The title itself, the violence inside us. You take the readers for both the biology and history of violence and so id like to ask you why begin air, why did you choose to begin here . Guest thank you so much for doing this and im blessed to be joining you to talk about this book. I start with this question what kind of violence is inside us because for me, it was the first real question is why i began the mission of my political career. While the book is mostly a history of american violence and how we overcome that history, it also involves my own political story since the shooting in connecticut in 2012. I had been pretty prestigious as a lawmaker before hand but never had an emotional connection like now and it was after sandy hook i realized this was about to become my political calling that i startebuti started asking que. The question i ask myself wasnt that different. A young man with no prior history of violence and no motive walking into an Elementary School and shooting and g
Violence and global violence. So i would like to actually begin with the title itself, the violence inside us and the early portion of the book you take the reader through something of a short primer on both the biology and a history of violence. So i want to ask you why begin there . Why did you choose to begin with the nature of violence itself . Guest thank you so much for doing this and im really glad to be joining you to talk about this book. I start with this question of what kind of violence do we experience because for me it was the first real subject that i came upon when i began what would become the mission of my political career. While the book is mostly history of american violence and how we can overcome that history it also involves my own political story the shooting in connecticut in 2012. I had britain prodigious as a lawmaker beforehand but i never really had an emotional connection like i do now. And it was those days after sandy hook when i realized this would be m
And at 9 00 a. M. , dr. Steven on a new study of Life Expectancy in the u. S. The Supreme Court yesterday to go up its first one rights case in nearly a decade. How or even whether the court will decide that case is still to come. This morning, we would like to hear from you on the issue. Good morning, it is tuesday, december 3, 2019. We will start with your views on gun laws and how they should be changed or not changed. If you think gun laws should be more strict, the number to call is 2027488000. If you think gun laws should be less strict or loosened, 2027488001. If you think gun laws should be capped as they are, that line is 2027488002. You can send us a text. Make sure you tell us your name and where you are texting from. That line, 2027488003. On twitter, tweet us at cspanwj. You can post your thoughts at facebook. Com cspan. Top of also keep you on the latest in the impeachment coming with the report out today and President Trump at the nato meetings in london. We will have th
For the gunman had police swarming the neighborhood for several hours tonight, they got the person they were looking for kron fours dan thorn is live in san jose. He joins us tonight with more on the arrest and how neighbors are reacting dan. Well jr this 18 yearold suspect was originally detained with 4 others on friday, but today San Jose Police announced he was the one that was responsible for pulling the trigger and now neighbors tell us after this shooting. They are now concerned about whats been happening so close to their homes. 18 yearold carlos gomez is facing a murder charge after a man is found shot to death in a san jose. Police say the body of the 25 yearold victim was lying in the street along south white road and Florence Court around 02 00am friday. Candles a stuffed panda and white poinsettias made up a memorial for the man was killed might never happen. Its not just red aside. Cashmere car says shes lived in this neighborhood with her husband for 20 years. She didnt k
Foster being cited for eating a sandwich on a platform while waiting for a bart train. Bart police say they arrested foster after he became hostile and belligerent, using curse words and homophobic slurs toward the officer. When barts general manager issued in apology to foster and bart writers for how the situation unfolded, it did not fit well with bart police and bart board of director, deborah allen. For the police officers, it is very demoralizing for our general manager to come out and sayto apologize. Reporter in a phone interview, pete garcia, president of the bart association called the apology a setback. I think it is a setback, not only from a Media Relations standpoint, but when the men and women dont feel like they are supported by the head of the agency. Reporter what do bart riders make of all of this . A sound like a mixed message. But especially when over the weekend bart director janice lee joined and eat and to protest the sandwich incident. That was really a horribl