Joining me now is Jack Deprimo. He's a graduate student at Brown University. Jack spent 5 hours locked down and barricaded in a basement in a separate building from where the shooting happened uh yesterday.Jack, uh thank you for being with us. I I can't even begin to imagine u what you went through, but let's take us to the beginning. Uh what happened.What what how did you find out about the shooting and how did you decide what to do about it. Yes. So, I found out about the shooting through an alert notific ...

Ruby, you you and another American family have two loved ones whose remains potentially will be given back to you at some point. I I know this is all incredibly difficult. What is your message tonight for your American sort of family, your American friends all across this country about what you guys are going through right now.Yeah, I think it is appropriate to thank, you know, we've met so many different members of of the House and the Senate, from both sides of the aisle. We have kept this a bipartisan is ...

Accountability and Responsibility - The analysis criticizes the comparison of a tragedy to football, arguing it avoids accountability [7][8][11] - The industry emphasizes the importance of identifying mistakes to prevent future occurrences [8][10] - Elected officials have a responsibility to investigate incidents and implement preventative measures [9][10] Texas Football Culture - The report contrasts differing views on football culture, particularly regarding accountability after losses [1][3][4][6] - Some believe Texas football emphasizes solutions over blame [2] - Others suggest Texas football, like Alabama's, involves immediate accountability for errors [6] Solutions and Prevention - The industry advocates for installing warning systems to prevent future tragedies [8] - The analysis stresses the need to address the root causes of the tragedy [8][10] - It highlights the importance of learning from mistakes to avoid repetition [5]