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CBS San Francisco
April 4, 2022
As Golden State coach Steve Kerr stood for a moment of silence before Sunday night's tip-off of the Warriors-Sacramento Kings game, he knew in his heart and mind more needed to be done hours after a deadly salvo of gunfire claimed nine lives and wounded 12 others in the streets near the Golden 1 Center.
Kerr has lived with the devastating impact gun violence can take on a family. His father, Malcolm, was gunned down by an assassin while serving as president of the American University of Beirut in 1984.
"We'll have a moment of silence before the game," he said in a pre-game news conference. "It's the right thing to do, to have a moment of silence. But I'll be honest, it's probably the ninth or 10th moment of silence that I will have experienced as coach of the Warriors when we mourn people who have died in mass shootings."
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