all the gun legislation passed is watched care reply by the national rifle association and no pun intendedhey send the big guns out here every time there's an issue on our legislative state. >> wayne has talked to you. >> he sits next to me trying to talk sense into me. my husband can tell you it's a wasted effort. >> reporter: the owner uses humour. her son was killed by a suspect she calls a gun nut. >> the man that murdered him was a lifetime member of the n.r.a. and a lifetime member of the hawaiian association and went to the gun range regularly. he had enough guns that when the police raided his home, it took three hand trucks laded to the top. >> do you guys do background checks on people that come in here? >> we have them sign a waive our form saying by law they are allowed to be around firearms. they are supposed to know that they are aren't supposed to be around guns. >> >> reporter: you are putting the onus on them. >> yes. >> reporter: in a waiver. >> yes. should you be doing a background check. >> the background checks are not required at gunrangers here. patrons are considere

by the national rifle association. how would you uh describe hawaii's gun law uhs. >> well, actually we have been the perfect lab, because we don't have any contiguous states and so all the gun legislation that we have passed here is watched very carefully by the national rifle association. and they know pun intended they send their big guns out here every time there's some issue on our legislative slate. >> has personally talked to you. >> oh, he sits right next to me, trying to talk sense into me, my husband could tell you that's a wasted effort. >> she uses humor to cope with a personal tragedy. her son michael was killed 31 years ailed, by a suspect she calls a gun nut. >> and the man who murdered him was a lifetime member of the nra, and a lifetime member of the hawaii rifle association. and he went out to the gun range regularly. and he had enough guns that when the police raided him home, it took three hand trucks loaded to the top to take those guns out. >> do you do background checks. >> we have them sign a wai

managing a small golf course was once called the most dangerous women in america, by the national rifle association>> how would you describe the gun law uhs in the rest of the country. >> well, actually, we have -- question don't have any contiguous states. and so all the gun legislation that we have passed here is watched very carefully by the national rifle association. and they know pun intended they send their big guns out uh here every time there's an issue on our legislative slate. >> has personality talked to you. he is right next what he called a gun nut. >> and the man who murdered him was a lifetime member of the nra, and a lifetime member of the hawaii rifle association. and he went out to the gun range. and he had enough guns in the police raided his home, it took three hand trucks loaded to the top to take the guns out. >> do you do background checks on the people that come in here. >> we have them sign a waiver form saying that by law they are allowed to be around firearms. >> but the felon himselfs are supposed to know that they are supposed to be around guns. it might be quite possi

they're trying to overturn a bill that would give the national rifle association the ability to sue over. the lawsuit is the latest fight between cities that are trying to cut gun violence and legislature that's resisting new forms of gun control. local lawmakers insist the way the measure was passed was unconstitutional. >> the way this bill was passed was such an egregious violation of the basic rules of legislating that we felt compelled to act. >> we'll fight this effort at every possible step. we are doing the right thing, trying to make people safe. the nra is wrong. >> supporters say the law is designed to make sure gun laws are consistent throughout the state. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> just about four hours now from kickoff as the eagles host the panthers in a monday night showdown in south philadelphia. let's get the game time forecast for the thousands of fans who will be in attendance. >> nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz monitoring that from the weather center. glenn? >> this is about as good as it gets for this time of year,

the national rifle association, took a rare loss on election okay. this new law, some call it the strictest gun law, and the reality is this law and efforts to duplicate are now spreading all across the country, we have learned there are four other states to do what happened in washington. some gun owners in washington state, are fired up. annette is a six time u.s. rifle team champion. >> my palmer rifle that i shoot for the u.s. team, she led a campaign against ballot initiative 594. >> fight 954 waists resources on something that will not make washington safer. >> 594 was designed to plug loopholes in gun laws by mandating background checks for private arm sales and gun transfers. on election day, in a landslide. almost 60 to 40%. did the nra underestimate this? >> i think they did. and now they have a huge huge battle on their hans. because lit spread to other states. this is a cancer, seattles are a test bed for this. >> so what -- you can hear from many of these advocates for no gun laws, what they are saying is that this is a cancer, they fear

he is the former president of the national rifle association and the former chair of the american conservative union and a board member of the constitution project. the way this morning's next will proceed is as follows. each of the members of the panel will have a few minutes to discuss issues of key importance to them and then we will move through some significant claims and when i say a few minutes i have one personal attribute that is relevant and it's not the fact that i was an assistant u.s. attorney are serving long -- or served in law enforcement. i the grandson of a pentecostal am preacher and i have a very good sense of when people start to warm to their text which means they can go a little bit longer than they need to. so i will exercise those instincts as they move forward. but each panelist will have a few moments to talk and then we will talk about community engagement. we will discuss issues related to return and re-entry. we will discuss issues of fairness through the operation of the criminal justice system and how many of the panelists have employed strategies to root out bi

is taking on a new pennsylvania law, the law allows second amendment advocates such as the national rifle association to take things to court over local firearm ordinances. this is latest fight between pennsylvania cities trying to track down on illegal guns and those who say the new law will ensure local gun ordinances are the same statewide and comply with state law. philadelphia's mayor michael nutter objects to the new law. >> this is legislative madness, legislative process in this regard is completely broken. we will fight this effort at every possible step. we are doing the right thing trying to make people safe the nra is wrong again as usual. >> yesterday lawsuit challenges the constitutionality have of that new law that will take effect in 60 days after governor corbett signs it. >>> unbelievable moment on a subway train what led to this big brawl that may have you shaking your head this morning. our bob kelly taking us for a ride. >> we are ready to go, hit the gas, north on 202 leaving paoli with a coffee in our hand heading up to that king of prussia construction zone, sluggish because w

indeed so was the national rifle association which supported the federal firearms act of 19341938. there was a huge amount of anti-gun sentiment in the united states appears this role model that people are supposed to be looking up to his more powerful and ends up shooting people. this is why's original story is created in 1939 a few months after the original issue in which oh yes, bruce wayne saw his parents get shot when he was a kid and he hates guns. the publishers of comics were worried the comics would be basically shut down by censors. so what would you do? you would have course hire the world's most famous psychologist the inventor of the lie detector test is deemed william moulton moulton marston to be in a consulting psychologist to tell you what to do. marston has these great ideas. he says well you have this editorial advisory board. he encouraged them to call themselves d.c. and they had detective comics and uses his own logo. that had begun but marston supported that because he wanted a brand the comics with the imprint of quality that the advisory board had said this

the national rifle association, listen to this, took a rare loss on election day, washington state voters approved anishtive requiring background checks for all gun purchases. it was a grass roots movement for people tired of relying on lawmakers who fear the nra. >> food to see you, really interesting what happened there in washington state, this new strategy really does go after these lawmakers that have not taken any action on this and invest, what some people are saying is this is the toughest gun law in the entire country now and there are efforts to duplicate this across the country. >> some gun owners in washington state are fired up. >> annette is a six time u.s. rifle team champion. >> that is my palmer rifle i shoot for the u.s. team. >> she led a campaign against ballot initiatives 594. >> it wastes resources on something that will not make washington safer. >> 594 was designed to plug loopholes in gun laws. by mandating background checks for private armed sales and gun transfers. on election day, washington voters passed 594 in a landslide. almost 60 to 40%. did the nra undere

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as the beginning of a dialogue because it is by the national rifle association that supports manufacturers primarily intends to support gunowners. guns for collection, for your own home protection are all part of the private right to bear arms. that's a semi automatic weapon, which you can procure without a criminal background check. that is criminal. >> moderator: thank you very much, mr. wager. unfortunately because we need to preserve three minutes each, we're out of time for audience questions. i would encourage you all to treat out all of these guys or grab the master was anathema to question yourself. they wish we had an hour and a have to do this, but we don't. our final question is this a new answer with three minutes each in the same order that we began. david macko, you are first. >> i like you to describe the areas in which you disagree with your party leadership. but you have done or will do to fight your party leadership in an effective way regarding those beliefs. macko: as i said, disapprove the libertarian party national platforms on the issues of immigration and on abortio

he is the former president of the national rifle association, the american of conservative union, and a board member of the constitution project. the way this morning's next events will proceed is as follows. members of the panel wwill have a few minutes to discuss key issues of importance to them, then we will move through some significant things. when i say a few minutes, i attribute ersonal that is relevant -- it is not assistant us i'm attorney -- i am the grandson of a pentecostal preacher. and i have a very good sense of when people start to warm to the text, which means that they longer o a little bit than any to. so i will exercise those instincts as we move forward. but each panelist will have a then we'll to talk, talk about community engagement. discuss issues related to return and reentry. discuss issues of fairness throughout the justice system and how many of the panelists have to root out ategies bias and put in system to justice is clearly administrated, and also fairly. with that, i will start with mr. keene. >> okay. thank you. idea that will have people with some ba

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he is the former president of the national rifle association and the former chair of the american conservative union and a board member of the constitution project. the way this morning's next offense will proceed is as follows. each of the members of the panel will have a few minutes to discuss issues of key importance to them and then we will move through some significant claims and when i say a few minutes i have one personal attribute that is relevant and it's not the fact that i was an assistant u.s. attorney are serving long enforcement. and the grandson of a pentecostal preacher and i have a very good sense of when people start to warm to their text which means they can go a little bit longer than they need to. so i will exercise those instincts as they move forward. but each panelist will have a few moments to talk and then we will talk about community engagement. we will discuss issues related to return and re-entry. we will discuss issues of fairness through the operation of the criminal justice system and how many of the panelists have employed strategies to root out bias and put in

i am the endorsed candidate of the national rifle association, and that is for a reason. i believe in protecting our second amendment rights. i think the new attacks are going way too far. i will not support those. the idea behind the second amendment was to make sure that our constitutional rights to bear and carry arms would not be -- right now is to take little bits and pieces out. the whole final response on this is you cannot allow the federal government to make a chink after chink after chink into our second-amendment rights. the only people that will not have guns are those that are law abiding. the criminals will still have theirs. this is a simple issue, the second amendment rights should be defended, and in south dakota it is not just about the defense of individuals, it is also about the quality of life we get. i bought a gun the other day, got it for my kid, because i wanted to pass down that heritage to the next generation. if this continues on the way it is we may not have that right again. some of us have to stand up and say we understand that a gun is a too

there's been this amazing reversal that the nra is probably disproportionately responsible for. >> national rifle association? >> yes, exactly, that makes fear look like courage to so many people. you can't drive your car if you don't have a gun in the glove compartment? well, what nonsense is that? you know, it's not bold and brave to go around acting like you think everybody's going to be some kind of threat to you. it's psychotic really. >> what do you fear? >> what do i fear? i mean, i fear for, there are things that i, you know, obviously i fear for democracy, for example. i don't know. you know, the oddest thing happened. i became 70. and i realized that in order to be 70, you have to have had basically 69 years of really good fortune and that, you know, what i mean? i don't feel as though i can lose much. i don't think i can lose much at this point. i've had a good life and a long life by world standards, you know. and this neutralizes many kinds of anxiety for me. if i can fail now, it will be a minor, minor event because i have such a short time to experience the fact of failure. >> marilynne robins

the gulf coast that are devastated by hurricanes katrina and rita. this legislation has been endorsed by ducks unlimited and more than 30 national conservation organizations, including the national rifle association, boone and crockett club, the national wild turkey federation, fezzants forever, and the congressional sportsmans foundation. in their support letter these groups noted that, quote, in order for us to pass down our hunting heritage from generation to generation, sustain a vital and viable resource for wildlife and people, we must increase the price of the duck stamp this year, end quote. i urge adoption of h.r. 5069, and i want to thank all of the members who join with me in this effort. i now reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from louisiana reserves. the gentleman from arizona. mr. grijalva: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. grijalva: thank you, mr. speaker. h.r. 5069 would authorize an increase in the price of the federal duck stamp from $15 to $25. duck stamp revenue funds the purchase and conservation of wetland habitats critical to maintaining waterfowl

the recreational use of marijuana, along with alaska and district of columbia, an amendment that would have allowed doctors to previbe marijuana is set, republicans sweeping races with candidate supporting second amendment rights backed by national rifle association. i would say that nra is pretty proud in those second amendment activists are pressing ahead. voters in alaska, arkansas, south dakota, to raise minimum wage. approving state hikes, over just past two years. changing demographics is part of what drove last night's overwhelming republican victory, 47% of women, voted republican. that is up 3% from 2012. and 10% of black vote to g.o.p. up from 8% 2 years -- ago. 36% of latinos polling for republicans up from 30%. and joining us tonight, former democratic wit presidential camn advise oer joe trippi, and ed rollins, let's contribute. let's talk about those demographics. 43% of millennials now, backing republicans. this is impressive really, joe? >> it -- those numbers are of those who voted, a lot of it, i think had to do with millennials who may have voted democrat stayed home, therr was a very depressed turn out to democratic side e, more than we anticipateed, they were good gains for the republicans, but i think a lot were people, wome

leaders in our intelligence community, the department of justice, civil liberties groups, the national rifle association, and a whole bunch of tech companies. opponents say it will impair our national security. they say this bill will keep our intelligence community from protecting us. but what opponents of this bill fail fully to appreciate is that most americans are deeply, deeply concerned about the collection of their own personal information. and this bill is an opportunity