jennifer little from the university of redding. thank you very much. thank you. there are watching d. they'll be news from berlin. just reminder of the top stories were following for you this hour. the president of poland, israel and germany have marked the 80th anniversary of the warsaw ghetto uprising in the polish capital. revolt is known as the single largest act of jewish resistance against the nazis during world war 2. first published i'mma gave a speech asking for forgiveness for his country's historical crimes. coming up next in d. w. news, asia. should the taliban boosters, military capabilities, while many across afghanistan go hungry? we dig deeper into the issue with a long time talent expert that's d w. news asia with very spanish coming up after the break. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching. with ah ah, ah. intelligent networkers animals collaborate naturally and achieve incredible things. but how does this co operation work? what can we humans learn from it? or leave more intelligence in a swarm? 40 to the answer to almost everything. in 60 minut

here is the historical building of the university, yeah, here is made of red brick and all the buildings. yes yes yes. here he is right in front of us and there are already two dorms of them. first we use which were placement, and now, during your trip, deputy prime minister marat khusnulin , who oversees the restoration of new regions, reported to the head of state on the timing when the university will begin a full-fledged educational process, which means that vladimir vladimirovich you were talking about students. this is the university of azov on september 1 for 3,000 people , eighty-two thousand square meters for 11 buildings ; some items. for example, phonetics foreign language, you have to learn under the characteristic sounds. i am very glad that i can walk around the gtu and see with my loved ones the task is to attract young people, to return them to the city so that they see their university. on the new side of his e, all the conditions are new departments and specialties, primarily construction. after all, the city needs thousands of professionals who will restore the sea gat

here is the historical building of the university, yeah, here it is made of red brick and all the buildingsround it hostels. first, we use which are more ancient placements, and now they are full-fledged, because first of all, nothing during this trip, deputy prime minister marat reported the services that oversee the restoration of new regions to the head of state, and the dates when the university will begin a full-fledged educational process. so his vladimir vladimirovich you talked about the studio. this is at the university of azov on the first of september for 3,000 people, eighty 2,000 m². here, study in anticipation, on september 1, most classes at the azov university take place some subjects, for example, the phonetics of a foreign language, have to be studied remotely with characteristic sounds. i am very glad that i can walk around the gtu and see my favorite classmates , the task is to attract young people, return them to the city so that they see their university. on the new side of it, there are all the conditions for this, and there are plans for huge new departments and spec

maxim maxim vyalkov, a student of moscow state university sarov the trump card of our team, by the way, a red diploma from moscow state university maxim chose as his object of study such a subtle moment as a neutrino is a particle that moves above the speed of light and has no charge. that is, it is very difficult to catch them. but we believe that now maxim is chasing neutrinos, and then nitrina will chase him to get into his articles. so, above the speed of light, it still happens, right? well, our captain made a little mistake. still not above speed, not only me i'm wrong, of course, but we'll check you through a taxi. yes, yes, yes, i understand you, no one understands anything, in short, well, that's right. so it should be cyril due to closes our hose. right kirill polenov this is the most experienced. yes, kirill polunin i understand what would come here. you had to change not only the appearance, but also the surname. so that's all right. we believed well, kirill kirill polunin, he is no longer a junior, but a real researcher at the luch research and production association, and he deve

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red diploma of our university this is a sign of quality.ork , but we have problems with kindergarten. we stand in line. we are waiting for the place to appear. the girls will go to the garden. call maybe by then it won't fill the vacancies, you know? i will definitely let you know. well, how many times have i told you, you go into the apartment. i believe in you, everything will be fine. hello princess. how are you ? this is from the classicism architecture of belarus on the tv channel, belarus twenty-four. yes, yes, i'm only from the tax office everything is in order. uh-huh guess, don't worry, it's all good. all the best lyosha lyosha and i'm an estimate. are you going to have lunch at your cafe? look, it's not easy to please the boss. oh, yes. good afternoon. good afternoon, as usual, and coffee right now. mashenka hello, my good. what are you doing here? your estimate is my smith listen to the truth, how did you find it under the sofa? what are you? look, you really saved me. thank you very much, i can drink coffee, i just can’t wake up

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assistance to those people affected by this tragedy at this time the american red cross is working closely with the university ofd dr. smith mentioned, it has provided -- we have provided more than 170 units of blood products to the hospital to treat those that have been affected by this the red cross stands ready to provide additional blood and blood products upon the request. as the mayor mentioned, volunteer blood donors are needed each and every day to help save lives. this tragedy illustrates that it's the blood that's already on hand and on the shelves that helps during an emergency. type o negative is universal blood type these what the emergency room personnel reach for when they don't have time to determine a blood type that's one of the types needed most the american red cross is grateful to all those donors who gen generously give blood throughout this country thank you. >> thank you, steve, to you and all of your colleagues at the red cross. there's one more topic that we need to talk about today that's guns. yesterday's tragedy brings us to 40 people who have been shot to death this year in our city

the subway at the station of the university of friendship of peoples, the readiness is even higher interior will be expressed in blue black and silver colors. well, redprevails in the first and so far the only federal center of unmanned aerial systems, which is located in moscow, you see, uh , almost ready, and a modern unmanned helicopter with a h450 take-off weight of 450 kg 100 of them is a cross of cargo, which a drone can deliver in a few hours at a distance of 500 km in any weather to where there are no roads, the direction of the infertile occurs from the ground control station by setting the route in the autopilot in three. how they are deploying mass production of such devices, prototypes will be tested nearby at the test site, in addition, about ten more enterprises come in with high-tech products , another huge complex is being built nearby. a-a diamond antenna is one of the most high-tech enterprises in our country. so a first-class production site will be established here. carrying capacity. the next model in the line of drones will no longer be 100, but 300 kg. well, this is not the limit, in the near future they will begin work on a de

zoological museum of the faculty of biology of the belarusian state university, where more than 450 species of birds are represented, 60 of which are rare and listed in the redook of the republic of belarus among them are species like the gray crane this bird, which can be found in open spaces in the swamps on dried e bird, which is one of the symbols of our republic. eh, and rather, a large migratory one more rare species black stork, it is very similar to white, but unlike the first familiar to everyone, you can see the species that the forests inhabit, its large population is concentrated. this man is a species that is very rare and on the territory of the republic they are taking quite measures in order to preserve his woodcock population or how to also called the forest kulik, it has a dense physique, a straight beak and weighs about 400 g, the kulikov appears which can not be found in open space, as well as the black stork in the forest. this is the species that, uh, is the object of hunting. eh, hunters go like this, so-called woodcock hunting and a species that has long been an object of hunting in the spring, birds arrive from warm countries and del

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assistance to those people affected by this tragedy at this time, the american red cross is working closely with the university ofouisville hospital. and as dr smith has mentioned, it has provided we have provided more than 170 units of blood products to the hospital to treat those that have been affected by this. the red cross stands ready to provide additional blood and blood products upon the request. and as the mayor has mentioned, volunteer blood donors are needed each and every day to help save lives. this tragedy illustrates that it's the blood that's already on hand and on the shelves that helps during an emergency. type o negative is the universal blood type. and that is what the emergency room personnel use and what they reach for when it's time when they don't have time to determine blood type, and that's one of the types that is needed. most. the american red cross is grateful to all those donors who generously glib blood throughout this country. thank you. thank you, steve. to all you and all of your colleagues, the red cross. there's one more topic. that we need to talk about today. and that's guns.

of your life has been spent in this university. i have no idea how, by the way, you can leave. we do not tell dry historical facts, we plunge into the era. this reding, located on the eastern outskirts of the city, perfectly reminds of those times , when one of the oldest belarusian enterprises worked in dubrovno . touch the belarusian culture. touch the gold yourself silver it is necessary. let me sit next to you. today the weather is especially pleasant, do not find yourself traveling with belarus 24 tv channel . belarus is gaining momentum, the sowing company operates in all regions of the country . previously, grain legumes have already been sown on more than 40% of the area this year. the liabilities of winter barley have been increased three times as compared to the previous one. they make up 170.000 hectares. all squares endured the winter well. now it is necessary to carry out comprehensive care and top dressing has been added to the crops of winter and spring rapeseed, to get a million tons of seed oil of this crop revised and other areas this year sugar crops at 8,000 hectares. why because the capacity of our sugar refineries is 5 milli

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the faculty of international relations, his university natalya fomenko from the city of saratov is invited alexander blinov the city of kirov in the final lost about the forehead was on the red carpet she won. true, in the second stage i went to the bank. maria kipreyanova won the quarterfinals on the green carpet with with one penalty point and kirill nikitin , the story is more complicated here, because in the quarterfinals he lost the prologue and ended up on the red carpet with the wrong answer in the first stage , he lost again, and there he doesn’t play for the second time. but he returned to the podium gathered and seven orders received seven prize points. we always start with an eloquence contest. this is our only contest. its 15 minutes before the start of the match. i approached our participants and said that our future depends to a large extent on how the national projects of the russian federation and one of such projects that directly concerns us is the national project culture. the ability to intelligently fill free time there is the highest level of personal culture. bertrand russell said let's see how they will explain to us their understanding of this saying

i think i mean the majority of american support common sense gun laws, universal background checks, red flag laws. i mean, these are common sense things that we need to we can't act for. but there's an extreme group of extreme faction who is beholden to the enrahah like my colleagues in here, like the speaker of the house, cameron sexton, and so what? we need to hold them accountable to us to say, let's do the will, of all the people and not of these special interest groups who are who don't have the interest of our children. my child's life is not going to be worth a gun. and so that's what we need to say. and that's what i hope my colleagues on this side. we thank you for taking the time. thank you for stepping out and talking to us. i appreciate thank you appreciate it. so you saw that play out, alex, this has all been going down. people wanting to talk and meeting him and this will happen again because now obviously have to watch what happens for the next vote. alex all right, ryan young stay with us. that was representative justin jones telling our ryan young. what just happened wa

that people talk about in terms of restricting access to guns, universal background checks universal red flag laws, a ban on assault weapons ban on high capacity magazines. there is majority support for those ideas, not only among democrats who do and don't own guns, but also a majority of republicans who don't own guns also support those ideas, according to the pew research center, the one group in the society that opposes those ideas and a majority basis are republican gun owners. but those republican gunners as we saw at the nra conference this weekend have, in essence, a veto over the republican party and because of the small state bias in the senate and the filibuster that veto within the republican party becomes a veto over the country . it is simply implausible at this point that they will ever be meaningful action on guns without changing the filibuster the crisis. over the inability of the political system to deal with gun violence is fundamentally a crisis of majority rule. and it is why that issue i think is ultimately going to come to a head very quickly. the next time democr

of americans support universal background checks. almost 80% of americans, maybe over 80%, support national red flag laws. there's one gun safety measure after another, that if you put it up for a vote in any state, like colorado did, as bill clinton was saying earlier, colorado in 2000 had a referendum on, i believe it was universal background checks. the year that george bush easily won that state it passed overwhelmingly i dare say, charlie sykes, from last thing that any extremist on gun issue wants would be for states like florida, states like wisconsin, to have a voter's ref remembe referendum on universal background checks. if there was, it'd pass in all 50 state, which shows you why republicans on abortion, on guns, on all these other issues that they've taken such extreme positions on -- and we're not just talking about the second amendment. you and i support the second amendment. we always have supported the second amendment we supported the decision in hiller -- heller we support americans owning guns and protecting their families. they've taken an extreme position and are out of step with the

red flags but none has been reported just yet. he seems to have a fairly normal up bringing. southern indiana, went to the university of alabama. d basketball. father was a coach for his career. if there is no red flag in this man's life, how do you stop this? how do you suspect he could even entertain the possibility of bringing a rifle and a gun where he worked? >> bill, it is so random. again, you come out of resurrection sunday and everybody was going to work and had no sense based on what we have understood at this point, that this was going to occur. and there will be a time for conversation about policy and all those things. but it doesn't seem like there was any hint that this would have likely occurred. i know lmpd and the chief and others are investigating right now. we'll see what that investigation tells us. but right now is just an opportunity for us as a community to come together. i know there are several organizations that are on the ground right now to provide and administer aid and support to the families that are hurting right now, to a community that's hurting, and so look, i've got a brother-in-law and siste

of jonathan greene behind me, the vibrant red, the black, the green. there were three or four images used over and over again in tens of thousands of these racist images at the university i thought something is happening here. what it is isn't clear. that all of that literature about racism. obama is a second abraham lincoln, he will be on mount rushmore, a lot of people were just pissed off, pardon my french, about having a black family in the white house and it went deeper than that and you saw the most counterintuitive thing happened, donald trump succeeding barack obama in the white house, in part because of the all white rollback. the challenges a black person in the white house represented. it was reconstruction redux, the rollback to reconstruction redux. to change the sequence of my films, pbs, the treatment of reconstruction. it is america's second founding. remember lincoln's new birth of freedom, the passage of the thirteenth, fourteenth, fifteenth amendments, on december 6th, 1865, the thirteenth amendment, in a brilliant documentary, is the thirteenth amendment ended slavery. in 1860 there were 3.9 million enslaved african americans, maybe 5000 gained thei

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university of tehran, when it occurred. this earthquake was announced at 19:27 to get more information about the issue, i will talk to mr. selahshor, the director general of the redscent of hormozgan province. mr. selahshor, hello, have a good time and peace be upon you. tell the viewers about the new news about this earthquake and whether this earthquake has caused any damage or not, dear. i would like to offer my congratulations that the prayers of all my dear ones are supposed to be placed . regarding the earthquake, we have witnessed less earthquakes in the vicinity of parsian city in the west of hormozgan province . with the people of the earthquake-affected areas we had computers around us and we are tracking the damage, but so far we have evaluated more than 20 villages and urban areas and in these evaluations, ahmadreza, we have not received any damage reports and we have not received any damage reports at this time. no problem has arisen, but considering that usually it should be done in a wide and detailed manner, we are following to make a final assessment . we checked more than 90% of the villages around the epicenter of the earthquake, and abdullah ,

of being alone at home, and maybe enjoying this loneliness, i don’t know , emergency medical clinic, red cross, hello guys. first traumatology. and , of course, my dear alma mater at the smolensk state medical universityctor kozlov roman sergeevich, but, nevertheless, march 6, reverend timothy is this day. that's just movement begins. juices 450 points letter c. open. yes, 450 points. let's try to tear the letter, please go ahead. march 6, yes march 6 may i say hello to close relatives? but of course, donetsk, of course, nikolskoye mariupol yalta 450 points letter l march 6, rev. timofey march 6 , rev. timofey yes, look yourself, i don’t even want, i don’t even want to look in this direction , please. march, the month works somehow in what way? you can ask, well, you know , some patients have an exacerbation in march begins, as the doctor says, i know this. i don't . by the way, i also have an exacerbation in the spring, well, in a different way. well, you know, if it's not there. she is not, but on the other hand. no. she's gone, what do you mean no? i did not come up with the idea that th and are considered as one letter open. but i'm still going to talk like a windup on march 6, march 6, february,

safety laws and when >> well, the reality is th majority of tennesseeans are supporting this common sense gun loss like red flag laws, universal background checks, a ban on assault weapons i was just watching th committee last week, the education committee, which i was removed from, one of the members of the extremist i that committee, they passed lot to let teachers carry guns in schools the majority of white -- they're resisting this bill. and so the majority of tennesseeans are on our side but we had a small group o extremists who have hijacked o legislature, we are beholden t the nra, we are beholden to th dca firearms association they are letting their own people died. the shooting comment was at private christian school and these babies, they could b their children but they put the lives and the money, the lives of thei children below the money of th nra. that is what we are dealin with it is really this undemocratic system, they won't even let us talk about the issue of guns after shooting occurs. -- nashville. our communities are mourning they are traumatized their first responses to pass resolution to expel thei colle

under the state law, there is no requirement of a universal background check before you get a weapon there. no so called red flag laws. so even if someone in the shooter's orbit, had concerns and wanted to petition a judge to have a firearm taken away in that state that's not on the books, and there's also no permit to require the carrying of a firearm. it's important to note i'll have you listen here to our colleague jennifer maceio on the scene and guns beach. she points out that when that permit law was rescinded back in 2019, lawmakers also got rid of a requirement that would have made gun owners show that they're actually proficient with the weapon and how to operate. it safely. take a listen. before permit list. carrie was enacted in 2019 and kentucky in order to get a concealed carry permit. somebody had to prove that they knew how to fire a gun, and they actually had to pass a shooting test. so you went to a shooting range and you had to make 11 out of 20 shots on a target in front of an instructor and the instructor had to sign off when permit. let's carry was adopted. that requirement was eliminat

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grateful they did that, but it's time to take the next step 90% of americans believe in universal background checks. over 80% of americans believe in reds all across the country, and i know they're not ready for it now, but sometime soon we're going to have to figure out a way to regulate, as willie said, ar-15s in a much tighter way. nobody's talking about coming to anybody's houses and kicking down the doors and taking them away we understand how many millions of americans have ar-15s but it's usually not the ones who have the ar-15s over a long period of time that's a problem. it's people who are disturbed, who go in on their 18th birthday and buy ar-15s and then shoot up elementary schools people who feel suicidal walk in, get ar-15s, go to a bank, and kill innocent people working, just hoping to work, get a paycheck, go home, see their families at night. there's such a long way, willie, such a long way to go. to make america safer, to make kindergarten safer, to make elementary schools safer to make churches, synagogues, country music festivals safer, but what is so maddening is there are 147 mass shootings so far in 2023, more am

of the republicans in my district want red flag laws. more than 50%. an overwhelming majority of all parties in my district want red flag laws. they want a safe storage laws. they want universal background checks and closing loopholes. i was bringing their voice to this body and it felt like the only way possible that day was to join my colleagues and make sure the people outside, the thousands who had come, the mothers i talked to before i came in that told me they dropped off their kids that morning before coming here were in tears about the safety of their children, how hard it was for them to drop off their kids. i understood what they meant. i saw the faces that day, august 21 2008, where parents were coming in. what we lost one of our special ed students, ryan mcdonald, who was always a cut up, blossom that day. lots of friends loss a friend. teachers laws a student there loved and his family miss him still every day. there's not a day that goes by when i'm sitting in a school for whatever reason, sitting in a school and i would hear -- i will hear a siren. as of the kids came to my classroom and were figuring out what was happening, i heard a rush of sirens. every sing

is thing that is the root of these mass killings, not necessarily the guns, and banning gunnings pro prohibition does not work. >> some things do, universal background checks, red can help to reduce problem. if you can save one life i am in, 9 states, including here in california, actually prohibit transfer, sale and manufacturing of the assault weapons. i don't know how can nra is angry at washington state, there are known other states that are doing it right now, tbno one is my courtroom screaming. kennedy: are the laws going to hold, brad. >> no, people are in court. just takes years to work through the legal system, ppremise is absurd that banning assault weapons will make the state of washington safer, it is a category of guns that are scary looking, the much of damage has been handguns. nationwide, you look at fbi data, only 300 people are killed with rifles of and kind. let alone assault rifle in u.s. how much in washington state? you pro w probably count them on one hand, you are not making any safer by banning these guns there are millions, 99 .99% are never used to kill anyone, a political exercise that violates people's rights but makes no one safer.

writer and historian, cofounder of the indigenous resistance group the red nation and a citizen of the lower brule sioux tribe. he is an assistant professor at the universityinnesota in the department of american indian studies. thank you for joining us. medea benjamin, please stay with us. after break, we will talk about the ore in ukraine. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "jamaica farewell" by harry belafonte. he died at his home on tuesday in new york at the age of 96. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. we end today's show looking at the war in ukraine. on wednesday, chinese president xi jinping spoke by phone with the ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy for the first time since russia invaded ukraine last year. the call comes two months after china put forward a 12-point peace plan to end the war. during wednesday's call, xi reportedly said negotiations are the only viable way out of the conflict. xi also offered to send a special envoy to ukraine to help resolve the crisis. to talk more about the war in ukraine and growing calls for negotiations, we are still with medea benjam

red states, eigh of the top ten are red states. and the other thing is, if you wanted to find all answers t unanswered questions about crime, then hold it on ohi state university campus, and ask about the sexual abuse scandals that occurred while h was the wrestling coach. that would be a more formal an more interesting thing to find out undiscovered information >> yes, certainly informatio was pursuing and looking into. david, democrats on th committee have skipped previou field hearings, as what suspect this one will be, whic is a political stunt without any merit they are set t attend mondays you have congresswoman sheil jackson lee who's a senior member of that committee she told axios that democrat message on what they will be twofold, hitting republicans o their attempts to intervene in wrecks prosecution of trump, and hammering gop inaction o gun control. to matthew's point, this is th party that builds itself on la and order, it is more like a crime and disorder what do you expect democrats t do on monday during this hearing? >> i think they will reference the city that matthew just mentioned, it's called mansfield, ohio. it is in jordan's own district

stalin to the normians, your red banners are covered with the unfading glory of resounding victories on the fronts of the four-year civil war. and how did they achieve the universehistorical victory, fighting friends called budyonny mirat, who is murat? this is exactly the same buddenny only of the era of the napoleonic wars and exactly the same from the non-existence of napoleon let go, let's do it like this, why a spoon without spoons. when i was born budenov was already under 80 years old, i am the eldest grandson. we can say that the long-awaited, because the family of budyonny, a full-fledged family, was formed quite late for him. it was not a second wind already, my dad was born in the thirty-eighth. this is correct, of course, i would like to be born early to get more information from my grandfather. answer many questions i would just understand more, but you tell me who you remember from the military leaders to visit came to weekday. fu, lord, who did not come. yes? yes, stalin was no, no, voroshilov was once timoshenko was, mostly with his semyon mikhailovich standing camera, because he was fond of warm relations. he had country houses. how did a troope

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of what we can see in this. what is the red building over here? okay. so this is booker t washington. this was the african-american school, the university in the aftermath of school desegregation in the mid 1970s. but booker t washington high school and eventually tore down most of it, except for where the auditorium is here and, built things behind it. so east quad is built where the booker t washington high school was behind us in this direction over to the left is what is known as wheeler hill. this was an african-american neighborhood and the university procured, the land from it through urban renewal and ultimately would sell some of it and be part of its foundation. but this part of campus where we are was an african american neighborhood and the university would take over that neighborhood. and the african-american residents who were deemed to be living in blighted areas and in a slum area that needed to be torn down for the goodness of the community, would have to move elsewhere, except for a few are still some remaining pockets of african-american homes just over this hill. right. so we have the blatt. we have booker washington

now prosecond amendment people, supporters of the second amendment, that are talking about the need for universal background checks, talking about the need for red talking about reasonable gun safety legislation. so much so that the nra's position on this and a lot of state legislature's position on this, far too extreme for even gun owners. you look at poll after poll after poll. and most gun owners are responsible. they want responsible gun safety laws. we now have the same thing with abortion and we're seeing it more and more. people have identified as pro-life throughout their life are now looking at the horrific consequences of the protections of roe no longer being there and saying, like the man in atlanta said, not my decision. and these women dying in closets in hospitals, these women dying because of these heinous laws, i'm sorry, it's -- at the end of the day, it's a woman's right. it's going to have a big bank account in 2024. and you look at somebody like ron desantis who is supposed to be the great white hope, as mohammad ali would say, turned into the great white dope on this six-week ban. six-week ban. he's got a lot of problems.

let's have universal background checks , universal red flag laws, and let's make sure that law enforcement is actually tracking gun crime in their states. we i learned recently out of 17,000 law enforcement agencies. the 7000 track firearm crimes in their in their jurisdictions, the other 10,000 do not. we need to know where the guns are coming from how they're getting in and stop them from getting in two places there where they're killing black and poor people. well first of all, a couple of things that the tragedies we see on tv or horrific, you know, just looking at the footage of the father talking about what happened to his daughter going into the wrong driveway and his grief and that's something that shakes everybody. two things one. we do have a criminal justice system that is supposed to hold people accountable. when these tragedies occur. that's number one so the process does have to work. but number two, this is the balance. this is where this comes into play. americans do have constitutional rights to hold firearms that is in the constitution. it is our governing document, and unless members of congress go through the process of amending our constitution

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objection of every republican here today, we passed the first gun violence prevention package in decades. we can and must do more. we must pass universal background checks. we must implement red flag laws to keep guns away from those who a r a danger to themselves and others and reinstate the assault weapons ban. each of these proposals are popular with the american public and each is opposed by house republicans. we also advanced the victim act to provide funding to law enforcement to improve murder clearance rates. republican colleagues were serious about that and serious in efforts to law enforcement they would have joined us in that effort. 178 republicans opposed that measure last congress on the house floor. we supported legislation to improve policing through additional funding. better training and accountability to strengthen public trust because we know that public safety requires law enforcement agencies and communities partners working together. again, every republican on the committee stood opposed. here in new york, one of the largest and most complex cities in the world, local leaders have per sued violence intervention, diversion programs, targeted law enforcem

universal background checks. no red flag laws, no waiting period between the purchase of a firearm to physical transfer to a buyer enacted a second amendment sanctuary bill prohibiting local authorities from enacting federal gun regulations. sorry to interrupt , but i just wanted to that saying, that's what we're talking about, don, and i mean that there are other states like that in the databases and all that. when you look it up state by state, one of the rules here, they call that a free state. so many questions for it, and you're hearing it from city officials themselves. john miller, thanks for breaking down that and also the body cam footage with us. thank you, john. coming at nine p.m. on cnn tonight. john is going to trap katelyn polantz, traveling to kentucky to speak with the governor andy bashir about this. just one week after former president trump was arraigned and pleaded not guilty to 34 felony criminal charges in the hush money probe. the manhattan district attorney who brought those charges, is now suing the chairman of the house judiciary committee, jim jordans. he's accusing the trump ally of t

legislation that wil rain in this proliferation that will have universal recor background checks and red flag laws and also try to shift our cultural culture ofr children ca feel safe. this proliferation of guns i not bringing safety to our community, it is bringin terror and anxiety, it i bringing - fear for parents today, in nashville, we ha thousands, over 7000 peopl lining the streets, from the children's hospital here i nashville to the state capital parents from covenant, parents saying we don't need want ou kids to -- grow up in a world like this calling on my colleagues in th legislature to act and i really believe tha tennessee is setting a model for the nation in coming acros party lines, across racial lines, across socioeconomi lines, calling for common sens gun laws to make all of ou children feel safer. that is what this is about those are the solutions that people are asking for and that we as lawmakers are, have moral obligation to act on >> there were so many painfu things to hear in what ralph's mother just said but we just heard her say. but that last line, she said there is nothing you can say t him, she looks at her sons s