that's not how this worked for someone like ruth ginsburg. we need to honor ruth with action.hat's how we build a real future. - thank you, senator warren. thank you. - all right, you take care now. - stay in the fight! [hopeful music] yes, channel grief into change. and, yes, things are dark right now, and ruth bader ginsburg can't save us. we have to save ourselves. but you know what? we can do that. what? acceptance? forget that, i'm not accepting shit. we need to fight like hell. [rock music] i know what you need to do. you know what we all need to do. - vote. - vote. - uh, vote. - vote. - boat. - vote. - vo-- - no, no, no, guys. i mean--yes, you definitely have to vote. go vote, but, also, we should be thinking long-game. just like rbg herself said, real change, enduring change happens one step at a time. so no matter what happens on november 3rd, we have to keep fighting for change. here are a few organizations that you can get involved with to do that. there's the aclu women's rights project founded by ginsburg herself. or, how about, "she should run"? it's a non-profit

it's in jail in viola ruth and was represented here by her sister. but all on the re said that they believe that this price is a sign, an evidence that europe and in particular germany has not forgotten, verified, and said, as he atlanta, he cannot scale, told us that she was dedicated, dedicating this price to all the people of viola ruth to those who are still in jail, who their kids who are waiting for their parents for the, for the many to the many people of bella. ruth who had to leave at their country as she did. and she also called on all european citizens and their politicians, to keep up the pressure on location, co stressing that oppression and repression is still going on in the country. but let's have a listen to what she had to say. lucas shameka unleashed terror against its own citizens. then he threatened european security with the fly flight, hijack orchestrated them migrant prizes. just last week, the dictator signed a low permit in the capital punishment for attempted acts of terrorism. de facto, this is a murder warrant. shouldn't

many people of viola ruth who had to leave their country as she did. and she also called on all you appear in citizens and their politicians to keep up the pressure on location, co stressing that oppression and repression is still going on in the country. but just last week, the dictator signed a low permit in the capital punishment for attempted acts of terrorism. de facto, this is a murder warrant. should insur follicle open ends, i became a reality. right? well, despite attention being focused on the war in ukraine, that the situation for the opposition remains very difficult and in better route. what effect is russia's invasion of ukraine having on batteries is fight for democracy. with cit. lana's 2nd oscar and she told me that of course it's now becoming a bit more difficult to to convince you of not to forget bella ruth, but she also stressed that bella, ruth, it's a very important country. when we talk about their political situation, we know that location, close the close ally of food and that russia stations, there are troops there. so you ca

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ruth whitfield was a great grandmother.ffalo fire commissioner, said the 86-year-old was the glue that held the family together. she had stopped at the grocery store after visiting her husband in his nursing home. katherine massey was 72. a long-time civil rights advocate, almost a year ago she wrote a letter to the editor of the "buffalo news" advocating for stricter gun control after a relative died from gun violence. roberta drury was just 32 and was the youngest victim. she'd moved to buffalo to be closer to her brother, who was battling leukemia. 77-year-old pearl young was a substitute teacher who was active in her church and helped to run a weekly food pantry. heyward patterson was also active in his church, serving as a deacon. the 67-year-old father of three was helping someone load groceries into a car when he was killed. geraldine tally was engaged to be married. she was in the grocery store with her fiance. they became separated. he made it out. geraldine was 62. a breast cancer survivor and wa- grandmother to s

i know you have had a chance to speak -- ruth whitfield was the eldest of the victims, 86 years old,ce to speak to her family? >> i did briefly see her son, the former fire chief here in the city of buffalo. we embraced and no words were shared because there are no words that could possibly bring any type of consolation to the families who have lost. and in these times we just try to ensure that there is action behind the love that we have for our fellow neighbors and residents and citizens and parishioners and members. we just try to make sure that we have a ministry of presence and that ministry is of presence is there to let them know we are there for them. furthermore, we try to make sure they know we love them through our actions and that's by partnering with different organizations, especially tops to ensure that the community's needs are still taken care of. >> one question about that. this store where this took place, it was so vital to so many people in the community which it had been referred to before it was built and placed there as this kind of food desert. how critical

lot of them over the last, you know, 20, 30 years, imagine if conservative activists showed up at ruth bader ginsburg's apartment at the water gate screaming nasty things of her accusing things at her or maybe at alaina kagan's place. they would be called domestic

the agent threatened to l kill and sexually abuse young girls known to both ruth and beth.ernment said it will not comment on security or intelligence but the court order is aimed at protecting national security and avoiding a real and immediate risk to life, safety, and privacy. last year, sarah —— sarah everard was murdered by a police officer who abused the power of the state. the government has announced an inquiry into her death, saying it will shine a light into the failings that let an officer use his power in such an horrific manner. warning signs are rarely plainer than the ones we have found, but the same government took us to the high court, first try to stop the story being broadcast and then seeking to dramatically limit what we could report. they failed, but we have been legally prevented from naming the agent because at the —— because of a potential risk to him from other extremists, despite the risk he poses. the government said it was obliged to protect him from harm. said it was obliged to protect him from harm-— from harm. sister's united will never be de

ruth, not her real name, met him in the foreign country years ago.horrifying. then he started to tell me things that no human being would be able to get over, such as swimming in a river of blood, eating children's flesh. i had to listen to this every day. he said he wwould be able to kill me and my daughter, too, fearing for her life, she was taken to a refuge and spoke to local police. i was psychologically broken. really broken. the women's shelter ordered an ambulance to bring me to the hospital. i wasn't...| wasn't able to speak that night. i couldn't say a word. i was lying in my bed and i tried to call for my daughter or somebody else, but all i could get out was... i couldn't speak. he left her heavily in debt and seemed to have disappeared. we found he spent years in britain using her name to hide his real identity while working for mi5. i think it's not fair and i'm angry. it's crazy for me. i'm very hurt. i feel cheated. you can't have trust. there is nojustice. the agent threatened to kill and sexually abuse young girls known to both ruth

joining us now is ruth marcus, deputy editorial page editor for the washington post.e takeover. and ruth, it appears that the completion of the conservative takeover takes the form of this first draft of the roe v. wade overturning roe v. wade. >> this draft plus -- lawrence thank you for giving the title for the next book. i think it's going to have to be mission accomplished. because that is what we're witnessing. and i think one thing that's really important to point out. you've had so many guests say so many important things about the draft abortion ruling and when the court is heading there. but one thing that's important for your viewers to know is that it's not just abortion. this is a court that has shown that muscular willingness of this really radicalized supermajority now there are six. not five conservative justices. to transform the law simply because it has the votes. in area after area and what i would say to senator murkowski. is brace yourself, brace for self on a whole bunch of things that maybe are not as important to you as abortion but gun rights,

other members include armenia, bela ruth, cossacks, dan, kirk, stan, and to jake is down. but russia dominate sal alongside bell. ruth. so here are the leaders of those 2 countries. on the c s t u secretary general focus is that a sure you are showing as for the expansion of the atlantic alliance? the yes, it's a problem under which is being created completely artificially, in my opinion, in the united states foreign policy interested. and if they believe in general exam, if nato was being used as a one country foreign policy tool to give us, which would be the deal. i mean, it's a time when the world is rachelle paula of mississippi. unipolar. well, the order is becoming a thing of the past. yet the collective west is waging an aggressive war to defend its positions. the true it is using all means, including in our organization zone of responsibility, photos on threatening the use of nature weapons, not along our western borders. to waging a full fledged hybrid war. granny's daughter, primarily against russia, and bella ross to receive below sup, almost doubling. you brea

sal alongside bell. ruth. so here are the leaders of those 2 countries. on the c s t u. secretary general august the 3rd oceania nursery, as for the expansion of the atlantic alliance, the yes, it's a problem with the order which is being created completely artificially, in my opinion, in the united states foreign policy interests. and if they believe in general exam, if nato was being loose as a one country foreign policy to give us, which would be the deal. i mean it's a time when the world is ree. shepalees, necessarily unipolar. well, the order is becoming a thing of the past. yet the collective west is waging an aggressive war to defend its positions spectrum. it is using all means, including in our organization zone of responsibility for thoughts on threatening the use of nature weapons along our western borders to waging a full fledged hybrid war gland, his daughter, primarily against russia, and bella ross to what i see below. supposed most of me, you breed me, were in nova scratching with, it's diffic

cell alongside bella. ruth, so here are the leaders of those 2 countries. on the c s t u secretary general the 3rd oceania, nursing as for the expansion of the atlantic alliance. the yes, it's a problem under which is being created completely artificially, in my opinion, in the united states foreign policy interested in your ability in general, singleness nader was being used as a one country foreign policy tool to keep us, which would be the deal. i'm you know, it's a time when the world is ree shepalees, necessarily uni polar. well, the order is becoming a thing of the past. yet the collective west is waging an aggressive war to defend its position spectrum. it is using all means including in our organization zone of responsibility, photo from threatening the use of nature, weapons along our western borders. room to waging a full fledged hybrid walk around his daughter primarily against russia. and bella rose to receive the elusive palmer stubbornly. you breathed me with her scratching with. it's difficult to say how it's all going to hand. but one thing

the oldest, 86-year-old ruth witfield, the mother of a former buffalo fire commissioner, and the hero security guard, retired buffalo police officer aaron salter. he's credited with saving lives before being shot and killed by the suspect himself. tonight, president biden saying the justice department is investigating this as a hate crime and a racially motivated act of white supremacy and violent extremism. we have learned late tonight president biden will be here on tuesday. we begin tonight with abc's stephanie ramos right here in buffalo. >> reporter: this is the moment authorities arrested the 18-year-old man they say drove three hours to buffalo to murder innocent people because of their race. calling the attack pure evil. >> this is an absolute racist hate crime. this is someone who has hate in their heart, soul, and mind. >> active shooter at the tops. there's still shots being fired. >> reporter: the horror unfolding around 2:30 saturday afternoon at the tops friendly supermarket, shattering what was a normal day of grocery shopping in the heart of this predominantly black co

we hear ruth bader ginsburg ensco leah often enjoyed opera. how can we have that same relationship between congress and the general population? >> i am just worried about keeping it at the court right now. [laughter] this is not the court. i sat with ruth bader ginsburg and she was a good colleague for me. you knew where she was dealing with. sometimes they would forget their agitated. the 11th there was a fabulous court. the last four appointees of the courts, include the newest ones. >> i am available, by the way. [laughter] >> you have some confirmations. [laughter] you know you do. [laughter] i think, that general attitude is your future on the bench. you need to be concerned about that. we never had that before. we may have been a dysfunctional family, but we were a family. you trusted each other, laughed with each other, went to lunch with each other. >> what has changed? what has changed between that court and the current one? >> what has changed in society, attitudes have changed. when i got to the court, he still had world war ii vete

ruth, thanks for being here tonight.do you make of pennsylvania republicans nominating doug mastriano for governor. is this candidate different from your african republican election denier? should we expect to see more these going forward? >> one take away is that the trump leader called his going strong. and that while not everybody trump endorsed when their election, about 70% of voters voted the maga card, and among politicians like mastriano, showing your loyalty to trump is now the way to get ahead. in his case it's like, leader, how many ways can i show my loyalty? he was a far-right christian nationalists, one of those people who believes that trump was put in the white house by the will of god, to save the nation. and as you mentioned he participated in this bogus idea to have, you know, to have trump electors, he held people to january 6th. he went to the rally. and there is this kind of fervent desire to help trump any way that you can, and this is now the way to get ahead. it's interesting in the clip you show

the activists are calling themselves ruth cinema as a nod to ruth bader ginsburg.h was seen as a pioneer for women's rights also the agility of the law. in jen psaki seem to support the protest as long as they are peaceful. >> those who have young kids, their neighbors are not all public figures so with the president think about waving off activists to go into residential neighborhoods of virginia and maryland? >> peter, i think our view here is a peaceful protest and one history in the united states. we encourage people to keep it peaceful and not resort to any level of violence. >> so as far as the next step, the majority leader chuck schumer promised today to force a vote on legislation that would codify a woman's rights to seek abortion into federal law. however, it is not expected to reach the 60 votes. threshold, kevin back to you. >> kevin: video tonight of october speech by the new disinformation is our nina janco bids dismissing parental concerns about critical race theory saying the issue was the g.o.p. weaponizing people's emotions. >> critical race theo

that is how the republicans lose in november. >> ruth, let's talk about that. also the protests at the homes of justices alito, roberts and kavanaugh so far. senator collins has been calling police after getting threatening messages, also a sign in chalk outside their home on the sidewalk. this whole atmosphere, senator manchin is decrying the politics. politics didn't start in congress. they are there now. >> they are there now. i think one of the things that we have seen over the last few weeks is that a court ruling saying we're going to return this issue to the democratic process and to voters isn't going to settle the abortion wars or calm things down. it's just going to inflame things further. i would say that in terms of protests, either at the homes of lawmakers or the homes of judges and justices, i think this is two things. first of all, as a moral matter, it's the wrong way to proceed. i know how strongly people feel about the right to abortion. i do as well. i don't think that going to people's houses, scaring their families is the right way to go.

jennifer ruth green, candidate and air force veteran. for being here and thank you for your service. why did you choose to run after serving in the military? >> i served in uniform, the way things are in our country, the doched withdrawal in afghanistan, it only made sense to run and hold the biden and harris administration accountable. >> todd: why is it those who serve continue their service after they get out of the military, in your case, trying to go to congress. seems like something end emic in the individuals, they can't get service out of their blood. >> that is because we get it, we have the honor and privilege to wake up in this country and breathe free sovereign american air because we've had brave men and women die for us. 14 of my west point classmates are no longer with us, they were killed in the global war on terror and four more committed suicide. they died for all americans, it is incumbent on us to continue to find ways to serve because they are no longer here to serve for themselves. i am running for united states con

miss ruth was 86. she was always immaculately dressed per your family.>> yes. >> always looked great and she, as you said, took great care of her wonderful family, and it's interesting that you are considering taking some action in response to the death of your mom. you can describe that or you can have ben describe that. >> joy, you know, i am so grateful to the whitfield family, darnel, his brother and sisters for saying they are going to use this pain and they are going to use this angler to try to achieve positive change, to give a proper legacy to ruth whitfield. she was a person of love, and she's not going to let this act of hate define her legacy. that's what she instilled in her children, and so we are looking at bringing a lawsuit against the gun manufacturers and holding all of those accountable, joy, who had anything to do with this massacre of black people. you see, joy, we want to hold this individual accountable for his hateful act, but we also want to hold those people accountable for get at the root of the hate, all of these websites and

among them, ruth bader ginsburg. but among that, it first violated historical guidelines for what doctors should and shouldn't do. it is actually an ethical decision regarding medicine. >> reporter: here in the bay area, san mateo republican party sums up the feelings of a lot of her members did >> for a long time, i think there has been too much freedom on abortion. i think that is the general consensus. it really is not a matter up -- this is my body and my choice. there is life involved, and i think people have forgotten that. >> reporter: those who have like to see an end to roe v wade thinks it might be on the horizon. they know that anything can happen with an issue this highly charged in the east bay, john ramos. kpix. 5. >>> a very unusual protest captured -- the guy calling himself spidey pro-life landed himself in handcuffs after scaling the sales force tower. the man did not appear to have any safety equipment attached to him. the 22-year-old from las vegas was cited and released. ridiculous take you live

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a group called ruth, in honor of ruth bader ginsburg, hosted the home address of every supreme court because they are conservative. to invite violence and harassment committed get them to change their votes. then ruth sent this to practicing catholics across the country. "stuff your rosaries enter weaponized prayer, we will be burning the eucharist to show her disgust for the abused catholic churches that have been condoned for centuries. you'd think the biden administration might have to say about that. intimidating judges by the way is a federal crime. but you know, the biden administration did not try to stop this, they did nothing. in fact, from her podium at the white house, the president's publicist endorsed the coming harassment very clearly. "the president's view is that there's a lot of passion, a lot of fear, a lot of sadness for many, many people, jen psaki explained. it could not of been clear. go for it and terrorized by that is the word from the lighthouse. that is exactly what they did. this is outside brett kavanaugh's house. ♪ ♪ [indistinct] >> tucker: brett kavanaug

yvonne: let's get more from ruth., still in a crisis with protests into a second month. are we getting closer? ruth: it seems to be edging along slowly. the imf are conducting meetings. they're asking sri lanka to implement a reform program. in the meantime, life is not improving for people on the ground, there are terrible shortages against most essentials and there is still a significant protest movement in the capital. haslinda: you were there last week. what is the situation on the ground? ruth: there are long queues for everything from diesel to petrol and cooking gas, shortages of medication, we have had reports in the last week because parents -- the other issue is farmers are not planting crops because there is no extra fertilizer. yvonne: the headline for the column is the great sri lanka fire sale about to begin? do you see signs the government is moving to resolve these issues? ruth: one of the first things the new prime minister said when he was appointed and there were looking to sell sri lankan airlines,

when a student ruth intends near. it's only looking at this footage though, but i understood that she had been teaching me all along to see what had been arrest. ah, the longer i look at these images, the more they have to say they're full of hidden messages. that it took me a lifetime to understand. it was 1988. the last year of communism in poland. nobody in the room knew that in just every year the country would be free. ah, i was 11 years old. the exact same age of my grandmother when she was deported. ah, it was a marriage between the children of 2 polish refugees in the towns that our parents and grandparents were from were no longer in the country, the newborn and according to communist. poland. the people in this room didn't exist, but there they were. forgotten wanderers would sing to me and polish farsi and to healy. they spoke of poland, focus iberia, and they spoke of africa. it was a room with monuments and no one truth or official book to turn to. and through stories told from others the children and gra

so could you. ruth lazy territorial crane leader. she woke across you pay me theme in the cheer stanley categories east and could you root e, we visit they to start with a rubbish just as then you have your quote about religious career construct. see valuable thing in the morning. and so his fossil, the sucrose for sonya gave him in the is a 3 and was wanting to that you would have been in your gut village is kirkwood. wow. break the flu? fly way, kirk, excuse tuple to me to let me get sooner is which is you kept you sick, i give to the debian also teach you a good a lot email now serious was lawyer, but i got the process a bit of that. sure. what would be, what senior brown and methodical when you get time, excuse sure. so that you used to pull those numbers up us down in the cumulative, but there'd be just as quick as good as super grade in europe. what was, what are some of you so you should be but well, there she was looking at buey. she put on solo is possible. but other than what music though, but you did to so cousin and suita

ruth sent us, it is a left wing group named after justice ruth bader ginsburg, and honor to ruth bader ginsburg, and this group is specifically encouraging people to go to the homes of the supreme court justices in virginia and maryland specifically those conservative justices. a statement from ruth sent us said our 6-3 extremist supreme court routinely issues rulings that hurt women, racial minorities, lgbtq+, and immigrant rights. rise up using a diversity of tactics. >> people have become addicted to rage. this is gratuitous, it's not going to be an alteration of the opinion. if anything, justices feel they have to stand their ground with even greater certainty. >> there's a lot of passion, a lot of fear, a lot of sadness from many, many people across this country about what they saw in that leaked document. we obviously want people's privacy to be respected. we want people to protest peacefully if they want to protest. >> right now, anita and john, there appears to be some bipartisan concern on capitol hill because texas republican senator john cornyn and delaware senator, a democr

a group called ruth sent us, a nod to ruth bader ginsberg, members of that group posting the home addresses of those six conservative justices encouraging people to walk by and demonstrate. jen psaki on the job just one more week asked yet again today if the president and white house is okay with demonstrators going to the homes of supreme court justices to protest. here she is earlier on air force one this afternoon. >> the president believes in peaceful protest. he believes that's part of our democracy and part of our history but respects and understands the independence of the third branch of the government. >> make not an example of a peaceful protest. these supporters right now on the screen stood in front of justice sam alito's home thanking for his stance in the draft opinion. two senators, democrat chris coons from delaware and john cornyn of texas came together to introduce a measure in the state that would provide security around the clock for the family of supreme court justices. other members of the senate appear to be on board. late wednesday night, authorities put up the tall

when the blast hit a co in bella. ruth has sentenced a 24 year old russian citizen to 6 years in jail for charges including inciting hatred. sophia of jaga is the girlfriend of blogger, romano, brought a savage who frequently posted information critical of the bell russian government online. a couple was on a flight together. last year, when it was forcibly diverted to bella, ruth and the 2 were arrested tree long as president has declared a state of emergency starting midnight after anti government protest shut down. parts of the country, police fired water cannon and tear gas on protesters rallying against the economic crisis. they want the government to resign. basic needs are in short supply and sri lanka is facing bankruptcy and in madrid to people are dead and several injured after an explosion in an apartment building. it happened on friday in the salamanca district of spain's capital authority. say the blast was lightly caused by a gas leak to the philippines now, where the son of a late dictator, ferdinand marco's is tip to win. next, monday's presidential election, ferdinand

before beth, he met ruth — not her real name — abroad. violence. always violence.orrifying. he started to tell me things that no human such as swimming in a river of blood, eating children's flesh. i had to listen to this every day. he said he would be able to kill me and my daughter too. fearing for her life, she was taken to a refuge. i was psychologically broken. really broken. the women's shelter ordered an ambulance to bring me to the hospital. we found he spent years in britain using her surname to hide his real identity while working for mi5. i think it's not fair. and i'm angry. i'm very hurt. i feel cheated. you can't have trust. there is no justice. the agent threatened to kill and sexually abuse young girls known to both ruth and beth. both women remain traumatised. the government says it will not comment on security or intelligence, but the court order is aimed at protecting national security and avoiding a real and immediate risk to life, safety and privacy. the government took us to the high court, first to try and stop this story ever being broadcast

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we hear about scalia, ruth bader ginsburg the best of friends although ideologically on the oppositeide. whoever leaked this we have to find out who the person is and charge them with a crime. i don't know what the crime would be whether it's some kind of fraud on government property. i heard there is a statute fraud on a government that could improve this kind of act. but i will tell you what is so interesting about this is if they want to gin up the left who was in for alleged bloodbath in november by republicans, there is no better way to do it than with roe v. wade. if you will just indulge me for a minute. i read the decision at length the dobbs decision as well as roe again. roe they say is an exercise of raw judicial power. in other words, it is a supreme court acting as lengths legislative body. understand if this decision is ultimately the decision of the court, it doesn't outlaw abortion. all it says is we are saying it's not a constitutional right. congress can pass a law, so chuck schumer so fired up, pass a law, chuck. every state can pass its own law. they can -- negate

i hadn't realized "ruth sent us" was because of ruth bader ginsburg, even ruth bader ginsburg agreedoe was not grounded in solid. it was vulnerable from the beginning. roe v. wade has been the sick and twisted core of left wing ideology for a long time. you knew this kind of freakout was coming. it's just not going to poem's homes. people's homes. i go to your home sometimes. >> brian: and protest me. >> pete: that's because we are frenemies. in this case they don't know these people and they are showing up. >> rachel: it might not change the outcome in this. it does a lot to degrade our system. when i heard that there were -- you know, threats, potential threats, threatening actions outside of the homes of judges, sounds super third world. go to latin america it happens all the time. judges actually get killed. and as you spoke to it earlier, brian, people go, i'm not going to take that job it's dangerous to my family. not worth it. >> brian: talk to sarah huckabee sanders. told she can't go to certain restaurants. nobody going outside the trump hotel for dinner when they wanted to

some have ended up at an international focus in the netherlands, alongside from bella, ruth and russia. a correspondence that boston has been to see how the show is going on in doughty 15 year old ilya milan golf study in acrobatics at the circus school in kiff until the war broke out. he's now living as a refugee in germany, trying to continue his studies. he sent the videos of his exercises to his coach, was still in keith mania. that was there for that. i really enjoyed going to the circus school and to rehearse the response from the audience made me happy that everything has changed since the start of the war. on my bringing ukrainian lucian and other international artist to gather this dutch circus direct to hope that a long tradition can be continued despite the war. the messages. let us help at one time, the whole world's going to be a circus world because we are to prove that it's possible to work live together with so much different nationalities together. i all gamma who giovanni from bella. ruth performing under so called russian bar with 2 ukranian colleagues. it's one exam

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there's a picture of ruth right there.ted the market store because it was in a predominantly black neighborhood. what do we know from what we'll see from the vice president today? >> reporter: well, we do know she's going to be here along with a number of dignitaries. by the way, this is the second white house visit since the rampage. the first visit came from the president himself and the first lady. they came up and spent some time with the victims, the survivors i should say and their families and talked to them. now, ruth whitfield is the woman who's being memorialized here. she's 86 years old. she was the oldest person who was killed in that rampage. the initial reports were that she had just left visiting her husband at a local nursing home and then ended up at the grocery store just buying some groceries. and that's where she was killed. the vice president flying up from joint base andrews this morning with kirsten gillibrand, the junior new york senator, also the governor of new york. we're also expecting a variety