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s stu leonard jr. is joining me now, president and ceo of stu leonard supermarkets.you. we talked toe in the throes of the pandemic and were experiencing and now do you feel like you're coming close to the end, becoming hopeful? >> no, it feels like we're back to last year, supply chain issues, keeping the shelves full. a lot of our suppliers -- and we get hundreds of deliveries every week from stew leonard from farms and ranchers and everything. and they're all feeling labor shortages right now. there's a burst in the economy, which is great, graduation parties. i'm in the store now, people are getting ready for graduation parties, prom parties, all types of things. so there seems to be some enthusiasm in the economy but it's caught a lot of our ranchers and suppliers and fishermen a little flat-footed right now. >> i want to talk to you more about that whole supply/demand issue and inflation in a second. for now with the cdc guidelines on the masks, you know, you have stores in connecticut, new york and new jersey. >> right. how are you treating this cdc guidance?

and so like a bird agent, leonard leo bugged out. where did he bug out to? well, leo surfaced early last year with a group called the honest elections project. these phony baloney front groups love to have a name that is the exact opposite of what they're actually doing . this one is called the honest elections project and it has been running voter suppression activities in key battleground states sending threatening letters to local elected officials, filing lawsuits and of course all dark money funded. but poke a little further and you've discovered that the honest elections project is a legal alias. of something called the judicial education project. which is, you guessed it, the sister group to judicial crisis network. yes, leo's judicial confirmation attack ad organization. and of course, behind this covert was dark money. much of it run through donors trust, the dark money atm established by the coke donor networks. before it took on this honest elections project alias, more than 99 percent of the judicial education project 2018 revenue was a single an

he skipped breakfast with his dad leonard and went in early. leonard try to call his son on his cell phone and his desk line but nobody picked up. paul got his start as a bus operator many years ago as a trainee. he worked his way up to assistant superintendent. he was 42 years old and married to his wife nicole and a father to three kids. they were planning to go to disneyland this weekend. leonard said his son was his best friend. >> he was a good son. he does the right thing. i can't say anything bad about him. i will miss him. >> reporter: nicole released a statement. he was a wonderful husband and father who was full of love and jokes and always up for new adventures. i treasure all of our memories. on touki toussaint and i would have anything to have one last hug and goodbye. i will miss having my best friend by my side. i love you always. this visual meant to bring this entire region together. to mourn together for what is the most tragic and deadly shooting in the bay area. back to you. >> it is absolutely heartbreaking to hear the stor

shoul i am not taking any risks with the coronavirus. >> reporter: leonard told us 90% of the staff are vaccinated but asking them to wear masks at least until memorial day. if you are ready to toss your mask and head to the great outdoors you might want to spend time in the 63rd national park and jeff glor paid a visit. ♪ ♪ almost heaven, west virginia ♪ >> reporter: did you really think we could start the piece any other way. as we entered america's newest national park, john denver's timeless song echoed in our mind. ♪ country roads take me home to the place i belong ♪ ♪ west virginia ♪ >> reporter: this is lizzie watts third tour at new river george, and based on what just happened, it is hard to imagine it is not her favorite. are you like why hasn't it been named a national park until now? >> a little of both. >> reporter: it is very old, estimated to be the second oldest river in the world. terrain is long, skinny and wild. >> people have been floating in the river for thousands of years. left parts of their world. >> reporter: first explored by native americans, the george has b

. >> leonard media had a hard time holding back tears as he talked about losing his son paul, the 42 year-old move back in with his mom and dad to their mountain house home after a divorce along with his 3 children. he has since remarried pull. >> is he wonderful 10. and a good and a good son. he does everything for his family. then in the midst of. kids are wonderful to. the >> this picture shows paul flank between his older and younger sisters. his money. >> and also my best friend could be due putting together fission. snowboarding. skiing late morning. not be able to trace his phone. >> paul started in the vta in 2000, 2 has a bus operator trainee rising in the ranks to assistant superintendent in service management that he was not supposed to be that he was supposed to work at home, but that cold people. and i was. look at that orange juice yesterday morning. picked might that he looked forward. leonard didn't know anything about the man who killed his son and 8 other co-workers except what he's heard on the news, but he thinks his son's role as a manager may have played a part

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leonard didn't know anything about the man who killed his son and 8 other co-workers except what he's heard on the news, but he thinks his son's role as a manager may have played a part and why he was killed. i think my son was a target. coincidentally leonard says his son in law had been on the scene of the fire at the suspect's house. the same morning in his role as the san grief that he now personally shares wit- many other families. >> i unfortunately get to know. personally. these 9 families have felt this past night. this morning. just a sense of disbelief. with a hope that your loved one. it's still going to come home. and knowing that that's just. never going to happen again. it has been. painstaking and heartbreaking. and i and i truly feel. all of the victims. families. all of the survivors. the friends, the loved ones and our community as a whole. is morning. this tragedy. >> workplace mass shootings are rare, but mental health experts say they're concerned about the possibility of more violence as people start to return to their workplaces. jeannie nguyen looks at why they

how stu leonard dealing with these spikes?ou as always. >> you, too. david: for those who don't know you, you have a number of stores, you're in a good position in different states to tell us what's happening, what items have been popping the most the last couple of weeks. >> we're a family business and we're getting hundreds of deliveries every week from all of the farmers and ranchers. i've talked to them and i've talked, it's across the board. i've talked to ranchers out in the midwest we get our beef from. i've talked to our chicken farmers, dairy farmers and they say the same thing, three things that are driving this cost increase, one is no one expected this burst in the economy to happen like this. i was just in dallas, i had -- he said it was the best month he's had in 43 years at his restaurant. and the second thing i'm hearing from all of our suppliers is the labor factor. economists can say whatever they want about the stimulus check, but it's causing people to stay home. we hear of some chefs and stuff that are get

go to autismspeaks.org [announcer] durán catches leonard with a big left. ♪♪ you can spend your lifene day, you're gonna take a hit you didn't see coming. and it won't matter what hit you. what matters is you're down. and there's nothing down there with you but the choice that will define you. do you stay down? or. do you find, somewhere deep inside of you, the resilience to get up. ♪♪ [announcer] and this fight is a long way from over, leonard is coming back. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ sue and i am back. i am sorry that i cut you off. just before we had to go to a break but i want to come back because i think you mark making a point, a lot of people that is what happened so far is a kind of a bait and switch, he was elected promising quiet and peace and a rest from this kind of crazy historical turmoil of the last of four years. there will be a term to normalcy in court sort of a break. but what he is done, he's going off this very medical direction is that smart politics are they going to pay for that down the road. bevan: i think that was the point i was going to make, he is proposing all of these

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leonard didn't know anything about the man who killed his son and 8 other co-workers except what he's heard on the news, but he thinks his son's role as a manager may have played a part and why he was killed. i think my son was a target. coincidentally leonard says his son in law had been on the scene of the fire at the suspect's house. the same morning in his role as the san jose fire fighter. to tragedy. plus at expressed concern about the whole this terrible loss will leave in his grandchildren's lives. but he said as grandfather he'll do the best he can to guide them now that their dad is gone. maureen kelly kron 4 news. the vigil in san jose just getting under way. we're going to let you listen in. >> that's where. >> apparently >> have lost our audio feed from the service in san jose. we're going to. try to. take a break and see what's going on with that audio and come back and get right to it. and we're going to stay with this for a little bit and see if we can work on it while we're here mayor sam liccardo and bracing that woman. >> san jose mayor is there and he's checking th

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. >> reporter: robert leonard has been out of work for months and was robbed of his unemployment funds that he and his therapy dogging a bidesperately need to survive. someone took $1,000 in cash out of his account at an atm far away from where he lives. >> my card was copied, and how did they get a pin number? >> reporter: the san francisco resident is the latest victim to contact kpix 5 with what has become a sadly all too familiar story. >> i was scared. i thought they were going to do it again. >> reporter: we have interviewed dozens of people whose unemployment debit cards were hacked. >> how much have you lost? >> reporter: many told us their funds were stolen in cash from atms. >> the next day $1,000, next day $1,000. >> reporter: others got big ticket charges from high end stores. >> it had been drained overnight. the day before rent was due. >> reporter: and some accounts were literally hijacked. >> they had removed my bank account info. they had put their routing information, their bank account. >> reporter: despite providing police reports and other evidence, all the victims

he was my best >> leonard mudgee. i had a hard time holding back tears as he talked about his son paul, does. >> the worst feeling you could ever experience. could be due. if you think together fission. snowboarding. >> paul move back in with his parents after a divorce with his 3 children from his previous marriage. his daughter avery, his sons gavin and nate as well as his new wife. here's another photo showing paul and his 2 sisters that he was not supposed to be that he was supposed to work at home, but they told people. >> and i was. looking for in this yesterday morning fix like that. look for work. >> paul started in the vta in 2000, 2 has a bus operator trainee rising in the ranks to assistant superintendent in service management paul's father says he thinks his son's position as a manager played a part in why he was killed. i think my son was a target. leonard didn't know anything about the man who killed his son and 8 other co-workers except he's heard on the news. i don't know. 20 people. who should have a

leonard finishes with 36 clippers.it and they needed it won 18 wanna wait, but the map still lead the series two games to one, and we take it to vegas for a game seven and hockey haven't seen a scene like this since dave cabals tweet a few days ago, 12 fauci. 156 rowdy fans and the golden knights. they take care of business against the minnesota wild metis yon mark had a hat trick. vegas wins 6 to 2 to eliminate the wild in game seven. colorado up next four las vegas the 49ers. they just wrapped up their first week of o t. a's that would be organized team activities, and that's basically a fancy way of saying offseason practice. also the first chance get the roster together, and the workouts are voluntary, but everybody is there. not nick bosa. however he is still rehabbing that a c l tear that happened last september. here's george kittle. on bosa, our next, actually, guy. we basically talked almost every day. uh next, my guy he actually lives above me in my apartment building. so when he gets here, we hang out all th

. >> you be a good boy, leonard!perts say you can also leave some of your clothing in your dog's bed so they have your scent to comfort them when you're out, or you can always bring them to work with you if you can. >> you gave us a lot of tips, what do we do with the separation anxiety when archie leaves? >> we wait for the commercial break and we'll come over and visit. don't worry, don't worry. >> i'm counting down, i get to love on him so soon! oh, that's great. ♪ ♪ >>> time now for the mix, and we are starting with a pandemic promise delivered. so french president emmanuel macron connected with youtubers mcfly and carlito and basically are during the pandemic, said that if they created a social distancing awareness video, and they get 10 million views he would invite them to his estate or palace for a meet and greet, but that video ranked up 15 million views, and so he had to make good on his promise. he invited them over, but this is the greatest part. he thought they were just going to hang out. he walked into

. >> reporter: it's not easy for leonard to talk about his son paul, whose life ended yesterday at 42onard says paul, who worked at vta since 2002, was a great husband, a great dad to his three kids and his best friend. >> we do everything together. snowboarding, skiing, wakeboarding. >> reporter: jose remembers when he remembers his son. just 35 years old. he worked at vta since 2012. his father describes him as a man with many friends who always stayed close to family. >> what i'm going to miss the most is i know i'm not going to hear the sound of his motorcycle, his car when he was stopping by. >> reporter: two men remembering two sons taken too soon by tragedy. >> not every place is perfect to work. you know, you never expect anything to develop into this. >> reporter: paul's father tells us paul planned to take his wife and three kids to disneyland this upcoming weekend. back to you. >> thank you. we are at city hall where the vigil is just about to begin. there are hundreds if not more than 1,000 people here. we mentioned paul megia, 42 years old. we spoke with one of his cousin

leonard told us 90% of the staff here at stew leonard's are now vaccinated and they're asking team memberskeep wearing masks until at least memorial day to keep them as safe as possible and to help customers feel comfortable in their stores. vlad? >> meg oliver, thank you. >>> calls for a cease-fire between israel and hamas are growing. hundreds of protesters clashed with israeli troops. more than 215 palestinians have starte more ago. one dozen people are dead in israel. holly williams reports from tel aviv. >> reporter: palestinian anger exploded on to the street in ramallah, but the clashes, as always, were unequal. the palestinians have been throwing stones and the israeli soldiers who are about 300 yards away on that hillside have been shooting tear gas canisters and live fire. it was mainly young men hurling rocks, but other protesters were middle-class families. children and white-collar workers. people like may soon ali who told us she's a banker. their lives are not worth more than our lives or more than our kids. >> peace talks don't work? >> 25 years, what have they given us? >>

and it makes it very difficult for everybody on board, in particular for the flight attendants. >> leonard marcus, thank you very much for joining us. i really appreciate it. and hopefully very soon we can all be traveling and enjoying each other in beautiful places around the world, so thank you. >> thank you, robyn. >>> parts of europe are also reopening to international tourists as more people get vaccinated. there certainly are still problems even as the uk ramps up vaccinations. new cases, we understand, have crept above 4,000 on friday for the first time in weeks. scott mcclain is following these developments in london. what can you tell us about this slight increase in the amount of infections where you are? >> reporter: first let me set the scene for you in europe. as mentioned, things are opening up quickly. that's thanks in part to vaccinations really starting to ramp up. more than one-third of the population has their first shot. you have scenes like the one you showed earlier, 5,000 people in paris partying as if it were prepandemic. the only difference this time is they've got

and sue leonard had a similar reaction.ives victory in the hartlepool by—election set the hartlepool by—election set the tone for much of the election coverage, partly perhaps because of its announcement on friday morning came before almost all of the other results across england, scotland and wales. 2a hours later chris mason was out and about in the town finding out why people had voted the way they had. we why people had voted the way the had. ~ ., ., ., they had. we had enough of labour, they've _ they had. we had enough of labour, they've just - they had. we had enough of labour, they've just direct l they had. we had enough of l labour, they've just direct us, everything. labour, they've 'ust direct us, everything.— everything. wrecked it. totally- _ everything. wrecked it. totally. the _ everything. wrecked it. totally. the hospital, l everything. wrecked it. | totally. the hospital, we haven't even got a cell where we can lock someone up on a night. we haven't got a court where we can take them to court. what's that

and abiding a administration and abiding a administration unwillingnes [announcer] durán catches leonardou can spend your life in boxing or any other business, but one day, you're gonna take a hit you didn't see coming. and it won't matter what hit you. what matters is you're down. and there's nothing down there with you but the choice that will define you. do you stay down? or. do you find, somewhere deep inside of you, the resilience to get up. ♪♪ [announcer] and this fight is a long way from over, leonard is coming back. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ maria: welcome back, what is coming into texas is not staying in texas. border patrol chief brian hastings told me officials have seen 70 pounds of fentanyl since october, 100 pounds of heroin, 1000 pounds of meth since october, these narcotics make their weight all over the country into places like new york, and chicago happens within two days a gift to the destinations, joining me too discuss the impact all of the illegal activity of the open border policies and the architect of president trump top border policy, former white house advisor stephen miller, i

we don't notice skyrocketing prices at stew leonard.a few percent right now which really translate into higher fuel prices. i mean, our dairy farmer, he has 900 cows, and he has to fill his tractor with gas every morning. well, if diesel was $1.50, it's now $3, so he's feeling the pitch. corn prices have gone up, and we've just seen increases in food, and it's really going to mean maybe, like, a 5 cents on some milk and maybe a dollar a pound on red meat, which is probably the highest increase right now. >> yeah. we're seeing a variety of impacts. some places it's worse than others, but the u.n. is reporting now a 5% increase globally in prices, and it's driven by both supply shortages and of course, that growing demand that you mentioned. why is demand so high for meat right now? it can't be just, you know, barbecues for the summer, right? there's more going on here. >> well, you know, whit, i think we're sort of like the roaring '20s here right now. we're amazed with at we're seeing at stew leonard's this weekend for memorial day. peo

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[announcer] durán catches leonard with a big left. ♪♪ you can spend your life in boxing or any otheryou didn't see coming. and it won't matter what hit you. what matters is you're down. and there's nothing down there with you but the choice that will define you. do you stay down? or. do you find, somewhere deep inside of you, the resilience to get up. ♪♪ [announcer] and this fight is a long way from over, leonard is coming back. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ gerry: the u.s. troop gerry: u.s. troop is formally underway in afghanistan, president biden wants a 2500 remaining forces out of the country by september 11 and will be the 20th anniversary of the terrorist attacks which prompted the u.s. involvement the first place, what will happen afghanistan itself, the fear the u.s. withdrawal will lead to civil war or another taliban take over, let's talk about the scenarios with former state department official christian whiton. thank you for joining me. >> we spoke about this before we talk about how president trump wanted to pull u.s. forces out of ghana stan andul president biden has announced it, it's bec

the outlet to kawhi leonard and he throws it down for the hammer. l.a.n the first half. second half no dallas defensdefs at all. so leonard walks into a three ball. clippers win, 106-81. they've won two straight. the hawks beat the knicks to take a 3-1 series lead. >>> let's go racing, indy 500 estimated 135,000 fans, the biggest sports crowd in america since the pandemic began. two laps to helio castroneves, passing 24- year-old alex polu to win his fourth indy 500. afterwards he shouted out to tom brady and phil mickelsomicki saying the old guys are still kicking the young guys' butts. >>> kyle larson started on the pole in charlotte and was comfortable up front leading 328 of the 400 laps for his first ever coca-cola victory and eighth in his career and it's the 269th win for owner rick hendrick passing richard petty for the most by owner in nascar history. the series shifts to sonoma the first time in two years where hendrick has six career wins, a track record. just 15 weeks until week one of the nfl season. the 9ers open in detroit september 12th.

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. >> sullivan: we presented the union'allegations to prospect and its private equity owner, leonard green neither would agree to an interview. in a statement, prospect called the claims untrue, and said they had good relations with the hospitals' unions and staff. they said they'd invested more than $100 million in the hospitals in rhode island, and received awards for the quality of their care. ♪ ♪ but just a couple hours from providence, in waterbury, connecticut, i heard many of the same complaints about prospect's ownership of a hospital there. >> we come into the space every night. we don't come to tear down. we come to lift up. >> sullivan: on the north end of town, at the long hill bible church, pastor rodney wade told me about his concerns. >> we come to talk about those things that really matter in our world. i just started to see my members in and out of the hospital. in and out of the hospital. and i started to question that. like, "where is so and so at?" "oh, they're not here. they went back to the hospital." and my position was, "well, wasn't they just at the hospital?" >> s

then two years later, little brother, raymond leonard smith junior -- wait, brother?r knew they had. the father was not around very much, jeri supported them all with what she could make as a waitress. then shirley made a change, a positive one it seemed, at least financially. >> she got this job, at the motel. she got it managing, which was further from where i worked, so i arranged with her to watch the kids while i worked. >> it was a godsend, really, sense jeri had to be hospitalized for weeks after raymond was born, and then get back to work, and then find a new home to take the kids to. >> i will come out there on my days off, stay with the kids, spend some time with them. so then, i called her and told her i was going to get the kids. the next day, i went out there, and -- gone. >> not a sign of them. no kids, no shirley. frantic, she went to the police. >> what did you tell them, your children have been kidnapped? >> yes, they took the report, that was the last i heard. >> did you go back, talk to them again? >> i went down the two or three times, they said th

leonard says his 42 year-old son paul was a wonderful man. paul started at the vta back in 2002. he was bus operator trainee and over the years he rose in the ranks to become assistant superintendent in service management. fact. leonard thinks his son's role as a manager may have played a part and why he was killed. >> i think my son was a target. he was not supposed to be that he was supposed to work at home. but they told people. the wonderful 10. and a good and a good son. he does everything for his family. he was my best >> paul leaves behind 3 children and his wife. >> not that it's going to ease their pain that a lot of people want to know why did the shooter do this. and that's something that they're still investigating on the scene of his home don't even know if it's safe to go in yet the bomb squad is still that's the thing making it ok for investigators to go inside kron 4. sarah stinson. >> joining us live now from just outside the shooter's home with what's happening right now. sarah. >> that's right. the bomb squad is back on the scene here at the gunman's home on in

leonard, thanks. the sun's role as a manager. they have played a part in why % he was targeted. >> i think my son was a target. he was not supposed to be that he was supposed to work at home. but the covid people. the wonderful 10. and a good and a good son. he does everything for his family. we smith pitched. >> paul leaves behind 3 children and his wife. another one of the 9 people who was killed was michael can and he had a long time friend in san jose city council member. >> parel as yesterday perella is express the grief that he shares with the victims. families. >> i unfortunately get to to know. personally. these 9 families have felt this past night. this morning. just a sense of disbelief. with a hope that your loved one. it's still going to come home. and knowing that that's just. never going to happen again. it has been. painstaking and heartbreaking. and i and i truly feel. all of the victims. families. all of the survivors. the friends, the loved ones and our community as a whole. is morning. this tragedy. >> and whil

leonard said his son was his best friend. he was a son he did the right thing. i can't say anything bad about him. i will miss him. >> reporter: paul was 42 years old and married and a father of three kids. nate, gavin and avery. they were planning to go to disneyland this weekend. >> for his graduation. his dad will not be there. >> reporter: paul's wife nicole released a statement saying paul was a wonderful husband and father who was full of love, jokes and energy for life and always up for new adventures. a treasure for all of our memories. god took you to soon and i would do anything to have one last hug and goodbye. i will miss having my best friend by my side. i love you always, liz. >>> today we heard from vta employees and writers who were remembering the victims. >> i saw the aftermath and the immense pain in the faces of the families. i heard their cries when they got the news. it was utterly heart-wrenching. >> as bad as it was the shooting could have been even worse. the santa clara county sheriff said vta employees have recently received an active

do you think you and leonard might ever get married? oh, well, you know, leonard is great.r get married? he's a sweetie. you're not answering the question. do you love him? yeah, sure, of course i love him. it doesn't sound like it. well, i do. do you tell him that? no, he'd just take it the wrong way. what does that mean? it means he is special and smart and nice and... are you gonna break up with him? no! maybe. i don't know. i had no idea you were unhappy. that's the thing: i'm not. i'm not unhappy at all. it's just... i don't know... i-i've been in love before, but it felt different. but maybe this is a new, better, boring kind of love. do you ever feel that way about howard? oh, that's not really a fair comparison. i'm basically married to a sexy buzz lightyear. amy, you? can't help you, kid. whenever i'm around sheldon, i feel like my loins are on fire. in the good way. not the urinary tract infection way. ♪ our whole universe was in a hot, dense state ♪ ♪ then nearly 14 billion years ago expansion started... wait! ♪

it's not a date, leonard. a man and a woman hanging out, not having sex at the end of the night. sounds like most of my dates. sheldon: oh, dear lord, get away from me, you monster! what is that about? well, he's smart and crazy enough, he may have actually created a monster. shoo, shoo! be gone! what the hell is going on? there's a bird outside the window, and he won't go away. that is the hell that is going on. we have no worms or seeds here. shoo, shoo. really? on top of everything else, you're afraid of birds? it's called ornithophobia. and someday it will be recognized as a true disability, and the landlord will be required by law to put a giant net over the building. which is unfortunate, because i have a fear of nets. so movies, yes or no? movies, yes. great. i'll see you later. and remember, he's more afraid of you than you are of him. that doesn't help. no, i was talking to the bird. go away, bird. go away, bird. go away, bird. sheldon, just ignore him. good idea. attention is what birds want.

leonard didn't know anything about the man who killed his son and 8 other co-workers except what he's heard on the news, but he thinks his son's role as a manager may have played a part and why he was killed. i think my son was a target. coincidentally leonard says his son in law had been on the scene of the fire at the suspect's house. the same morning in his role as the san jose fire fighter. i could head to tragedy. plus, at expressed concern about the whole this terrible loss will leave in his grandchildren's lives. but he said as grandfather he'll do the best he can to guide them now that their dad is gone. maureen kelly kron 4 news is that the craziest connection now that you've got one son killed by the gunman and the son in law putting out the fire at the gunman's house. >> and right now the gunman tells the bomb squad is there. they're still trying to figure unravel the motive and what this guy, how much planning needed and why he was hell-bent on killing as cold and they're hoping some of those answers will be fined inside the home. however, that's been a very. >> tricky sit

leonard didn't know anything about the man who killed his son and 8 other co-workers except what he'seard on the news, but he thinks his son's role as a manager may have played a part and why he was killed. i think my son was a target. coincidentally leonard says his son in law had been on the scene of the fire at the suspect's house. the same morning in his role as the san jose fire fighter. i could head to tragedy. plus, at expressed concern about the whole this terrible loss will leave in his grandchildren's lives. but he said as grandfather he'll do the best he can to guide them now that their dad is gone. maureen kelly kron 4 news. one of the 9 people killed. michael roomette can. he was a lifelong friend of san jose city council member. >> roper and the council member waited all day yesterday to hear from his friend only to find out. in fact, he had died. >> this morning for all express the grief that he now personally shares with victims families. i unfortunately get to to know. personally. >> these 9 families have felt this past night. this morning. just a sense of disbelief.

leonard mcgee says that his 42 year-old son paul was a wonderful man. there's his picture. paul started the team back in 2000, 2 initially as a bus operator trainee and then later became an assistant superintendent in the service management. and leonard and fact thinks his son's role as a manager may have played a part in why he was targeted. >> i think my son was a target. he was not supposed to be that he was supposed to work at home, but that cold people. the wonderful 10. and a good and a good son. he does everything for his family. we smith pitched. >> paul leaves behind 3 children and a wife. >> another one of the people killed was michael redneck and then he was a lifelong friend of san jose city council member terrell has yesterday parel as express the grief that he feels. >> i unfortunately get to know. personally. these 9 families have felt this past night. this morning. just a sense of disbelief. with a hope that your loved one. it's still going to come home. and knowing that that's just. never going to happen again. it has been. painstaking and heartbreaking. an

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leonard, do you recall what i said? was going to revolutionize humanity's understanding of the higgs bos on particle and you said sheldon, it's two a.m. get out of my bedroom. it was 10 hours ago. what about it? well i believe i've done it, and i'm only saying believed to sound modest because sweet sam houston, i did it. that's incredible. you break out the mat. oh, okay, mrs. all right. so this particle here is the bows on moving forward in time now, i was thinking, how would you go ahead and eat? this is gonna make any sense to you. sheldon i have a working understanding of physics. good for you. and don't stop working on it. you still going to tell him about you know who? yep still gonna introduce him, not on your life.