In with spanish hymns. And the heartbreak of an entire community. All the songs that were there really gave you a little punch in the heart. I have grandchildren. Its terrible. Its terrible. Inside the church, a standing room only crowd came to pay their respects and find peace with andys death last week. I think that maybe being here in church might consolidate you for a few minutes, but then the nightmare will never go away. Many at the mass knew the teen. They took away one of my friends from his parents and from my life. For others, andys face was a stranger in the crowd. Until his death. Now, the 13yearold, a symbol of violence hitting too close to home. Its heart wrenching. Its very heart wrenching, having seeing the mother. I cannot fathom what shes going through. Long after andy was taken back to the funeral home and his family left to mourn in private, the crowd stayed, offering prayers for a child who could have been their own. We all want to believe hes in a better place, th
Good evening, the news hit around breakfast time as americans are sitting down in front of a plate of bacon or sausage. The alarming warning from the World Health Organization Cancer Research arm that goes like this processed meats cause cancer and red meat probably does too. Of course, the potential risk of processed meat has been suggested before but never in such blunt terms. And in our meat loving country this is causing a stir among worried consumers and meat producers. Nbcs Anne Thompson lays it out for us. Reporter they have the sizzle so many people love. Bacon, sausage, the all american hot dog. Today part of the processed meat labelled cancer causers by an agency of the World Health Organization. The same group said red meat, beef, lamb and pork are probably carcinogens. The risk, cole ore Colorectal Cancer. Underscoring what the American Cancer Society said it has been recommending for more than a decade. Limiting the consumption is really important. Because the risk increas