Vice President Kamala Harris found out one of the toughest aspects of being a presidential candidate on Wednesday -- trying to comfort the nation after another tragic school shooting.
Two students and two teachers were killed and nine other were transported to the hospital after a 14-year-old gunman opened fire at Apalachee High School in Windsor, Ga. The student/shooter was taken into custody.
Harris called the incident a "senseless tragedy" and offered her condolences to the victims' families. While speaking at a campaign rally in New Hampton, N.H., Harris took time out of her speech contrasting her economic plan with rival Republican Donald Trump's to weigh in on the latest incident of gun violence in the US.
