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you, because the gatekeeper sucks. like this lady whoshgs tied the abortion who tied to the mentally disabled in her family. >> you have a family with a lot of special needs kids. i have a brother who's 57 and has a melt is it and motor skills of a 1-year-old. and i know what that means emotionally, physically, for a family. and i know all families can't coit. and i have a step granddaughter who was born with down syndrome, and i got another step grandson who is really autistic, who has autism and it is a hard life. their mothers and people who are in that society when that community...

celestine cheney was 65. roberta's god mother called her just a young girl with a lot of love to give. andre mcneil was 53. he was in town visiting family and at the store to pick up a surprise birthday cake for his grandson. katherine massey was 72. she was a civil rights and education advocate, described as a beautiful soul. margus morrison was 52, a father of three. hayward patterson was 67, a deacon at a local church in buffalo, always looking to help, even on that saturday. patterson was said to be helping someone carry groceries to their car when he was shot. geraldine talley w...

What happened in buffalo and seen so much of what alleged allegedly inspired the alleged shooter, what are your takeaways? >> a couple of things. you pointed out there have been other shootings. from a research standpoint, there will be more shootings, more aggressive people out there doing shootings research shows in the next seven to 14 days afterwards we're going to see more shooters and we've already seen those. what i think is really important is everybody needs to be vigilant. i know you hear that word a will the -- lot but what are you looking for? people who are under financial strain ...

And this is all about -- it's all about the science for these guys, and it's estimated that tim had, in fact, 125 tornado intercepts under his belt with never being injured. and, in fact, you know what? the science is still very important. i talked to mike gales of weather decisions technologies about just that fact today. >> from a research standpoint, we still don't know everything about tornadoes and it's really important to measure because you can't measure it with a radar. you can see things aloft, you can't measure what's on the ground. very dedicated risk their life to do that. there's ...