that was veronique pozner, giving the eulogy at the funeral of her son noah. noah pozner was one of 20 children killed at sandy hook last month. he was just 6 years old. veronique and her family, as well as other newtown families are fighting for reform in house of representatives of stopping another tragedy. and tomorrow the president will unveil a set of proposals to curb gun violence in this country. the president's recommendations are said to include universal background checks, a high capacity magazine ban, and a renewal of the assault weapons ban. nbc news has also learned that the president's recommendation will also touch on school security and mental health. joining me tonight is veronique pozner, mother of noah. veronique, thank you for your time. thank you for speaking up. i think america needs to hear your voice in this very troubled time in this country as the debate and the rhetoric is over the top in many respects. veronique, what is your reaction to the proposals that you have heard coming out of the white house in anticipation of what is going

joining me tonight is veronique pozner, mother of noah. veronique, thank you for your time. you for speaking up. i think america needs to hear your voice in this very troubled time in this country as the debate and the rhetoric is over the top in many respects. veronique, what is your reaction to the proposals that you have heard coming out of the white house in anticipation of what is going to unfold tomorrow? >> i fully support tighter regulation. i think that's evident that we need reform. the problem is there are so many of those weapons already in circulation. and as we saw in columbine and in the case of sandy hook, the perpetrator was not the one who was licensed to own. he was not the permit holder. he had access to the weapons. he was an auxiliary person that was close to the person that did have a permit to hold the weapon. so we also need tighter regulation on securing access to -- or making gunowners more responsible to access to their firearms. as far as magazine capacity, absolutely. i support that. but i think it should be part of a broader set of reforms, inc