who care so much about what we do, you can t help but care about it more. it s kind of a responsibility that dedication. on the other hand, it s an automatic response to want to live up to us. that forces us to feel that each show is the last one we re going do. and the audience senses that. it s a salute, really, what we feel they give us and we re inspired by what we give them. with the fans, what do you think is the magic that allows to you do is that. is that because you and alex were friends and grew up together? there can t be factions forming, if somebody has a bad night, we all have a bad night. we feel an equal basis that way. there s no competition about it. but the strange truth is we like each other, for some
right now. it s beginning to clear out just a little bit. south florida and the carolinas have been pounded by the remnants of tropical storm nicole. another major system out there as well. a foot and a half of rain and counting in some areas. rob marciano here in atlanta tracking the storm. it s just bad, bad, bad. it is, john. it s a combination of everything left over, nicole and the storm system on the east coast, that combination means tropical moisture as far such as the baham bahamas. we have the tornado effect and watch. from southern parts of south carolina all the way to the delmarva. we do have a tornado warning earlier for parts of another norfolk and virginia beach. we re seeing a tremendous amount of moisture coming through here. also, winds are gusting 20, 25, 30 miles an hour.
world they keep going. yeah, we flew them again. once you get over the fact that we re still hanging around each other after 40 years, it s pretty amazing. and still have an audience that we can say we ll go out and tour. and we look at the audience and say, why are these people here. that s when we re fooling them. why do you think they are here so many years later? i don t know. it s a humble way to answer that question. it s amazing. i think it s a combination of things that have happened over the last few years have kind of reignited rush fans. and i think that obviously, this documentary that came out this year which seems to be very popular has brought renewed interest in this. and our hard core fans are always here. and i think a combination of things. we look out and see people
prevent crime, to understand why crime happens, we need to understand the other party in the exchange as well. the victim. not to say at all that the victim is causing the crime to happen, but just to understand who they re most likely to be and what we can do to intervene to prevent a crime from happening. so the way that that s being the way that s being applied go ahead, john. go ahead. the way that s being applied in chicago is that the head of schools there, ron huberman, head of the chicago public schools, he studied the several hundred students who were shot over the last few years. it s more than 1,000, actually. to create kind of a profile, like a prediction model, a statistical prediction model that would allow him to identify those students who are in school now, who are most likely to be shot. and then he is directing his program towards them.