this press conference i handed over to mehdi hassan. hello alicia. a horrific day of breaking news. the worst kind of breaking news. we are now waiting for police preface conference on the shooting in california. that is going to be a very important press conference, is it not? it is going to be a very important press conference. a lot of big questions, still outstanding. many of course, the question of public safety. you heard representative chu saying she had people coming up to her all day saying can i send my kids to school? can i go to another event that is there, trying to reassure them. then of course questions about motive, what was it that was driving the suspect here to commit this horrific act. and then there is still a lot we don t know, matty, about the victims. we know that there are ten people dead, five were men five are women, we know that there are going to be ten more injured. but beyond that a lot of questions. we don t know enough about the victims. w
whether we will ever have a seat at the table. truly profound question. karoun, thanks so much for time tonight. that is it for american voices. i m alicia mendes, as we continue to follow this breaking story, and this press conference. 100 over two hello mehdi. hello, alicia. horrific day of breaking news. the worst kind of breaking news. we are now waiting for police press conference on the shooting in california. that is gonna be a very important press conference. it s good beaver in portland press conference, a lot of big questions still outstanding. mehdi, of course, this question of public safety. you heard representative shoe saying she had people come up to her all day saying, can i send my kids to school? then i go to another event that is planned. trying to reassure them. and then of course questions about motives i what is driving the suspect to commit this horrific. act and this a lot we don t know, mehdi, about the victims. we know there are ten people de
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do here? often in these cases the mass shooter ends up dead. we talk about so much in this country about crime, about public security, safety. we just had midterm election that revolved around crime and safety. and yet, how do you keep people safe from mass shooters? how do you keep people in america just not stressed out by the idea that no place is safe in public anymore? kind of a lunar new year celebration gathering at a ballroom in california? hit by a mass shooter. i don t have the answer to last question, in all honesty. i will say that the judicial system is typically set up that you can handle crime after it has been committed. there isn t as much of an opportunity to prevent crime as one might hope within the judicial system. but there are efforts, in many of the state courts, and i think a really good effort and i think they reach out further into the social fabric, they set up diversion courts where people are given a second chance but they are monitor during that period
has been committed. there isn t as much of an opportunity to prevent crime as one might hope within the judicial system. but there are efforts, in many of the state courts, and i think a really good effort and i think they reach out further into the social fabric, they set up diversion courts where people are given a second chance but they are monitor during that period of time. it is a closer, more available sort of resource for people that are red headed in the wrong direction, but supervision over these people on a weekly basis where they check in with those folks. i think those are programs that, i think a really important, because it gets you away from the sort of, very brief contact with the judicial system where you either go to jail or you don t go to jail, you go to