KOSIK: A filibuster in the Senate has come to an end with Democrats declaring victory in the first round of the gun control fight. Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy leading the charge. After more than 14 hours on the floor, he finally left the podium overnight announcing there will be a vote on closing the terror gap and universal background checks.</s>SEN. CHRIS MURPHY (R), CONNECTICUT: I woke up this morning to ensure this would not be a lost week. Ask yourself, what can you do to make sure that Orlando or Sandy Hook never ever happens again? With deep gratitude to all those who have endured this very, very late night. I yield the floor.</s>KOSIK: Meantime, Donald Trump is jumping feet first in the gun control debate. He plans to meet with the NRA to talk about banning people on terror watch list from buying firearms. NRA officials say they're happy to sit down with him. A toddler killed by an alligator in Disney World has been found. Investigators are promising to make sure they find the alligator responsible. That's next.
Democrats Filibuster for Gun Control