filming with hidden cameras inside america's national rifle association. the only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy. got a good night and trenching a political party from a stranger as they seek millions of dollars from the u.s. come i'll be right 3 and a $1000000.00 a week when he actually washed up on the stage of the senate. in secretly recorded meetings the one nation political party promises to reverse a stranger's junk control has. begun charge that people are going to be lookers further go truck them to go up the truck or some you know it will or the whole must be stopped. my. mother said but the thing. i feel even beneficial you are oh it's the steps and director actions that has the biggest i mean we don't get ourselves and a look at us for. sure because we work with. one nation learns from the us gun lobby how to sell a message to johns to. top that off that's what the n.r.a. very well. meant how to smear supporters of gun control by accusing them of exploiting a message to. stall parents of those children we're just going. to b

the national rifle association have been constantly blocking nominations arguing that a strong leader of the agency would threaten the 2nd amendment here the states and that was the dubious carolyn achieved in washington let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. hundreds of people took to the streets in chicago after city police released body cam footage of an officer shooting did 13 year old out of toledo protesters held a vigil in solidarity with the boy's family the shooting is being investigated by the civilian office of police accountability. japanese prime minister. has become the 1st world leader to hold face to face talks with u.s. president joe biden china was top of the agenda for the one day summit 5 g. technology and climate change were also central to discussions. the leaders of germany france and ukraine have called on russia to pull its troops back from the ukrainian border for a lot of years unless he met a man you would not call in paris and angela merkel joined by video link selenski called for a summit that also included m

rifle association is tied up in a lot of bankruptcy issues and so there is room so they used to be they used have a lot of lobbying power in congress so them being tied up with bankruptcy means that there is room for bind to maneuver and at the same time we do see a lot of resistance from the republican party so it is unlikely that congress will move quickly on these issues. the u.s. gun culture has remained strong for many years we've seen a lot of you know mass shootings and this hasn't changed so how will these new measures go down with those who advocates for gun rights. well see i was covering the must shooting in boulder colorado a few weeks ago and there you really got the sense that many people are desperate to see a trained in the gun legislation so they will welcome the changes but at the same time you know like a lot along the united states we've seen a lot of racial violence and so among minorities there are some. for whom it is very important to be able to protect themselves so it's really is a very divisive topic ok we'll have to leave it there for now correspondent emily

the one nation team is back at the national rifle association headquarters. not going to break down the narratives that people's reaction to gun use in. their meeting played caroline whose role is to galvanize the n.r.a. has 5000000 members to vote for pro-gun politicians. so we're trying to identify that sweet spot of what a 2nd in that boat would look like so we can deliver a 2nd member admission that specific an amendment to the constitution gives all americans the right to carry guns in many states the 15 assault rifle for self-defense like wrong with talking over your house just prior to your but was childish i think was naughty she just typed it when you have scenario to my question john and. those guns were banned under restraint is national firearms agreement following the port arthur massacre in all the an unrealistic goal to wipe out a national gun ban overnight but if you can work around the market what it does it improve the lives down to daily basis it does demonstrate and make him not in again can start making a difference with the belts and tel

the one nation team is back at the national rifle association headquarters. now trying to break down the narratives that people. use in. their meeting played caroline whose role is to galvanize the raise 5000000 members to vote for pro-gun politicians. so we're trying to identify what a secular minute vote would look like so we can deliver a secular member admission that specific an amendment to the constitution gives all americans the right to carry guns in many states the 15 assault rifle for self-defense like wrong with talking over toward. the right thing was childish i think was naughty she just attacked. those guns were banned under restraint national firearms agreement following the port arthur massacre. has been told to. run over but if you were wrong mark what it does it improve the life of a daily basis it does demonstrate. with the belts and you know. perfectly that maybe we have the testicles. in our hands of every given right. now counts in scale of things to the end or will be offered to my children we still have to trade a bill for sure. caroli

those are the policy arguments that republicans and outsider groups like the national rifle association and others will make to block any kind of legislation that moves in that direction. >> okay. so from where we stand, it looks like the bipartisan background checks idea might have a little bit more -- a little bit more stability in congress. this one feels a little more contentious. we are making progress. this is very helpful. donna, carlos, sahil, stick around. there's much more to come in a minute. coming up, we'll talk about the assault weapons ban. not the one from 1994. the possibility of a new one. that's high on the list of possibilities for democrats. and polls show that most americans support some form of it. but what would that ban look like and how would it survive a filibuster? we'll get into that when we come back. ster we'll get into that when we come back ice t, stone cold calling on everyone to turn to cold washing with tide. ♪ this is a cold call! ♪ hello, my name is ice t. can you spare a few seconds to learn about cold water washing with tide? hi my name is ste

rifle association reserved for politicians who demonstrate particular enthusiasm for blacks gun laws america indianapolis summing up the feelings of the majority in the country where we are left with this morning is grief grief for the families of those killed grief for the employees who have lost their coworkers and grief for the many americans struggling to understand how tragedies like this continue to occur later president joe biden issued a statement saying too many americans are dying every single day from gun violence it stains our character and pierces the very soul of our nation we can and must do more to act and to save lives. this latest tragedy coming just weeks after mass shootings in atlanta colorado and south carolina drawing further attention to what's been described as a deep seated epidemic of gun violence kristen salumi al-jazeera after that shooting president joe biden once again urged members of congress to pass gun control legislation every single day every single day there's a mass shooting in the united states if you count all those who are killed out of the s

the national rifle association have been constantly blocking nominations arguing that a strong leader of the agency would threaten the 2nd amendment here the state's right well this is all being discussed of course biden has another issue to deal with which is russia now moscow has expelled 10 u.s. diplomats in response to u.s. sanctions at what's behind us. president biden announced yesterday several sanctions against russia due to the alleged interference in the 2020 presidential election in favor of a republican candidate donald trump and also due to the cyber attack on solar winds that allowed them to spy on more than $100.00 companies worldwide and also due to the increasing military presence of russian military and crimea and these were mainly economic sanctions about 5 and has also expelled 10 diplomats from washington d.c. and from new york they have less than 30 days to leave the united states and this is now russia's response to that a clear diplomatic escalation problem well. more reporting from washington for thanks for that let's take a look. other stories making headline

rifle association is tied up in a lot of bankruptcy issues and so there is room so they used to be they used have a lot of lobbying power in congress so them being tied up with bankruptcy means that there is room for biden to maneuver and at the same time we do see a lot of resistance from the republican party so it is unlikely that congress will move quickly on these issues. u.s. gun culture has remained strong for many years we've seen a lot of you know mass shootings and this hasn't changed so how will these new measures go down with those who advocates for gun rights. well see i was covering the must shooting in boulder colorado a few weeks ago and there you really got the sense that many people are desperate to see a trained in the gun legislation so they will welcome the changes but at the same time you know like a lot along the united states we've seen a lot of racial violence and so among minorities there are some. for whom it is very important to be able to protect themselves so it's really is a very divisive topic ok we'll have to leave it there for now correspondent emily tha

if that is one side ofhe debate, one of the most powerful voices on the other is the national rifle association. it has called the move extreme and says the nra is ready to fight. these measures are all enacted through executive orders, meaning joe biden will not need approval from congress. but the president will face a number of uphill battles around gun control. no many americans see this as an infringement on their constitutional right to bear arms under the second amendment. the president addressed this concern directly. pres. biden: nothing, nothing i'm about to recommend in any way in pigeons on the second amendment. phony arguments suggesting these are second amendment rights at stake and what we are talking about. but no amendment, no amendment to the constitution is absolute. you cannot yell fire in a crowd of -- a crowded movie theater and call it freedom of speech. you could not note -- could not own any weapon you wanted to on. from the beginning the second amendment existed, certain people were not allowed to have weapons. the ide bizarre to suggest some of the things we are recom

rifle association reserved for politicians who demonstrate particular enthusiasm for blacks gun laws the mayor of indianapolis summing up the feelings of the majority in the country what we are left with this morning is grief grief for the families of those killed grief for the employees who have lost their coworkers and grief for the many americans. struggling to understand how tragedies like this continue to occur this latest tragedy coming just weeks after mass shootings in atlanta colorado and south carolina drawing further attention to what's been described as a deep seated epidemic of gun violence christian salumi al-jazeera. so i had for you on the program it managed to escape attacks by armed groups now hundreds of thousands of people in mozambique desperately need food. but. the weather sloshy far to try for much of australia now i am pleased to say if a little on the cool side of the case down towards a southeastern corner where we're drawing in winds from a south westerly direction always a cool direction here that little more cloud just around the eastern side of new sout

he has received an a grade from the national rifle association, preserved for politicians who portray particular enthusiasm for lax gun laws. the mayor of indianapolis summing up the feelings of the majority of the country. >> what we're left with this morning is grief. grief for the families of those killed, grief for the employees who have lost their coworkers, and grief for the many americano occur. reporter: this latest tragedy coming just weeks after mass shootings in atlanta, colorado, and south carolina, drawing further attention to what has been described as a deep-seated epidemic of gun violence. following a furious protest over shootings in the city of minneapolis, release in chicago are calling for calms well after their own deadly incident. the victim this time, an unarmed 13-year-old latino boy. id. toledo's death happened last month but bodycam footage of the incident has not been released. reporter: the video you are about to see is incredibly disturbing. it is 230 a.m. and an officer wearing a body camera arrives at a black and latino neighborhood in chicago. a police

the national rifle association have been constantly blocking nominations arguing that a strong leader of the agency would threaten the 2nd amendment here the state's right well this is all being discussed of course biden has another issue to deal with which is russia now moscow has expelled 10 u.s. diplomats in response to u.s. sanctions what's behind us. president biden announced yesterday several sanctions against russia do you to the alleged interference in the tourney to any presidential election in favor of a republican candidate donald trump and also due to the cyber attack on solar wind that allowed them to spy on more than $100.00 companies worldwide and also due to the increasing military presence of russian military in crimea and these were mainly economic sanctions a bat by them has also expelled 10 diplomats from washington d.c. and from new york they have less than 30 days to leave the united states and this is now russia's response to that a clear diplomatic escalation problem. 2 more reporting from washington for signs from last. well some of hong kong's most prominent

the national rifle association have been constantly blocking nominations arguing that a strong leader of the agency would threaten the 2nd amendment here the state's. that was covering that she more reporting from washington well let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world hundreds of people took to the streets in chicago after city police released bodycount footage of an officer shooting dead a 13 year old boy to lead oh protesters held a vigil in solidarity with his family the shooting is being investigated by the civilian office of police accountability. the leaders of germany france and ukraine have called on russia to pull its troops back from the ukrainian border followed them moved selenski met emanuel in my car in paris and i'm joined by video link to lansky called 1st summit that also included moscow. well germany is seeing its highest rise in coronavirus cases since january 1 of the main reasons is the slow pace of vaccinations with fewer than one in 5 germans having received their 1st dose of the vaccine but the vaccination drive has picked

rifle association reserved for politicians who demonstrate particular enthusiasm for blacks gun laws the mayor of indianapolis summing up the feelings of the majority in the country what we are left with this morning is grief grief for the families of those killed grief for the employees who have lost their coworkers and grief for the many americans struggling to understand how tragedies like this continue to occur later president joe biden issued a statement saying too many americans are dying every single day from gun violence it stains our character and pierces the very soul of our nation we can and must do more to act and to save lives. this latest tragedy coming just weeks after mass shootings in atlanta colorado and south carolina drawing further attention to what's been described as a deep seated epidemic of gun violence christian salumi al-jazeera. brazil's president joe both sanaa has sent a lessor to u.s. president joe biden recommitting to stop illegal deforestation in the amazon by 2030 years climate envoy john kerry responded urging immediate action be taken to back up t

rifle association reserved for politicians who demonstrate particular enthusiasm for blacks gun laws the mayor of indianapolis summing up the feelings of the majority in the country what we are left with this morning is grief grief for the families of those killed grief for the employees who have lost their coworkers and grief for the many americans struggling to understand how tragedies like this continue to occur this latest tragedy coming just weeks after mass shootings in atlanta colorado and south carolina drawing further attention to what's been described as a deep seated epidemic of gun violence christian salumi al-jazeera. well following the furious protests have a shootings in the city of minneapolis police in chicago calling for calm as well after their own deadly incident the victim this time an unarmed 13 year old latino boy identity does death happen last month bodycount video has only now just been released i did jocasta has our report. the video you're about to see is incredibly disturbing it's 2 30 am and an officer wearing a body camera arrives at a black and latino

rifle association the gun lobby that really holds to account these lawmakers so there's a lot that democratic lawmaker makers are up against still many of them believe that the time is now and they're going to push ahead so the president taking the 1st step as a result of these mass shootings in colorado and also georgia recently but he's calling on congress to do more he says they've offered their thoughts and prayers now it's time to enact legislation. a critical care doctor says george floyd died from a lack of oxygen after he was handcuffed and pinned to the ground or monologist martin tobin was testifying at the trial of derek show been a former police officer accused of killing floyd last year tobin says floyd couldn't take in enough oxygen while being held down by show been and 2 other offices prosecutors want to prove that it was shavings actions that killed floyd well the defense says drugs and bad health are to blame a turban has told the court that the fentanyl in flawed system did not affect his ability to breathe during his arrest the normal response rate of between $12.22 that's

the national rifle association called the actions extreme and said it was ready to fight the measures. greg lee ktvu box two news. local employees chief laurent armstrong was the only law enforcement leader invited to the president's announcement today, and he called it a great honor. he also says that he's seen firsthand the problem of so called ghost guns. we've seen crimes committed with these guns, including homicides. these guns are very difficult to track. we have to do something about these guns. and i think the legislative action that you seen taken today will begin that process. tree farm. strong, also says that he's seeing an increase in the number of rounds fired at crime scenes in oakland, he says, sometimes it's as high as 100 rounds. the chief also says that he hopes that the new federal actions will have an impact in reducing access to high command. actually weapons now for the latest on the coronavirus pandemic. five more cases of the indian variant have now been discovered in the bay area, medical researchers at stanford confirmed the new cases to the chronicle. the v

rifle association the gun lobby that really holds to account these lawmakers so there's a lot that democratic lawmaker makers are up against still many of them believe that the time is now and they're going to push ahead so the president taking the 1st step as a result of these mass shootings in colorado and also georgia recently but he's calling on congress to do more he says they've offered their thoughts and prayers now it's time to enact legislation a white house correspondents' committee how could reporting live from washington can believe anything. public figures both at home and abroad the country's former ambassador to the u.k. has been locked out of the embassy in london by diplomats loyal to the military. reports. protesters at the embassy and on wednesday night ambassador to men was locked out allegedly by his deputy and the military attash a last month the ambassador a former army colonel himself had broken ranks criticizing the coup on february 1st and calling for the release of the country's democratic leaders in the morning he returned and spoke to reporters outside he said emb

the national rifle association called the actions extreme and said it was ready to fight the measures. they also criticized biden's nominee to head the 80 f. david chipman is a veteran of the agency and a gun control advocate and vice president harrison. i believe he's the right person at this moment. for this important agency. yeah. out. shipman could face major challenges getting confirmed by a divided senate this afternoon. governor gavin newsom released a statement cheering the actions by the biden administration and saying he's proud california has the strongest gun laws in the nation reporting live. greg lee ktvu fox tuners. yeah now to the latest on the coronavirus pandemic. today, the cdc reports nearly 175,000 vaccine doses have now been administered about 34% of adults have had one dose and 20% or fully vaccinated. public health officials now say the uk variant now accounts for more than half of all of the new infections in the u. s they say the best way to contain the strain is by speeding up the pace of vaccinations. this is more dangerous virus, and so we have to treat it

the national rifle association and the national abortion rights action league to be walking up and down the line and handing out water and snacks? you just don't want to have that happen. >> gillian: this is part of the reason because with your whiteboards, we don't need elements, it leaves us a lot of work, very surreal. i've got to ask you, looking at all those specifics on the surface of things, looks like the goal here is hedging against fraud. is that a fair assessment when we are looking at the big picture here? >> a lot of them have adopted the mantra we want to make it harder to steal and easier to vote and there's also uniformity. let's treat everybody the same, let's not have some counties doing things in a much different way than other counties want to do it or that they are able financially to do it. >> gillian: lets pull this up so were viewers at home can see, florida is not alone here with this bill, a whole host other states are moving with her in broad strokes are incrementally towards legislation like this, introduce now in 47 states so florida is definitely not alone.

but, this also is a moment, democrats feel like, where the national rifle association, the which has been such a potent force for so long, and which by far was the biggest obstacle to any sort of gun legislation, they're pretty diminished they've had real financial trouble, scandals in the leadership, that they're not quite the sort of mammoth force they've been in the past but at least to this point, most republicans still seem to oppose these -- any sort of gun control p measures we've heard senator murphy from connecticut, a passionate advocate about this, he represented the school shooting in sandy hook. he believes there are some republican votes that could be had for measures like that that's what we'll see in the weeks ahead. we know the biden's white house next push is infrastructure. but guns are still on the radar. that will be something they move to the forefront at some point they've received criticism from gun control advocates for not being kick enough about this i asked white house secretary jen psaki about this she said, we should look for executive orders in the comi

host: one of the groups commenting yesterday was the national rifle association. the "washington post" highlighted some of what they said. they said the nra is mired in multiple legal battles. nra officials on thursday referred to the rose garden event as a circus on their official twitter account or they said these actions could require americans to surrender lawful property, push states to expand confiscation orders, and put a gun control lobbyist to have the atf. it says the president is dismantling the second amendment. that is from the nra, a statement they put out yesterday. from maryland come our support line. caller: i totally support the president. anything you can do to tamp down this craziness with guns, i am for that. i have a general philosophy about guns in that i can understand where a woman would need a gun just to protect herself from us crazy men. but i really think that real men don't need guns. and these men that are calling in so afraid of losing their guns, i just think, well, aren't you a man? host: but from yesterday, what did you support?