After a mass shooting at a school or similar violence at some other public place, we're often left to wonder: Who could have seen it coming? How could this have been stopped? The survivors of the deadly 2012 Sandy Hook School shooting have an answer: Train folks to spot trouble early in young people and to intervene. We'll meet the parents of Sandy Hook and hear the message they're spreading in Northeast Ohio.

Guests:

Rosemary Creeden, Associate Director, Trauma Services, FrontLine Services

D.A. Drummond, Assistant Chief of Police, Cleveland Police

Denine Goolsby, M.Ed, Cleveland Metropolitan School District

Nicole Hockley, Director of Communications, Sandy Hook Promise

Paula Fynboh, National Field Director, Sandy Hook Promise

Lolita McDavid, MD, Rainbow Babies & Children's Hospital, UH