California mom rips Newsom-backed 'diversion program' that appears to benefit her son's killer

A California mom is criticizing the state's leniency laws after her son was killed in a car accident, and the driver may have her record cleared through a diversion program. The laws, passed under Governor Gavin Newsom's tenure, allow for charges to be dismissed if defendants complete court-ordered programs. The mom, Allison Lyman, believes the laws have weakened accountability for road deaths.