well, there s so much more ahead on the shooting spree in arizona. we re hearing from people who know the victims as we wait for this man who committed these acts to appear before a judge this afternoon, minutes from now, so that the process of distributing justice in this case can begin.
word of the gettysburg address. you know, that kind of approach to life is special. gabe is special. 79-year-old phyllis schneck a homemaker, a mom, who cataloged the family s collection of national geographic magazines under the dewey decimal system so her kids could better research school reports, a volunteer at her church, and a great cook. her thanksgiving turkeys were legendary in the family. judge john roll, an even-tempered jurist who colleagues said had an encyclopedic knowledge of the law. he received death threats in 2009 and given extra security after hearing a suit filed by illegal immigrants in the case of a rancher who had made citizen arrests. judge roll was described as a courteous man who remembered your name and spouse s name. he leaves behind a wife, three children and five grandchildren. shep, just unbelievable loss of
a live look coming from tucson. that is the courthouse where i m told that the suspect in this case is seen on the right-hand side of the screen, will face a judge for the first time about 45 minutes from now. as we get it, we ll have live coverage on fox news channel. three days after the deadly shooting spree two days ago one witness still can t shake the image of the dead and wounded lying on the ground of that parking lot. it all happened in a matter of seconds, they all tell us, and in the middle of the chaos that followed a small group of strangers came together to try to stop that massacre. we spoke with two of them this weekend on fox report. i looked up just as the shooter was shooting congressman giffords in the head. there was people around basically at point-blank range, and he was shooting and shooting, probably 15-20 rounds. the whole thing transpired in
it s the bottom of the hour. now the top of the news on studio b, a look at the two of the six victims in the tragedy in tucson, from the people who knew them best, family and friends. 79-year-old phyllis schneck was the oldest of those that died. she was a homemaker for much of her life and leaves behind three children, seven grandchildren and 2-year-old great-grandchild. and arizona s chief federal district judge john roll, whom we re told was a dedicated family man and highly respected member of the community. with us now the daughter of phyllis shneck and former arizona state board president dee dee simmons, a friend of judge roll. thank you for both being here. our condolences to you and everybody there. thank you. thank you. ms. salmon, it s my understanding well, i know you were close to judge roll. is that right? i was a friend of his.
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