commission initiative coalition of individuals will not be guilty of producing documents that are unenforcible or null and void. it's called land disposition agreement and if any of the newly informed, newly appointed individuals would like to see one of those, i will be happy to show that to them. so may i say, too, that a land disposition agreement that is not enforced negatively impacts upon the generation and the community and that is perpetual. thank you. >> thank you, miss franklin. again, if you would like to speak on this item please line up on this side of the room. >> rules committee, go, go into a soma, going to a soma, don't you know that we want to feel (singing) going to a soma, going to a soma, that we want feel, you'll make the funds grow. you'll make the (inaudible) going to the soma, give it a go-go. (applause). >> thank you. miss jackson. >> dr. espinola jackson, bayview hunter's point. a lot of statements have been made today. what i would really like you to do, i'm not here to oppose these appointments that are needed but at this point i think you should wait a while, at l

where they do say okay, there are limits on who can buy a gun, they make those limits totally unenforceable. we will be putting legislation through to make that possible. >> what do you say when you say putting legislation through? >> reinstating the assault weapons ban, banning the large clips, the large number of bullet that is you can fire in such a short period of time. and adding other places where you can buy guns to this requirement for a waiting period. it should not be possible to buy a gun anywhere in america without a waiting period during which we check to see if you are in these categories. so we talk about severe, thorough checking before people can buy guns. assault weapon ban and a situation where the ammunition is banned. we also want to have what they've been trying to do in the nra's pocket, a registry where you can see what guns do so you can look for commonalities in the bullets that are fired from guns. and that because it's not just mass weapons or handguns, are also a problem. but assault weapons, large numbers of bullets, those big magazines of ammunition and a full

the reality courts treat that contract of ad these shun which is unenforceable. privity of contract. melissa, a contract between two parties. what happens if you and i get our pictures snapped. we don't have anything to do with instagram. the person who owns instagram or a user snaps it. they use our picture for commercial profit. we didn't consent to that. third, for commercials purposes if someone uses our likeness for benefit, pay us or don't use it. melissa: you're getting ready to sue is bottom line? >> i'm ready. i'm ready. melissa: you're outside the courtroom. scott, let me ask you. this can't be good for facebook. facebook is the owner of instagram. maybe they were trying to am advertise the cost of this acquisition by selling everyone's photos. what do you think. >> trying to get money back, melissa. there was a deal twitter offered half of that amount. listen, facebook has been really series of missteps here. you're right. this is questionable play. other thing. facebook is already moving this way, melissa. look at this last earnings report. talking ab

is seen as on it unenforceable law.ost: here is some comments that have come in -- jim says all firearms are subject to background checks, no matter where they are sold. the president made an announcement yesterday. we want to play that and then talk to you about it. >> not some washington commission. this is not something where folks will be studying the issue for six months and publishing a report gets red and then pushed aside. this is a team that has a very specific tasks, to pull together real reforms right now. i asked joe to lead this effort in part because he wrote the 1994 macron -- crime bill that brought down there rate of violent crime in this country. that bill also included the assault weapons ban that was publicly supported at the time by former presidents, including ronald reagan. the good news is there is already a growing consensus for us to build from. the majority of american support beginning the sale of military- style assault weapons. the majority of americans support banning the sale of high-capa

they were only 13 states who still had them and those were almost entirely unenforced against private activity. they did not want to share the court with the possibility was leading the nation into new uncharted territory. it could be safe in strike down the texas homosexual conduct law. it is throughout justice kennedy's opinion and references to the importance of sex in defeat and adults i've been so far as it helps to build relationships. >> i can't think of another area for the public mind has changed so much in 20 years. the court was different in 2003 that i was in 1986. but the whole country was different. i remember it the 196 decision, even than people thought it was a little bit extreme but the court would've upheld laws in 1986. by 2003, it seemed like something that could still exist, that persons could be arrested, taken to jail for conduct in their own apartment that threaten no one ordered no one. so it did seem very -- it seemed like the whole country a lot had changed and as you know when the court decided that case, there is still a very sharp division. it ended up s