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Game 4: Can the Celtics keep winning on the road?

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Game 4: Can the Celtics keep winning on the road?

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Three inmates accused of killing James ‘Whitey’ Bulger have struck a plea deal

Federal prosecutors notified the court Monday that they reached an agreement with Fotios Geas, Paul Decologero, and Sean McKinnon, and the three would like to plead guilty to murder charges and be sentenced at the same time.

Michael Cohen testifies that Donald Trump urged him to buy Stormy Daniels’s silence. Here’s what he said.
Michael Cohen, Trump’s former lawyer and personal fixer, is by far the Manhattan district attorney’s most important witness in the case.

Tracker: Who has testified in the trial so far?Trump’s GOP allies show up in force as Michael Cohen takes the stand in hush-money trialWhat to know about Michael Cohen’s pivotal testimony in the hush-money trial

‘You literally changed your testimony within your own testimony.’ Canton homeowner aggressively cross-examined at Karen Read trial.
Brian Albert testified about missing a 2 a.m. call from his friend Brian Higgins and a series of calls that took place later that morning after learning of John O’Keefe’s death.

Tracker: Who has testified in the trial so far?

Three men arraigned on gun charges after fatal shooting of 16-year-old at Northborough mansion

The charges came after a 16-year-old Bellingham boy was found dead and several others were injured at a large house party, which drew about 200 people early Sunday morning to home on Howard Street, officials said.

With recommended raise, the Quincy mayor would be one of highest-paid mayors in the US. Residents have questions.

By comparison, New York City Mayor Eric Adams is paid about $258,000 a year, according to the New York Times, and Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s salary last year was $207,000.

Melinda French Gates exits Gates Foundation with $12.5 billion

Canadian wildfires cause air quality alerts in the US. Here’s what that means for the Northeast.

Map: Smoke from Canadian wildfires reaches US. How healthy is the air quality right now?

Blinken delivers some of the strongest US public criticism of Israel’s conduct of the war in Gaza

Misery deepens in Gaza’s Rafah as Israeli troops press operation

boston marathon

2014 Boston Marathon winner Buzunesh Deba finally gets some of her overdue prize money — but not from the BAA

Deba, who was elevated to first after Rita Jeptoo failed a drug test, has a benefactor in a former BC quarterback who was tired of waiting for the BAA to act.

Some US universities consider divestment from Israel; others resist
Just a few years ago, the activist campaign to boycott, divest from, and sanction Israel was a fringe movement dogged by allegations of antisemitism. But the ground is now shifting.

Pro-Palestinian protests divide graduates at Emerson commencementSuspended MIT and Harvard protesters barred from graduation, evicted from campus housing

No, it’s not just you: Boston traffic is a maddening, bewildering, often-dangerous hellscape. And to survive it, you have to understand it.

A new driver’s guide to Boston traffic, from the Alewife Brook Parkway to the Zakim Bridge

Getting behind the wheel in the city for the first time? Here's a breakdown of the major roadways, bridges, and tunnels.

How to find a good mechanic, dentist, or dry cleaner in the Boston area

Taxes are a pain. Here’s how to make them a less expensive pain if you live in Massachusetts.

Deciding where to live? Here’s your Greater Boston Neighborhood Vibe Check™.

New to the Boston area? Here’s the best advice our readers have to share.

Matthew Gilbert | 'SNL' Showdown

Aykroyd vs. Murray. Fey vs. Poehler. Vote in Round 4 of our best ‘SNL’ cast member bracket.

Vote in the Globe’s "SNL" Showdown bracket to help pick the best cast member from the past five decades.

Dana Carvey and David Spade reflect on five decades of ‘Saturday Night Live’Round 3 recap: Tears for Kristen Wiig, cheers for Kate McKinnon

Both Jayson Tatum and Donovan Mitchell scored 33 points in Game 3, but Mitchell is listed as questionable for Game 4.

Celtics at Cavaliers | 7 p.m. (TNT)

Celtics at Cavaliers Game 4 preview: Will Donovan Mitchell play and can Round 2 continue to mirror the first round?

The Cavaliers star appeared hobbled in the fourth quarter of Game 3 and he was listed on Cleveland's injury report as questionable with a left calf sprain.

A screenshot of Keith Gill in a video on his YouTube channel, called "Roaring Kitty."

As ‘Roaring Kitty’ reemerges on social media, meme stocks like GameStop and AMC surge like it’s 2021

Keith Gill, the lead figure behind the stunning market rally of GameStop in 2021, sent the prices of several quirky and volatile stocks sharply higher once more on Monday after resurfacing on X.

At the Dr. Thomas J. Curran Early Childhood Education Center, teacher Emily Hutton, works on a reading lesson with her kindergarten class.

Poll: Most Massachusetts parents think state should require the ‘science of reading’ in classrooms

As a growing number of states pass laws requiring scientifically based reading instruction in schools, most Massachusetts parents think the Bay State should follow suit, according to a new statewide poll of roughly 1,500 parents.

In 2021, Gianna Fratus visited an animal shelter in Attleboro and was attacked by a dog. Three years later, her face is permanently disfigured around her right eye. So far, the shelter operator has offered only $20,000 in compensation.

THE FINE PRINT

A child suffered a vicious dog attack. A 53-year-old law caps her family’s compensation at $20,000.

A Plymouth couple is fighting for their granddaughter but have collided with a legal concept known as “charitable immunity” that protects the shelter operator.

Governor Maura Healey holds a news conference at the Massachusetts State House.

Massachusetts turns to former prison as migrant shelter

As the state struggles to find enough space — and money — to house thousands of newly arrived migrants, Governor Maura Healey is turning to a former prison in Norfolk as an emergency shelter, her administration said this weekend.

Opinion

Former president Donald Trump arrived at his criminal trial for allegedly covering up hush money payments at Manhattan Criminal Court, in New York City, on May 13.

JOAN VENNOCHI

Will Michael Cohen’s testimony matter to jurors?

Even if it does, will they still find Donald Trump guilty of the crime of falsifying business records, with the intent of influencing the 2016 presidential campaign? It’s complicated.

RENÉE GRAHAM

Seven couples, marriage equality, and the fight for a more perfect and inclusive union

IDEAS | MICHELINE MAYNARD

The $100 billion gamble on EV batteries

Alan Wirzbicki

Do jerks on planes deserve lifetime bans?

Marcela García

TikTok fights back

AAPI Heritage Month

Anne Nishimura Morse, the William and Helen Pounds Senior Curator of Japanese Art, sits for a portrait in one of the newly renovated galleries at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

MFA reopens its Arts of Japan galleries after six years of closure

Amy Tan, pictured here in a park near Harvard Square, was recently in Cambridge on a book tour for her latest work, "The Backyard Bird Chronicles."

Amy Tan reflects on her new nonfiction book. ‘Birds were fun ... fiction writing is torment.’

The oxtail pho with bone marrow at Le Madeline in Quincy.

Eight restaurants to eat at for AAPI Heritage Month

Jeannie Salomon speaking at the Cultural Society for Entrepreneurship, Bilingualism, Resources and Inspirations' May 4 AAPI Heritage Month Celebration.

COMMENTARY | JEANNIE SALOMON

This AAPI Heritage Month, it’s time to get serious about teaching AAPI history in Rhode Island

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MATTHEW GILBERT | YOUR TV GPS
This week’s TV: About the new ‘Office,’ Huey Newton goes to Cuba, and ‘Bridgerton’ is back
Peacock has officially picked up Greg Daniels’s new iteration of the mockumentary series, which will feature an entirely new cast working in an entirely different office.

New Hampshire woman found dead after being trapped under a lawn mower

The woman’s body was found in “some type of embankment," police said.

Boston at a Bargain
Free ferry rides, early jazz nights, a lunch bargain, and more
Introducing Boston at a Bargain, your weekly guide to free or discounted entertainment and programming around the city and beyond. This column covers May 13-19.

Actor Steve Buscemi OK after being punched in the face in New York City
The 66-year-old star was assaulted in Manhattan and taken to a nearby hospital with bruising, swelling, and bleeding to his left eye.

MBTA commuter rail workers reach contract agreement, averting strike
The deal heads off a potential strike that threatened to disrupt service for more than 100,000 weekday riders.

Forecast | Dave Epstein
Amazing weather in store through Tuesday
This afternoon in the Boston area, temperatures should reach near 70 degrees in most spots.

Larry Edelman | Trendlines

The state watched from the sidelines as Steward collapsed. Here’s how Beacon Hill could prevent another crisis.

A good place to start discussing remedies is with Alan Sager, a Boston University professor who has spent decades pushing for smarter and more aggressive government oversight of Massachusetts hospitals.

Dr. Cyril Wecht, celebrity pathologist who argued more than 1 shooter killed JFK, dies at 93

Dr. Cyril Wecht has died at age 93 after spending much of his life pressing his view that more than one shooter was involved in President John Kennedy’s 1963 assassination

Group aims to overcome political polarization in N.H. through dialogue

The idea behind New Hampshire Together is to bring together people with differing perspectives on the state’s problems to explore possible solutions

How Black, rural voters in one state could upend the 2024 presidential Electoral College math

North Carolina represents the best state where Biden can go on offense in a state Donald Trump won in 2020. But key to winning is holding the line with rural Black voters in the state.

APPRECIATION | SHERYL JULIAN
Chef Jasper White was at the forefront of America’s renaissance in the kitchen
The restaurateur, who died on May 11, mentored many younger cooks — and his peers.

TV news jobs are rife with noncompete agreements. Banning them could be a boon for journalists.
The change could give workers in broadcast media more flexibility at a time when it is harder than ever to build a sustainable career in media.

Sheriff’s race in Maine county where mass shooting occurred is usually a staid affair, but not this year
The race for Sagadahoc sheriff has become a deeply emotional and divisive topic: candidates faulted for failing to intervene and prevent the mass shooting.

Culture & Lifestyle

John Ehrlich conducts a rehearsal of the Spectrum Singers in Cambridge. Ehrlich is retiring after more than four decades as the group's music director, with a final performance Saturday.

One more show for Spectrum Singers conductor John Ehrlich before he takes his final bow

A group of travelers wait to board a Boston Harbor Islands ferry.

Free ferry rides, early jazz nights, a lunch bargain, and more

The cast of NBC's "Saturday Night Live" posed on the show's set in New York, Sept. 22, 1992. From left, front row; Chris Farley, Al Franken, and Melanie Hutsell. In middle row, from left: Chris Rock, Julia Sweeney, Dana Carvey, and Rob Schneider. In back row, from left: Adam Sandler, David Spade, Ellen Cleghorne, Kevin Nealon, Phil Hartman, and Tim Meadows.

Dana Carvey and David Spade reflect on five decades of ‘Saturday Night Live’

This fall at the Museum of Fine Arts, Anastasia Christophilopolou will begin as George D. and Margo Behrakis Chair, Art of Ancient Greece and Rome.

MFA appoints Anastasia Christophilopoulou as new chair of ancient Greek and Roman art

Special Projects

Ashfield, MA 06/13//2023, At Sanderson Academy, books in a fourth-grade classroom.

Suzanne Kreiter\Globe staff

Lost in a World of Words

Learning to read is the greatest gift a school can give a child. And yet, in Massachusetts, outmoded teaching methods leave thousands of students struggling to gain this critical skill.

Beyond the Gilded Gate

People in and around Boston are being challenged, in ways never before, to address the region's unprecedented housing crisis.

Nightmare in Mission Hill

The story of how a murder in Mission Hill — the Carol Stuart shooting — terrorized and wounded a community of innocent people.

Boston, MA—12/14/2022 - Commuters wait for the T to arrive at Ruggles Station. (Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff)

Boston doesn’t work if the T doesn’t work

With the MBTA engulfed by issues, everyday riders are feeling the pain.

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Opinion, ideas, and commentary

The Tobin Bridge framed Broadway as traffic moved in downtown Chelsea in 2021.

Judith Garcia

Legislature should pass health equity bill

Food is distributed to migrants at the La Colaborativa day shelter in Chelsea on Feb. 22. The shelter opened on February 20, and is currently helping about 200 migrants, mainly refugees from Haiti, build resumes, get work, receive health care.

Kim Janey

Mass. should focus on long-term solutions for homeless families

Former vice president Mike Pence, left, and former national security adviser John Bolton, right, shown with then-president Donald Trump at the White House in 2018, are on the long list of former Trump administration alums who have made it clear that they won’t support Trump again.

SCOT LEHIGH

Readers respond: There are ways to talk to family and friends who support Trump

The author's son, foreground and looking like the cat who got the cream, at Old Trail School's craft fair and bake sale in Bath, Ohio, in March 2016.

IDEAS | LARISSA KOSMOS

Mother of dragons

Cows grazed in a field near the coal-fueled Oak Grove Power Plant on April 29, in Robertson County, Texas. In conjunction with the Biden-Harris administration's attempt to mitigate climate change, the Environmental Protection Agency has finalized new rules that seek to reduce carbon emissions and mercury pollution among businesses and communities.

LETTERS

The politicization of climate change

IDEAS

Blueprints for a new downtown Boston

Metro

Despite concerns, Boston Police Department poised to renew contract for ShotSpotter technology

The technology has become increasingly controversial in recent years — While its proponents say it helps police respond more quickly to shootings, civil rights organizations have raised questions about its accuracy, and expressed concern that its use in neighborhoods of color contributes to over-policing and wrongful arrests in those communities.

‘You literally changed your testimony within your own testimony.’ Canton homeowner aggressively cross-examined at Karen Read trial.

Brian Albert testified about missing a 2 a.m. call from his friend Brian Higgins and a series of calls that took place later that morning after learning of John O’Keefe’s death.

Poll: Most Massachusetts parents think state should require the ‘science of reading’ in classrooms

RI NEWS

‘Appalling failure’: Investigation finds R.I. has ‘routinely’ segregated children with disabilities by institutionalizing them

“I can only characterize this as an appalling failure. Children, particularly teenage girls, rather than receiving the home, foster, or community care that is appropriate for their condition and required by the law — have been warehoused at Bradley Hospital,” said US Attorney Zachary A. Cunha.

Sports

Caitlin Clark has helped bring more attention to women's basketball over the last two years.

WNBA

Your guide to the 2024 WNBA season, from the Aces’ three-peat hopes to Caitlin Clark’s arrival

Clark has brought a ton of eyes to the women's game, but there's plenty more to go over ahead of Tuesday's tip-off.

In a 3-0 week for Nantucket, Bailey Lower registered 20 goals, 14 assists, and 39 draw controls.

EMASS GIRLS' LACROSSE: PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

EMass girls’ lacrosse: A profilic producer for Nantucket, Bailey Lower headlines Players of the Week

In a 3-0 week for the undefeated Whalers, the senior committed to Vanderbilt tallied a total of 20 goals, 14 assists, and 39 draw controls.

EMASS GIRLS' LACROSSE: TOP 20

EMass girls’ lacrosse: Sticking with NDA, Reading, and Central Catholic atop Globe Top 20

Lincoln-Sudbury, a triple-overtime victor over Hingham, is No. 4, and Walpole stays in the No. 5 spot because of its overall resume and head-to-head win over Wellesley.

Rays at Red Sox | 7:10 p.m. (NESN)

Game 41: Rays at Red Sox lineups and notes

red sox

Red Sox prospect Blaze Jordan will miss weeks after fracturing a finger

Business

BOLD TYPES

Jodi Goldstein opens new chapter at the Coop bookstore

Bold Types is our weekly roundup of the movers and shakers on Boston's business scene.

TALKING POINTS

Downbeat mood found among some Mass. residents

Stories you may have missed from the world of business.

Solar storm crashes GPS systems used by some farmers, stalling planting

RI NEWS

‘Appalling failure’: Investigation finds R.I. has ‘routinely’ segregated children with disabilities by institutionalizing them

magazine

From left: Leah Ellis of Sublime Systems, Sarah Hodges of Pillar VC, and Lily Lyman of Underscore VC

Tech Power Players 2024

The Globe’s 2024 Tech Power Players include more women in leadership in the startup scene

MISS CONDUCT

Do I let single guests bring dates to a graduation party?

On Sunday, take part in the the Somerville Bike Pageant.

Your Week Ahead

Five things to do around Boston, May 13-19

Photos of Shelby Hewitt, including her 2023 booking photo (center).

Globe Magazine

Game 4: Can the Celtics keep winning on the road?

Three inmates accused of killing James ‘Whitey’ Bulger have struck a plea deal

Michael Cohen testifies that Donald Trump urged him to buy Stormy Daniels’s silence. Here’s what he said.Michael Cohen, Trump’s former lawyer and personal fixer, is by far the Manhattan district attorney’s most important witness in the case.

Three men arraigned on gun charges after fatal shooting of 16-year-old at Northborough mansion

With recommended raise, the Quincy mayor would be one of highest-paid mayors in the US. Residents have questions.

Melinda French Gates exits Gates Foundation with $12.5 billion

Canadian wildfires cause air quality alerts in the US. Here’s what that means for the Northeast.

Blinken delivers some of the strongest US public criticism of Israel’s conduct of the war in Gaza

2014 Boston Marathon winner Buzunesh Deba finally gets some of her overdue prize money — but not from the BAA

Some US universities consider divestment from Israel; others resistJust a few years ago, the activist campaign to boycott, divest from, and sanction Israel was a fringe movement dogged by allegations of antisemitism. But the ground is now shifting.

A new driver’s guide to Boston traffic, from the Alewife Brook Parkway to the Zakim Bridge

Taxes are a pain. Here’s how to make them a less expensive pain if you live in Massachusetts.

Deciding where to live? Here’s your Greater Boston Neighborhood Vibe Check™.

New to the Boston area? Here’s the best advice our readers have to share.

Aykroyd vs. Murray. Fey vs. Poehler. Vote in Round 4 of our best ‘SNL’ cast member bracket.

Celtics at Cavaliers Game 4 preview: Will Donovan Mitchell play and can Round 2 continue to mirror the first round?

As ‘Roaring Kitty’ reemerges on social media, meme stocks like GameStop and AMC surge like it’s 2021

Poll: Most Massachusetts parents think state should require the ‘science of reading’ in classrooms

A child suffered a vicious dog attack. A 53-year-old law caps her family’s compensation at $20,000.

Massachusetts turns to former prison as migrant shelter

Will Michael Cohen’s testimony matter to jurors?

Seven couples, marriage equality, and the fight for a more perfect and inclusive union

The $100 billion gamble on EV batteries

Do jerks on planes deserve lifetime bans?

TikTok fights back

MFA reopens its Arts of Japan galleries after six years of closure

Amy Tan reflects on her new nonfiction book. ‘Birds were fun ... fiction writing is torment.’

Eight restaurants to eat at for AAPI Heritage Month

This AAPI Heritage Month, it’s time to get serious about teaching AAPI history in Rhode Island

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New Hampshire woman found dead after being trapped under a lawn mower

Boston at a BargainFree ferry rides, early jazz nights, a lunch bargain, and moreIntroducing Boston at a Bargain, your weekly guide to free or discounted entertainment and programming around the city and beyond. This column covers May 13-19.

Actor Steve Buscemi OK after being punched in the face in New York CityThe 66-year-old star was assaulted in Manhattan and taken to a nearby hospital with bruising, swelling, and bleeding to his left eye.

MBTA commuter rail workers reach contract agreement, averting strikeThe deal heads off a potential strike that threatened to disrupt service for more than 100,000 weekday riders.

Forecast | Dave EpsteinAmazing weather in store through TuesdayThis afternoon in the Boston area, temperatures should reach near 70 degrees in most spots.

The state watched from the sidelines as Steward collapsed. Here’s how Beacon Hill could prevent another crisis.

Dr. Cyril Wecht, celebrity pathologist who argued more than 1 shooter killed JFK, dies at 93

Group aims to overcome political polarization in N.H. through dialogue

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APPRECIATION | SHERYL JULIANChef Jasper White was at the forefront of America’s renaissance in the kitchenThe restaurateur, who died on May 11, mentored many younger cooks — and his peers.

TV news jobs are rife with noncompete agreements. Banning them could be a boon for journalists.The change could give workers in broadcast media more flexibility at a time when it is harder than ever to build a sustainable career in media.

Sheriff’s race in Maine county where mass shooting occurred is usually a staid affair, but not this yearThe race for Sagadahoc sheriff has become a deeply emotional and divisive topic: candidates faulted for failing to intervene and prevent the mass shooting.

Culture & Lifestyle

One more show for Spectrum Singers conductor John Ehrlich before he takes his final bow

Free ferry rides, early jazz nights, a lunch bargain, and more

Dana Carvey and David Spade reflect on five decades of ‘Saturday Night Live’

MFA appoints Anastasia Christophilopoulou as new chair of ancient Greek and Roman art

Special Projects

Lost in a World of Words

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Nightmare in Mission Hill

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Opinion, ideas, and commentary

Legislature should pass health equity bill

Mass. should focus on long-term solutions for homeless families

Readers respond: There are ways to talk to family and friends who support Trump

Mother of dragons

The politicization of climate change

Blueprints for a new downtown Boston

Metro

Despite concerns, Boston Police Department poised to renew contract for ShotSpotter technology

‘You literally changed your testimony within your own testimony.’ Canton homeowner aggressively cross-examined at Karen Read trial.

Poll: Most Massachusetts parents think state should require the ‘science of reading’ in classrooms

‘Appalling failure’: Investigation finds R.I. has ‘routinely’ segregated children with disabilities by institutionalizing them

Sports

Your guide to the 2024 WNBA season, from the Aces’ three-peat hopes to Caitlin Clark’s arrival

EMass girls’ lacrosse: A profilic producer for Nantucket, Bailey Lower headlines Players of the Week

EMass girls’ lacrosse: Sticking with NDA, Reading, and Central Catholic atop Globe Top 20

Game 41: Rays at Red Sox lineups and notes

Red Sox prospect Blaze Jordan will miss weeks after fracturing a finger

Business

Jodi Goldstein opens new chapter at the Coop bookstore

Downbeat mood found among some Mass. residents

Solar storm crashes GPS systems used by some farmers, stalling planting

‘Appalling failure’: Investigation finds R.I. has ‘routinely’ segregated children with disabilities by institutionalizing them

The Globe’s 2024 Tech Power Players include more women in leadership in the startup scene

Do I let single guests bring dates to a graduation party?

Five things to do around Boston, May 13-19

Michael Cohen testifies that Donald Trump urged him to buy Stormy Daniels’s silence. Here’s what he said.
Michael Cohen, Trump’s former lawyer and personal fixer, is by far the Manhattan district attorney’s most important witness in the case.

Some US universities consider divestment from Israel; others resist
Just a few years ago, the activist campaign to boycott, divest from, and sanction Israel was a fringe movement dogged by allegations of antisemitism. But the ground is now shifting.

Boston at a Bargain
Free ferry rides, early jazz nights, a lunch bargain, and more
Introducing Boston at a Bargain, your weekly guide to free or discounted entertainment and programming around the city and beyond. This column covers May 13-19.

Actor Steve Buscemi OK after being punched in the face in New York City
The 66-year-old star was assaulted in Manhattan and taken to a nearby hospital with bruising, swelling, and bleeding to his left eye.

MBTA commuter rail workers reach contract agreement, averting strike
The deal heads off a potential strike that threatened to disrupt service for more than 100,000 weekday riders.

Forecast | Dave Epstein
Amazing weather in store through Tuesday
This afternoon in the Boston area, temperatures should reach near 70 degrees in most spots.

APPRECIATION | SHERYL JULIAN
Chef Jasper White was at the forefront of America’s renaissance in the kitchen
The restaurateur, who died on May 11, mentored many younger cooks — and his peers.

TV news jobs are rife with noncompete agreements. Banning them could be a boon for journalists.
The change could give workers in broadcast media more flexibility at a time when it is harder than ever to build a sustainable career in media.

Sheriff’s race in Maine county where mass shooting occurred is usually a staid affair, but not this year
The race for Sagadahoc sheriff has become a deeply emotional and divisive topic: candidates faulted for failing to intervene and prevent the mass shooting.