about the gun, whether or not that is proven or not, you're saying you would prosecute the person possessing the gun, not the person not possessing the gun, is that correct? >> obviously upon the circumstances, the example i was given, which, again, was, i don't want to get stuck on that example, was a schoolyard fistfight where it wasn't involving the use of the gun, and the evidence showed that the others didn't know about it. obviously we have instances where people are -- people go to rob a store together and one has a gun, they're working in concert to do another crime. so the general rule, rather than dwelling on the -- if you got a gun and you're walking around manhattan, we're going to prosecute you, hold you accountable for that as a felony and that's important to me and to the office. >> all right, sir, i do appreciate you joining us. and, again, we're so sorry, so sorry to your community as they are dealing with this loss. manhattan district attorney