Gun defender: Favors limited laws
A woman who defended her home with a shotgun supports background checks, but worries about further limits.
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Gun owner: What can we all agree on?
Amardeep Kaleka lost his father in the Wisconsin Sikh temple shooting. He poses a question to the AC360 town hall panel asking if gun rights activists and opponents can find common ground.
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Toobin: Second Amendment not unlimited
A former Marine and Senior Legal Analyst Jeffrey Toobin debate different styles of guns and the second amendment.
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Sheriff questions federal gun control power
Senior Legal Analyst Jeffrey Toobin and an Indiana sheriff debate whether the government may regulate guns.
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"Guns under fire" live blog
In a special AC360 town hall program, Anderson Cooper welcomes guests who hold strong to a variety of beliefs on guns and solutions for reducing gun violence in America. Watch "Guns under fire" at 8 and 10 p.m. ET tonight and add your voice to the conversation with a comment in the live blog or on Twitter or Google+ with #gundebate360.
RidicuList: $65K in chicken wings stolen
On the RidicuList, two employees at a cold storage facility in Atlanta used a rented truck and a forklift for a costly chicken wing heist weighing in at 26,000 pounds. Plus, an expert lesson on the civilized way to eat a hot wing, just in time for Super Bowl Sunday.
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KTH: Research on gun violence questioned
Both the gun lobby and those who want tight regulations use inconclusive data to support their cause. Anderson Cooper is Keeping Them Honest.
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Kelly: No easy answer to handgun problem
New York Police Commissioner Ray Kelly talks about the weapons and laws that impact crime in New York City.
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Dark history of Ravens' Ray Lewis
CNN's Ed Lavandera looks back at the murder case that could have disrupted Ray Lewis' career 13 years ago. He plans to retire after he plays in the Super Bowl for the Ravens this Sunday.
In his first interview on camera since the night two men were killed, Reginald Oakley spoke with Lavandera about the incident. He's selling a book about the deadly confrontation he and Lewis had with the victims after leaving a club.
"From my point of view, you know, I think it was self defense," said Oakley who was acquitted of murder.
Lavandera also spoke with Lewis' lawyer about the white suit Lewis was wearing during the fight - it has never been recovered.
Rep. Labrador: No new pathway to citizenship
Rep. Labrador and George Gascon discuss border security and immigration proposals that address citizenship for illegal workers.
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