1:25:01
Today will be an emotional day
and has been already,
1:25:03
remembering little Kayla.
1:25:05
Jeff Ross, Fox-2 News.
1:25:10
- Nice job.
1:25:13
- Yeah, Michelle, we're having
technical problems, okay?
1:25:16
Well, don't talk to me about it,
call our sat truck.
1:25:19
I need a haircut, man.
1:25:21
I'm a pig. A rug.
1:25:24
Here we go.
1:25:31
Some too choked up
even to speak about it.
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There's a memorial service
scheduled here
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for seven o'clock tonight.
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We're live in Flint, Michigan,
this afternoon.
1:25:39
Jeff Ross, Q-13 Reports.
1:25:45
Thank you.
- Thank you.
1:25:47
- Want some hairspray?
1:25:49
- I kind of need it, don't I?
- Yeah, you do,
1:25:51
- I got some...
1:25:52
- I have some. I just didn't put
it in. I didn't have a chance.
1:25:54
I have hurricane-proof hairspray.
1:25:56
This man prayed for Kayla
then let the balloon go.
1:26:00
I say we have
the colour picture,
1:26:02
not the black-and-white.
1:26:03
Plenty of media here
that covered Columbine.
1:26:05
You know, there are
some networks, especially,
1:26:08
that go from, unfortunately,
tragedy to tragedy.
1:26:11
And, uh, I feel bad for them.
Because that's all they see...
1:26:16
The tragedies.
1:26:18
We're just trying
to crunch right now
1:26:22
for the five and the six.
1:26:24
Today, we're feeding
CNN and Fox, so...
1:26:28
- The national media had never
visited Buell Elementary,
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or the Beecher school district
in which it sat,
1:26:35
or this part of Flint
ever before.
1:26:38
And few, if any, of these
reporters bothered to visit it
1:26:41
even when they were here now.
1:26:43
If they had ventured just
a block away from the school
1:26:47
or the funeral home,
they might have seen
1:26:49
a different kind of tragedy
that, perhaps, would contain
1:26:51
some answers as to why
this little girl was dead.
1:26:57
For over 20 years,
this impoverished area,
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in the hometown