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i'm wondering, what is texas gun sense? what gun sense laws were you -- do you think -- what would that look like? >> women, common sense means these are measures that have broad appeal across texans from all backgrounds, gun owners and nongun owners alike. common ground. making sure there is a background check on every gun sale. things like an extreme risk production order to have fire arms legal by and temporarily removed if someone is exhibiting signs they may harm themselves or others. things that most people agree on. >> how would that be carried out? if someone is considered dangerous to themselves or others but isn't arrested or detailed, how is that or should that information be available
between 2010 and 2017 but noted it also may lead to an increase in nongun violence. other data points from the advanced peace organization such as number of shootings prevented are hard to verify as well. new york's mayor is convinced it will be a game changer and will have a chance to see that this fall when the first teens are enrolled in the program. >> shannon: we will track it. thank you. breaking tonight: a powerful earthquake in southwestern mexico. we are getting word of this, striking near the resort city of acapulco. causing buildings to rock and sway in mexico city. the u.s. geological survey the quake had a preliminary magnitude of at least 7.0. the good news is no reports of serious damage or injury so far. we are going to keep you posted as we learn more. smothered and covered. the wild waffle house brawl caught on camera.
challenge the courts to render chicago safe by holding violent offenders in jail longer, not releasing murderers back into our community. that's what we can do different. >> now the question is whether this dynamic has contributed significantly to increases in violent crime. now when you look at data released by the cook county state's attorney's office, they say since september 25th, 2020, through mid-june this year there were 705 total arrests of those on electronic monitoring. 278 of them were gun offenders. nine were alleged nongun offenders coming in accused of murder. and zero alleged murderers coming in then accused of murder on a rearrest, according to the cook county's state's attorney's office. telephone does seem that chicago is the only city that allows for a pretrial release when murder
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listening to everyone, gun owners and nongun owners alike on this issue. if there's a better way to get them off the streets or ensure they're never used against us, i'm all ears. but after listening to people including owners of ar-15s, this makes the most sense to me. now, it will obviously require us to work with congress and the constituencies of those members of congress who i've been going out and talking to and listening to and who are there, and you mentioned that public polling is already beginning to reflect a seismic shift on this issue in america. it just needs to be reflected in our representation in congress. it needs to be reflected in the person who'sinate white house. so i know we can lead that effort. i know america is ready, and i know we have so much leadership out there with moms demand and march for our lives and others who are making sure this country is ready foofinalto finally movs issue after decades of inaction.
be a major target for air strikes. >> but the demander says america's military mite can't get them from victory. >> translator: we are ready for any sacrifice. we are not scared of being hit. this is our whole path. we continue our jihad. >> most of these men have been fighting u.s. forces since they were old enough to carry a gun. the question now is are they ready to put those guns down. >> our thanks to clarissa. for more on what president's latest move meeps from a national security perspective, i want to bring in john kirby and cnn national security analyst peter berken. good to see you both. and thank for coming back, admiral, too. so peter, yeah the president says this is a secret meeting. yet he tweets about it. what does that mean for any
co president of brady, an organization focused on preventing gun violence. chris brown, good to see you. when congress comes back this week, what do you want to see happen? >> the senate take up s 42. the companion measure that would actually close the loophole that we have right now that allows private sales of guns to happen with no background check at all. we've learned in the odessa shooting that that's how the shooter apparently got his gun even though he was a prohibited purchaser. one in five guns sold today is sold with no background check at all. the senate can fix that by passing s42 and having americans sign it. 97% of americans support this measure so we want that to move forward. we also want extreme risk laws to be promoted in the states and
met with so far has been the nra. although you rightly note that he's changed his position at least several times since pa parkland on this issue. look, brady represents both gun owners and non gun owners alike. we have one mission. that's to solve the epidemic of gun violence and we're talking to all lawmakers. i think too few of them who are on the republican side of the aisle are really listening on this issue although we have convinced many to join us in this fight. >> although sometimes you don't have to have a face-to-face with the president because he's a big consumer of news organizations programs just like this and perhaps this is your opportunity in which to make a plea to him. what would you say to him if he was listen bing right now? >> i would say there's no issue, mr. president, that you can find in the american public today in which there is greater ewan imty than to fix this issue of gun violence. and that he has the opportunity to say he wants expanded
let him carry? a lot of this stuff sounds like to be honest and blunt, it makes it easier for mass shooters. >> absolutely. and these are instruments of terror. 22 people killed with the variant of an ak-47. in el paso on august 3rd and the killer's mom when the ak-46 came in called police in texas and says what does my son need with this, and the police said sorry, miami, perfectly legal for thim to do this. and now we've made it permissible to carry a firearm like that into a church or school that has suffered four mass shootings in less than two years. this is absolutely crazy, but the optimism can be found in the people that we're listening to. the politicians in texas are an indicator. republicans, democrats, gun owners and nongun owners alike. and they're going to be heard in this next election.
walked back. you shouldn't have to grow up as a senior in high school having to have lockdown drills. we can take common sense actions and i'm counting on that not only when i'm present but i'm counting on gun owners and nongun owners alike. >> let me have you sit down for one minute, to follow up on what aditya said. you only announced your support for universal background checks in 2018, about a year before you announced you were running for president. what do you say to people who say this was just a political stance? >> i certainly tried to say let's take some common sense steps and vetoed 14 different bills that came through our legisla legislature that certainly i don't think was added to the safety of our communities or law enforcement or others. i think it was quite a gut punch