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Before they come into the united states. >> because certainly if syrian muslim refugees know its easier to come into the united states if they say theyre christians, they could just pretend to be christians, right? >> well, exactly. i sent a letter to the dni just yesterday identifying the fact that several of these syrian refugees who have been brought in now, we found out do, in fact, have terror ties. this is precisely what i warned about a year ago when i introduced the safe act, is what the...

Refugees are christian, but i would agree with the president that letting in christian syrians certainly would not pose the radical islamic terrorism threat. i agree with him on that premise. having said that, the majority of these refugees are fleeing assad, the dictator in syria, majority of which are muslim. so, id say the majority of these refugees are muslim background. and the safe act we passed in the congress, we did not put any religious test in that bill. >> do you have a problem prior...

Loophole, whereby, people on the no fly list can buy guns. what are you trying to do? >> right. first, alisyn, it is the anniversary of sandy hook, and that should be a reminder to all of us how much damage and pain one person can cause with an assault rifle. its not that nothing happened after sandy hook. this state passed, weeks after sandy hook, the most comprehensive gun control law in the nation. called the safe act. im very proud of that. sandy hook actually woke up people, especially in t...

Republicans with the safe act and so unfortunately did not apologize for that but thats a different conversation. we need to have everybody at the state and federal and local levels working together to help refugees and not to reject them. >> as of course you know, the u.s. government did formally apologize for locking up 120,000 japanese-americans with a black mark on our history. why do you think the mayor would make such a comparison and how do we tamp down what has come out of this situation...

The state of new york or risk being charged with a misdemeanor or felony. its part of the states new gun control law called the safe act. it comes amid serious resistance from gun owners who say that registration leads to confiscation. katie pavilich joins us. today is the day, katie. some people simply arent going to register because theyre fearful of what? >> its not just some people. maybe 1 million firearms owners in the state of new york who own sporting rifles that have been classified by ...

Within maybe a mile or so. but the black boxes, remember, are attached to the structure. so they wouldnt be expected to be far at all, if not right at the area of the most debris. >> so question, im going to come right back to you, david, with a question from someone on twitter using #370qs. this one is from john craig jr. why cant they design a black box that floats and has a gps? i wonder if thats possible even, but i guess the question gets to, is there an easier way to get this information? ...

Time for news by the numbers. first, 90%. thats how many new york state gun owners are refusing to register their firearms under the safe act. to add insult to injury, several law enforcement officers have openly said they wont enforce the requirements. 17 of 19, thats how many tax preparers made mistakes on forum. this according to an audit. and finally, 29%. thats how many moms are staying at home. the number increasing since 1999. maybe this explains the alleged wage gap issue. >> well do the...

Start ought with a certain number of parameters that will be streamed live. then as satellite time becomes cheaper -- >> i think a lot of people watching this will say of course this should already happen. if technology exists, if its just a question of money for airline safety. >> its not just a question of money. theres satellite time, theres satellite band width. thousands of planes in the air. there simply isnt the capacity to carry everything at the moment. >> interesting. >> and just to co...

Mess and get arrested. jon maybe if hed had himself a watch, he would have been able to keep better track of the time, but the cops got there, and the thief gave up while he was still inside the store. heather: not a really good plan. jon: no. heather: not thought out very well. "happening now," new controversy surrounding new york states tough gun control law. part of safe act passed in the wake of the newtown massacre requires anyone purchasing ammunition to pass a background check first. but ...

Safe act opponents say they will fight all the way to the supreme court. >> spent $426,000 on the lawsuit so far. well spend a million dollars if we have to. >> reporter: a new york state police spokeswoman tells fox once the ammo background system is up and running, hay will be looking at am -- they will be looking at purchases that are consistent with criminal activity. but there is a time limit on how long this info can be kept in the database. the law says data collected cannot be stored for...