are stolen from the legitimate, private collections of people unlikely to take part in an amnesty program.

Williams acknowledges that the buyback proposal won't take all dangerous guns off the streets of her city.

"I know gang members won't necessarily hand in their guns, but owners of unwanted firearms will," she said.

"This is not the solution, but it is part of the solution."Bob: The name says
it all, TransCanada,
a Canadian institution, and its
Keystone XL pipeline is planned
to carry Canadian oil south
through two provinces and
several American states to
refineries on the
Gulf Of Mexico, then for sale
in the US or abroad.
With US approval, it could be
an economic boom for Canada,
but that is
easier said than done.
The fight over Keystone now
has gone on for almost a decade.
[ Cheering ]
>> Bob: Recently,
The Fifth Estate
took a road trip along the
Keystone XL route
to better
understand that fight.
As you'll see, what a long,
sometimes strange,
often very un-Canadian
trip it's been.
[ ♪♪ ]
>> Bob: And it all began at
the epicenter of the Keystone
battle, the State Of Nebraska,
when TransCanada set out to
convince Nebraskans
to sign over their land
for the pipeline's
right of way.
>> They came to my door
about nine years ago, and,
you know, it was
a Baptist minister,
was