. >> we are coming back to serbia and so vak ya compared to the united states. how do you look at japan, germany, britain? >> yeah, i think it is clear, most americans know that when we compare ourselves the industrialized countries similar to america, it's true that the united states stands alone in the gun death rate. it is astronomical and the only qualifier is the easy access to fire arms. if you at the states in the country, you don't have to get a background check to acquire a gun. i have gone to a gun show in virginia and i handed him cash and he handed me a firearm and that sale was legal. a lot of people will purport nothing you can do because of the guns on the streets, when you look at the evidence and research being done by the schools like johns hopkins and the work being done, we know that gun laws work, and the states that have more gun laws, tend to have less gun deaths than the states with the lax laws have the highest rakts of gun death. we know it is an issue we can tackle by completing a background check on every gun sale and all the records

vak at that man with the sign, whether you have a veteran in your family or not, there are problems withhe a. -- va. we had problems with the va when i was president and we fix them. what happened, we ended up fighting two wars and the number of veterans poured back into america with a number of different health care problems, both mental and physical health. and a lot of those from the vietnam era moved into retirement years when they needed more health care and the system was overwhelmed without a strategy. the only thing i want to say is i believe progress has been made, but there is more that needs to be done. hillary was the first new yorker to ever be on armed services committee. i have heard countless nights of horror stories of the challenges facing veteran families and what needs to be done. you are hiring the president to do with the big things -- to do right, but you are also fighting for somebody to figure out how health care reform can include mental health, how the people that are left out and behind, including people who are caught up in this prescription drug in harrowing

shut off about four hours ago when the national guard and coast guard came in, police shut it down, vakacuated the media, but those walks up and down the street. president obama has signed a state of disaster for south carolina. that is certainly something they will need. on the ground vehicles crushed by raging water. people trying to escape flash flooding. cemeteries submerged and daring rescue crews saving residents and carrying them to safety like this mother and baby girl plucked from a dire situation. >> probably the most terrifying moment of my life. holding on to your 15-month-old daughter that far up was very frightening, but we made it. >> reporter: millions of south carolinians remained inside their homes monday, as emergency officials dealt with the relentless flooding. >> over 150 water rescues as of now. we have 25 shelters open housing 932 citizens currently. we're now up to 1300 national guards members across the state. they have done 25 aerial rescues. >> the rain has stopped here, but you can see there's so much damage. this is a road that literally has collapsed. the

is awful the mourning goes on for a long time and for the president to make declarations, they were vak uous statements which i thought were heartless. i hate to follow kt mcfarland, but on the day after his complete collapse of middle eastern foreign policy why would any one think this president is any better at gun policy than he is at middle eastern policy. he is utterly vacuous and at this point he is callous. >> if any one else treats this as a political football from the other side, they will be condemned like if the nra were to come out and say this is why you shouldn't have gun free zones this is why you should have armed security ever are i where if they had done this the moment it happened they would be accused of horrible activities. it is only poke to politicize the issue if you agree with the politicizer. >> i don't know if you read the saturday new york times editorial. i don't know if you ever do. >> ever are i moichg. >> they treated it like a theater review. the president had under stated fury. it was all a set fees not taking into account the fact that nine real people

bob: med vak choppers landed one after another, eight in total, taking the most critically wounded to nearby hospitals. four people did not survive. killed in the impact. >> the driver of the car was arrested at this point for driving under the influence. her name is adacia avery chambers. she is currently in jail here at the police department. bob: police say the 25-year-old woman behind the wheel was driving this 2014 hundred day elantra. metal crumbled, windshields scattered. investigators say she first hit an unmanned police motorcycle and then careened into spectators. >> we are heart broken at this tragedy and our thoughts and prayers are with the families. bob: as the community reels and police investigate o.s.u. decided the football game against kansas should go on. >> the cow boy family pulls together. unfortunately we've had to do it before. we're going to do it again. antoinette: . that was newscenter 5's bob halloran reporting. celtic guard marcus smart who went to oklahoma state tweeted that his "heart goes out" to "those involved in a terrible tragedy on what is supposed