he said that california has one of the toughest gun laws in the country, but that the status quo was simply not working and i think that really cuts to the heart of the situation. as we have, time and time again on his conversations but we fall short every time and we keep seeing more and more mass shootings. we are going to continue the conversation, thank you so much for all of your coverage. over the past come our. we want to continue that right now by going back to monterey park for nga, and in that brief ten others wounded kathy park joins us now live from the scene. kathy, lots to break down for what we have heard from the last hour. give me some of the major takeaways in terms of how this particular incident has come to a conclusion with the suspect being identified in self inflicted gunshot wound in that white van. yeah, ayman, it s important to note that they re saying there is no longer a threat at this time. the suspect connected to this mass shooting has been
countries have all kinds of problems similar to the u.s.. but, it s one of the things, mehdi, in the conference it out to me it gets to the heart of what you re saying is what the. , sheriffs ed. the status quo is not working. he said that california has some of the toughest colors in the country. country, but that the status quo was simply not working and i think that really cuts to the heart of the situation. yeah, as we have ayman, it s important to note that they re, time and time again saying there is no longer on his a threat at this conversations but we fall short every time. the time and we keep suspect connected to seeing more and more this mass shooting has mass been shootings. we are identified, as going to continue the 72-year-old conversation, thank you so-year-old huu can tran much for all of, your coverage. over the so i want to past come our. we want to continue backtrack a bit. and talk about that right now by how we got to this going point. they back were
after the decision, that we would do everything we can in our power as an administration to protect reproductive health. we ll continue to do that, and the third piece is of course, again, as he said the only way to replace the constitutional right, is with national legislation. we will continue to fight to pass legislation caught a fine protect the rights that existed under roe. and that s what we ll continue to do and again the vice president made that point loudly and clearly in tallahassee. can i get you to reflect on this moment more broadly speaking. we ve led the white house gender policy council since president biden first established in march of 2021. what is a mean to have a president who cares about these issues, enough to create these kinds of organizations and his administration, especially at this turning moment in our country, and what is it meant to you to be the first person
administration. the work we ve been doing on gender equality more generally, but also specifically on reproductive health and rights. it s really been as the president likes to call it, a whole approach. across agencies, so many members of the cabinet and their staff, and really everyone who s been part of the administration has had an incredibly important role today at this pivotal moment. jennifer klein, thank you so much for your time. i know it s been a busy day, we really appreciate your insights and your time this evening. thank you. all right after the break, we turn back to california. and the news we learned from the latest police press conference about the mass shooting that killed ten people. en people (cecily) oh, you tried to save a buck on it? (einstein) i got what i paid for. not so smart. (cecily) nah, you re still a genius. but, there is a smarter way to save.
week. saying that medication abortion should not be available in their states. the governor of florida, has said that. medication abortion should not be made available in his state and when we have made available in his state. what the president did in this presidential memorandum, as you said, the vice president announced today in florida. was to make clear that medication abortion should be available. it should be prescribed by doctors, dispensed by pharmacies, available to the people, the patients who want to take it, and need to take it. and his cabinet asked to come forward with recommendations to make sure that that can happen. so, people can have access to this legal and safe medication. the second thing that the memorandum dad was that it recognized that pharmacies are now similar to health clinics. . they re at risk. people who are working there,