the shootings are sparking discussions about the best way to keep children safe at school. many schools around the nation are conducting standard security drills after the 1999 shooting in columbine but now some officials say it may be time to update those procedures. joining us now is dr. sony shepherd, safety analyst at safe haven international. great to see you. good morning. i would like to say our thoughts and prayers are with the town in connecticut and we re just horrified by that tragedy. it s just you can t even imagine what those families must be going through. and maybe we re going a step too far here being a little bit selfish in talking about how to keep our own kids safe but we hope to learn something from this. you were very kind in sending me a white paper to read about this. i find this interesting, it s called fight, flight, or
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it s vulnerable, it s not hardened. we don t often think what does that mean? has there been any thought to security, security drills or that in the past or is this a newspaper that would have thought of that? why would you? well, we didn t have to until this happened. quite frankly the threat against him he wished i would die. certainly at some point like that there s no question in my mind that it s a physical threat. so when that happened, yes, you know, i took a photo of mr. ramos who i had never met, brought it to the front desk and i said, be on the lookout for this guy. if he comes in dial 911. i made sure everybody on my staff knew that we had this complaint. so his face was familiar to all of us and did we think anything would happen? no. but it was a precaution that for the first time we had the first time we had taken. this was in a different building than where it s happened. we even put up a gate in the