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another columbine or another parkland ? i think sometimes it can feel like there's a fine line between hope and delusion. with this issue, ultimately it's not hope that drives me it's righteous indignation in the understanding that there is no other high income countries in the world that deals with this level of gun violence for that there's no reason why we should accept this as being a daily reality in our country. whether that's a school shooting or an individual act of gun violence or even a gun suicide that represent two thirds of gun deaths in this country that i know are also preventable. we need to keep working until no person lives in fear of gun violence in their communities no matter that's in a school or their own neighbourhood. we have to keep working until nobody has a fear. david hogg, survivor of the parkland high school shooting and co—founder of march for our lives and president of leaders we deserve. looking to elect gun control
or even a gun suicide that represent two thirds of gun deaths in this country that i know are also preventable. we did to keep working until no person lives in fear of gun violence in their communities no matter that's in a school or their own neighbourhood. we have to keep working until nobody has a fear.- have to keep working until nobody has a fear. david hogg, survival of— nobody has a fear. david hogg, survival of the _ nobody has a fear. david hogg, survival of the parkland - nobody has a fear. david hogg, survival of the parkland high i survival of the parkland high school shooting and co—founder of march for our lives in leaders we deserve. looking to gun control advocates across the country. thank you very much. at least 50 people have been killed, most of the 300 passenger on an overcrowded ferry were travelling to attend a funeral. in the uk, the body advising the government on climate change policy, has attacked prime minister rishi sunak�*s commitment to cutting carbon emissions. chris stark, from the climate change committee, told the bbc that the prime minister had set back progress towards reaching
extremist lobby, it's been almost four decades of them digging in and loosening gun laws across the country. we're going state-by-state, city by city to make sure we're doing everything in our power. this is not inevitable. some of the things we've been working on are background checks for all gun sales, making sure there's secure storage. by the way, these are things backed by not just democrats, it's republicans, it's gun owners and folks without guns alike that know that when we have strong gun laws, we can save lives. we also want to reinstate the assault weapons ban. we want to pay attention to things like gun suicide. that's part of the crisis in this country as well. i think what's been important, we've seen this when we broke the 30-year logjam, we think about federal legislation, a bipartisan law that took effect last year, that we were able to make sure we have billions of dollars going into community violence intervention programs across the country.
preventing gun suicide which takes the most american lives each yoear but can also be used and have been used to prevent mass shootings. >> always worth reminding people the number one killer of children in our country, guns. thank you so much for what you do and talking to us today. the nation's capitol versus the big apple. manhattan d.a. alvin bragg sues congressman jim jordan, so what happens now? plus a trio of lawmakers take on the partisan gridlock in washington, the place where their team work began. you're watching "chris jansing reports" only on msnbc save up to 30% on moving and storage until april 17th. and see why pods has been trusted with over 6 million moves nationwide. save up to 30% now until april 17th. you're doing business! in an app driven, multi-cloud world. that's why you choose vmware. with flexible multi-cloud services that enable digital innovation
>> through her grief cynthia managed to call her sister she was screaming. and she was balling. when she told me eric was dead i just flipped out, i just los it >> and you show up how lon after that i should've about 40 minutes later. >> the detective dimitri reube lead the second wave o montgomery county mary polic after patrol officers made tha initial suicide call >> they try not to disturb the scene, they didn't look around too much >> tell me about the scene >> he had a gunshot wound to his head, his head was on th pillow, his entire everybody was tucked in, it looked lik he was sleeping. >> detective revenue forensi team continue to work. >> no sign of a struggle >> no saratoga anywhere near the apartment, no signs of ransacking the one thing i noticed righ away was that there was no gun there was no gun at the scene. >> can't do a gun suicide with no gun
country, hundreds more wounded. not just homicide but also gun suicide, unintentional shootings, domestic gun violence. we have to remember this is a crisis of epidemic proportions, but it impacts us at all different levels. i mentioned the federal legislation that passed first gun bill in 30 years. we had 15 republicans sign on, a seismic shift in american politics and it looks at this issue wholistically, to strengthening red flag laws. so this work is happening. people shouldn't feel hopeless at all. obviously these mass shootings, gun violence is tragic. and it can feel disheartening, but if we're cynical, i think that can often lead to inaction. so when you join an organization like moms demand action and you get involved as an activist. you realize how much we are d
of urban crime and gang bangers and carjackers and all this rhetoric. it really scare people and they started -- what it is as they overturned permanent law, which the supreme court turned made a lot easier now. then it's kind of off to the races in a place like missouri where not only did gun loss fall, people all of a sudden rushed out to get guns. the streets became a lot less safe, particularly cities became less safe because we saw a rise in the kinds of crimes you see when john doe easier to get. so partner violence, road rage turns into a shooting, gun suicide, all the things are never mentioned in the other campaigns he was talking about recidivist crime on the subway, but what we see is a lot more of every day kinds of interactions turning into shootings and really great rise in gun related injuries and death. the key thing that you have been raising the alarm about
Gun suicide rates in American cities are going up, according to a new analysis of CDC data. The numbers are highest in states with the fewest gun laws.
discussed gun suicide and listed the well-known mass shootings in america like uvalde, buffalo, orlando, dayton, he talked about the horrors of that. justice alito who was in the majority wrote separately in a concurrence, he slapped back at justice breyer saying why does the dissent think it's relevant to recount the mass shootings that have occurred in recent years? does the dissent think laws like new york's prevent or deter such atrocities? if he knows it's illegal to carry a handgun outside a home? how does the senate account for the fact that one of the mass shootings near the top of this list took place in buffalo -- the new york law and issued in this case did not stop that perpetrator. i don't know, that's a heck of a retirement send-off for stephen breyer. another obvious reason that you know the court got it right, reactions from some of the most