Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann said the Senate is working on a couple of funding proposals for public education, one of which has been a struggle for several years.
about how they re going to be continuing to counsel students on michigan state university campus. how long is that going to be going on for? how long are they going to provide services for folks that have dealt with something so horrible? yeah, so typically after an incident like this college or university, workplace, k-12 school, the institution can provide some services in the immediate aftermath, and it looks like and i hope they will continue to get a lot of support from outside counselors, red cross, et cetera. however, i will tell you this, we have seen the impact of trauma on people who have gone through and experienced, witnessed, been close to tragedies like this to last for a very long time. and i want to emphasize this that the immediate aftermath we need to provide care, but we also need to provide resources for the longer term because the impact of trauma, people can be disrupted weeks, months, even
with the transition. nervous and anxious about her coming back. thr this parent says unanswered questions are stirring up parents fears. you don t know exactly what happened. you never know if this is going to happen again. hopefully going forward, it will be a lot better. reporter: and grandmother dee dee williams says there s still room for more accountability for school staff after some change in leadership. i think more people should lose their job. it s a lot for these babies. these are babies and don t deserve this. reporter: james graves says he doesn t believe the 6-year-old shooter should ever be allowed back here or at any other public school in the newport news system. he s proposed an all terntive k-12 school will only the most severe disciplinary cases are sent and the school district is seriously considering that. thank you very much.
for all these reasons they want the supreme court to act. they want the court to act quickly. they say many of these teachers and public school employees are already getting messages now, letters telling them that if they don t get the vaccine or agree to just stay voluntarily on leave without pay, they ll be fired by february 14th. pete williams, keeping on top of that story for us. thank you. we want to turn to what is happening now in minnesota with students today protesting, walking out of school, many of them in honor of amir locke the 22-year-old black man shot and killed last week while police were carrying out a no knock police warrant. you are seeing some of the images of the students activists here. we should note police have confirmed amir locke s name was not on that warrant. they say locke had a gun in his hand when they went in to execute the warrant but locke s family says the police went in while he was sleeping at his cousin s house. the gun was legally his. today
gentleman doug imhoff at an event today and was ushered out fast because of a security concern. students and staff at the school evacuated. what do we know? reporter: that is exactly right. this happened at 2:18 today. the second gentleman, the vice president s husband doug imhoff was at an event here in washington, d.c. at dunbar high school. he was ushered off the stage by secret service agents during this event. we have now heard that while the students remain evacuated, they are on a playing field outside of the school, itself, that there was a bomb threat now confirmed by the d.c. public school superintendent, just confirming now it was a bomb threat responsible for the security situation that ultimately led to the second gentleman being cleared from that building, evacuated, as were the students at the time. we ve reached out independently to the secret service as well as the office of the second gentleman and have heard nothing back from them. obviously they take it very