We understand in choosing one charity over another, there's always going to be the fact that we made a choice. The only reason I think that we did that here is because we had the precedent of doing it and the Red Cross are first responders.

When we're in an emergency situation, such as we were, retailers have the obligation not to increase their prices to the general public over what wholesalers are charging them. In an emergency situation, they shouldn't take advantage of that situation in order to increase their margins.

I've told (his son) that he doesn't owe me anything in his choice of schools, but he owes it to himself to give this school a look.

I don't want my son to fight and duck bullets. I want a choice where I live.

The house is in a trust which will be given to charity. As much as I would like to help, I have no say in where that money will go.

It really should be your choice about who you want to know what information about you.