NATALIE ALLEN, CNN ANCHOR: A 19-year-old Michigan man is to be charged with involuntary manslaughter in Tuesday's shooting death of a six-year-old girl at school. Jamal James is accused of allowing the six-year-old boy who was staying in this house access to the gun used in the shooting. The county prosecutor says officials will have to prove James was grossly negligent. Today, President Clinton a sentiment he expressed just after the shooting, saying Congress was long overdue to take action.</s>WILLIAM J. CLINTON, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: For more than eight months now Congress has been sitting on the common-sense gun safety legislation to require child safety locks, to close the gun show loophole and the background bill law and to ban the importation of large ammunition clips. I have said before, I will say again today, I'm going to invite the leaders of this conference down to White House to talk about what we can do to break the log jam.</s>ALLEN: Recent Gallup Polls on gun violence show most Americans agree more gun control is needed. Frank Newport, the editor-in-chief of the Gallup Poll, joins us now live from Princeton, New Jersey, with his findings -- Frank.</s>FRANK NEWPORT, GALLUP POLL EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Natalie, indeed, I think the American public shares some of President Clinton's frustration on this, and it's not really a new phenomenon. Just to kind of set the background, let's show you a question that the Gallup's been asking</s>ALLEN: All right, Frank Newport, we thank you.
Gallup Poll: Americans Support More Gun Controls but Would Still Not Feel Secure from Workplace Violence