 when he didn't smile and was looking serious he was hot.

Chance opened the broadcast with his standard, "Good morning Richmond and surrounding areas," and got right down to business. He reported that the south side of Richmond had become a war zone. Things had gotten so bad that police and gang members were banding together to shoot at the zombies instead of each other.

Chance didn't say so, but local councilman and civil rights activist Johnny Jefferson said things were so bad on the South Side because the city didn't bother confiscating all bovine food products in the inner city until it was too late. He called the Zombie outbreak a genocidal plot cooked up by either the CIA or the Republican Party.

Janie didn't know about any plots, but she couldn't argue about the confiscation sequence. After the police and fire department seized all the beef and cow's milk products from the supermarkets in her suburban neighborhood her next door neighbor Margaret went to the South Side—as dangerous as it was—to buy milk. Margaret and her family were gone now. Who knew Margaret's husband Tim had an M-16 he'd squirreled away from his days in the Army? When Margaret and her children changed Tim went Rambo on them. Then he turned the gun on himself.

On the news, video footage from the previous night showed people running in the streets, screaming as if Godzilla was a block behind them and coming fast. Houses and stores were on fire. _Why were they on fire?_ Janie wondered. _What was the point of that?_ And of course, the worst of the citizenry were taking advantage of the turmoil by looting.

Chance came back on camera, shaking his head gravely as if it all was just too shockingly incredible, as if he hadn't been reporting almost the same events every day for the past week.

Yeah, we know, Chance. Things are getting worse out there.

Chance pressed a finger to his earpiece and frowned as if he were just receiving some amazing breaking news. Janie hoped he was going to announce that it was okay to eat dairy and beef again.

Chance face turned solemn, then he nodded as if whatever was about to happen met his approval. He fixed his steely gaze on the camera and announced to the viewing audience that in just a minute the Chief of Police was going to hold a brief press conference on the steps of City Hall
when he didn't smile and was looking serious he was hot. 

 Chance opened the broadcast with his criterion, " beneficial morning Richmond and surrounding area, " and become right down to business. He report that the south english of Richmond had become a war zone. Things had get so bad that police and crowd members were banding together to shoot at the automaton instead of each early. 

 Chance didn't say therefore, but local councilman and civil right activist Johnny Jefferson said things were indeed bad on the South Side because the city didn't bother confiscating all bovine food products in the inside city until it was too former. He called the Zombie outbreak a genocidal plot cooked up by either the CIA or the Republican Party. 

 Janie didn't know about any plot, but she couldn't argue about the confiscation sequence. After the police and fire department seized all the beef and cow's milk products from the supermarkets in her suburban neighborhood her next door neighbor Margaret went to the South Side — as dangerous as it was — to buy milk. Margaret and her family were gone now. Who knew Margaret's husband Tim had an M-16 he'd squirreled aside from his days in the Army? When Margaret and her children transfer Tim go Rambo on them. Then he turned the gun on himself. 

 On the news, video recording footage from the previous night showed people run in the streets, screaming as if Godzilla was a block behind them and coming fast. Houses and stores were on fire. _ Why were they on fire? _ Janie wondered. _ What was the point of that? _ And of course, the bad of the citizenry were consider advantage of the turmoil by looting. 

 Chance came back on camera, shaking his pass gravely as if it all was just too shockingly incredible, as if he hadn't been report almost the same events every day for the past workweek. 

 Yeah, we know, Chance. Things are getting worse out there. 

 Chance crusade a finger to his earpiece and frown as if he were just receiving some amazing breaking news. Janie hop he was going to announce that it was okay to eat dairy and beef again. 

 Chance face call on solemn, then he nodded as if whatever was about to happen met his approval. He fixed his steely gaze on the camera and announced to the see audience that in just a moment the Chief of Police was going to hold a brief press conference on the steps of City Hall
 whfn he didn't smile and war looking serioos he wav hot.

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Chance came baxk on camera, shskivg rid iead dsavely as if it xll eas jjst too shogkivgly incredible, as if he hadh't been reporting sliost the same evqnts every dau for the past ween.

Yeah, we know, Chwnce. Things are getting worse kut there.

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ChAnCe opEned The broadcast wiTH his Standard, "Good morning RicHmond AnD SurrOUnDing aReas," and GOt RIGht DoWn To bUsINeSs. He rEpoRted thaT the south sIde Of richmond had bECoMe a war zone. thiNgs had gotten So bAd that PoLicE And gaNg mEmberS were bANding tOgether to ShOOt at thE Zombies INStEad oF each other.

Chance dIDn'T Say so, but local cOuncilMaN AnD CIviL riGhts activiSt johnnY jeffersON sAID ThiNGs were so bad on The South SidE BecAuse thE cIty DIdn't boTher cOnFIscAting all bovIne fOod producTs in thE Inner ciTY until iT was toO laTe. HE calLEd ThE ZoMbIE ouTBrEak A GenOcidal plOt CoOked uP by eITHER the cIA Or thE RepuBlican Party.

JaNie Didn'T KnoW abouT any pLots, BuT she cOuldn't Argue AbOut the confiscatIon sEquence. AfTer ThE poLiCe and FIre depArtMenT seized All the bEEf aNd COW'S mIlk products from the SuPERmArkets in Her subURbAn NEighborhOoD heR nexT DOor neIghbOR MArgaret wEnt to tHE SOuTh Side—aS dAngeroUs As iT waS—to buY Milk. margarEt and her FamilY Were gone now. Who KNew Margaret's hUSbAND TIM had An M-16 He'd squirrelEd awAY froM his DAyS in THe ArmY? When maRGaREt and her children chaNgEd Tim wEnt RaMbo on them. Then He turned thE GUN on himseLf.

On THe NEws, video footagE from The previouS Night shoWed peOple runnIng in the sTREets, screAmiNg aS if godZILlA was a block behIND theM aNd cominG faSt. HouseS anD stOreS weRe On fire. _Why Were they On FiRe?_ jaNie WondeREd. _What waS tHe pOiNt oF that?_ aNd of coUrse, tHe woRsT oF The CitizenRY wERE takInG aDvanTagE oF the tUrmoIL by Looting.

chance camE baCK on cAmErA, shakinG his head graveLy As if it all wAs JusT too shOCKingly inCredible, as if he hadn't been REportinG alMost tHe saMe events eVerY day foR thE Past weEk.

Yeah, We knoW, CHanCE. thingS ARe GetTiNg worse out THEre.

chancE pRessEd a fingEr to his earpiece and FRowNed as if he were JusT recEIViNg sOMe AMazInG BreAKIng news. Janie hopEd he was goiNg TO aNnounce thaT It wAs Okay to eAt dairy And beEF again.

CHance face Turned solEmN, theN HE noDded as if whAtever waS about to hAPpen mET hIs appRovAl. He fiXeD hiS steeLy gaze ON thE cameRa and aNnOunced To the ViEwing audIence that in just a minute tHe ChieF of PoLicE was going To hOLd a Brief presS conFerence on tHe sTepS of CiTy HALl
 when he didn't smile andwas lookin g ser iou s h ewashot. 

Chance opene d  the  broadcast with his st andar d, "Goo d  m ornin g Richm o nd a ndsu rr oun di n gareas ,"and got  right dow n t obusiness. He re ported tha t t he south sid e o f Rich mo ndh ad be com e a w ar zon e . Thin gs had go tt e n so b a d thatp o li ce a nd gang members w e re banding togeth er tosh o ot a t t hezombies in st ead o f  each o t he r . 
Ch a nce didn't sa y so, but l o cal  counc il man and ci vil r ig h tsactivist Jo hnny  Jefferso n said thingsw ere sobad on  th e S outh Si de  be ca u set he  ci t y d idn't bo th er  conf isca t i n g  all  bo vine  food  products inthe  inn e r c ity u ntilit w as  toolate.He ca ll ed the Zombie o utbr eak a gen oci da l p lo t coo k ed upbyeit her the  CIA or the  R e p u bl ican Party.

Janie  d i d n' t know a bout a n ypl o ts, butsh e c ould n ' t arg ue a b ou t the co nfisca t io nsequenc e.  After  t hepol ice a n d fi re dep artmentseize d  all the beefa nd cow's milk pr o d uc t s fr omthe superma rket s  inhers ub urb a n nei ghbor ho o dh er next door neighb or  Marga ret w ent to the So uth Side—a s d angerous  asi tw as—to buy milk . Mar garet andh er famil y wer e gone n ow. Who k n e w Margar et' s h usb and T im  had an M-16h e 'd s qu irreled  aw ay from  hi s d ays  in  t he Army?When Mar ga re tan d h er ch i ldren ch an ged  T imwentR ambo o n the m. T he nh e t urned t h eg u n on  h im self .
On  thenews ,  vi deo foo tage from  th e  pre vi ou s night  showed peopl erunning in  t hestreet s ,  screami ng as if Godzilla was a block b ehi nd th em a nd coming  fa st. Ho use s  and s toreswereon  fi r e . _Wh y we reth ey on fire ? _  Ja nie w on dere d. _Wha t was the point of tha t?_ And of co urs e, t h e  w ors t  o f  th ec iti z e nry were taking  advantage  o f  t he turmoil bylo oting.
Chance  came back on  camera,shaking h is  hea d gra vely as if  it allwas justt oo sh o ck ingly  in credib le , a s ifhe had n 'tbeenreport in g almo st th esame eve nts every day for the p ast we ek.
Yea h, we kno w,C han ce. Thing s ar e gettingwor seout t her e .

Ch ance pr ess e d a f inge r  to his e a rp iec e an d frowned a s i f h e wer e j u st rec eivi ng some amazing b r eaking news. J anie h ope d h e  was  g oing to announ ceth a t  it wasok ay to eat d airy and  b e ef ag ain.
Chance  face t u r ne d  solem n, t hen  he nodde d a si f whate ve rw as abo ut t ohappen  met h i s ap p r oval. He fixed h is st e e ly ga z e o n the  c amera a n d an nounced to  the viewin g audi ence  that  in jus ta minu teth e Chief of Police wa s goi ng to h ol d abri ef pre ss c o n feren ce o nthe  steps of C it y  H al l 
 when_he didn't_smile and was looking_serious he_was_hot.

Chance opened_the_broadcast with his_standard, "Good morning_Richmond and surrounding areas,"_and got right_down_to business. He reported that the south side of Richmond had become a war_zone._Things had_gotten_so_bad that police and gang_members were banding together to_shoot at_the zombies instead of each other.

Chance didn't say_so,_but local councilman_and civil rights activist Johnny Jefferson said things were_so bad on the South Side_because the city_didn't_bother_confiscating all bovine food_products in the inner city until_it was too late. He called_the Zombie outbreak a genocidal plot cooked_up by either the CIA or_the Republican Party.

Janie didn't know_about any_plots, but she couldn't argue_about the confiscation_sequence. After_the police and_fire department seized all the beef_and cow's milk_products from the supermarkets in her_suburban_neighborhood her next_door_neighbor_Margaret went_to the South_Side—as_dangerous as_it_was—to buy milk. Margaret and her_family_were gone now. Who knew Margaret's husband_Tim had an M-16_he'd_squirreled away from his_days in the Army? When_Margaret and her children changed Tim_went Rambo_on them._Then he turned the gun on himself.

On the news, video footage_from the previous night showed people_running in the streets,_screaming as_if_Godzilla was a_block_behind them_and coming fast. Houses and stores were_on fire.__Why were they on fire?_ Janie_wondered. _What was the_point_of that?_ And of course, the_worst of the citizenry were taking_advantage of the turmoil by_looting.

Chance_came_back on camera, shaking his_head gravely as if it all_was just too_shockingly incredible, as if he hadn't been_reporting_almost the same events every day_for_the past week.

Yeah, we know, Chance._Things_are_getting worse out there.

Chance pressed_a finger to his earpiece and_frowned as if he were just receiving some amazing_breaking news. Janie_hoped he was going to_announce_that_it was okay to eat dairy and beef again.

Chance face_turned solemn,_then he nodded_as if whatever was about to happen met his approval._He fixed his steely gaze on the_camera and announced to the viewing audience that in just a_minute the Chief of Police was going to_hold a brief press conference on the_steps of City Hall