here was the headline after congresswoman giffords, one of your own colleagues, was shot. the headline, president obama saying we must seek agreement on gun reforms. his own advisers saying, yes, we're going to get that conversation started again. there's been nothing. even after your own colleague was shot. i mean for democrats, it seems they don't want to -- they really don't want to take on this issue. >> i personally think that it was a fallacy after -- when president clinton was able to pass the assault weapons bill. everybody forgets about that time in history. we also raised taxes so there was a lot of things going on. i personally don't think that members that lost that following year actually lost because of the gun issue. myself and several other people were elected the following year on the gun issue. so i think that there's a lot of myths out there as far as that goes. and i always look at it this way, no one from the nra is ever going to vote for me. they're just not. they might even come after me on other issues. but the thing of it is, as a politician, a lot

that's former arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords eigh up in the french alps. she and her husband, former astronaut mark kelly, made the trip using cable cars. this is her first trip outside the u.s. since she was shot in an assassination attempt last sass. amid the tragedy in aurora there were extraordinary acts of heroism. that story is next. ry is next. chances are, you're not made of money, so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico, see how much you could save. who have used androgel 1%, there's big news. presenting androgel 1.62%. both are used to treat men with low testosterone. androgel 1.62% is from the makers of the number one prescribed testosterone replacement therapy. it raises your testosterone levels, and... is concentrated, so you could use less gel. and with androgel 1.62%, you can save on your monthly prescription. [ male announcer ] dosing and application sites between these products differ. women and children should avoid contact with application sites. discontinue androgel and call your doctor if you see unexpected signs of early pube

>> well, they came up, too, with my friend gabby giffords getting shot. >> reporter: absolutely. >> doing similarly to what i do in this district. i think people seeing kind of the horrific shots and imagining the terror that existed inside that movie theater for, you know, a minute or two or however long it took is really going to make people sit up and take notice. this isn't something that seems to be going away. we seem to be having these at too-regular an interval. >> glor: in your estimation, should this be part of the presidential campaign, the presidential debates as we approach this election. it's not right now. >> i don't know whether it should be part of the presidential debate, but it certainly should be part of the discussion that we have in congress going forward. you know, the ease of access of all the ammunition that this young man got over the internet and through the mail, we've got to look at those kinds of things. >> glor: and is there a differentiation here between what he purchased in some of the colorado gun shops and the other, the ammunition, he obviously purchase

back in january of 2011 when gabrielle giffords was shot while meeting with her constituents people blamed the tea party movement. in particular sarah palin was blamed for the senseless tragedy because of an add put out by the action committee. jane fonda, progressive representative gabrielle giffords was shot, sarah palin had targeted in a gunfight inciting the violence. they hold responsibility as does the violence rhetoric of the tea party. when the tragedy at ford hood happened when the shooter when he opened fire, the liberal mainstream media including barack obama kept urging the american public not to jump to conclusions. joungs me now is joe trippi, jennifer stefano. here it was, akbar during the fort hood massacre. president obama administration went throughout, this is a result of an overtaxed military. everybody understands how men in uniform are under the most severe stress. there are going to be instances with individual cracks. why in this case, there is absolutely no evidence. within hours, again and again and again the tea party is blamed in a case where you have a real sus

another one at the school in west virginia a few years back in the one that that wounded representative giffords last year you hear a lot of talk but it is not going to lead to actual legislative offerings what's happened with the whole gun control issue in america since the mid ninety's that a nearly every state has severely least in its laws regarding the ability to legally carry weapons so you have many more americans carrying weapons four million a year in new american buying weapons and yet you're seeing that the gun violence rates plummet nearly by over the last twenty years so most americans have learned that there is that this correlation between access to guns and crime and such that more gun control is going to actually solve any social problem so i think you'll hear chatter but i don't think you'll see any actual musical action so you're saying that this and that it won't be enough to prompt to prompt changes in policy but brian i mean at what point that how many tragedies need to occur how many stories of mass gun violence do we need to see before we do reach that threshold and peopl

when we had the gabby giffords terrible massacre, i spoke with steven, a renowned experts on schizophrenics. this is a cross-cultural phenomenon. what we don't have in this country is a system of recognizing, of reporting, of treating mental illness in an appropriate fashion. >> that is completely true. mental illness is a terrible problem in this country. so, that, i couldn't agree with you more, but it's also true that you can't do the kind of damage with mental illness that this person did or allegedly did unless you have an assault weapon. >> that's not true. in virginia tech, he had two handguns and he killed 32 people. it's simply not true. >> automatic handguns. >> you don't understand the difference. >> automatic handgun. you pull the trigger -- >> in the old days, a revolv had six shots. you had to reload the six shots. this guy, police estimate, 50 to 60 rounds in a minute. no one should have that type of killing machine. come on, america. george is right. we should have been having these discussions not after but two weeks before. >> i want to bring this question to joe klein, le

this is giffords' first trip outside the u.s. since she was shot in the head last january in tucson, arizona. there she is there at the mountain peak. the shooting left her critically injured. she resigned from congress to focus on her recovery. >> still inspiring us. >>> a fisherman had an up-close encounter with a peaceful killer whale he will not forget. check it out. richard ellison was spear fishing off the coast of san diego, california, yesterday when a curious whale swam up to his boat and just hung out there! the whale circled his boat for a while, and there have been several whale sightings in the area the past couple weeks. now, you think he was just hanging out or strategizing, like waiting for his next move? >> i don't know, because isn't that the same kind of whale you see at seaworld and places like that? killer whales? they're not -- the name can be a bit misleading, i guess, killer whale. >> i think they're beautiful animals. >> they are. >> and very friendly and smart. >>> all right, coming up on 6:21 right now.

the perfect occasion for giffords' first trip outside the u.s. since the tucson incident, in which six people were killed and the perfect photos to lift our hearts after yet another horrible mass shooting. the best new thing in the world today. that does it for us tonight. now it is time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." >>> the new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll shows that mitt romney's lies about president obama are not working. >> politics is back in the mud pit. >> back to the campaign trail, and back on the attack. >> this is a big election. >> earlier today, governor romney was at it again. romney was at it again. >> it's a choice. >> mitt romney will speak to the veterans of foreign wars. >> general mitt romney. >> the 21st century can and must be an american century. >> general in this case is an armchair general. >> he has not been specific. >> it's our duty to steer it under the path of freedom and peace and prosperity. >> obama's foreign policy has been much stronger than anticipated by conservatives. >> democrats are s

we had this after gabby giffords' attempted assassination, after columbine, certainly after september 11th. the politics of tragedy is very difficult for a politician to handle. i thought president obama and mitt romney both did as well as you possibly could. i would say people do look to their leaders to lead at moments like this. they want to feel like we are one country, we are unified and both of them tried to hit on that. >> they did and you saw that but i tell you, talk about coming at the end of what was a particularly petty and small week in this campaign. this was one of the low weeks and yes, maybe i'm being a little more cynical because i was away and got to watch it as a consumer and it was like really, it felt small. then this event, and you wonder, does it have any impact? i'm a cynic and i assume it really doesn't. >> you hope it does but you think it doesn't. >> you have been looking out of touch already and boy, is today a reminder. >> there could not be a more normal event than going to the midnight opening of the "batman" movie. it was expected to be the -- >> gotte

the perfect occasion for giffords' first trip outside the u.s. since the tucson incident, in which six people were killed and the perfect photos to lift our hearts after yet another horrible mass shooting. the best new thing in the world today. that does it for us tonight. now it is time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell."

and the bush administration chose not to ask that it be renewed seven years later congresswoman gabby giffords was shot in the head and six people were killed when a mentally disturbed man opened fire in tucson arizona is you know high capacity magazines filled with thirty one bullets that would have been outlawed under the assault weapons ban after that shooting common sense should have told us that it's time to renew the ban get weapons of mass destruction off our streets and put in place better checks to make sure the mentally ill aren't arming up but none of that happened and now a year later here we are again weapons being used that would have been banned under the assault weapons ban and we can expect any sensible gun control to come out of this tragedy either because of how influential big money is now in our government whether the n.r.a. the koch brothers big oil the private health insurance industry or the defense industry special interest with a lot of money have taken commonsense solutions to our nation's problems off the table we should be doing something about our dependence on fo

gabrielle giffords. "batman" star christian bale takes some time away from acting... to visit victims of the aurora shooting.on tuesday... he made the trip to aurora... where he posed for a picture you see here... with shooting victim, carey rottman. a rep for warner brothers says the actor is there in his own capacity... and that he's not representing the film company. a man remains behind bars, this morning... accused in a deadly stabbing in baltimore county. mark brown jr. is charged with first-degree murder after police say he stabbed his acquaintance phillip weatherford.the victim was found inside his car about 2-30 monday morning near pulaski highway and ebenezer road in white marsh. they were traveling southbound on pulaski highway in the victims vehicle when an argument occured, durnig that argument the suspect pulled out a knife and stabbed the victim several times. times.police are still investigating what led to the fight. brown is being held without bail. a woman narrowly escapes death...after she falls on a subway track in downtown baltimr baltimore.it ha

giffords and mark kelly traveled to the french alps. they're in europe to visit a laboratory that made equipment for the nasa international space station. >>> police are looking for a car shooting suspect. they say his name is kenyon thomas of oakland. he is armed and should be considered dangerous. >>> police arrest another suspect in connection with that shooting about 3:00 this morning. following a three hour stand off. two other suspects are also in custody. police say the four were involved in a ramming and then shooting of a chp patrol car on interstate 880 last saturday night. no one was hurt in that incident. >>> new at 10:00, a plan to build a massive tunnel under the delta and divert water from the sacramento river. governor brown is set to unveil it tomorrow. tonight, amber lee is in berkeley where the opposition is already speaking out. >> reporter: those who make their living off the delta are bracing for battle. many headed to sacramento with signs like this one to protest the governor's plan. >> reporter: the governor des

giffords and mark kelly traveled to the french alps. they're in europe to visit a laboratory that made equipment for the nasa international space station. >>> police are looking for a car shooting suspect. they say his name is kenyon thomas of oakland. he is armed and should be considered dangerous. >>> police arrest another suspect in connection with that shooting about 3:00 this morning. following a three hour stand off. two other suspects are also in custody. police say the four were involved in a ramming and then shooting of a chp patrol car on interstate 880 last saturday night. no one was hurt in that incident. >>> new at 10:00, a plan to build a massive tunnel under the delta and divert water from the sacramento river. governor brown is set to unveil it tomorrow. tonight, amber lee is in berkeley where the opposition is already speaking out. >> reporter: those who make their living off the delta are bracing for battle. many headed to sacramento with signs like this one to protest the governor's plan. >> reporter: the governor des

important to note that he comes from the state of arizona and has had an important predecessor miss giffords and brings to this committee a commitment and concern about securitying the homeland and i think it is efl extremely important to add to our western presence and mr. barber you are welcomed and thank you so very much for your service to this country. >> thank you. >> let me indicate i always start by indicating that on 9/11 tso officers were not in place. we lost thousands of lives. it i is as i listen to our witnesses today, many of you may have taken some mode of transportation and many of you may have flown. and all of the critiquie ining not take away the value of the officers. i will be listening on solutions it is the key of what we must proceed on. we must match their determination with our vi vigilence. he established legislation and i think we have done quite well. yes, there have been a number of threats. those that have not been made public. but the combined labor of tso officers and others on the frontlines. intelligence collaboration we are not what we were pre9/11. we mu

>> well, from exactly what we just heard from gabby giffords's husband. it is about support, families coming together. we know grief counselors are on the ground, they are working with the remaining victims, with the family members so that debriefing will help them in processing what's going on. but we need to be very clear that all of these people are still in a state of shock. so it's about offering them support, letting them know they have an ear and they have a shoulder and whatever their needs are, physical and emotional, will be tended to. and that's just the beginning. >> jeff, it seems like a lot of people across the country are affected by the shooting. is it normal for people to say you know what, i don't want to go see this movie. i don't want to see any movie anymore. i'm afraid to go into a theater. >> it is absolutely normal for people to feel that way. it is important they talk about the anxiety, that they talk about some of the stress and worry that they have around this for their children going out, for not being able to go to safe places

. >> now, jeff, we've been through columbine, virginia tech, any number of tragedies, congresswoman giffords. but maybe he's right. maybe we look for consistent patterns and maybe it's not consistent. maybe someone has patterns that could be recognized growing up. maybe some just snapped. i mean, are we looking for the wrong things? >> i think we're trying to look for everything. and clint is correct. everyone is different. when we talk about what the red flags happen to be. sure there were warning signs. it's a warning sign to get them mental health help. there are things there. there are patterns. a lot of these people tend to be isolated. have poor social skills, maybe paranoid. certainly are angry. i think that's an understatement with someone who's shot 71 people and 12 people are dead. but i think what we're seeing in this guy that may be a little bit different is that he was a very smart individual. working on a ph.d. in neuroscience. so something was going wrong. i believe and i think clint might agree with this, it was a very slow decomposition. as time went on he just didn't have t

you have woman to congresswoman gabby giffords. this has to stop. >> it must stop. the american people, their voices need to be heard. many members of congress are not representing the interest of their constituents. they are representing the interest of special interests. until we can break that strangle hold that primarily the nra has on our elected officials. regardless of party and regardless of whether you're in the house or the senate, the people of america need to speak of. we took extraordinary measures to make ourselves safe as a result of 9/11. you almost have to take everything off to get on an airplane. we know what it takes to sacrifice in order to be safe. as a country seem not to be able to deal with the issue of guns and gun violence and whether it's who gets them, how they get them, are they legal, are they not legal? these are serious issues. the american people their voices must be heard. i don't know what it will take ultimately. we know that 12 people were killed and 59 were injured in a variety of levels by someone who maybe should not have had

a small giffords doing big things. >> that is what this is all about. making a difference in the lives of children. >> elijah cummings stressed the importance of the day aboard the carnival pride cruise ship at the port of baltimore. [applause] three youth organizations on hand to get grants from the charitable foundation, a nonprofit foundation dedicated to improving the lives of young people. >> we support young people throughout the baltimore region. we sent our kids to israel. they are there right now. >> one group helps train students to become open-minded and tolerant leaders. the tube and other groups are the youth service center, which helps families with health care needs, and the maritime industries academy, a high school focused on maritime industry studies. >> this will provide kids with uniforms and various things that school systems would not be normally able to afford. this is about helping our young people, giving them access to various opportunities they would not normally have. >> congratulations to all. the money awarded to the charit

nothing happened after the gabbie giffords shooting. it's unlikely that anything would change as a result of that here just because of the strangle hold that the nra has on the gun control debate at this moment. but politics as usual, the gun issue aside, i think you're pretty safe in assuming we'll be back at it tomorrow or at least monday. >> james, for you on this issue of gun control, do you think it's going to make its way back in? will this be part of the campaign? >> you know, sadly, i don't want to politicize this too much, but sadly, i don't think that it will. i think we misunderstand what's at stake in terms of our gun control policy. the reason it's been lacking for so long really has to do more for -- so we don't get at the issues cht we get caught up in gun rights, second amount and can't politicize these issues because what happens is we're taking these issues in this very sin chronic way. we have this incredible tragedy happens and we're not really good enough about putting it into its proper context, so we need to keep

giffords and her family posed for pictures after riding to the top of the french alps yesterday. the former congresswoman is still undergoing intense physical therapy after being shot in the head last year. this was the family's first international trip since that shooting. >>> the weather is a lot warmer here in the baltimore area. but there are a few clouds overhead. and severe thunderstorm watches in effect right now. bob is in the weather center, tracking first warning doppler radar. >>> two warnings now. one expires in about eight minutes in southern york county. look at that, moving right into northern baltimore county. you folks in the hereford, parkton, madonna area. another seems to be moving right toward the frederick area. this will really be in effect here all of northern baltimore county. really, one, two, three separate cells for that particular system. this one is heading down pretty much towards bonaire. still the highest place in baltimore county. the other headed toward madonna in the general direction of the southeast toward west liberty, norrisville, shane and

and the attemted assassination of arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords. while the colorado shooting has some calling for tighter gun control laws... here in maryland it'll soon be áeasierá for people to get a permit to carry a concealed han. handgun.under the current law... residents are required to provide what's called a "good and substantial reason" to carry a handgun. but raymond woolard of baltimore county fought to change that... by filing a lawsuit. now a federal judge has decided.... a resident's árightá to bear arms... is the only reason someone needs to carry a handgun. (woollard) "everyone who has no criminal record who wants to carry a gun for self protection should get one..." one..." the law goes into effect in two weeks.but critics say they would rather see stricter laws pertaining to illegal guns... than a less restrictive law for those wanting to legally carry a gun. a man investigators say gave dozens of people hepatitis c... makes a court appearance t. tuesday.david kwiatkowski waived his right to a detention hearing in federal cour

this is former congresswoman gabriel giffords with her arms around her husband, astronaut marc kelly. they're definitely not in tucson, not wearing all of that snow gear, because today, more than 18 months after she was shot in the head by a gunman outside a supermarket in her arizona district, today miss giffords was standing on top of a mountain in the french alps, which is amazing. even if she still uses a wheelchair much of the time and had to ride a cable car to get there, she made it, to the alps. captain kelly told reporters, quote, gabby is really enjoying this visit, this is a great day for us. they were there with other astronauts to visit a mountain research station and t

similar increases occurred after the shooting in tucson that injured gabrielle giffords and a virginia tech shooting in 2007. >>> police are looking for a gunman who opened fire on a man. the shooting happened at 3:00 a.m. on nevin avenue from the richmond bart station. the victim was shot multiple times and airlifted to the hospital. they have not released his identity. this is the same area where a 22-year-old college student was gunned down back in january. >>> mitch pond police are investigating the fatal shooting of a man who had gotten into an argument with his son. it happened at a home on sun court. james morris and his 22-year-old sun struggled over a gun which went off. >> at this point, i don't know what the argument was about. obviously, something critical led up to some of it happening and the gun going off. we are investigating all leads and talk to everyone that was there. >> the man died at the scene. they are investigating as a possible homicide. >>> it is busy in the east bay. how a 12 hour standoff finally ended and its connection to a bay area's close call last week

this -- you'll remember with the gabby giffords shooting, that person is not competent. that person is not -- has not stood trial yet. it could be a while yet before this person ever stands trial. one of the interesting things, at least it's being reported that one of the first things he did was ask for a lawyer. that tends to argue for competency. that he knows or has some wherewithal to know what the proceedings are or that he's facing proceedings such that he would need a lawyer. but i think we're a ways off before there's going to be any kind of a proceeding or a trial in this matter. >> mary ellen, in your past career as a profiler, you've interviewed a lot of people who have engaged in activities like what happened. a lot of shooters. is it a myth that somebody who does something so extremely violent must be insane? >> it is a myth. it's actually one of three myths that i'm hearing over and over here as regards to this case. and the first one is that someone who engages in such extreme violence cannot also be extremely intelligent. that's one myth. myth number two

the tucson shooting with gabby giffords and six lost their lives as gabby giffords was shot. you had in april the same year 300 killed with tornadoes swept through alabama and surrounding states and joplin, missouri, 161 died when a massive twister, the president found himself consoler-in-chief and i salute his decision yesterday not to speak at the vigil. didn't know those people. and i thought it was really done well and i thought it was great that he went one on one with those families. >> sure and mitt romney himself said it was right that the president went. we are getting more information about the suspect's apartment and a little peek into, perhaps, what his plan -- it does sound as if he rigged his apartment to be a diversion. remember, it was a little before midnight that the music came on full blast. techno music. and cops, akorpgd to -- according to "the new york post" today thinks what that was is he wanted the neighbors to call the cops and complain. hey, that music is so loud. >> which a girl did. and they said they were too busy across town at the theater. >> w

. >> and there is congress didn't act when congress woman gabrielle giffords was shot. >> thank you very much. jackie speier co-authored two gun control bills and knows what its like to be shot and left for dead. it happened when she was shot at point blank five times. she was a legal aid to leo ryan, investigating the peoples techel cult in which many bay area people were involved. ryan was shot and killed after people wanted to defect. >> it is an experience that no one should have to endure. i was shot in the regular leg, arm and back. i carry two bullets. >> she has been through so much. there are 900 people given cyanide-laced kool aid and died. this would prohibit the transfer of ammunition feeding device autos we're going move on and there are a couple items on this, abc 7 news landed in colorado. and not a long i'm time ago, on the way to scene and is going to report live from aurora on abc 7 news at 6:00 and is tweeting updates using hash tag theater shooting and stay with us for continuing coverage on the colorado heat theater shooting. we have developments online and you can g

this happened when congress woman gabrielle giffords was shot. everybody goes to the tea party website to see if there is a connection. i don't know any tea party member whose first and foremost passion is about the second amendment. the fact that they were looking for some connection immediately really is oh h offensive. >> mike: it would be like taking brian ross' name and saying we know there was a brian ross arrested for child molesting in upstate new york. >> oops, sore. >> karch: the wron sorry, wronn ross. >> is it more important to be right than it is to be first? >> i was the press secretary when the virginia tech shooting happened. when a crisis breaks, first reports are almost always wrong. hold back. wait a minute and let's see what the facts are. be rapid response even from a campaign side on the other side of things used to we the most important aspect and tactic of a campaign and now i think that changed. you have to hold back. and brian ross' peers should be policing one another and i would hope there is a little bit of hanging of

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gabrielle giffords took a tram most of the way. then braved subzero temperatures walking to the summit, 12,600 feet high. >> amazing when you consider just 18 months ago she was shot. now you are heading to france. you think you are going to maybe? >> vacation in paris next month. >> hiking involved? >> at a nice cafe/bar. ground level. >> this will be the most exercise you are doing. vino. >> 12 ounce curls. >>> coming up, serious topic, debates about gun control and this nation's access to fire power. >>> cheating death by taking a skydive 90,000 feet above earth. how can an extreme daredevil survive? you are watching "world news now." ♪ free falling >> announcer: "world news now" weather wrought to you by -- >> announcer: "world news now" weather wrought to you by -- ughhh. trash builds up and can make your dishwasher smell. over time, grease and residue get stuck inside. for an intensive clean, use finish dishwasher cleaner. it's taking out the trash for your dishwasher. challenge the need for such heavy measures with olay. r

. >> after the gabrielle giffords shoeing there was some effort to pin that event on the tea party sarah palin and the ads she had taken out, all of which was wrong. >> it is completely distasteful. you have the horrible tragedy and people are jumping to try to say let's blame it on a tea party or a political party. at the same time you had breitbart cite sizing this and by the way this guy might be a registered democrat. they are doing the same exact thing. it would be nice if we could take this out of the discussion. even if thisth is a registered democrat what is the implication, that that is why they did this? that is absurd. >> worth saying that breitbart's website is not abc news. >> not like brian ross hasn't been around this forever. first rule inherently uncertain information flowing around you don't go into google and throw something on the air automatically when you hit upon it. this is unthinking contempt that diffuses the mainstream media for the tea party. >> and then it went on. the controversy at abc over the mother's statement to an abc producer about whether the son was

when we come back, gabrielle giffords what he would do. >>> ron barber was a top aide to gabrielle giffords when she was shot. he was shot at well. and he won a special election to replace her when she stepped down earlier this year. ron barber, today must have brought been extremely difficult memories for you. what was your reaction to what happened? >> well, it did bring back some terrible memories. obviously i learned about the shooting as i was boarding my plane to come back to washington to come home for the weekend. i'll be meeting with constituents tomorrow, i'm sure i will hear a lot about this when i meet with them. it did bring back some pretty terrible memories. i was listening earlier when you were interviewing the family, and i was very moved. in fact, i have to tell you, i'm very emotional coming out of hearing that interview, about the tragedy, the almost tragedy that happened to that family and the loss of 12 people, more injured. we hope they all survive. having been through this a year and a half ago, on a smaller scale, thank god, but still, it has a lot of similarities.

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go ahead, governor. >> after gabby gifford, we said we were going to have that dialog. we lost a 9-year-old girl there. we said we were going to have it. and we never had it, and now we've lost a 6-year-old. how many are we going to lose before we start discussing real issues. i don't know. >> very difficult questions on a night that many hope will start the healing process. ed rendell and eugene robinson, thank you, both, for being here and for this provocative discussion. we'll talk to you again shortly. again, we're waiting for the presses. we expect to hear from him shortly and in the next hour, tonight's prayer vigil will begin. we will bring both the president's remarks and that vigil to you live in aurora, colorado, where the crowds are starting to gather. we'll be right back. >> we're absolutely devastated. we've been in colorado several years, and this is becoming -- just too common here. after columbine, just keeps happening. and it has to stop. it just has to stop. ♪ [ male announcer ] we believe small things can make a big difference. like how a little oil