nashville metro police say shot through the doors of the covenant school in a calculated plot. before being neutralized and killed by officers, the former art instructor named maria column in said. for the last year, hale had grieved online over the death of a girl who used to play basketball with her. and calling me also told cnn. it was around this time that he ll wanted to be referred to as he him and go by the name aiden. call me says that hale was apparently suffering now. police have yet to release a motive for the shooting. they re still investigating that going through writings and videos and messages sent by the shooter. but no one person was hails target, they say it s still not clear exactly why hale attack the elementary school. as of right now, we don t have any indication that there was any problems at the at the scol cou8 years old and still living at home with her parents, but we can t confirm any type of problems at this time. we want to take you to nashville
do you think that the government i m not suggesting federal, state or city, just overall, are you not being well served for the protection of children and your child in particular? i can say this, 57,000 people died in 2020 from fentanyl overdoses and i don t know what 21 and 22. we re just eight months in. so no, i don t think the government at any level has done enough. i think that the current administration has got to stand up and take notice. i think the state of iowa has got to take notice. how many more people have to die before somebody takes it serious? this is worse than the 1970s heroin epidemic. i m calling everyone to action, everybody in the community stand up. the fentanyl pills are ridiculous. 40% of those pills kill people. they re lethal. so i think everybody, the community, the government, the state, the governor, we all need to stand up in solidarity and handle this. dana: i hear you. we grieve with you and pray for your strength. hold onto each othe
Step. it s something that i and other advocates have been calling for many years, mainly because it helps to normalize deluxe in use. naloxone as bianna mentioned is something that is a complete antidote to opioids. if somebody is overdosing from let s say fentanyl, which is a very potent opioid, they could be dead within minutes because they ll stop breathing. there ll be unresponsive. but if naloxone is given it will save their life. they could be walking and talking within just a couple of minutes. and so this really needs to be made widely available. removing the prescription requirement is one major barrier. that s that s that that has stood in the way, but another is still in the way , which is that of cost. we still don t know how this over the counter prescription or how this over the counter as opposed to prescription is going to be priced. and if it s too expensive, and people cannot pay for it, that it s not going to do much good either. talk about that because i wanted to b