there could be some issues tomorrow evening. at least it will be mild. temperatures around 73. keep that in mind as you kick off the weekend. a man with a special skill here in the corridor to speak at the u of i. he has kept more than 200 people from taking their lives at the golden gate bridge. melanie moore sat down with him to fd share and more about our goal resources. reporter: kevin briggs is here speaking during national suicide prevention awareness month. for people who do this life- saving work every day here at the crisis center of johnson county. once a week, alan berger comes to the crisis center to be on the other and of the crisis line. sometimes calls are about food or financial needs. other times it s people who need help. that s the first they are heard and making sure another situation matters. beyond that, it s a matter of connecting to people in their life and they saw a connection with. reporter: three years ago he decided he wanted to help and
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