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my son actually attends scad which is why we kind of knew savannah to begin with. and we thought well, we'll just follow him down to savannah because that's what every kid wants. i imagine just to follow them wherever they are. so i wrote this book as my son was graduating from high school. and it began. in and well, i'll backtrack i am a comedian. i mean, i that's sort of how i make my living and this book is not a funny book. it's got jokes in it. and i like to think i'm just naturally charming, but the book is as it says in the subtitle mostly serious. and it came about because if i go all the way back to its origins as i mentioned i was living in the wilds of kinetic it and one day one my son was in fifth grade. i think my daughter was in third. i was on twitter. and on twitter it said that there had been gunshots at the school right in the town next over called sandy hook elementary school. and at first i sort of thought well, that's that does that certainly doesn't sound good and but there's nothing on the news. so maybe it's just a little mishap something te

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and people crying and they're scad , and people thought it might be fireworks. and we're like those those were gunshots that i moved myself way over to the corner behind a pole. because i wasn't sure if it was going to continue or not. authorities have identified the men killed as 31 year old gregg grimes of sacramento. no word yet on a possible motive for the shooting. that happened in the same area where six people were killed in a shootout between rival gang members back in early april. the city of akron, ohio, is now imposed an overnight curfew following the release of bodycam footage of a deadly police shooting of an unarmed black man. the video shows police firing more than 90 rounds of 25 year old jalen walker a week ago. officers had pulled him over for an unspecified traffic violation. they say walker drove off. officers say that walker then fired a single shot from his car . during the brief chase that followed. akron's police chief says it appeared to officers that walker was reaching for his waistband after he got out of his car. in the still photos.