As the General Assembly works on gun control reforms in response to the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School, Governor Dannel Malloy weighs in on the pace of progress.

Lawmakers are slow in making progress on gun control reforms in response to the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School according to Malloy.  He says whatever bill is passed in Connecticut will have meaning, regardless of if the federal Government takes similar action.

Malloy says some would like to see high capacity magazines already owned not be included in the bill--to have them "grandfathered in", but he doesn't think that's the right solution.