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Steve Upson: “It was just one of the go-to bands, like the Rolling Stones and The Who. You just put it in your repertoire of being there.” Tammy Hart Fales: “The Who, the beat, the words, just kind of got to me. And I still listen to The Who. I go to their concerts when I can. It’s just been with me for forever. It’s the words. It’s what they’re saying, it’s what they are talking about.”Mike Simkin: “They’re coming to Cincinnati, and the second we heard about it, we were just beyond excited.” Matt Wergers: “Back in those days we’d camp. We got there at noon on show day to get ready to go for the concert that was later on that evening.”Mike Simkin: “And once we had those tickets, it was like gold. I felt like putting it in a safety deposit box. It was really … the anticipation was amazing.” Tickets sold out weeks in advance for apiece. The arena held more than 18,000 people. Lines formed outside hours before the show was slated to start at 8 p.m. Concert Day And The Excitement Peaks Anne Votaw, Stephan Preston’s mother: “Stephan was in the middle of braces. He had an orthodontic appointment the morning of The Who.“I said, ‘I want you to attend your appointment tomorrow morning.’“And he said, ‘I’m not going.’ “And I said, ‘What do you mean you’re not going?'“And he said, ‘Because I want to be first for the festival seating at The Who concert.’ “And that was the last time I talked to him. He was (adamant) about going. He wanted to be first in line. He wanted to be first in line by the door.” 1520

Some people have taken matters into their own hands and resorted to looting."This (storm) hit so hard and so fast that the different aspects of human nature is going to come out, and people are going to do anything to survive," Panama City resident Christopher Donahue told CNN affiliate WEAR-TV.Panama City Fire Department Division Chief Scott Flitcraft told CNN that within three or four hours of the storm's impact, many dollar stores and convenience stores in the area were looted.Authorities were also investigating reports of a fatal shooting in Panama City, WEAR reported.Others in the city are trying to retain a sense of normalcy.Hiland Park Baptist Church in Panama City sustained some damage in the storm, so the church held its Sunday morning service outside."For the last couple of days I've just been walking down the streets, going from house to house," Senior Pastor Steven Kyle told CNN. "And one of the first things that everybody has said is, 'Are we going to have church? Can we have church?'""They just wanted the community," he said. 1065

Solid Rock Church — a megachurch known for their large statue of Jesus that can be seen from the nearby interstate — addressed criticism of their decision to hold services on their Facebook page."As Christians, we are charged by Jesus Christ to obey the laws of our land. Therefore, if the laws of our nation should ever change with respect to our First Amendment right to assemble, thereby restricting us from having our church doors open, we will willingly comply," the statement read. "If there has ever been a time in the history of our world when we all need God's help, it is now. For that reason, we believe that the doors of Solid Rock Church should remain open. 670

Sorrento Valley Road, a thoroughfare for businesses, was shut down at Carmel Mountain Road due to the break.Police stopped westbound traffic on Carmel Mountain Road, and traffic in the area near Torrey View Court was shut down due to flooding.Crews estimated their repairs would last until Thursday morning. 307

Staffers at the Kernel say they were denied access Monday over a week after they applied for media credentials.No reason was given for the denial, the paper reports.The Kentucky Kernel recently won a national Pacemaker award for journalism, so the paper's adviser says he is baffled."It's a shame that the Trump campaign does not take the Kentucky Kernel seriously, since we literally found this out while coming back from winning a national Pacemaker award for journalistic excellence," Adviser Ryan Craig said. The Transy Rambler was also denied media access to cover the rally. A tweet said staffers received an email from Trump's Press Office over the weekend, rejecting the credentials for two student editors. As with the Kentucky Kernel, they say no reason was given for the denial. 790

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