal review on whether bomb stocks are even legal to begin with the n.r.a. already bans this type of modification at its firing range because it has a lot of safety risk so we will be really keeping a close watch on this type of legislation as it moves through congress you know it's a big deal the n.r.a. is stepping in about it thank you so much themone del rosario. and for more on the upcoming gun control debate in the country will go now to holland cookie the media consultant survival speech dot com and a conservative commentator dr gina loudon and hello to both of you thanks for being with me tonight dr gina i'd like to start with you you're a second amendment supporter the conversation though isn't about taking away the second amendment rather what is wrong with what could possibly be wrong with adding maybe just supplemental language to the amendment to perhaps prevent the sale of this type of high powered rifle. it sounds so good on its face and i understand why people are frantically searching for solutions but unfortunately when we're when we're oper

the n.r.a. statement and consequent republican backing is significant despite a spate of mass shootings in recent years talk of restrictions on gun control are extremely rare we certainly welcome that would like to be part of that conversation and we would like to see a clear understanding of the facts and we'd like to see input from the victims' families from law enforcement from policymakers and we're expecting hearings and other important fact finding efforts by now and we want to be part of that discussion we're certainly open to that moving forward democrats have long been clamoring for a chance to talk about new gun control laws now they may have a chance many would relish the opportunity to push things further and talk about limiting magazine capacities and increased background checks but that may prove too much for a publican's president some says banning bump stark's is now on the agenda for many people it's action not words that will make a difference and gallacher al-jazeera las vegas

. >> so i would only say that people lose track of the fact that the n.r.a. ot some random group that sits out there with a great power. there are millions upon millions of americans that agree with the perspective of the n.r.a. they're members of the n.r.a. they love shooting sports. they love recreational shooting and they know the n.r.a. represents their opinion. the power is not in the organization, it's in millions of oklahomans and for people all over the country, that's where they are. the same question, they're going to speak up to the n.r.a. if their perspective. n.r.a. will respond to their own members. i'm not accountable to the n.r.a. i'm accountable to almost four million oklahomans. that's my accountability. and that's where i'll look first. >> woodruff: senator, another subject i want to ask tonight in the little bit of time i have left, you're also on the senate intelligence committee. there was a news conference today about the cochair, the chair and the vice-chair of the committee, about the progress that you've made in the russia investigati

tends to lie low to let the media storm pass we're ending our program with an example of what the n.r.a. usually does on behalf of american gun owners and online video posted four months ago that's basically a call to arms we're going to cut the ad with a few comments disarming ones from people who aren't buying what the n.r.a. is selling we'll see you next time you're at the listening. they use their media to assassinate real news they use their schools to teach children that their president is another hitler they use their movie stars and singers and comedy shows and award shows to repeat their narrative over and over again. and then they use their ex president to endorse the resistance all to make them march make them protest make them scream racism and sexism and seen a phobia and homophobia and. just smash windows burn cars shut down interstates and airports bully and terrorize the law abiding until the only option left is for the police to do their jobs and stop the madness. and when that happens they'll use it as an excuse for their outrage the only way we stop this the only way

country where since the attack on sunday at least eighty seven people have been killed by firearms the n.r.a. is proposal is a far cry from corrective action. now there was a hair rise paraphrasing rather experienced during yesterday's storm here in germany for the passengers of an emirates flight landing at dissolute airport a three eighty appearing to touch down perfect play but suddenly a double decker call from a powerful cross women blend right across the runway the airline a lurch in precarious leave before its pilots then did bring it back under control plane enthusiasm cognize spotter recording this footage and publishing it on his you tube channel he praised the skills of the pilots in coping with the unexpected turbulence. you're watching the news in berlin more from us at the top of the hour. the whole d w one out. for in focus global insights.

alcohol tobacco firearms and explosives to review whether they are even legal in the first place the n.r.a. already bans the use of fire systems at its firing ranges because of increased safety risks we'll be keeping a close eye on any legislation that comes out of this development ashley. in the news room in the taj this week reporting in las vegas thank you both. but there we have massacre in modern u.s. history with carried out by a gunman who show little to no signs of wanting to harm anyone leaving many to wonder how could this have possibly taken quaids joining me now is dr monica williams director of the center for mental health parity and brain sciences at the university of louisville kentucky and columnist at psychology today thank you so much for joining us dr williams why are these most of these mass shootings that we think carried out here in the u.s. carried out by white men well that's a really good question and i think the answer comes back to our culture i mean our society actually creates them white men are taught through everything that they see and experience in our cult

but as long as the n.r.a. makes ratings which is important to republicans and their primaries and also makes major contributions i don't think we're going to have enough support from members of the opposite side of the aisle. in other words our elected officials believe that their reelection is far more important than public safety lawmakers openly speaking about the power of the national rifle association and the dynamic and influence they have in our elections that's where the conversation in this country should go let's turn to maria teresa lieberman deputy director battle born progress and its institute for progressive nevada also with us tonight is chris brown of the brady campaign to end gun violence great to have both of you with us tonight from los vegas. maria the republican leadership said today that this is not a good time for the gun debate i want your response to that. my response is that it it's never too early to have this debate what happened in my hometown in las vegas was absolutely frightenin

the n.r.a. for this one time they're stepping up and saying we need to at least look at a problem which is kind of amazing because i'm very quiet didn't have a doesn't have a very good track record of helping anyone but themselves and the gun manufacturers so you know i mean we've seen it we've seen it before they say one thing but can we trust that the n.r.a. is going to suddenly really start stepping up as a as an industry organization and start halting things like this or putting more safety net. i mean it's hard to tell tell because you know on one hand is it a p.r. move just to look good given the strategy if we want to be cynical maybe that's what that is and they've given us plenty of reason to be cynical i mean they've lobbied against them blocked legislation that would require gun orders just to simply carry liability insurance say if my gun goes off and hurt somebody i should be insured on that but you know recently though they did launch their own. liability insurance so it's very dyn

this afternoon the n.r.a. c.e.o. wayne la pierre and executive director chris cox call on the a.t.f. the bureau of tobacco and firearms and explosives to review the infamous as everybody's kind of pointing the finger at now bump stocks for you know federal legalities they stated that despite the fact that the obama administration approved the sale of bunch fire stocks on at least two occasions the national rifle association is calling on the bureau of alcohol tobacco firearms and explosives to immediately review whether these devices comply with federal law now what is interesting to note is that the n.r.a. is own gun ranges already ban these these in from the stocks that everyone's been talking about and their reasoning is that they make the weapon less accurate and they decrease safety pretty fascinating stuff slide by or the company that makes them actually put a halt on selling them but they did not say it was because of the you know because of the tragedy this week so i guess that's rather just kind of suspicious

we certainly should it was a tragic and awful thing that happened but as long as the n.r.a. makes writings which is important to republicans and their primaries and also makes major contributions i don't think we're going to have enough support from members of the opposite side of the aisle we need to have common sense gun laws no no fly laws restrictions on high capacity magazines and restrictions on assault weapons and more money in mental health but i don't think republicans will support any of that because of the n.r.a. ratings and n.r.a. contributions but the biggest mass shooting in american history. so say. three hundred thousand people have come together in barcelona to mobilize against police brutality during catalonians independence vote on sunday r.t. them and stasia churkin our report from the catalan capital it's a rambling here in cuts known as can easily be described as one of the biggest crises spain has certainly seen and a generation that could possibly lead to a splinter from not just this country but also exemplary. europe so what's happening here. over pr

fully automatic weapon sensually a machine gun allowing for that quick fire that killed so many in the n.r.a statement they're asking for more regulation of these devices which is significant but is this a complete change in tone for the large swaths of american culture that support gun rights no it is not the n.r.a. in that same statement did it de cry the immediate call for more gun control after sunday's massacre and in fact is pushing congress to allow more americans to carry concealed weapons more easily but there is mounting pressure from the public and from democrats on the n.r.a. to do something as well as on fellow republicans and we heard some movement there as well this morning house speaker paul ryan telling reporters that he and other top republicans will consider banning these bomb stocks now with n arrays indorsement to do so that change may be more likely merriam. and of course investigators. still desperately searching for a motive for this attack what are they learned from the gunman stephen politics girlfriend. that's right mary lou dannelly is the key witness here for the

and so i know when he ran, the power of the n.r.a., the money of the n.r.a., the narrow special interest n.r.a. lobbyists here are just the swamp he decried, small groups going against the public interest in persuading congress to do that. but maybe he can have a bit of a reawakening because of the horror of what happened as he goes to las vegas tomorrow. so president trump -- today i am calling on the president to come out against the absurd law about silencers. threaten a veto if he must, and put an end to that bill. i am also calling on president trump to bring together the leaders of congress and let both sides know he is ready and willing to address this issue of gun safety head on. he should tell members of his party that it's time to work addressing the epidemic that costs the lives of more than 30,000 americans a year. i'm glad the president is going to las vegas. that's a good idea. but he should take it a step further. call us together, and lead this nation in some rational laws about gun safety that the overwhelming majority of americans, democrat, republican, and independent

alcohol tobacco firearms and explosives to review whether they are even legal in the first place the n.r.a. already bans the use of fire systems at its firing range because of increased safety risks we'll be keeping a close eye on any legislation that comes out of this development ashley simone in the news room in the taj this week reporting in las vegas thank you both the delhi as massacre in modern u.s. history was carried out by a gunman who showed a little to no signs of wanting to harm anyone leaving many to wonder how could this have possibly taken place joining me now is dr monica williams a board certified clinical psychologist and associate professor at the university of connecticut where she directs the lab for culture and mental health disparity. thank you so much for joining us dr williams let's start with why are most of these mass shootings that we think in the us carried out by white men well it's our culture our society actually creates them white men are taught through everything they see and experience in our culture that they're uniquely privilege special entitled and th

after all, the president has been a big supporter of the n.r.a. and the n.r.a. has also been a big supporter of the president. sarah: look, as i said a few minutes ago, we welcome certainly that and a conversation on that. that hasn't changed. it's something we're very open to and, again, we want to be part of the conversation on that moving forward. blake. reporter: let me ask you one on puerto rico and then one on taxes. going back to puerto rico. you said that with the debt, that there's a process in place and that the process will play out. does that mean the president's comments of just simply wiping away the debt is no longer on the table? sarah: the president wants that to go through that process and that's the stage we are in. reporter: and on taxes, chuck schumer writes now or at least is scheduled to have a news conference about the state of local tax deductions. being wiped off the books, how they should stay on the books. there's currently one republican senator, seven republicans at least in the house who want that to stay as a part of the tax frame

the n.r.a. wants to talk about toughening gun laws. "7 on your side"'s nathan baca is tracking it for us. nathan: the n.r.a. says the bump fire stocks should be subject to additional rellations -- regulations. this is from the leading gun rights lobby unique to call for additional government control of one time of modified weapon. it's attached to a rifle that place say stephen paddock used in vegas to allow a person to put their finger on trigger and rapid fire the fun. the stock or the rear shakes back and forth. the recoil of the gun. that increases the rate of fire simulating automatic gun. the a.t.f. says they are legal and does not prohibit the sale in any way. the white house supported looking at the law. >> we welcome that and we would like to be part of the conversation and see a clearer understanding of the facts. nathan: florida republican congressman filing a bill to ban the sale of the bump fire stocks. the speaker of the house says it's something they need to look into. jonathan: t

gun lobby the n.r.a. the national rifle association has made a rare call for more gun regulation on devices that let guns fired. their appeal comes days after the worst mass shooting in modern u.s. history. up next the day i'll be back in just a short one. quadriga international talk show four journalists discuss the topic of the week germany's recent national election has triggered a huge debate about divisions between east and west so how divided is germany and for that matter your up find out on quadriga. quadriga in sixty minutes on. on freedom and home. where i come from the region is rich in history style and talent but so poor in education opportunity and freedom this makes it especially difficult for him depend the gender i see many of the younger promising genitive now making names for themselves all over the world. some might get along the way some might follow some with continue. the experience of freedom in a sense is like the period of day you can visit but your call come back home. my name is

the n.r.a. statements and consequent republican backing is significant despite a spate of mass shootings in recent is talk of restrictions on gun control are extremely rare we certainly welcome that would like to be part of that conversation and we would like to see a clear understanding of the facts and we'd like to see input from the victims' families from law enforcement from policymakers and we're expecting hearings in. another important fact finding efforts now and we want to be part of that discussion we're certainly open to forward democrats of long clamoring for a chance to talk about new gun control laws now they may have the chance many would relish the opportunity to push things further and talk about limiting magazine capacities and increased background checks but that may prove too much for a publican's president says banning bump stocks is now on the agenda for many people it's action not words that will make a difference and gallacher al-jazeera las vegas nevada a u.s. congressman

stricter gun control stricter gun laws but then they get old so there is the very strong gun lobby the n.r.a. the national rifle association which is an important part of the coalition that supports the republicans and the gun owners are an important part of that coalition and they're also a very important part of the coalition that brought in donald trump into office the president himself during his campaign and also since he's been in office has always said that he would protect the rights to bear arms and to be fair it's not just lobbyists and politicians it's also many ordinary americans who see guns as part of their identity as a symbol of their independence they want to use those guns for hunting for self-defense and it's very difficult to overcome these perceptions of course there are people who disagree today we went out to the streets year in las vegas and talked to people on the streets for this random survey and let's have a listen what they had to say something she began i guess more and a better look and who's able to actually get a gun i mean me personally i don't like them i d

country where since the attack on sunday at least eighty seven people have been killed by firearms the n.r.a is proposal is a far cry from corrective action. hair raising experience during yesterday's storm here in germany for the passengers of this emirates flight landing it doesn't offer airport it looked as though it was touching down perfectly but then it was caught by a powerful cross wind lurching precariously as you can see across the runway before its pilots then brought it back under control plane enthusiastic cargo spotter recording the footage and publishing it on his you tube channel to them praise the skills of the prophets and coping with the turbulence. well be back on monday thanks for watching this program from all of us here in the end of a very good week. green gold jade from miami and emeralds from afghanistan. gyms with billions of euros are extracted from the us every year. for traders it's a profitable business. a minus it's a dangerous job that barely paints a living wage global three thousand next on d w. i go my job it was more like thirty plus zero and you're still

but the organization that the n.r.a. wants to talk with handling the bomb struck issue is the bureau of alcohol tobacco and firearms a move that has already been interpreted by some as a strategy to keep the issue out of congress and avoid any more sweeping gun controls in a country where since the attack on sunday at least eighty seven people have been killed by firearms the n.r.a. is proposal is a far cry from corrective action. some fifty witnesses could give evidence to determine whether a top adviser to pope francis in australia will sound trial on sex abuse charges cardinal george pell left a melbourne morning on friday after a date was set for a four week hearing to begin a march the seventy six year old is accused of multiple sex crimes the details can't be made public for legal reasons well as the highest ranking catholic official to face sex abuse accusations so has consistently denied any wrongdoing. all right says force news now in bahrain munich have appointed you as their new coach the seventy two year old i

but the organization that the n.r.a. wants to talk with handling the bomb struck issue is the bureau of alcohol tobacco and firearms a move that has already been interpreted by some as a strategy to keep the issue out of congress and avoid any more sweeping gun controls. in a country where since the attack on sunday at least eighty seven people have been killed by firearms the n.r.a. his proposal is a far cry from corrective action. staying in the u.s. top hollywood producer harvey weinstein and threatening to sue the new york times after it published an article alleging decades of sexual harassment against women sixty five year old weinstein had initially apologized after the article and asked for a second chance now his lawyer says the story was tantamount to defamation because it relied mostly on hearsay weinstein is taking a leave of absence from his movie studio his hits include award winning films like good won't good will hunting pulp fiction and shakespeare in love. saudi arabia has condemned the united nations re

the only thing the n.r.a. wants more than to sell lots of gun silencers is to put a silencer on the debate about gun safety legislation. the only thing the n.r.a. wants more than allowing nationwide conceal carry laws is to conceal the overwhelming support for background checks. the only thing the n.r.a. wants more than to stifle smart gun technology is to stief debate -- stifle debate on gun violence protection. for anyone who says this debate is too soon, it's already too late for at least 58 people in las vegas and hundreds of others who were wounded. we should not wait another day. we need to compass commonsense -- we need to pass commonsense gun safety so we can hold a moment of silence for the n.r.a.'s stranglehold on american politics. we must make n.r.a. stand for not relevant anymore in american politics in our country. that should be our agenda here on the floor of the united states senate. what is wrong is leaving americans in our communities unprotected yet again from gun violence. what is wrong is

country where since the attack on sunday at least eighty seven people have been killed by firearms the n.r.a says proposal is a far cry from corrective action. hair raising experience during yesterday's storm here in germany for the passengers of this emirates flight time landing it doesn't offer airport it looked as though it was touching down perfectly but then it was caught by a powerful cross wind lurching precariously as you can see across the runway before its pilots then brought it back under control plane enthusiastic cargo spotter recording the footage and publishing it on his you tube channel for them praised the skills of the prophets and coping with the turbulence. we'll be back on monday thanks for watching this program from all of us here in berlin have a very good we could. lose five hundred years reformation how did mountain news his message get out into the well as you know maybe a for instance. missionaries arrived in the end colony of german south west africa in eight hundred fourteen they brought the goodwood with them. which in fact lives on soldiers fifty followed. by h

but the organization that the n.r.a. ants to talk with handling the bomb stock issue is the bureau of alcohol tobacco and firearms a move that has already been interpreted by some as a strategy to keep the issue out of congress and avoid any more sweeping gun controls. in a country where since the attack on sunday at least eighty seven people have been killed by firearms the n.r.a. is proposal is a far cry from corrective action. a hair raising experience during yesterday's storm here in germany for the passengers of this emirates flight landing it doesn't offer airport it looked as though it was touching down perfectly but. it was caught by a powerful cross wind lurching precariously as you can see across the runway before its pilots then brought it back under control plane enthusiastic cargo spotter recording the footage and publishing it on his you tube channel to them praised the skills of the pockets and coping with the turbulence. well be back. thanks for watching this program from all of us here in berlin have a ve

also tonight, republicans and the n.r.a. now support regulating devices that turn rifles into machine guns. >> we certainly welcome that, would like to be part of that conversation. >> mason: one of hollywood's most powerful men is accused of sexually harassing female employees for decades. his lawyers say it's not true. information overload-- all that technology on the dashboard may be driving us to distraction. and... >> show me your golden smile! cute. >> aaah! >> mason: out of the darkness of tragedy, they provide light. >light. >> reporter: this is awesome! this is the "cbs evening news." >> mason: good evening. i'm anthony mason. the "how" is becoming clearer, but the "why" remains elusive. police say stephen paddock's assault on a las vegas concert sunday night was no suicide mission. he'd hoped to get away. and it appears he had his eye on venues in other cities. paddock killed 58 and injured nearly 500. more than 150 people remain in hospitals tonight. john blackstone begins our coverage from las vegas. >> reporter:

yeah and this is pretty unprecedented the n.r.a. is one of the most powerful influential bodies in this country when it comes to gun control they represent gun owners across the country they donate millions of dollars to politicians and they've never ever before talked about any issues of gun control they've always resisted they resisted after orlando after sandy hook and after countless other mass shootings but now they're talking about banning these modifiers they're called bump stocks they enable a semiautomatic weapon to become essentially an automatic weapon and they are being backed by senior republicans so this is pretty unprecedented territory for both the republican party and the n.r.a. and of course democrats have been really firming at the bit to talk about these kinds of things and they may even push things further and talk about limiting magazine capacity and increasing background checks they're not likely to succeed but at least in this country for the first time in a while gun control is actually being talked about tha

. >> reporter: last year the n.r.a. t more on a nevada ballot initiative than in any pangressional race, fighting a proposal to expand background checks, including at gun shows. gun control advocates spent twice as much. >> close the background check orophole. >> reporter: and won a narrow enctory, but nearly a year later, the law is not being enforced. state and federal officials are questioning who does the background checks at private gun transfers. >> you're a private seller. >> yes. >> so there's no background check in. >> as long as you're a nevada resident. no. we're good to go. >> reporter: "every town for gun safety" easily and legally bought four semi-automatic rifles and a 100 capacity magazine without any background check. nevada attorney general adam laxalt, who campaigned against the measure for the n.r.a.-- >> question one is a sloppy legal disaster. >> reporter: --initially argued it isn't enforceable because the law explicitly says the f.b.i. has to conduct the background checks, not the state. he cited

surprising move from the n.r.a. condo building in flames to send smoke visible from another state and what is blamed for the fire. michelle: caught on video. culinary thief. the impressive kitchen moves from a burglar and what the owner is saving about it. jonathan: even more new video showing people fleeing what sounded like machine gun fire when a man opened fire on outdoor concert in fire was made possible by something called a bump stock. it's a device attached to the gunman's rifle. michelle: as we come on air a big surprise. the n.r.a. wants to talk about toughening gun laws. "7 on your side"'s nathan baca is tracking it for us. nathan: the n.r.a. says the bump fire stocks should be subject to additional rellations -- regulations. this is from the leading gun rights lobby unique to call for additional government control of one time of modified weapon. it's attached to a rifle that place say stephen paddock used in vegas to allow a person to put their finger on trigger and rapid fire the fun. the stock or the re

effect though and so there is this resistance and the republican playbook and also the playbook of the n.r.a. the national rifle association the gun lobby has always been first of all say now is not the time to talk about this then say we need more details you need more facts we have to investigate this and then hoping that over time the drive to change gun laws will disappear and this is apparently what they're doing right now and carson you've been talking with so many people there in las vegas in the wake of this massacre what are they likely to make of that statement and what is the mood like generally in the city and what do people really want to hear from the president today. i think what most people want to hear is a message of hope they want the presidents to be the consoler in chief that is the role that americans want to. want their president to have in such a situation they don't want politics right now otherwise of course the mood here in this place is as divided as in the country as a whole lot of tourists from all over the place are coming here and when we talk to people we fou

that is what i am doing. >> while gillespie is supported by the n.r.a. northam is backed by an organization funded by former new york city mayor blakeal bloomberg called every town for gun safety. both groups plan to have a lot of advertising and outreach in the closing weepings of the campaign -- closing weeks of the cap pain. jeff goldberg, abc7 news. alison: stay with us for coverage of the massacre on air and online. we "abc7 news at 6:00" and then "world news tonight" with david muir. david will be live from las vegas. >>> meanwhile a grim anniversary in the area. the first of the d.c. sniper killings. at the time, nobody knew that three weeks of terror were beginning. a shooting right through the window of a store and then a person shot through the window in wheaton. they were caught only half ten people were dead. three others were hurt. muhammad was executed and malvo will spend the rest of his life behind bars. larry: outburst from a man accused of planning pipe bomb and pressure cooker bombs in and around the city last year. opening statement re