It's a crime. It doesn't matter if he was drunk. He didn't go back to work and beat up his boss, he went home and beat up his wife.

We're going to stabilize the crisis here, and from here, we're going to work with her on what she needs to do.

There was no evidence that it was a hate crime. They were street thugs and it was a robbery.

It makes it a closed chapter, and it lets the past be the past. It allows us to continue moving forward to do the work that we are meant to be doing.

It is ready to be used and will be used soon. There are 21 women and children in unsafe homes right now that need this to be opened.

We can do emergency shelter, we have to put them up in hotels, and then we have to take them out of county. We put her in a hotel, and she goes home the next day.