Guns fired, a mechanical trumpet blared taps, and a folded flag was presented to Craig’s wife, all under a gray, cloudy sky.

For weeks, Emily had been driving to the Minneapolis VA Medical Center to visit her dad. “It felt like the two-and-a-half months that he was in the hospital, we never saw sun,” Emily said.

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The truck had been removed from the theater by 11 a.m., but shattered glass and wood littered the sidewalk outside.

The airport's chief executive says all 80 people on board survived and those hurt had relatively minor injuries.