Contagion Factor News Today

we begin in the u.s. state of california where a pair of new shootings have claimed the lives of at least seven people. that comes just days after 11 people died in a mass shooting further south in monterey park. mondays rampage took place in the coastal city of half moon bay, where authorities say the shooter opened fire into different locations. flea two miles apart. another victim was critically injured in the attacks. police took 67-year-old generally sow into custody, and they say...

We dont know whether the suspect is still alive in the house. Weve heard from a couple of authorities that the suspect may have shot himself, but we dont know whether thats correct or not. Theyre going to assume, as naturally you would, that he remains a threat. And so theyre going to do this entry by the book. And thats what youre seeing right now. But they believe that the threat to the community is pretty well over because they believe they know where the suspect is and that the suspect is co...

Years according to the gun violence archive. the u.s. had 647 mass shootings last year. 690 in 2021. and 610 in 2020. for more, i am now joined by active shooter expert kathryn swans, she is a former senior fbi official and consultant on workplace violence. thank you very much for joining us. back-to-back mass shootings in california, in, what, 72 hours. the specific of these shootings are striking. from a security perspective, what are you looking at? >> well, the first thing is that, i see the...

That strong. are we seeing more signs of this besides this one company? >> i mean, its the contagion factor, right, stephanie? it feels use to use that given the fact that we are in a covid pandemic, but its the idea that what happens to a very massive, like you said, arguably systemically important part of the worlds second-biggest economy, thats china, only the u.s. is bigger, if that could spill over to other parts of the asian markets, which then could spill over into the middle east or euro...

Tragedy at another school which is going to become a source of emotional stress and a huge burden for the students in that school and the surrounding community. >> i think theres three things, andrea, that i think id add. it was over quickly. and i think that one of the things that should comfort the community as a whole cross country is that law enforcement is prepared for this and theyre ready, they know how to do this, they know how to get there. and although the shootings do end quickly law ...

Of 08. >> sharon epperson of cnbc at the new york mercantile exchange inspect midst of the action. seems urgent but i think the trading floor always is. >> yes. david yergen, our energy analyst. a lot of people who know a little bit about this are saying, sure, libya is a mess but libya doesnt export much to the u.s. so why am i seeing gas prices go up? >> weve already seen oil prices go up on the expectation of global economic recovery, everybody was looking at china and in the last few weeks...