
Biden will travel to Buffalo on Tuesday following mass shooting, official says
CNN
President Joe Biden will travel to Buffalo, New York, on Tuesday to meet with the families of victims after a racially motivated mass shooting Saturday at a grocery store left 10 people dead, a White House official says.
Biden told reporters earlier Sunday he had "not yet" spoken with victims' families and was "trying to work out the schedule" to make a trip to the area. He also spoke by phone with Democratic New York Gov. Kathy Hochul on Sunday.
Biden expressed condolences for the families during remarks Sunday at the National Peace Officers Memorial Service and said he was receiving regular briefings from his team.

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