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In this neighborhood who know rabbi charlie, lisa grossman says she believes the calming presence of the rabbi throughout all of this definitely saved lives. >> i said to my friends yesterday, rabbi charlie is going to be okay, hes going to be the best man for this job. its going to be hard but hes going to be okay. and i imagine the hostages felt really comfortable that he was there. >> he just has a calming presence? >> plus hes a lot of fun, yes. >> reporter: the secure community network, kat...

Colleagues in fort worth conducting that training on august 22nd, 2021, prior to the i incident on saturday. >> and the rabbi pointed to the training when youre in that moment do whatever you have to do to protect those who you are in charge of protecting. secretary mayorkas said that the administration is going to work with congress to get more resources to get upgraded security for houses of worship. what is needed? >> so we in the faith-based community, especially the jewish community, we rel...

Hallie, they were here on august 22nd. what kinds of things did they go over? things like situational awareness during prayer, when things all of a sudden turn on a dime, to be ready. or if someone trying to do something horrible cannot get inside, run and hide and fight if necessary, when to take action. in this case the rabbi did take action, literally, in the 11th hour. the rabbi here, rabbi cytron-walker, said he recognized in that 11th hour, there was clearly an escalating tension with the ...

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>> okay. i also want to bring in our randi kaye, who is in north port, florida. shes been reporting on this story since -- since the very beginning. she spent some time in wyoming trying to retrace gabby petitos last-known steps, and i know she has some questions, as well. randi? >> sure. >> anderson, thanks. dr. blue, i wanted to ask you about a text that gabbys mother received from her daughters phone on august 30th. and if you look at your timeline, her death would have occurred between augus...

Or is that something you are saying based on -- on something you learned? >> thats an assumption. strictly, an assumption. >> okay. i also want to bring in our randi kaye, who is in north port, florida. shes been reporting on this story since -- since the very beginning. she spent some time in wyoming trying to retrace gabby petitos last-known steps, and i know she has some questions, as well. randi? >> sure. >> anderson, thanks. dr. blue, i wanted to ask you about a text that gabbys mother rece...

Thank you so much for your enthusiasm. >> i love it. so this morning were learning new details about how gabby petito died. >> and the manner of death of gabrielle venora petito, we find the cause death by strangulation and manner is homicide. time of death, we estimate three to four weeks from the time that the body was found. >> joining me now is deborah nor victim, anchor of inside edition. thank you so much for being with us. broadly speaking, 30,000 feet, manual strangulation. the time of...

But that august 22nd to august 29th. if we know she was last seen in public on the 27th, is it possible to just narrow that down a little bit to those last couple of days perhaps between august 27th and august 29th? >> i cant narrow that down from our perspective. that has to come from law enforcement. we only can base our -- our findings on the -- the autopsy results, not on those kind of timelines because we dont really have access to that information. that investigate -- investigation is all ...

Tears. brian laundrie, according to the witnesses, left very angry. so just getting back to your timeline, i know you said theres some wiggle room there but that august 22nd to august 29th. if we know she was last seen in public on the 27th, is it possible to just narrow that down a little bit to those last couple of days perhaps between august 27th and august 29th? >> i cant narrow that down from our perspective. that has to come from law enforcement. we only can base our -- our findings on the...

Went ahead and took the mandatory jab to not lose his job he cannot walk down he can barely fall if he doesnt have people around him. other consequences force this jab that people are not thinking about. ainsley: joining us now is that police officer jose along with his attorney randy corporon. >> good morning again. ainsley: he told us your story. we wanted to book you because we wanted to hear from you. tell us what happened after you got that first shot. >> i got the shot august 22nd. that we...