a huge sigh of relief as new jersey transit and its workers reach a deal to keep the trains running. the questions on the minds of riders, will this mean higher fares. violence so bad, a donald trump rally had to be canceled. good evening. the trouble started when anti-trump protesters confronted trump supporters at a rally in chicago and then the chaos and confrontations spilled outside. several arrests, but no injuries. trump under fire recently for egging on his crowds with violent statements about how to deal with protesters. what now? reporter: tensions boiled protesters violently clashing before the republican frontrunner could show his face. trump points the finger elsewhere. tonight s rally will be postponed. reporter: it prompted law enforcement officials to encourage the gop frontrunner to cancel a highly anticipated event at the university of illinois at chicago friday night. reporter: they chanted and debated, with a man having to be pulled from th
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the shooting, that happened on monday, will not set madison back. walking in, it was weird. i mean, it didn t feel right. i started talking to my friends. it got a little better. i couldn t believe what happened. nothing happens in our school. not expecting it and, got to move on. kids were pretty much acting normal. we may have had a couple of kids that chose not to go to the lunch room. it seemed very normal. it seemed typical. we had a lot of familiar faces, lot of support in the cafeteria to help kids feel at ease. the anxiety some of the students felt when they gotten near the of the caeria. the energy was actually very high. while some stayed away, others actually tossed it to a lot of who were inside the cafeteria. superintendent says last night s walk at the high school was very, very important because parents and students came back to the school and he says, that got them back into the swing of things, if you will, getting together with their staff members and