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Since parkland to stop the proliferation of the time of guns that killed kids at parkland. the senator who voted to even kill the debate on something that 80%, 85%, 90% of floridians demand and that is universal background checks. >> you know how isolated these people are, joe. you do know how. >> i do. >> so isolated. >> but it is so repetitive in what they do. marco rubio is the latest politician to do it. it is a shiny object over here. so they have this announcement, didnt ruffle any feather...

Constitutionally. concealed carry, im a big supporter of. open carry is a weird thing when youre walking around with an ar-15. >> it is so bizarre. and the nra even used to say it was bizarre. and as david french said, david is a big second amendment rights guy, he also talks about how bizarre it is. and it also is why would you do that? just why would you do that? it just makes no sense. >> it is a fetish. it is a gun fetish. worships guns because somehow i think look at these social media acco...

>> inevitably when there is a murder of this kind, you see politicians trying to politicize it. you see democrats and a lot of folks in the media whose immediate solution is try to restrict constitutional rights of law-abiding citizens. >> that doesnt work. it is not effective. it doesnt prevent crime. >> oh, theyll blame guns for everything. it is out there. every time there is anything that comes up, they want to blame guns. >> yeah, under 9 people killed every day by guns. and again, uvalde, ...

It was at a church. and it happened, and we have thoughts and prayers and we have calls to do something, but more often than not, we will talk tonight about the examples where change does come, and more often than not, it doesnt come. what is happening in the state right now? whats the discussion thats happening about these killings? >> well, i think we saw just how high the temperature is, with beto orourke, the gubernatorial candidate, walking up to the stage during the governors news conferen...

Far as there is no type of security, as far as locking mechanisms at that initial doorway. were trying to establish exactly what were the policies, what were the procedures for the school. so were working closely with the school district, in the superintendents to see what the policies were in place. also what i want to add with that initial school resource officer, once were able to corroborate what was his role, we do know for a fact that the shooter was carrying a backpack prior to entering t...

People that i can think of a law that would have stopped this particular shooting. are there other things we can do? yeah. >> whats your response to that? >> first, thats always the argument of people who oppose common sense gun safety legislation. theres not one law that is going to end all gun violence, but its a combination of laws that will reduce the gun violence. one law that would have prevented what happened is an assault weapons ban. he wouldnt have been able to buy the gun he bought th...

The austin american-statesman, you and i have unfortunately aside history, you and i met in texas is at the scene of another mass killing, it was at a church. it happens, and we have thoughts and prayers, and we have calls to do something. more often than not, we will talk about examples where change does come, but more often than not it doesnt come. whats happening in the state? , whats the discussion thats happening about these killings? >> i think we just saw how high the temperature is, with...

Your one job is to essentially kill or isolate the shooter and the gunman, and this has been drilled into all of us in homeland security, in public safety, in law enforcement for 20 years. like, you dont even think about it. you know what youre supposed to do in an active shooter case, let alone one involving schools. so, i have a big question there, which is this time frame. where is the gunman isolated, and at what stage do the killings take place? the second is just communication, and i want ...

>> theyre looking for structure and theyre looking for consistency. >> reporter: and they need both quickly in a city where indiscriminate gun killings now wound its sense of self. for "eye on america" im mark strassmann in atlanta. >> dokoupil: we turn now to the sudden death of actor ray liota, who died in his sleep at the age of 67. the "field of dreams" and "goodfellas" star was filming a movie in the dominican republic. his next role. cbs jamie yuccas has more on liottas death and the unfor...

Welcome to bbc news — im rich preston. our top stories: its been revealed that 19 schoolchildren murdered by a teenage gunman in texas were in the same classroom. minutes before the killings, hed posted that he was going to attack an elementary school. as families in the town of uvalde try to come to terms with what took place, president biden says hes sick of the carnage caused by gun violence. the idea that an 18—year—old can walk into a store and buy weapons of war, designed and markete...