Hochul silent about women under attack in America's largest city as Dem candidate steers outrage elsewhere

Following two unprovoked attacks on women in major New York City public spaces over the past two weeks, top New York leaders are facing mounting pressure for failing to present a concrete plan of action — including Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul, who is seeking re-election.

Hochul, who is facing a challenge from Republican Bruce Blakeman, has been silent on the recent attacks.

One woman is currently on life support after police say an unknown suspect approached her while she was on a run and stabbed her in the throat.