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been disclosed. he had obviously caused problems in the air force and also had a domestic violence issue. and this was never disclosed in the background check, it was never provided to the background check system and it should have been. is tot of the fix nix encourage estates to provide information. some states are good with it and others are not, but also to force federal agencies like the military branches, to report personnel who clearly should not have been able to purchase a firearm. the: it strengthens background check system, but would it expand it, covering purchases at gun shows? guest: it does not do that, but what it does do is, keep in mind the existing system was greatly expanded to include mental health a number of years ago, and that has resulted in close to 200,000 people being denied a purchase of a firearm because of a mental health issue. so much of what that system is today is working fine, but there are gaps. one of the obvious gaps i see in relati ....
35 years ago on april 12 19 81, spatial columbia lifted off from the kennedy space center in florida with two crew members on board, launching a new era in manned spaceflight. shuttle, a 32 minute story on the launch of the space shuttle. shuttle program was retired in 2011. sunday, april 12, 1981. kennedy space center, florida. the space shuttle, 14 stories high, 2000 tons, poised on the pad for its maiden flight. this is columbia, the space shuttle double bit the earth that will orbit the earth. boosters, theet largest ever used on any launch vehicle. the first to be employed in a u. manned flight. liftoff, the solid rocket boosters together with the three main engines will unleash more than 6.5 million pounds of thrust needed to launch the first reusable spacecraft. never before has a winged vehicle been launched like a , returning to earth through frictional heating in it sets of 5200 degrees. toll aerodynamically sound be launched again and again and again. if ....
demonstrated a conflict of interest. campos added the recent reporting record raises more record if the people at the puc can complete tr duties. the bigger question, it ethical? calls and e-mails to the president and the puc were not returned. raj? tony, thank you, some of the biggest investigations come from the tip line, shear is the number to the tip line. if you have a tip for tony or anyone else in the investigateive unit. 1-8 eight 8-996-tips or you can send us an e-mail directly to the unit. the high price of living on the peninsula, drive families out of their homes and on to the street and that option has been kicked to the curb, sleeping in vehicles has been banned. making it a question, is it making it harder on the have-nots to stay in the area. i m here in palo alto and this is where several people sleep in their cars every night. but now that the city has issued a new ban. some are wondering where they will go. for dozens of people that sleep in ....
week. i m joined by andrew ross sorkin, co-anchor of squawk box. thank you for having me. huge week of news. lots to talk about. usually we talk big business, big money but now we have to talk about big problems because it is has been a tough week. tragedy this week in las vegas is reigniting the debate on gun violence and ways we re going to stop it and that s exactly where we re going to start today. the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history killed 58 people and wounded 489 others. like clockwork, the lines are being drawn again between those calling for more gun control and those who think the laws, well, they don t make us any safer. the political debate that follows these mass shootings usually focuses on the prevalence of guns or mental health of those who pull the trigger, but now some are beginning to frame violence in terms of public health crisis. one that comes with a staggering cost. it s impossible to put a price tag on human life, but even i ....