wayne stock was a businessman farmer, ran the stock hay company, and a very successful business it was. wayne owned 1,000 acres of land along with rental property. sharmon was locally famous for her specialty cakes, wedding and otherwise. they were church youth leaders. he'd served on the school board. these are busy people. - yeah. - very. very. they touched the lives of so many people. keith morrison: she was a teacher's aide for 17 years at a rural school, taught lessons also that didn't end in class. one thing i always heard from mom was take responsibility for your actions. be responsible. she would praise you, and just keep pushing you to do better. she always wanted us to be better people. keith morrison: and then came that easter sunday, 2006. church services, a big family dinner, that easter egg hunt for the grandkids. their last day on this earth. i always forget that one day. i don't know why. my kids remember it. they talk about it all the time. i suppose as last days go, that wouldn't be a bad one? no. it wasn't. keith morrison: andy had missed the easter party, spent the

rifle association is now calling on the trump administration to review the legality of bump fire stocks. wayne lapierre issued a statement saying they believe the devices that allow semiautomatic rifles to function as fully automatic rifles should be subject to additional regulations. >> yesterday kellyanne conway blamed the obama administration for approving the device in 2010. when asked about donald trump's current thinking the white house press secretary said, quote, we want to be part of the conversation. dean heller of nevada said he'd like the president to ban bump fire stocks by way of regulation while democratic senator dianne feinstein insists legislation is needed. democratic congressman seth moulton and karbello are issuing legislation to ban the use and sale of bump stocks. but steve scalise said it fortified his belief in rights on firearms. >> i do think it's a little bit early for people to say i know what to do to fix this problem. they're asking the atf to go back and review their decision to authorize it. >> do you think they should? >> i think they are and you are. >> you a

stock? four years ago at wayne assembly plant with malally on the way to 39 what's happening >> i got that rolling. at 18 the, the high. downturn in europe and hurt and spent a lot of money on things that didn't work out now got rid of mark fields i don't want to be in ford if i have to be in one, general motors but ford has got no mojo whatsoever least of any of the big cap stocks i follow. other than the retailers i hate towel throws, nothing but value subtracted throwers are late to the game, what a shame much more "mad money," including exclusion with constellation branch early on that 1. stocks heading higher on the news can they keep up momentum? what do you should with investments in energy. look at oil services company how it's surviving and thriving in uncertain market and lightning round. stick with cramer. alerts -- wouldn't you like one from the market when it might be time to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. >>> how many times does a company need

wayne lapierre, welcome. >> thank you, john. >> senator feinstein wants legislation to ban bump fire stocks, what is the nra position on that?, you know, can i say first, this has been a tragic week and we had nra members out there in the middle of that tragedy, we had nra families, we had families wounded out there. it just has been horrible. but the people that are trying to politicize this tragedy i would say this. to there are monsters like this monster out there every day. there are menaces out there every day. people want to be able to protect themselves. that's why they support this freedom. all of the elites that have been speaking out this past week, they all want to protect themselves. if they all protect themselves with armed security. i mean, they criticize the nra, i i don't you want to talk about irresponsible use of firearms? the number one person teaching irresponsible use of firearms is all of these elites employer, the hollywood, television gaming industry, we spend millions teaching responsible use of firearms, they make billions every single day, john, teaching irresponsible use of firearms. they are so h

violent death created by this mechanism, the bump stock, that is something that even republicans and even the nra is having to recognize. >> let's listen to wayneds the nra. >> the obama administration a couple of years ago approves this device called a bump stock. if you take a look at it, i mean, any look at it it takes a semiautomatic firearm and it makes it perform like a fully automatic firearm. and what the nra has said is we ought to take a look at that and see if it is in coupmpliance wi federal law and worthy of legislation. >> a few points, he's correct. in 2010, the atf was asked to look at this thing and should it be regulated as a gun. they said it's a gun part, so no. they didn't say at the time, wait, stop. you have to regulate it then. they didn't do that. but the question here is there's legislation put forward, bipartisan legislation. but there's also the nra saying, look, the atf. look at the atf to regulate it. that is safer for them. >> oh, yeah. any time something like this goes to the floor of the house of representatives or the senate, it opens up this huge debate where they will push for stronger gun controls that the n

legislation would ban bump fire stocks that device used by shoot inner las vegas to turn a semiautomatic rifle into something closer to an automatic rifle. we will talk then to the nra waynee, nra is opened to looking to change regulations on bump fire stocks but that is a different position then passing congressional legislation on it. we will work through that issue and some others related to guns in america and then step back for some perspective , first on the home land security question, guns are a part of the home land security picture and we will talk to fran townsend the advice or to george w. bush for home land security and then as to the investigation motive still a mystery for this shooter. we will talk to marry ellen o'toole a former fbi profile ber what can be learned and how the investigators are going about the work of piecing together the puzzle. then for some historical perspective ucla law professor adam winkler on america's right to bear arms and when it has and why it has limited, overtime, and what role the courts can play in adjudicat ing this dispute. then as always we will have our reporters here with their notebooks to talk about the political new

say paddock bought at least 12 bump stocks, which allow semi-automatic rifles to act like machine guns, capable of firing hundreds of rounds a minute. the nra's wayneierre and chris cox issued a joint statement thursday, writing -- "despite the fact obama administration approved the sale of bump fire stocks on at least two occasions, national rifle association is calling on the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives to immediately review whether these devices comply with federal law. the nra believes that devices designed to allow semi-automatic rifles to function like fully-automatic rifles should be subject to additional regulations." many say the bump stocks regulation does not go near far enough to prevent future mass shootings. legislators are now introducing a bill to deal with bump stocks, but many are saying that congress must go further. we go to las vegas where we're joined by annette magnus-marquart, executive director of the nevada-based battle born progress. welcome to democracy now! i am so sorry what has happened in las vegas, what has happened in your city, this mass killing come the single largest one by a lone gunman

before we broaden out, the legislation for a bump fire stock in the senate, what do you think about the prospects are. >> senator feinstein and wayne lapierre seems to not want it to go through congress. >> i will start out, i will go wide and note that the pattern generally speaking after massacres, gun massacres in america is to loosen gun laws, not to tighten gun restrictions. given the dysfunctional senate, given everything else, given what we know about the way this has been polling, i don't have much hope for -- i wouldn't have much hope if i were a supporter of that. i mean the broader point is that it again probably is mainly in the realm of a symbolic gesture toward a solution. we always talk about these issues way at the margins. i admire fran townsend's position on large ammo clips, but that is not the root cause of our problem here. these technical issues which are also surmountable by garage, home garage mechanics, these are not going to -- these don't deal with what we are talking about. >> dickerson: ramesh, part of matt politically happened is, as they pointed out at 538 there is no better predictor of your position

wayne, bloomberg white house executive editor, thank you so much. we are seeing u.s. stocksxpanding the record highs. let's get a check of where stocks stand right now with julie hyman with the latest. julie: very modest momentum. we did see the s&p and the nasdaq up even less and now they've gained a little bit more. and he gained today would be a record close for the three major averages. they don't seem to be any real big macro themes today, but individual today, there's some interesting dichotomies we are watching. amd is one of the best performers in the s&p 500. f5 networks is one of the worst performers today. todaynouncing a new chip and it appears that that is what the stock is reacting to and today session. being flipside, f5 reiterated as a cell over at deutsche bank. that analysts are cutting their price target from $90 to $100 a share. they are saying is a fundamental caution on the company because of weaker than anticipated demand seen for the company's supply and refresh and also competition from the likes of amazon web services. other interesting dichotomy is

a federal review of bump stocks and suggested new rules might be needed for the device apparently used, there were 12 in his hotel room by the gunman stephen paddock, ceo wayne night. >> the other side has been so outright trying to politicize this tragedy that we did feel the need to speak out today on the whole bump-stock issue. you know, i for years have tried to create the media on semiautomatics when they said they were fully automatic firearms, when they feinstein and schumer said they were machine guns. for years i set the record straight. lauren: modification that allows a semiatmatic rifle to simulate rapid fire from automatic weapon, basically turning a gun to a machine gun. cheryl: wayne lapierre rarely does interviews, okay, this is something that we want to discuss that was good. the white house right now is pushing back on a report that the president has decide today decertify the iran nuclear deal next week. an administration source telling fox news the decision on the agreement is not, quote, fully baked but time message last night as he spoke to reporters following a photo-op following senior military leaders at the white house. [inaudible c

stocks should be regulated. anthony. >> mason: nancy cordes at the capitol. this programming note: the head of the n.r.a., wayne lapierre, will be among john dickerson's guests this sunday on "face the nation." three u.s. army green berets were killed in an ambush in the west african nation of niger. two others were wounded. the soldiers' names have not been released. they were attacked yesterday near the border with mali where the boko haram and al qaeda-linked militants operate. american troops are there providing counter-terrorism training. tonight, b.p. is shutting oil and natural gas production at its gulf of mexico programs ahead of tropical storm nate, which formed today in central america. nate is now forecast to hit louisiana or mississippi sunday morning, possibly as a category 1 hurricane. a state of emergency has been declared in new orleans. our david begnaud is just back from more than two weeks in puerto rico. he was there before hurricane maria het. his reporting after the storm prompted action. welcome back, david. >> reporter: it's good to be here. >> mason: san juan's mayor, david, carmen yul

stocks. we had a good run up last week. the brent price holding around $60 a barrel. that is wayne of asx 200. 200.n a little bit of mixed movement coming through in asian currency. gold holding steady as well. when you look at the movement of the region, look at softbank. off by 5%. its biggest drop since november of last year. of a tiehe reports between sprint and t-mobile. the talks have apparently hit a snag. you're seeing a bit of weakness coming through. the last trading day of the this is what we look at the heat map. gains upr, the monthly by 4.4%. that is the best month since january. also a 10th straight month of gains. this rally continuing in global equity markets, particularly here in asia. the heat map function is one of my favorites. let's take it back to the region. fors keep a lookout treasury secretary billy -- aeven mnuchin wrapping up discussion in qatar. to the traditions have a quote shared understanding? rex tillerson visited the region last week. the more marketing part of the a unit of properties are set to end the ipo draw. they are expected to offer shares at a 10 to

wayne. we are awaiting remarks from president trump and prime minister lee. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: the stock has fallen. a first look at the rose garden outside the white house. we are awaiting comments from the president of the united taken the prime minister of singapore. they will not take questions from reporters but they will be making remarks. you'll -- we will carry those for you live. is here with us. good news bad news situation let me see. -- news situation. let us see what happened. alcoa in the alumina making part. , and thenthe aluminum arconic makes the parts from aluminum. blankenship has a new ceo. remember, the previous bosses left admits a proxy fight with management. they were accused of being a loose cannon. --lankenship was changed trains as a medalist and he general years at electric. it looks like investors are .appy about that new part they said this rally support him becoming the ceo of the company. nothing like the positive part of the story. the company also came out with earnings. earnings-per-share al-shabaab two cents this year -- fell short by two cents this ye

wayne la pierre and executive director chris cox called the a.t.f. the bureau of tobacco and firearms and explosives to review the infamous there's everybody is kind of pointing the finger at now bump stocks for you know federal legalities they stated that despite the fact that the obama administration approved the sale of bunch fire stocks on at least two occasions the national rifle association is calling on the bureau of alcohol tobacco firearms and explosives to immediately review whether these devices comply with federal law you know what is interesting to note is that the n.r.a. is own gun ranges already ban these these infamous stocks that everyone's been talking about and their reasoning is that they make the weapon less accurate and they decrease safety pretty fascinating stuff slide fire the company that makes them actually put us. put a halt on selling them but they did not say it was because of the you know because of the tragedy this week so i guess that's rather just kind of suspicious timing that they just miraculously decided to sell this piece of appliance with one of these weapons i think a lot of people are are are quite surprised if the national rifle association assoc

wayne la pierre said this is something that should be looked at. i personally think this is the time for congress to legislate here, whether it's the bump stock provisionhecks to keep guns out of the husband of people who are criminals and domestic abusers and suspected terrorists. i mean, there's so much they can do to reduce gun violence but not effect the second amendment rights of gun owners. i am a gun owner. i imagine steve scalise is a gun owner. we can do this and just focus on the criminals and the folks that really should not be accumulating firearms out there. >> nancy pelosi said that -- actually dianne feinstein said no laws could have stopped this particular vegas shooting. do you agree with that? >> i don't agree with that, actually. imagine if the bump stock was illegal, if he wasn't able to acquire these things en masse, it would have been more difficult to kill in excess of 50 people and shoot hundreds more in that short period of time. in addition to that, currently under federal law, if somebody buys more than one handgun in five days, the atf gets notified. that is not true for an ar-15, a semiautomatic assault rifle. what if it wa

nati john dickerson speaks with nra vice president wayne la pea dwrar plus senator dianne feinstein who's sponsoring a bill to ban the sale of bump stocks. that's right here on cbs. >>> tropical storm nate is blamed for at least 22 deaths in central america as it churns toward the gulf coast. it caused heavy rain. hurricane watches are in effect along the gulf coast where it's expected to make landfall this weekend. lis horton shows us where the storm is headed. liz, good morning. >> good morning to you. well, currently the storm is impacting honduras quite a bit. the heaviest, strongest on the eastern side of the storm. there are 45-mile-an-hour winds and moving 14 miles. puts it near cd head into today and exiting into the gulf of mexico tonight and finally strengthens as it approaches new orleans where it's expected to make landfall near biloxi or gulfport and move on to the united states. certainly we can see heavy rain as well as hurricane fort winds. yes, we could see storm surge there as well. very her rain. ice lated stops. >>> city officials hope the pumps can withstand this storm. michelle miller is outside one of the city's l

sunday on "face the nation" john dickerson speaks with wayne lapierre, plussenator dianne feinstein who is sponsoring a bale to limit the sale of bump stocksday right here on cbs. >>> tropical storm nate is blamed for at least 22 deaths in central america as it churns towards the gulf coast. the storm dumped heavy rain in nicaragua and costa rica causing flash flooding and costa rica at least 15 people are missing. hurricane watches are in effect along the gulf coast where the storm is expected to make landfall this weekend. meteorologist elizabeliz hortonr shows us where the storm is headed. liz, good morning. >> good morning to you. well, currently the storm is impacting honduras quite a bit. the heaviest strongest on the eastern side of the storm. the latest national hurricane center advisory shows 45-mile-per-hour winds, currently 275 miles south-southeast of cozumel, mexico moving north-northwest at 14 miles per hour and puts it near cozumel, the eastern yucatan panhandle as we head toward >>> as we head into today and then exiting into the gulf of mexico later tonight and mexico as it approaches new orleans where it's expected to mak

wayne lapierre will never talk about that. the reason we can't have a conversation about this, we want to talk about laws and talk about let's get bump stocks this time or more robust background checks, the reality is we've got to confront the lobbyist and the gun manufacturers themselves. this is a global capitalist gun manufacturing effort that has tremendous amounts of resources over $30 million in the last election and money into every person in congress they want to support to sort of block these kinds of laws. a very robust lobbying effort that stays on capitol hill. we're not talking about the actual issue which is that gun manufacturing is a powerful and wealthy lobby. they don't care about the second amendment at all. what they care about is being able to sell guns to americans. >> i want to play for you what congressman steve scalise said with chuck todd just this morning. >> there are already limits on the gun ownership but frankly let's go out and enforce those laws. don't try to put new laws in place that don't fix these problems, but only make it harder for law abiding citizens. the problem is there are not too many guns, peop

stocks are still for sale, there are reports that they are selling out. >>> our coverage continues on the massacre in las vegas at 5:30. we'll talk with ken wayne, who just returned from there and get his thoughts on what he saw and felt. >>> two big events are coming to the bay area this weekend. security will be on the mind of thousands who go to san francisco for fleet week celebrations and the hardly strictly bluegrass in golden gate park. but organizers for both shows say the shows will go on. the music festival will draw more than 500,000 people. that three-day event sparked security concerns in the wake of the shooting rampage in las vegas. ktvu's tara moriarty tells us what local law enforcement officers have planned. >>> reporter: it's a casual free family event, the hardly strictly bluegrass festival in golden gate park. but this year -- [ automatic gunfire ] >> reporter: -- new security concerns have arisen in light of the las vegas shooting at an outdoor music festival that left 59 people dead. >> since the las vegas shooting, we are definitely putting other measures -- our department as a whole has, um, has done a lot of, um, incre

stocks. the nra believes devices to allow semiautomatic rifles to function as fully automatic rifles should be subject to additional regulations. that is one of the key parts this statement from wayned mr. cox, chris cox. it also goes on to say in increasingly dangerous world, the nra focuses on mission, strengthening americans second amendment freedoms to protect their families and their communities. sound like they're willing to have a discussion. sounds like defending your family, defending your community doesn't need to be associated with a fully automatic weapon which what a bump stocks make a semiautomatic rifle into. >> i think it is important for people on the right, nra is willing to compromise and seem reasonable. looking to 2018. people want to see people coming together on the right and left. majority of people are tired of inaction, inability to compromise. this something seems to be a win-win for everybody. trish: let's listen in right now. sarah huckabee sanders. >> yesterday three u.s. servicemembers and one partner nation member were killed while providing assistance to counterterror operations. as many of you are aware u.s. forces are in the country to provide tra

we'll hear from senator dianne year --n, wayne last >> nra put out a statement saying they would look into regulations that we keep these used.re stocksfrom being >> i thought it was a step forward. regulations are not going to do it. we need a law.

wayne gretzky. >> to jim's point about millennials and the way they shop, it's also what they eat and we have seen a real deterioration in food stocksa lot of people were anticipating weakness in frito-lay on this idea that the grocery trends are getting worse. that the periphery of the store, the fresh fruit and fresh meat are where people are going instead of snacks. how is frito-lay holding up above its peers? >> i think it's a couple of things number one while the center of the grocery store is clearly challenged, the perimeter of the store, as you point out, is doing well and frankly both the beverage business and the frito-lay business do a lot of business on the perimeter. the other megatrend that's happening within food in addition to moving outside of the center of the store is people moving to more convenience and as they move to more convenience that plays very much into what we're most capable at, both with our sales capability as well as the way our products are consumed. the good news, i think, as well on that front is as we've invested more and more in innovation we are moving into what millennials are favoring. today

we'll hear from senator dianne year --n, wayne last >> nra put out a statement saying they would look into regulations that we keep these used.re stocks from being >> i thought it was a step forward. regulations are not going to do it. we need a law. it cannot be changed by another president. we have one president changing the action of the president who came before him and that would happen in this area. i hope americans will step up and say enough is enough, congress do something. this is a well-to-do man. he was not mentally ill. he was not a criminal. he is not a juvenile. he was not a gang banger and he weapons overbuy 40 s ande, have 12 bump stock take aim at tens of thousands of concert and this was such a cross-section of america. it really struck at every one of us that this could happen to you and we want to stop it. >> could there have been any law passed that would have stopped him? >>

wayne the nra senators chris murphy of connecticut, and louisiana congressman's eve cask police, wounded in a shooting in june. >> a statement on thursday put out suggesting they would look into regulations that would keep these stocks from being sold. , we see one president change the actions of a president that came before him. that would happen in this area. i hope americans would step up and say enough is enough, congress should do something. was avent said, this well-to-do man, he was not mentally ill, not a criminal, not a juvenile, not a gang banger, and he was able to buy time, have 12r gun stocks, lined them up and break through to windows in his atel suite, and take aim over 1000 people at a concert. it was such a cross-section of america that it really struck it everyone of us that this could happen to you. we want to stop it. >> could any law passed that would have stopped him? >> no. he passed background checks registering for handguns and

wayne law pierre, senator chris murphy and steve s calise, who was wounded in a shooting in june. a statementut out on thursday, suggesting they would support looking into regulations that would keep these bump stocks from being sold. what did you make of that position? >> i felt that was a step forward and it is appreciated. regulations aren't going to do it. we need a law. it cannot be changed by another president. right now we are seeing one president change actions of a president that came before him. and that would happen in this area. and i hope that americans will step up and say, enough is enough. congress, do something. what this event said -- this is a well-to-do man. he was not mentally ill. he was not a criminal. he was not a juvenile. he was not a gang banger. he was able to purchase 40 weapons over a period of time, h ave 12 bump stocks, line them up, break thrugough two windows in his hotel suite and take aim at i guess over 1000 people at a concert. this was such a cross-section of america that it really struck at everyone of us, that this could happen to you, and we want to stop it. >> could there have been any law passed that could have stopped it? >> no, he passed background chec