you do your best. but a lot of times you can t provide the kind of representation that the constitution, our code of ethics and professional standards would have you provide. derwyn bunton has been head of the new orleans public defender s office for the last eight years. the 52 lawyers on his staff are responsible for representing more than 20,000 people a year. how many of you believe that an innocent client went to jail because you didn t have enough time to spend on their case? you feel you ve all had that experience? one by one, the patches are peeled away and the world comes back into focus. you re witnessing the moment when the people in this room realize they can see, for the first time in years. can you see my fingers? their eyes and their faces begin to light up with a quiet sort of joy and wonder at the gift of sight. doctors geoff tabin and sanduk ruit are eye surgeons, and now, they are life savers. i m steve kroft. i m lesley stahl. i m bill whitaker
mass shooting in santa barbara in 2014 where i called for us to pass a pause that gives family and friends who fear their loved one is going to use a gun in a dangerous way, give them a way to temporarily stop that loved one from obtaining a gun and do it legally through a court hearing. california passed that law. we did nothing. no action. when is it finally going to happen when we re going to do something? i would urge every single person watching this debate to watch the votes. the only two proposals that do anything are the feinstein proposal and the murphy proposal. one deals with keeping guns out of the hands of terrorists. the other makes sure that people who buy a gun at a gun show or a private transaction get a background check. should terrorists have guns? every one of us says oh no. do we need to defeat isis? yes. one of the most brutal, vicious terrorist groups, and that s why i support the president s action to take them out. and i was glad to see the iraqis rec
but having the privilege of being with the people who have set such an example has been a great privilege for me. now, if i were a producer and a director of a movie that i wa ws going to come out about the united states senate, i would want saxby to be the leading man. first of all, he looks like a united states senator, and he has that southern calm presence that most of us envy, and he just seems to fit the profile. and then he the next choice would have to be for the leading a lady, and you couldn t find a more gracious, beautiful, supportive leading lady than julian chambliss. together they make a stunning couple. i have had the privilege of traveling with them and seeing them in different places and in different situations, and just what a tremendous gift it is to be with the both of them. so the united states senate and many of us here all of us here are going to dearly miss saxby chambliss. he comes from a line of distinguished senators representing the state of
arm teachers and clergymen and nurses. there should be an equal amount of firepower that the teacher would have. can any good come of all this? one tragedy 16 years ago that continues to save lives. the idea that because the problem is guns, the answer is guns is simply ridiculous. also, a man who knows a thing or two about guns talks about his new movie and it s not about what you think. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. in newtown, there have been an assembly line of wakes and funerals. allison wyatt, benjamin whiler, and catherine and lauren rousseau and anne marie murphy. a private service for family only of nancy lanza. we begin with quite an extraordinary interview. his son jesse lewis died and as he spoke about his loss, there is remarkable words of understanding and hope. thank you very much for joining me and please accept my very sincere condolences for this loss to your family. tell me about your son jesse. jesse was my son but he was my bes
good evening. in newtown, there have been an assembly line of wakes and funerals. allison wyatt, benjamin whiler, and catherine and lauren rousseau and anne marie murphy. a private service for family only of nancy lanza. we begin with quite an extraordinary interview. his son jesse lewis died and as he spoke about his loss, there is remarkable words of understanding and hope. thank you very much for joining me and please accept my very sincere condolences for this loss to your family. tell me about your son jesse. jesse was my son but he was my best friend and my buddy, too, and i m just really at a loss for words. we did everything together. he had so many favorite spots where we d go, the diner in town here, the grocery store, a bagel or muffin in the morning. the deli where he would go to get his sandwich in the morning also before school and his snack. just i i m lost for words. the feeling i got from everything i ve understood about his last few moments alive w