rose byrne and bobby cannavale, everybody. thank you.well, there you go. i want to thank julia louis-dreyfus, rose byrne, and bobby cannavale. apologies to matt damon. tomorrow night, eddie murphy will be with us. so it's our last show. after this we'll be 20 years old, it will all be downhill from there. "nightline" is next. thank you for watching. we'll see you tomorrow. good night! ♪ >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight, historic matchup. two black superstar starting quarterbacks set to take the field on what's being called the blackest super bowl ever. >> i think you have to give credit to the historic moment that's about to take place. >> i want to continue to show the black quarterback can have success. >> we're with doug williams, the trailblazer breaking the color barrier in 1988 when he led washington to victory on football's biggest stage. >> you've got to be sitting in my shoes to really, really understand what is transpiring here, what this is all>> ro and >>> plus 24 hours with the jonas brothers. ♪

i'll start with you, miss gordon-byrne. you talked about a massachusetts law, right to repair law, which has been in existence, sounds, like for about ten years. can you tell us a bit about how the law has worked to benefit independent repair shops that have been most hurt by restrictions? >> certainly. the law required auto manufacturers doing business in the state of massachusetts to provide access to the same diagnostic tools, software, software updates and regular tools as we're being made available only to the dealerships. they didn't have a parts requirement because the auto parts industry is pretty open. the only thing we really changed in the template bill was to add a parts requirement. but it worked very well and has enabled independent mechanics tuesday in business. they were really quite expected to go out of business. we had some information from snap on tools, pretty famous, that they were really financially stressed until the law was passed. and then they were able to grow again. so, the only reason that i kn

thank you. >> thank you, commissioner byrne. commissioner yee. >> thank you, commissioner carter oberstone. report back on january 20th and in san francisco china town, we had a town hall meeting. i want to thank assistant chief david lazar for reporting to our community. some of the strategies that they are looking forward to using whatever available staff they have available to them. including, i guess, the san francisco police ambassadors that are available to help us out in the district and keeping the eyes and ears for us. also, we want to talk about, i guess, this coming sunday, there were -- there will be a lunar year celebration over in the visitation valley. everybody's welcome to come. it starts at 10:30 and ends about 5:00. it's sponsored by the asian-pacific american community center. i'll be out there and hopefully the community will join us as well. hopefully, we have great weather at that time. but i want to echo what commissioner jim byrne has said. drug use in the tenderloin is deadly. fentanyl is no joke to pla

that was simon byrne, who leads the police service of northern ireland.ewan gave more detail to the bbc�*sjulian o'neill about what happened last night. around eight o'clock last night, we saw thatjohn was finishing up from coaching an under—iss football team. he was accompanied by his young son and had been putting footballs into the boot of his car when two gunmen appeared, fired multiple shots. john ran a short distance and, as he fell to the ground, the gunmen continued to fire shots at him. as we said earlier, again, we would like to acknowledge the assistance and brave actions of one member of the public who gave first aid. and to members of the ambulance service. at this time, there were many children and young people awaiting pick—up by their parents, and those children ran for cover in sheer terror towards the centre. in terms of the ongoing threat assessment that you mentioned, that is... we work against a threat level of substantial, which means that an attack is likely. we continue to review that, and as an investigation goes on, we continue t

. >> reporter: joe and denise byrne were married in 1979 by o'connell in ireland. >> it's just unbelievableit didn't sink in. it was like surreal. it's just -- we just couldn't comprehend. >> reporter: now, investors say it was a tipster that led them to the suspect's home, where a search uncovered two firearms. those guns are now undergoing ballistics testing to see if either of them match the weapon used in the killing. norah. >> carter evans, thank you very much. >>> there's also some tragic news tonight from fort pierce, florida, where an 85-year-old woman was killed in a rare alligator attack. here's cbs's lilia luciano. >> reporter: tied down and subdued, this 10-foot alligator was captured after its deadly attack in fort pierce today. near her home in a retirement community this afternoon, an 85-year-old woman was walking her dog along the water's edge. horrified neighbors say the alligator suddenly sprung fro under. the florida fish and wildlife conservation commission is now investigating but says alligators seldom bite people and fatalities are rare. over the past ten years, the s

. >> commissioner byrne. >> [microphone not on] thank you. so, it is a particular interest the tenderloin and didn't bring it up tonight, but are you doing anything-the two streets i noticed where the most trouble is is golden gate between hyde and larken. there is a series of apartments there that elderly live in. they are blocked-you walk there in the evening and as you walk with uniform officer all sorts of people disperse themselves, and there is a lot of housing going in there now which will add more life to the area, but a lot of the perspective law students who ever moves into those buildings will be dissuedeed and the whole idea is to have or i believe to have all social classes mix in the city and like i haven't seen a change on that street and because there is housing there. there is less housing in the other area on 7th between mission and market. that's where i winced witness a overdose and watched a sergeants of yours save a life a few weeks ago because there is government buildings there, there isn't as much housing so it doesn'

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chief constable simon byrne told reporters . a simon byrne told reporters.ing for his life . clearly as an for his life. clearly as an organisation we are utterly shocked and angered by last night's brazen and calculated attack. john is a father , attack. john is a father, husband and colleague and a valued, an active member of his local community. john's colleagues understand extremely distressed by last night's shooting. however they remain resolute and committed to bringing those responses able for this heinous crime to justice. secretary of state for northern ireland chris heaton—harris has condemned the attack. it a cowardly and callous attack that happened last night , a callous attack that happened last night, a very senior well known local police officer is now in a critical condition in hospital. and our thoughts are with his with him and his family and everybody in the police community. and actually the community. and actually the community of omagh is completely shocked by this because society has moved on in northern times. there is no place for

. >>> next sunday on "60 minutes," anderson cooper visits with david byrne, the legendary and legendarilylking heads. >> the name of this band is talking heads. i wanted to be very matter-of-fact. it's not like are we having fun tonight? >> there's none of that, "how are y'all doin'?" >> how are you all doin'? >> new york! [ laughter ] ♪ i can't seem to face up to the facts ♪ ♪ i'm tense and nervous and i can't relax ♪ >> david byrne still can't relax. at 70, he continues to turn out innovative music, art, and dance. >> i'm jon wertheim. we'll be back next week with another edition of "60 minutes." when it was time to sign up for a medicare plan... mom didn't know which way to turn. but thanks to the right plan promise from unitedhealthcare she got a medicare plan expert to help guide her to the right plan with the right care team behind her. ♪ wow, uh-huh.♪ and for her, it's a medicare plan with the aarp name. i hope i can keep up! the right plan promise, only from unitedhealthcare. get help finding your plan at uhc.com/medicare. get help finding your plan previously on the equalizer...

katie byrnes knows that in boston with the arctic blast going on., katie, it won't last for too long, right? >> oh, yeah, brief, but brutal. we're talking record cold weather in boston. reached peak negative 39 degree wind chill last night around 2:00 in the morning. that's the coldest wind chill ever in boston's history and this morning, we're talking more colder temperatures. we've reached 10 below zero, the coldest temps in boston in 67 years. and mix that with gusty winds and feels colder than the numbers i'm reading you. the wind has been causing problems across the state and i've been looking at reports of downed trees all over the place. some of them have been falling on people's back yards and some have been falling on moving cars, two of them in different towns in boston. heartbreaking news to report in southwick about 100 miles away from us, a baby in the back seat of one of the cars died from their injuries. the baby's aunt who was driving, she's in the hospital. in westfield, another town, two adults and a 2-year-old went to the hospital

fox was katie byrne has more yeah, the whole day.tside and arctic blast is taking over centering its wrath on the upper midwest and northeast in boston. schools are closed due to the cold temperatures. it's in the best interests of the kids because it's going to be so cold temperatures are expected to drop as the day goes on, but the main problem is the air itself. the windchill could match some of the coldest decades. northwesterly winds will lead to windchills between negative 40 and negative 50 degrees. the national weather service says these powerful gusts will likely knock out power in many areas, these conditions, making it dangerous to be outside. just ready to bundle up. make sure we got our thermals on our hats or gloves. because we got to work, you know, wind chills like those predicted could cause frostbite on exposed skin in as little as 10 minutes. it can be a serious injury. and like i said, definitely, just to be aware, um particularly for people who are working outside and that includes if you're construction if you'r

katie byrne has a look at those conditions to sled. we live on a hill so we make the best of everything. people across the northeast, waking up to a slippery commute tuesday morning, a storm that brought tornadoes and powerful winds to the central us moved into the region overnight. snow and freezing rain have been coating roads, prompting many drivers to take it slow. it helps that the establishment's clean the sidewalks. the roads are slippery. i would not drive on the scooter on that. no way nearly 50 million americans are under winter weather alerts through tuesday. for much of the northeast. the storm is their first taste of snow this winter. it's been kind of slow, but hopefully something that come in . a lot of people don't like it, but i love it. the national weather service expects boston to see up to six inches of snow parts of connecticut could see up to a foot. the state closed schools and deployed hundreds of plow trucks ahead of the storm. give them room. stay safe. stay home, let them do their job. meanwhile a new storm

the infamous american private the military company mozart is leaving ukraine , its head andrew mil byrnehile he hinted that the pmc might return, but we note under a different sign. mercenaries mozart hit the headlines more than once, but not because of some success on the battlefield, the other day a lawsuit was filed against the organization by its financial director. he accused its head , milburn, of embezzling the donation , blackmailing members of the group, and harassing some of the employees. well, milburn himself got into a scandal last month when he said that his main target was ukrainian quote kill russians. well, in the same interview, he called the kiev leadership corrupt and not entirely sane. apartments from the plane group and millions of other prizes under stickers in the application when you have already become number one , you have already achieved a lot. scooter heart to the beat of coffee, which always helps you get through morning traffic jams, gives you joy becomes an excuse for a date, freshly ground freshly brewed natural that very favorite coffee at a delicious p

. >> commissioner byrne is yes. >> commissioner yee. >> yes. >> vice-president carter. >> yes. >> you have six yeses. >> line item three, chief's report, discussion. weekly crime trends and public safety concerns (provide an overview of offenses, incidents, or events occurring in san francisco having an impact on public safety. commission discussion on unplanned events and activities the chief describes will be limited to determining whether to calendar for a future meeting.) >> chief. thank you, sergeant young blood. good evening carter observer stone and acting executive director, sarah. i'm sorry, i had a brain fade there and the public. as we was noted by president elias that in our last police commission meeting, i'm going to, i'm going to have the crime statistics posted and not go into detail on the crime statistic but i'll give an overall on that. our part one of our previous crime, we're down 20% over last year and this is month one into the year so we're not going to make too much of that. we rather be down than up. but we'll see how the rest of the year pans out in terms of

if you play through these injuries and byrne talked about some of the injuries and surgeries he's dealt with as a player that also affect him as a man today. >> i i planned a little and so you know what we would what world what will do on on saturday is a instead of me talking instead you know, a captain talking. i think we're going to open it to the floor. you know, all the all the all the guys could get up and say what you know, whatever was on their their heart to say. so we'll kind of treated that way. the one great thing about being in this game is that family gets to share in it. >> and if fortunate enough to win the game is nothing better than seeing family after a game like this. >> and i think so many times we look at these athletes as herculean athletes and they look at him as superstars. but we forget that that that at the end of the day, they are human. and we you talked about the damar hamlin situation. i talk to bernie kosar earlier today. he said it was a very scary situation. but when he was playing concussions were called stingers. they want that they don't have the awa

byrne says he supports the cabin program but says it's only a temporary fix. there's no solution to this problem because you can't force people to do things. some of these people don't want that. they don't want to have to live by the rules that many shed place is great, but they have to start spreading this around all but it just can't be us down here in the lower it can't beat people down over an international avenue underneath the 5.80, or the 80 year on that. it has to be spread throughout. everyone has to become people partners and taking care of those who can't take care of themselves. >> and at oakland resident i spoke with says he hopes to present his concerns. new mayor sheng tao gayle ong kron. 4 news coming up next on the kron. morning news. attention off our commuters. might have to deal with some disruptions in the upcoming weeks. we'll have the details coming up after the break. >> and president biden statements during the state of the union address didn't stop on tuesday night. we're going to hear how he's spreading his message across the nation

say hello to rose byrne! outfit for you. it is to be on it's a rock 'n' roll number. >> rose: it looks like a sherbet, a sherbet color. >> kelly: last time you were here you are talking about your son rocco. he lester estelle you, he did make up. >> rose: he is really into styling, did a lot of makeup, the other day we had a birthday party any address my entire outfit, laid on my dress and some jewelry. >> kelly: this is my son. >> rose: really? >> kelly: my daughter could care less, my son is like you should wear the sparkly one. >> rose: and the birthday party was at chuck e. cheese's, so it was a bit overdressed. to the party. >> kelly: you like leaned in. >> rose: i kept telling everybody, i did not choose this, but yes. it was my first time at chuck e. cheese's. it's to be on how was it? you did not have it there? i grew up at chuck e. cheese's, so i am use to it. >> rose: walk me through it, i had no idea what was happening. it's beyond the band is crazy! >> rose: yes, and when they put in the cuba and

byrne , at the same time, he hinted that the pmc might return, but under a different sign, we note that the headlines more than once, but not because of any success on battlefield. the other day, a lawsuit was filed against the organization by its financial director. he accused the head of melburn of embezzling the donation, blackmailing members of the group, and harassing some of the employees. well, mel burn himself got into a scandal in the last place when he said that his main goal in ukraine was to kill russians in the same interview, he called the kiev leadership corrupt and not quite sane. having finally asked the west for a leopard and even a promise to think about the supply of aircraft, kiev again returned to blackmail nuclear weapons ukrainian ambassador to germany oleksiy makeev said that the country plans to return the status of a nuclear power. according to him , ukraine has not received full security support from the nuclear powers promised to it under the budapest memorandum; we have not received the full support of the us security of the united kingdom of other nuclear

if you play through these injuries and byrne talked about some of the injuries and

craig casey will partner ross byrne in a new half—back pairing, with captainjohnny sexton left out afterinjury against france last time out... andy murray is through to the last four of the qatar open — his first semi final in eight months. of course this one went the distance too murray lost the first set to the french qualifier alexandre muller who is ranked 170th in the world — murray 70th — the slow start perhaps understandable after a three hour win over alexander zverev yesterday.. but murray soon warmed up and and took the next two sets 6—1, 6—2. he'll now face the czech playerjiri lehecka for a place in the final. in rugby league's superleague, hull kr won 24—10 at salford red devils they ran in four tries with sam wood crossing the line twice as his side maintained their winning start to the season. and australia are into the final of the women's t20 cricket world cup final after beating india by five runs. chasing 173 to win india needed 16 off seven balls until the wicket of sneh rana swung the pendulum back in australian's favour. scenes ofjoy from the reigning champions. a b

busy a local politician byrne, the koran. next to the turkish embassy global affairs analyst in georgia, the mooney believes that name to failure to move both applications forward with force will force the block to change his plans. finland will join separately because president aragon isn't going to change is a position on swing sweden certainly not before the election and nature really. com. just hold this in this issue in abeyance month after month. it's already look very stupid because he was going to rush this through last summer . it didn't happen because of turkey. issues that turkey has res. so it's been the, you know, dragging on and they can't really let this drag on much longer. so they're going to get finland then, and then say, this is a wonderful, great moment, you know, nato expansion continues and we hope that sweden will go in down the road. and that's what i hope that once again gets through the election, then he'll change is positional sweden or the nato is our hoping about hope everyone will be defeated in

the stepfather of the protagonist the protagonist it was e jack byrne mikhail kazakov a. partner was his stepfather, and jack was an old partner in the minsk theater. partners rostislav ivanovich this is alexander ivanovna klimova slava means he was like the owner of this luxurious house, we filmed this in the house of scientists in an old mansion in moscow hello old man. how is the old politician doing? politician? thanks to the governor culture history architecture everyone has collected this from one project in the nineteenth century. eh, the helm of a man, of course, golovans with a palas and jumpers, everything left in the yard, after the red love for hormones, and she is especially the number one acceleration of this legend. it ’s like the details of yakim’s doylidism have been toiling for hundreds of years , and today we have the most bodai, chiseled and rare for the belarusian speech of storkness. the earth is a potato on the central resonance, the construction tears off what it is for all the time of restlessness, putin's soul hahali wives of the construction, of

gordon byrne eluded the two. we found this especially true in areas like ours. it gives folks in this situation the opportunity to keep the device going even if the manufacturer no longer wishes to provide the repair. the last thing is data the information we keep is often priceless. a business owner frequently has contact and communication that would be irreplaceable if lost. almost all of us keep photographs into their personal data on the devices that would be devastating to lose. it provides no options for the situation where the data recovery is needed. at the point of view is if you didn't back it up, it's your fault. the independent consumer electronics is crucial for the quality of life for the residents in economy in these areas despite this importance manufacturers continue to ignore the needed to make it unnecessarily challenging for businesses like mine to operate. it's ready, willing and able to fill the void of the major manufacturer particularly in these rural markets. all we ask is manufacturers give reasonable paid access to parts and documentat

a byrne told reporters. a respected colleague is fighting for his life. clearly as an organisation we are utterly shocked and angered by last night's brazen and calculated attack . john is father, husband attack. john is father, husband and colleague and a valued and active member of his local community. john's colleagues are understandably extreme , deeply understandably extreme, deeply distressed by last night's shooting . however, they remain shooting. however, they remain resolute and committed to bringing those responsible for this heinous crime to . justice. this heinous crime to. justice. police say there's been a possible sighting of a 33 year old man who's gone missing while climbing in glencoe , kyle climbing in glencoe, kyle sandbrook from west yorkshire to the highlands with his dog on saturday. he had been due to return tuesday. however, he's made no contact with family or friends since arriving in scotland. police are to anyone with information to come forward and several nations are holding vigils this evening in tribute to ukraine. a year

[applause] >> commissioner byrne. >> thank you. i want to commend your, let alone your giving of your time but your courage to come forward. it's most appreciated and recognized. thank you. [applause] >> ms. jenkins, i'm sorry i was late. i'm a huge fan of yours and i appreciate your work ask all of your contribution and every time i walk into a working group and see you, i know it's going to be okay. so.... thank you both, we're done. we're finished. thank you very much. [cheers and applause] >> do you want to take a picture with the chief or something? >> yeah, we can. can we to that while we do general public comment? >> sure. >> thanks. >> members of the public who would like to make public comment for item line number one, approach the podium or press star three. >> hi. i'm otis sister, rome jones and kind of a little bit of a community activist here in san francisco. i want to thank you all for honoring rome. he's his own man and he's done an amazing job, especially, i don't think he emphasized our brother's passing in 2009 w

gordon byrne eluded the two. we found this especially true in areas like ours. it gives folks in this situation the opportunity to keep the device going even if the manufacturer no longer wishes to provide the repair. the last thing is data the information we keep is often priceless. a business owner frequently has contact and communication that would be irreplaceable if lost. almost all of us keep photographs into their personal data on the devices that would be devastating to lose. it provides no options for the situation where the data recovery is needed. at the point of view is if you didn't back it up, it's your fault. the independent consumer electronics is crucial for the quality of life for the residents in economy in these areas despite this importance manufacturers continue to ignore the needed to make it unnecessarily challenging for businesses like mine to operate. it's ready, willing and able to fill the void of the major manufacturer particularly in these rural markets. all we ask is manufacturers give reasonable paid access to parts and documentat

ian byrne, labour mp for liverpool _ legacies of paris.byrne, labour mp for liverpool west derby, thank you forjoining us. the indian tax authorities have entered the bbc�*s delhi and mumbai bureaux and are conducting a search. this is delhi. police are preventing people from entering or leaving the building. the move comes weeks after the government blocked the sharing of clips from a bbc documentary aired in the uk that questioned the role of prime minister narendra modi during riots in 2002 in the western state of gujarat, when he was the state's chief minister. the bbc has issued a statement. it says, "the income tax authorities are currently at the bbc offices in new delhi and mumbai and we are fully cooperating. we hope to have this situation resolved as soon as possible." our south asia regional editor sanjay dasgupta is with me now. what more can you tell us about this? . ., ., ,., what more can you tell us about this? . ., ., ., , this? the income tax department was callin: it this? the income tax department was calling it this —

order for residents of a town right next to a chemical spill emergency work is performed to controlled byrne of the chemicals to avoid a possible explosion in the governments is the air in the area is now sacked to breathe, but is heidi joe castro, reports from near by beaver county in pennsylvania. residents are too scared to return to their homes. in the ohio town where kathleen burford has lived all 93 years of her life, a dark plume of burning chemicals filled the sky on monday leading a smell of toxins still hanging in the air. i never saw anything like it in the approach. never will. and i'm happy about that. so maybe never happened. the in the christian house assisted living center where burst heard lives is near the derailment. site staff moved 18 patients to a hotel when police ordered an evacuation over the weekend as tutor room cuz there's 2 beds. we'll take what we can get. now the evacuation order has been lifted, but owner karen christian says she remains skeptical about returning. i'm worried about what's in my duck system. what's in my furnace filters? what, what seeped in th

an attack on taiwan by the 27th year, the director of the us central intelligence agency, william byrne , said that the leader of the chinese, zinki, may be planning to take over china in the 27th year. this was reported by the british routers edition the director of vseu said that one should not underestimate xi jinping's ambitions towards the taiwanese, despite the fact that he was probably sobered up by the actions of the russian military in ukraine, the head of the syrian said, according to him , the us knows from intelligence that xi jinping ordered his military to be ready for an invasion of the island of taiwan before in the 27th year, this does not mean that he decided to invade in the 27th year or in any other year, but it is a reminder of the seriousness of his intentions - intentions and ambitions , the director of the cia noted. well, we are ready to collect for you operational information from the ukrainian regions, we understand that the enemy is escalating the situation in four directions . this is reported by both military analysts and the general staff of ukraine, our n

joe and denise byrne were married in 1979 by o'connell in ireland. >> it's just unbelievable.'t sink in. it was surreal. like, you just couldn't comprehend. >> reporter: investigators say it was a tipster that led them to the suspect's home where a search uncovered two firearms. those guns are now undergoing ballistics testing to see if either match the weapon used in the killing. norah. >> norah: carter evans, thank you very much. there's also some tragic news tonight from fort pierce, florida, where an 85-year-old woman was killed in a rare alligator attack. here is cbs's lilia lucian >> reporter: tied down and subdued, this 10-foot alligator was captured after its deadly attack in fort pierce today. near her home in a retirement community this afternoon, an 85-year-old woman was walking her dog along the water's edge. horrified neighbors say the alligator suddenly sprung from the water and dragged her back under. the florida fish and wildlife conservation commission is now investigating but says alligators seldom bite people and fatalities are rare. over the past ten years,

a byrne told reporters. a respected colleague is fighting for his life. clearly as an organisation we are utterly shocked and angered by last night's brazen and calculated attack . john is father, husband attack. john is father, husband and colleague and a valued and active member of his local community. john's colleagues are understandably extreme , deeply understandably extreme, deeply distressed by last night's shooting . however, they remain shooting. however, they remain resolute and committed to bringing those responsible for this heinous crime to . justice. this heinous crime to. justice. police say there's been a possible sighting of a 33 year old man who's gone missing while climbing in glencoe , kyle climbing in glencoe, kyle sandbrook from west yorkshire to the highlands with his dog on saturday. he had been due to return tuesday. however, he's made no contact with family or friends since arriving in scotland. police are to anyone with information to come forward and several nations are holding vigils this evening in tribute to ukraine. a year

along with the other is a joint statement of condemnation yesterday, we can expect to be updated by mr byrneut the level of threat from paramilitary organisations such as the dissident republican group the new ira, who are suspected of carrying out the shooting of mr caldwell, but also it will be another show of political unity, a demonstration that political parties in northern ireland want to preserve the peace process, protect the peace process and certainly do not want to allow armed groups to set back the peace process. allow armed groups to set back the peace process-_ peace process. chris page, our ireland correspondent, - peace process. chris page, our ireland correspondent, in i peace process. chris page, our. ireland correspondent, in belfast and i thank you very much. nominations for the snp leadership race will close later today with three candidates expected to appear on the ballot papers. health secretary humza yousaf, finance secretary kate forbes and former community safety minister ash regan have all put themselves forward to be the next party leader and first minister of sc

main political leaders are speaking have been speaking following a meeting with chief constable simon byrnethe point of view of the police service, how important it is that we are joined today in an act of unity from all the political parties across northern ireland. clearly we know from what we have done so far and from commentary from across the community and the political spectrum the sheer sense of outrage at this pointless and senseless attack on detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell. john remains in hospital, where he is critically ill and heavily sedated. we have arrested a further man overnight in relation to this investigation. he is now in custody and also being questioned by detectives. since we spoke yesterday, last night i had the chance to speak tojohn�*s wife and his son. they are clearly heavily affected by what they've gone through, but want to pass on their thanks both to the people that rendered aid and care at the scene, but also in terms of the outpouring of support from across the community in relation to this awful outrage. clearly today we've had a chance to talk to

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