WBFO Brief

The We Are Women Warriors group has taken on an anti-violence measure in schools. Also, funeral services, the cancellation of Regents exams because of the Tops shootings, and the Adult Victims Act extends the statute of limitation on abuse cases.

Funerals, court cases, and continued relief efforts after the Tops shootings. Also, from Albany an adult version of the Child Victims' Act is almost law now.

Relief for the community and honors and remembrances for the victims of the racist mass shootings on Jefferson Avenue. And talk of gun control in Albany, in its wake

If it's Friday, It's Theater Talk. Also Pharoah at Buffalo Porchfest. But first, more community voices after accused Tops shooter Payton Gendron was indicted. Also, Rev. Al Sharpton , the latest from Albany with Karen DeWitt,

As part of our extensive coverage of President Biden’s visit to the Buffalo shooting scene, hear a victim’s son say “We’re hurt. ..and after all the bells and whistles are gone, we are going to have to deal with this.”

George Floyd's attorney Ben Crump takes up the case of a Buffalo shooting victim, The We Are Women Warriors group remembers shooting victim Kat Massey, Buffalo Schools remembers their dead employees, and a look at the Replacement Theory that has was apparently espoused by the gunman.

Today there is only one story. We have community voices of grief, rage and hope in the wake of Saturday’s racist mass shooting in Buffalo.

Today on Theater Talk, hear Anthony and Peter answer the age old question “Who gets the pain when they do the mambo, who gets the pain when they go urp!” ( Classic lyrics from Damn Yankees, FWIW). Also the NHL’s baby steps toward having a female head coach, backsliding on reforms after the crash of Flt. 3407, and Albany’s discussion of adult abuse survivors.

More today on the battle over crosswalks and street calming- after a blind man in Buffalo was struck by a car in the Elmwood Village. Also hear Dr. Nancy Nielsen MD explain why some people , in some families, don’t catch COVID when others do.