strohmier this morning, good morning. hey, guys, the funeral services for the officer alex will start at 11:00 but people can show up here around 9:30 or so and as you said, both of them promoted to sergeant and lieutenant respectively, was born in bristol for eight years, and people who knew them remembered them. he was extremely likable any time he walked into a room. i immediately smiled and would approach him and shake his hand and say, good to see you again. fun-loving good guy. it is a tough day and impossible to put into words. that is what you do going the right direction. every time an officer or trooper dies in the lineup duty in connecticut they are names are permanently memorialized. i think it is necessary to have their names put on the wall as soon as possible and see their loved ones name. i just hope it gives them a sense of peace a and closure but we have to add two more names and we hope this is the last two. and a local restaurant owner, she
Want words is potential senator from pennsylvania, giselle. here is what she set about trying to prevent her husband from talking. listen. mr. fetterman, were you satisfied with the progress of the bridge? we are not doing interviews. we are here to celebrate. can i just jump in and try to underscore the insanity of what that means? this is a fetterman rally. these people are doing a fetterman rally and fetterman did not speak yesterday. can you imagine that? if i take you to arrowsmith but we are not playing tonight. you are seeing it. what do you mean? you are going to miss a thing, he s not singing. carley: apparently, they were five migrants living in new york city, tenant city mayor adam set up. it was built to house 500 people