safer, to keep guns out of the hands of the criminally insane. to try and keep guns out of the hands of terrorists. to try to keep hands out of the hands of domestic abusers. yet congress stayed with the 4%. that s what we said after sandy hook, there were senators and congressmen that chose to be with the 4% in the nra instead of the 95% of the rest of us, now as you look at the mass slayings that continue, assault-style weapon bans, now in one poll, one recent poll supported by three-fourths of americans support that. yet, one school shooting after another school shooting. las vegas, we still don t know what happened in las vegas. 79% of americans according to a recent poll support that kind of
exchange for leniency. police now had enough to arrest steidl and whitlock. i think the brutal nature of the slayings, the fact that it was a double homicide, the other aggravating factors that our office will likely seek the death penalty. both herb whitlock, age 41, and randy steidl, age 35, had histories of petty crime. news of their arrests reached steidl s brother rory, an illinois state trooper. randy, he drank. be in a bar setting. if he got angry or someone started something, there was a crowd and consequently there would be problems. my master sergeant called me and said, your brother s been arrested for double murder. in my mind, the illinois state police were involved in the investigation. number one, he s got to be guilty. number two, he s going to face the death penalty. and number three, a jury in east central illinois, they re going
talk to your doctor about xarelto®. there s more to know. we re getting our first look at two suspected killers believed to be behind what police are calling an act of savagery, james white and justice mann were arraigned in connection with a brutal quadruple homicide in upstate new york this week. a property manager discovered four bodies, two of them children in a basement apartment a day after christmas, police officials are saying little about the slayings, only that they were unforgotably vicious. sthed killers each face one charge of first-degree murder and second-degree murder. the maximum penalties for their crimes is life in prison. president trump is closing out his holiday in florida. playing golf for the fifth straight day at his nearby trump international golf club. cnn cameras did not get any
released. simpson could be free as soon as october. he s best known for his 1995 acquittal in the slayings of his ex-wife and her friend in what was called the trial of the century. also breaking, the white house says president trump has confidence in attorney general jeff sessions, a day after he sharply rebuked him. new york times interview, the president slammed sessions, one of his earliest and most loyal supporters for recusing himself tied to the russia investigation. who he warned not to investigate trump family finances. the president s attack on his own justice department is worrying officials inside the white house, one of whom calms it chilling. the russia investigation as well as picking up speed, the senate judiciary committee plans to hear next week from donald trump jr. and former campaign chairman paul manafort about their meetings with russians. so far, they haven t rsvp d and republican chairman chuck
face-to-face and tell the parole board he thinks the former football star did too much crime for the time. and worth reminding the 1994 slayings of simpson and goldman will not be considered. he was acquitted of those murders p. murders. a family friend says simpson s daughter, arnell, will likely testify for her father. and the drama will ramp up when simpson himself tries to convince the parole board he should be released. he has been a prison diplomat of sorts. watching and asking questions via conference from carson city and come up with a decision that day. if simpson is denied roparole, there would be a date set one to three years out. if he is paroled, he will get