President Biden visits Black community in mourning over supermarket shooting
President Biden visited a Black community in mourning over a racially motivated supermarket shooting in Buffalo. In remarks, Mr. Biden said the nation must not remain silent in the face of racist conspiracy theories as doing so is "complicity." Jericka Duncan has more.
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