were a house democrat on the conference call you were saying that it was you're letting the national rifle association right your legislation for you. and they want to limit whatever gun aspects for that bill is much as possible. whether that's true or not, who knows. house republicans are feeling pressure to do something with guns in it. perhaps not to do so much that it might upset the nra. house minority leader nancy pelosi released a statement. saying they will continue to for a meaningful gun bills that will save lives and protect us from terrorism. with expanded background checks and meaningful no-fly by legislation. billy: the same things that democrats were asking for last week. checks forkground gun sales and a ban on gun sales to people on no-fly list. on thebeen stepped up heels of the orlando shooting were 49 people were killed. one of the ringleaders organizers. john lewis of georgia. the member from connecticut says he and luis had written the speaker and plan to have a meeting with him. if there amendments can be put andhis republican bill other dilatory tactics may be considered. i'm n

well, i asked the national rifle association what's your position on this, and their response was if the market wants it, they are not opposed to it. if -- i think their issue is if there's a law requiring it before the technology is used or maybe ever, before the technology is perfected, that -- where it could be circumvented or it could be imperfect technology or it could block the rightful owner from being able to use the gun. but if the market determined that, for example, if the federal government, pamela, tomorrow said, manufacturers, we want smart gun technology quickly developed for all the guns we buy from you, you know, the millions of rifles and handguns -- >> guest: right. >> host: -- the manufacturers would probably scramble to do that, and the nra would have no opposition to that, and the consumer would benefit. so smart gun technology seems to be something that you agree with the nra on or they agree with you on. >> guest: yes. >> host: what is the future, what's the promise of that as a potential remedy, do you think, to violence? >> guest: that emerged from me out of

>>reporter: on the other side of the call the national rifle association's come for calling these bill signed by the governor very much draconian and they are only seeking not to put criminals in jail but to her to law abiding citizens. >>vicki liviakis: it will no longer allow on almost alone the guns have to family members or close friend the of the bill passed the 1695 it trades at 10 near the umbrella edition for someone convicted of false reported lost or stolen gun. >>catherine heenan: 11 of the state's already restricted what did nothing to stop the attack in san the 99 we have posted the and i his entire statement. >>vicki liviakis: the has been identified as and a kid got drunk he was only 60 isolda hole in his mother's hand and they were both hit by a vehicle. >>reporter: the scene of this fatal accident has been cleared san jose police said the boy who was head and killed by the vehicle was only six resolve to come up with the scene looks like a bid earlier this morning in an hour after the crash and still think dark and more security was guarding and the driver of a mercede

those are things that the national rifle association's been working on and calling for for decades. t it's hillary clinton and chuck schumer and barack obama who would rather play politics with the issue than get something done. >> chris, stand by for a moment because ted cruz is now speaking. i want to listen in briefly to see if in fact he goes and endorses donald trump. >> we want ted! we want ted! we love ted! we love ted! we love ted! we love ted! we love ted! >> you know with be this afternoon, this afternoon is really for one very simple purpose, and it is to say thank you to each and everyone of you. thank you from the very, very bottom of our hearts. [ applause ] more than anything else, heidi and i are filled with extraordinary gratitude and thankfulness. together, the men and women here, we have been part of an amazing journey. and it has been the privilege of our lifetimes to stand with each and everyone of you fighting for our country. the men and women gathered here today, you are patriots. you love this country. you love our constitution. you love our freedom. you love

pbolish the second i, on the other hand, received the early and strong endorsement of the national rifle association. and will protect the right of all americans to keep their families safe. at this moment, i would like to thank the evangelical and religious community because i will tell you what. the support that they have given me, and i'm not sure i totally deserve it. it has been so amazing and had such a big reason for me being here so true. they have much to contribute to our politics, yet our laws prevent you from speaking your minds from your own pulpits. an amendment pushed by lyndon johnson many years ago threatens religious institutions with a loss of their tax exempt status if they openly advocate their political views. their voice has been taken away. i am going to work very hard to repeal that language and to protect free speech for all americans. we can accomplish these great things and so much more. all we need to do is to start believing. it is time to show the whole world that america is back. bigger and better and stronger than ever before. in this journey, i am so tow have at my

i'm interested in looking at the so-called gun-control advocates in the national rifle association and think are there any points to agree on. i find a the point that they agree with you on, it is smart gun technology. now, now, in your epilog you write that gun-control advocates and opponents hate this idea, or you use words similar to that. that they loathe the idea that smart gun technology. but i asked the national rifle association with her position was in the response was, if a market wants it, they are not opposed to it. i think their issue is if there is a law requiring it be for the technologies you start maybe ever, before the technology is perfected, where it could be circumvented or will its technology that was blocked in order for been able to use the gun, but if the market determine that for example if the federal government tomorrow said manufacturers, we want smart and technology quickly developed for all the guns we buy from you. you you know the millions of rifles and handguns. the manufactures would probably scramble to do that and the nra would have no opposition to

i, on the other hand, received the early and strong endorsement of the national rifle association. and will protect the right of all americans to keep their families safe. at this moment i would like to thank the evangelical and religious community because i'll tell you what, the support that they have given me, and i'm not sure i totally deserve it, has been so amazing and has had such a big reason for me being here tonight. true, so true. they have much to contribute to our politics, yet our laws prevent you from speaking your minds from your own pulpits. an amendment pushed by lyndon johnson many years ago threatens religious institutions with the loss of their tax-exempt status if they openly advocate their political views. their voice has been taken away. i am going to work very hard to repeal that language and to protect free speech for all americans. we can accomplish these great things and so much more. all we need to do is start believing in ourselves and in our country again. start believing. it is time to show the whole world that america is back, bigger and better and st

i, on the other hand, received the early and strong endorsement of the national rifle association. and will protect the right of all americans to keep their families safe. at this moment i would like to thank the evangelical and religious community because i'll tell you what, the support that they have given me, and i'm not sure i totally deserve it, has been so amazing and has had such a big reason for me being here tonight. true, so true. they have much to contribute to our politics, yet our laws prevent you from speaking your minds from your own pulpits. an amendment pushed by lyndon johnson many years ago threatens religious institutions with the loss of their tax-exempt status if they openly advocate their political views. their voice has been taken away. i am going to work very hard to repeal that language and to protect free speech for all americans. we can accomplish these great things and so much more. all we need to do is start believing in ourselves and in our country again. start believing. it is time to show the whole world that america is back, bigger and better and st

essentially abolish the second amendment. [ booing ] i, on the other hand, received of the national rifle association. [ cheers and applause ] and will protect the right of all americans to keep their families safe. [ cheers and applause ] at this moment, i would like to thank the evangelical and religious community. because, i'll tell you what, the support you've given me, and i'm not sure i totally deserve it, has been so amazing. and has had such a big reason for me being here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] true. so true. they have much to contribute to our politics. yet our laws prevent you from speaking your minds from your own pulpits. an amendment pushed by lyndon johnson many years ago threatens religious institutions with a loss of their tax-exempt status if they openly advocate their political views. their voice has been taken away. i am going to work very hard to repeal that language and to protect free speech for all americans. [ cheers and applause ] we can accomplish these great things, and so much more. all we need to do is start believing in ourselves and in our country again. start

donald trump is a life member of the national rifle association. ric, because we are the largest and oldest civil rights organization in america. we fight for the rights of all americans regardless of race, religion or sexual orientation, because the right to protect your life is the most precious right you have. friends, the five million men and women of the nra will fight without apology for your right to protect your life but we a

- the national rifle association. heers and applause] - the national rifle assoc-- o'malley just buried-- he just buried chafee gone. did you see him? poor chafee was on the side like, "no, wait. can i change my answer to what he said?" now, at center stage, of course, was form secretary of state hillary clinton. - secretary clinton, how would you not be a third term of president obama? - well, i think that's pretty obvious. i think being the first woman president would be quite a change from the presidents we've had up until this point including president obama. - so the only thing separating you and president obama is the fact that you have different parts? what are you, mr. and mrs. potatohead? the debate was also an opportunity for the clinton main challenger, bernie sanders, to come out, and he could've attacked hillary on a host of issues including the keystone pipeline, the transpacific trade policy, her ties to wall street, and of course, her emails. hillary clinton: feel the bern. - let me say something that m

amendment. [ booing ] i, on the other hand, received the early and strong endorsement of the national rifle association. [ cheers and applause ] and will protect the right of all americans to keep their families safe. [ cheers and applause ] at this moment, i would like to thank the evangelical and religious community. because, i'll tell you what, the support you've given me, and i'm not sure i totally deserve it, has been so amazing. and has had such a big reason for me being here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] true. so true. they have much to contribute to our politics. yet our laws prevent you from speaking your minds from your own pulpits. an amendment pushed by lyndon johnson many years ago threatens religious institutions with a loss of their tax-exempt status if they openly advocate their political views. their voice has been taken away. i am going to work very hard to repeal that language and to protect free speech for all americans. [ cheers and applause ] we can accomplish these great things, and so much more. all we need to do is start believing in ourselves and in our country again. start

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the national rifle association -- katy, keith. >> tracy, under heightened security, it's been an issue since you arrived there this weekend and dem gats started screaming in philadelphia for the democratic national convention. give us an idea of how much a part of your day-to-day interaction it is for you and also the delegates, the security level. >> reporter: right. it has ramped up since we got here. you have to go through a perimeter, get your car checked. where we parked is relatively close to the q. between the convention center. it's a work space for us. you have to see -- everyone here has to go through security before we get here. we have to plan a lot of time in our day to get through that. >> tracy, i know this is a -- democratic national convention, day one. action-packed. looking ahead today, i know dr. ben carson, governor chris christie. paul ryan and the nra. you've been in contact with the local delegates. any idea what's in store? >> well, very excited. all of them are excited to hear the speakers. including how this is a colorful list of speakers. there is one delega

swatting victims included the head of the national rifle association and a congressman from michigan. torp it's called pokemon go, and it is taking the world by storm. this popular game app is now on more android phones than tinder. people are using it daily, spending an average of more than four hours daily playing it. that's more than facebook or messenger. what in the heck is pokemon >> we can't explain it. we're going to let jo ling kent give us a crash course. >> pokemon go is a game you play on your smartphone. they played monsters inside and around the real world around you. you catch this ball to catch it and move on to the next level. >> gotcha! >> got that? it hasn't been all fun and games. some teens have been injured already, running into trees and poles trying to go after those things. others dangerously close to oncoming traffic as they try to catch the virtual traffic. it even prompted the government not to play while driving. the national park service is reminding people to be respectful as they play around our national monuments. it's addictive, too. >> so play with y

but republicans who are in control want to do something that also gets the sign off for the national rifle association, and that is proving to be an impossible task. so the only thing they're doing is a scheme to basically kill first and then deny the gun later. you know, you have to prove that the person is a terrorist before that person is denied a gun where the other lists are these are folks that are suspected terrorists. that was what the bill was in the senate that was a bipartisan bill, and then if you are denied a firearm because you are on one of these two pretty discrete watch lists, you can at that point appeal that decision, but this one they have to prove first and they have three days to prove that when somebody is going to buy a gun that they are, in fact, terrorists. i mean, who are we kidding? that is not going to work. >> so, scottie, is that underscoring that criticism that, you know, the republicans are too much in the pocket of the nra, unwilling to do something until the nra endorses or gives the thumbs up on a measure? >> no. i think this is republicans actually working with dem

the national rifle association released a statement calling the gun control package, quote, draconian, saying it turns, quote, california's law-abiding gun owners into second class citizens. the group says it is prepared to pursue all options moving forward. >>> new at 5:00, the people responsible for a gate blocking access to a santa cruz beach are digging in their heels. they are now facing huge fines for not letting the public in. kpix 5's len ramirez found out that they have no plans to take down the gate. >> reporter: that's right. and those fees are adding up or the finds are adding up. $11,000 a day for every day that this gate is kept locked. as you can see today, it is locked unless you have the expensive key. one day after a deadline to demolish the lock and gated entrance to privates beach in santa cruz nothing has changed. you still need a special key to get in. and gatekeepers have no plan to change. >> very nice. >> reporter: he calls himself a gate ambassador but he was called a guard and they are supposed to comply with the california coastal act to ensure beach access

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i served on the boards of the national rifle association and the club for growth and the national taxpayers association, and in honor of my father, i am proud to be a member of the board of trustees of the world war ii museum in new orleans, so have always had political opposition, people who disagree with me politically, religiously and so on, but that is what america is all about, the enable to compete, win, lose , get up, dust yourself off and win again. folks barkingd to being concerned, -- myis is what i know dad used to tell me, dogs did not bark at parked cars, so you stay on the move and do what you can with what you have and where you are. bill onr next caller is the line for evangelicals in ohio. good morning. caller: good morning, gentlemen. to blackwell, i am afraid say this, but what you are doing is sickening. you are trying to get religious people like myself to abandon their morals, abandoned their values, abandon god and vote for a guy like donald trump. the guy that i see making fun of a disabled person. he says he cannot get a fair trial because his judges mexican. that i

[booing] i, on the other hand, received the early and strong endorsement of the national rifle association and will protect the right of all americans to keep their families safe. [applause] at this moment, i would like to thank the evangelical community and religious community, because i will tell you what, it is important that they have given me, and i'm not sure i entirely amazing,t, has been so and has had such a big reason for me being here tonight, true, so true. they have much to contribute to our politics, yet our laws prevent you from speaking your minds from your own pulpits. an amendment, pushed by lyndon johnson, many years ago, threatens religious institutions with a loss of their tax-exempt status if they openly advocate their political views. their voice has been taken away. i am going to work very hard to repeal that language and to protect free speech for all americans. [applause] we can accomplish these great things and so much more. all we need to do is start believing in ourselves and in our country again. start believing. it is time to show the whole world that america

>>reporter: of the national rifle association was less polite about and calling the bill signed by the governor to call it a gun control package that turns california's law- abiding gun owners into second- class citizens. >>dan kerman: kisses he is pleased with the gun control legislation the governor has signed a consent to safety for all the initiative that he's spearheading will take and control one step further. >>vicki liviakis: here is a look of the of the two laws that were passed one no longer allows all gun owners to lower against family members or close to friends to a luxury to attend your gun prohibition for anyone falsely convicted of false reporting or lost a stolen them will have the full details of the new gun laws www.kron4.com >>pam moore: of original the california wildfire is forcing evacuation is entered and won a 2500 buildings to nine the trail head fire is burning in placer and eldorado counting the fires of this year for his grown now to more than two to 500 a.. >>pam moore: this is new area video of the fire is the has been given the high temperatures and stro

conference call early this afternoon you were saying that it was because you're letting the national rifle association write your legislation for you and b that they want to limit whatever gun aspects of that bill -- as much as possible. whether that's true or not, who knows. but that's certainly house republicans are feeling pressure to do something with the word guns in it but perhaps not do so much that it might upset one of their big backers, the nra. >> you talked about what the democrats may be planning what they're talking about. house minority leader nancy pelosi released a statement that reads in part that democrats will continue to push house republicans to give the american people a vote on meaningful gun violence prevention measures that will save lives and protect our communities from terrorism with expanded strengthened background checks and meaningful no fly no buy legislation. so what exactly are you hearing about the plans of house democrats for the coming week both on and off the floor? >> exactly. whatre

going to be able to save your second amendment which is under siege, by the way, and the national rifle association, the nra, endorsed me with the earliest endorsement they have ever given to a candidate, ok? and hillary clinton wants to take your guns away. she wants to effectively abolish the second amendment. that's why they gave me the early endorsement because she is unthinkable for the nra. unthinkable. but all of these things are going to happen, so let me just finish my saying the following. i love ohio. i love the people of ohio. go out and vote for rob portman. he's been terrific. go out and vote for rob, but i love the people of ohio, and we're going to start winning again, folks. we don't win anymore as a country. we don't win on trade. we don't win with the military. you know, when i was young, we never lost a war, all of us, a lot of you my age. when we were young, i still feel young, don't you feel young? but -- but when we were young, we never lost a war. they used to say we've never lost a war. now we never win a war. we never win a bat. we never win anything. we have these idiots

i, on the other hand, received the early and strong endorsement of the national rifle association. [cheering] and will protect the right of all americans to keep their families safe. [cheering] at this moment, i would like to thank the evangelical community because, i will tell you what, the support they have given me, and i'm not sure i totally has been so amazing. and has had such a big and -- has been such a big reason i'm here tonight. [cheering] sartre. they have much to contribute to our policies. you fromaws prevent speaking your mind from your own pulpits. an amendment, pushed by lyndon johnson, many years ago, threatens religious institutions with a loss of their tax-exempt status if they openly advocate their political views. their voice has been taken away. i will work hard to repeal that language and to protect free speech for all americans. [cheering] we can accomplish these great things and so much more. all we need to do is start believing in ourselves and in our country again. start believing. [cheering] time to show the whole world that america is back, bigger and b

the distance. >> ceo of national rifle association, the nation's most prominent gun rights group. >> the only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun. >> we asked to speak with lapierre -- >> millions of american share the nra it. >> but instead the nra provided former president and current board member sandy froman of tucson. could a good guy with a gun really stop a terrorist attack? >> i think a good guy with a gun could protect himself or herself. if you have a choice of using your gun to save your life or having your life taken, then, yes, i think you should have that choice. >> basically the thought is the more law-abiding people own and are trained to use guns, the safer we'll all be? >> exactly. exactly. >> this is also a personal issue for froman who purchased her first gun at 32, after an attempted break-in at her home. >> i think that we all need to be prepared in case something really evil happens to us. >> and gun sales are up. with background checks on buyers hitting a record high of more than 23 million last year. is even some school personnel like these in ohi

the national rifle association's float that did not make the float this year due to a health issue. >waiting on an amazing response a lot of support, a lot of people cheering. i think it shows that the tiedde is turning. >> reporter: had the founders asked for more information we would have had tell them it's complicated. freedom always is even on july fourth. abc 7 news. >>> thousands of other bay area residents celebrated america's independence with parades in their communities. a marching band cruised along the streets for today's fourth of july parade. >>> there were patriotic meldies played in this parade. earlier this morning joggers warmed up along the route with a run and walk and for those who worked up an appetite there was plenty to eat at the annual pancake breakfast hosted by fire station number nine. >>> let's look at baltimore. look at the fireworks there. it looks so cool. fireworks going off as they celebrate the fourth of july. >> it does look low. >>> rainy weather soaked the nation's capital cancelling the fourth of july fourth of july picnic and the president and

the national rifle association's float that did not make the float this year due to a health issue. >iting on an amazing response, a lot of support, a lot of people cheering. i think it shows that the tide is turning. >> reporter: had the founders asked for more information we would have had tell them it's complicated. freedom always is even on july fourth. abc 7 news. >>> thousands of other bay area residents celebrated america's independence with parades in their communities. a marching band cruised along the streets for today's fourth of july parade. >>> there were patriotic meldies played in this parade. earlier this morning joggers warmed up along the route with a run and walk and for those who worked up an appetite there was plenty to eat at the annual pancake breakfast hosted by fire station number nine. >>> let's look at baltimore. look at the fireworks there. it looks so cool. fireworks going off as they celebrate the fourth of july. >> it does look low. >>> rainy weather soaked the nation's capital cancelling the fourth of ju fourth of july picnic and the president and his f

i, on the other hand, received the early and strong endorsement of the nationa national rifle association and will protect the rights of all americans to keep their families safe. [crowd cheering] at this moment, i would like to thank the evangelical and religious community because, i'll tell you what, the support that they've given me, and i'm not sure i totally deserve it, has been so amazing and has had such a big reason for me being here tonight. [crowd cheering] so true. they have much to contribute to our politics, yet our laws prevent you from speaking your minds for your own purpose. an amendment pushed by lyndon johnson many years ago threatens religious institutions with the loss of their tax exempt status if their openly advocate their political views. there voice has been taken away. i am going to work very hard to repeal that language and to protect free speech for all americans. [crowd cheering] we can flicker these great things and so much more. all we need to do is start believing in ourselves and in our country again. start believing. this is time to show the whole world

i, on the other hand,ec of the nationa national rifle association and will protect the rights of all americans to keep their families safe. [crowd cheering] at this moment, i would like to thank the evangelical and religious community because, i'll tell you what, the support that they've given me, and i'm not sure i totally deserve it, has been so amazing and has had such a big reason for me being here tonight. [crowd cheering] so true. they have much to contribute to our politics, yet our laws prevent you from speaking your minds for your own purpose. an amendment pushed by lyndon johnson many years ago threatens religious institutions with the loss of their tax exempt status if their openly advocate their political views. there voice has been taken away. i am going to work very hard to repeal that language and to protect free speech for all americans. [crowd cheering] things and so much more. all we need to do is start believing in ourselves and in our country again. start believing. this is time to show the whole world that america is back, bigger and better and stronger than ever

came out in a debate who are your enemies and she said republicans, but she also said the national rifle associationshe sees these people, gun owners, as her enemies. she's also basically, you know, case law that has favored gun owners and given them rights. she has spoken out against that in terms of scotus and the judges she would name, she would name judges opposed to the gun rights. >> she was part of the obama administration for 30 years and secretary of state and touting president obama's accomplishments. listen. >> we've seen deficits come down, 401ks recover, unemployment reach eight-year lows and our businesses create 15 million new jobs. through diplomacy we shut down iran's nuclear weapons program. we put policies in place to help consumers with loans, cut veterans homelessness in half. true or false? >> well, it's true technically, but once you dig into the numbers and you dig into the real story, it doesn't look as great as he's painting this rosie pictures. let's talk about veterans. he's touting how great veterans are. what about the va scandal and the thousands of people who are on w

i served on the boards of the national rifle association and the club for growth and the national taxpayers association, and in honor of my father, i am proud to be a member of the board of trustees of the world war ii museum in new orleans, so have always had political opposition, people who disagree with me politically, religiously and so on, but that is what america is all about, the enable to compete, win, lose , get up, dust yourself off and win again. folks barkingd to being concerned, -- myis is what i know dad used to tell me, dogs did not bark at parked cars, so you stay on the move and do what you can with what you have and where you are. bill onr next caller is the line for evangelicals in ohio. good morning. caller: good morning, gentlemen. to blackwell, i am afraid say this, but what you are doing is sickening. you are trying to get religious people like myself to abandon their morals, abandoned their values, abandon god and vote for a guy like donald trump. the guy that i see making fun of a disabled person. he says he cannot get a fair trial because his judges mexican. that i

and the national rifle association, the nra endorsed me with the earliest endorsement they have ever given to a candidate, right? to hillary clinton wants take your guns away, she wants to effectively abolish the second amendment. that's why they gave me the early endorsement. because she is unthinkable for the nra, unthinkable. but all of these things are going to happen. let me just finish by saying the following, i love ohio, i love the people of ohio. portman,d vote for rob go out and vote for rob portman, but i love the people of ohio. and we are going to start winning again, folks. country, we as a don't win on faith, with the military. when i was jean, we never lost a war. , i still feeloung young, don't you feel young? young, we never lost a war. they used to say we have never lost a war. now we never win a war. we never went to battle or anything. we have these idiots that get on television. in 48 hours.k isis and when we attack, we are going to hit them from the rear. falluja, going after and that will take place in exactly two weeks. place, wethat takes are going to ramadi

conference call early this afternoon, you are saying that it was because you are letting the national rifle association write your legislation for you and not to limit whatever gun aspects are part of the bill. whether that is true or not, who knows? certainly house republicans are feeling pressure with the word doing soit but without much that it might upset one of their big backers, the nra. >> to talk about what the democrats may be planning. house majority leader nancy pelosi released a statement that reads in part that the cuts will continue to push house republicans to give the american people a vote on meaningful gun violence, measures that will save lives and protect community from terrorism with expanded, strengthened by context and medieval no-fly, -- meaningful no-fly, no buy. what are the plans on and off the floor for democrats? >> what we talking about is the same things democrats were asking for last week. they went back on checks on gun sales, firearms sales figures on the government no-fly list. this call is not new but it has been shut up in the hills of the orlando shooting. johnked

i, on the other hand, received the early and strong endorsement of the national rifle association. and will protect the right of all americans to keep their families safe. at this moment, i would like to thank the evangelical and religious community, because i'll tell you what, the support that they've given me, and i'm not sure i totally deserve it. has been so amaze iing and has such a big reason for me being here tonight. true. so true. they have much to contribute to our politics, yet our laws prevent you from speaking your minds from your own pulpits. an amendment pushed by lyndon johnson many years ago threatens religious institutions with the loss of their tax-exempt status if they openly advocate their political views. their voice has been taken away. i am going to work very hard to repeal that language and to protect free speech for all americans. we can accomplish these great things and so much more. all we need to do is start believing in ourselves and in our country again. start believing. it is time to show the whole world that america is back, bigger and better and str

last fall hillary clinton said in a debate when asked who are your enemies, she said the national rifle association is my enemy. that's pretty blatant trying to do a 180 here and trying to pull the wool over our eyes. her initiative is to restrict the second amendment. but the fact of the matter is these urban areas have some of the most strictest gun loss already on the books. we really have to enforce that. she didn't say a word about that. >> she's trying to appeal to independents here as well. president obama on her accomplishments. >> we've seen deficits come down, 401(k)s recover, an auto industry set new records, unemployment reach eight-year los and our businesses create 15 million new jobs. through diplomacy, we shut down iran's nuclear weapons program. we put policies in place to help students with loans, protect consumers with fraud, cut veterans' homelessness almost in half. >> true or false? >> a part of it's true, but the most important parts are not true. he was playing a sleight of hand, in my opinion. he says unemployment is a lot lower, however underemployment is so high and peopl

i was also encouraged by somewhat lukewarm statement that came from the national rifle association about the minnesota shooting, which essentially questioned whether philando castile was killed for exercising the second amendment right to bear arms and there are conservatives getting it or understanding this idea of equal protection but i have to say as michael said. this is personal. i am the father of two sons, right? they are often guilty, young black men often guilty of driving while black, standing while black, walking while black so this is a very personal concern. >> you don't like to be lumped together conservatives don't like to be lumped together and a lot of conservatives do, particular those who live in the minority majorities cities and i'm all about leon wolf. he's my go-to guy and consistent in saying you read the whole column. the problem here is coming to the truth. it is -- the truth is not all cops are racist and the truth is not all cops are always right. the truth is your former panelist said and the statistics show is somewhere in between. that's what leon is saying

it's donald trump. [ cheers and applause ] donald trump is a life member of the national rifle association. so are his sons. because we're the largest and oldest civil rights organization in america. we fight for the rights of all americans. regardless of race, religion, or sexual orientation. because the right to protect your life is the most precious right you have. friends, the 5 million men and women of the nra will fight without apology for your right to protect your life. but we are on the cusp of losing this great american freedom. and with it, this great nation. the only way we save it, the only way we save it is by electing donald trump the next president of the united states. thank you and god bless you. >> please welcome professional golfer natalie. natalie: thank you. >> thank you. i appreciate this incredible opportunity to speak to you about a man i admire. a man i find to be gracious, generous and inspiring. i'm speaking to you tonight because when i earned my tour card 16 years ago, i was told there's only two things you don't talk about in public. states and politics. well

and they say the bill is honored by the national rifle association, and despite the opposition, the gopajority is expected to pass the bill. >>> jackie speier will lead the sit-in with the gun violence prevention advocates tomorrow at 11:30 am outside of the box theater in redwood city. in part of the sit-in on the house floor, bought -- brought a bullet in the house evidence bag with her, nearly killed in 1978 as members of the cult attacked the delegation she was part of, and her boss and for others died in that shooting. she was shot herself five times. >>> state lawmakers considering a bill that would ensure the local and law enforcement agencies that have responded to the san bernardino attack, and they will fully and reimburse the costs related to that shooting, and responding agencies are only eligible to receive 5% of the cost not covered by federal assistance, and last december for and his wife killed 14 people in san bernardino before they were killed by the police.>>> more bay area news, on tuesday the oakland city council will vote on expanding retro protection, and the act

conference call early this afternoon, you were saying that it was because you're letting the national rifle association right to your legislation for you and they want to limit whatever gun aspects that bill -- as much as possible. whether that is true or not, who knows but house republicans are aboutg pressured something with the word guns in it. >> you talked about what the democrats may be planning and what they are talking about. nancy pelosi released a statement that reads in part that democrats will continue to push house republicans to give the american people a vote on meaningful gun violence, prevention measures that will save lives and protect our communities from terrorism. what exactly are you hearing about the plans of house democrats are for the coming week both off and on the floor? >> we are talking about the same things that democrats were asking for last week. they want background checks on gun sales and they want to ban firearms sales to those on the government's no-fly list. on thebeen stepped up heels of the orlando shooting. , one ofto john larson the organizers with john lewis of

. >> in response to the dallas attack, the head of the national rifle association, wayne lappier issued a statement expressing anguish for the victims and their families, a sentiment that professional black caucus announced as hypocrisy. >> their second amendment concern is void of concern for african-americans. >> for now, u.s. capitol flags have been lowered to half-staff. bret? >> james rosen live on the hill. james, thanks. julie, any chance that anything moves? >> well, i hate to be cynical, but we have been through this so many times. if you go back to newtown, which was about as horrific as it gets in terms of a shooting. there was a lot of hope that something might happen and nothing happened. and i they're for all these politicians that say oh everyone is going to corners and talking points. that's on you. you can change that hopefully, we will see. >> charles? >> the reason the debate stays the way it is because people have a sense you have to do something. but when you examine the something you conclude it wouldn't have done anything. and that's why it is stuck. the president

nish of it -- initiative and anything else that doesn't have the seal of approval from the national rifle association. apparently the only provision on which we will be allowed to vote here in this house is a proposal that the senate has already rejected. this isn't action, it's theatrics. it's the appearance of a response to the concern of so many americans for action on gun safety without changing anything. under this gun lobby proposal in order to prevent a gun purchase, the justice department would be required to obtain a court order within 72 hours to prove probable cause that a person "has committed, conspired to commit, attempted to commit, or will commit an act of terrorism." if our law enforcement can do that, they should not only be preventing a person from acquiring a gun, they ought to be taking them to prison. so much attention is focused on the sit-in on this floor. not enough has focused on the sit-on. i'm talking about the speaker who sits on any legislation concerning gun violence, including that advanced by fellow republicans, if it does not have the approval of the gun lobby. we ju

the!+ national rifle association float which didn't make its usual parade appearancebj this year due tog response. a lot of support. people cheering. think it shows the tide is turning. >>reporter: founders heard that scene this and asked for more information, we would have had?e to tell them it's complicated. freedom always is. even on july 4th. from alameda, abc 7 news. >> spencer is right about the fog and low cloudsftt(uing the fireworks. >> absolutely. he's here with more/j spencer. >> okay. here's a look at live doppler 7hd we have lots of fog right around the bay over san francisco so let's go to live camera view from the roof,1 top camera. i'll step back here the fireworks display continues here in san francisco. notice the fireworks are a lower than you would ordinarily expect because the clouds are low so the conducting the display try to give people the best view they can possibly have and what's the next view we have? berkeley okay. fireworks over in berkeley are taking place under a little bit more favorable conditions than in san francisco. farther away from the bay and c

package backed by the national rifle association. hour sit in on the house floor to push for gun control after the orlando shooting. >> california gun control law make it a lot tougher. today the legislature passed a dozen bills some restricting the sale of ammunition. others regulating home made guns. bill vary in the approaches. one bar possession of magazine tighten deadlines for reporting lost or stolen firearms and another determines who canboro a firearm from a gun owner. >> i don't know how much more blood needs to be spilled in our schools. in our community centers. in public spaces. elsewhere. until the members of congress act and do this nationwide. >>reporter: governor brown says he would sign some of the gun bills and veto others. gun lobbyist say gun control only increases violence. >> historic move was made today by the defense department and obama administration. defense secretary carter announce the military will no longer discriminate against transgender troops. knocking down the last barrier to service based on six.