for driving with a blood-alcohol level content level of three times the legal limit and killing four people. they were all helping briana mitchell, whose suv broke down on the side of the road, the four people who were killed. the seen skipped his probation meeting last week and could be anywhere in the worrell with his mother. art rodrick, good to see you. we are a few days into this massive search. where would authorities have begun? are they trying to look at, you know, airline records to see where they may have gone, if they ve left the country or simply theft state? how do they do this? the terrent county asked the task force to come in and
an incident like in happens it s incorrect to look at it and say that this specific thing requires a big policy reaction. whether that s gun control or whether that s a military action somewhere round the worrell. now, we do have a real problem with gun violence in general. generally not of this sort that is politically motivated and that involves many victims at once. and that is a real policy question. but i do think it s true that sometimes when a big terrible thing happens there is a lurch to try to find a policy solution for it when really if the big terrible thing is rare enough it doesn t really require a direct policy solution. but if the big terrible thing is cumulative and keeps happening and you had on the same day that the san bernardino shooting happened you had a shooting in georgia that was a mass shooting, you then had the planned parenthood mass shooting in colorado, also deadly. i think it s not that each individual specific event requires a policy response. it s th
extremist violence, about half of them islam exist half not islamist. which is a pace of six a year. if we rank the things that are actually dangers to life and limb for americans, this is pretty far down on the list. so i think it s true that when an incident like in happens it s incorrect to look at it and say that this specific thing requires a big policy reaction. whether that s gun control or whether that s a military action somewhere round the worrell. now, we do have a real problem with gun violence in general. generally not of this sort that is politically motivated and that involves many victims at once. and that is a real policy question. but i do think it s true that sometimes when a big terrible thing happens there is a lurch to try to find a policy solution for it when really if the big terrible thing is rare enough it doesn t really require a direct policy solution. but if the big terrible thing is cumulative and keeps happening and you had on the same day that the san
about 80 deaths overall from extremist violence, about half of them islam exist half not islamist. which is a pace of six a year. if we rank the things that are actually dangers to life and limb for americans, this is pretty far down on the list. so i think it s true that when an incident like in happens it s incorrect to look at it and say that this specific thing requires a big policy reaction. whether that s gun control or whether that s a military action somewhere round the worrell. now, we do have a real problem with gun violence in general. generally not of this sort that is politically motivated and that involves many victims at once. and that is a real policy question. but i do think it s true that sometimes when a big terrible thing happens there is a lurch to try to find a policy solution for it when really if the big terrible thing is rare enough it doesn t really require a direct policy solution. but if the big terrible thing is cumulative and keeps happening and you had
closed the door on the idea forever. it brings me to my question of the week. how many secretaries of secretary of state have gone on to become president? two, four, six, or eight? stay tuned and we ll tell you the correct answer. this week s book of the week is little rice: cell phones and the chinese dream. my guess is most of you don t know the worrell s third largest cell phone company. after am and amsung. it is shellme, chooib s largest phone maker. clay, one of the smartest people writing on technology, spent a year in shanghai asking whether its rise tells us that china can innovate. this is must reading for everyone interested for the future of technology or business or china, which is sort of all of us. and now for the last look. the terrible events in paris last week were followed by police raids, airplane groundings, bombings in africa, and a sense that terror is all around. but is terror really on the