Five days after a mass shooting at Brown University left two students dead and nine others

injured, authorities have not yet identified a suspect and the shooter remains at large.

Providence Mayor Brett Smiley acknowledged that many in the city remain restless and eager

for an arrest.

Yesterday the FBI released these images of a person of interest seen in the area moments before the attack.

Today, Providence Police released these photos asking for the public's help to identify a man they say was in proximity of the person of interest.

For one family, this shooting was a harrowing reminder of another traumatic incident, the attempted assassination of Louisville

Mayor Craig Greenberg in 2022. The mayor's youngest son, Ben Greenberg, is a junior at Brown University,

and both join me now. Gentlemen, welcome to the show. Thank you so much for joining us.

Thank you. I pleasure to be here. So, Ben, I want to begin with you. It's my understanding.

Your apartment at Brown is across the street from where the shooting unfolded.

Just tell us how and when you realized what was unfolding and what you and your friends did when

you realized that. Yeah, so I live across the street from Barrison Hawley.

In a house, it's a two-unit house, but it's essentially a house.

So I just got back from the gym and I was in my room.

And my friend texts me, he's like, what are all these sirens doing?

He makes a joke about like what's going on, like just not knowing it's

anything serious. And we come, we get a DPS notification from Brown saying there's an active

shooter and all of my friends go to my roommate's room. We barricade ourselves in the room

because we have a back door to the other

unit that doesn't lock. And we didn't know really anything at the time and we're all pretty

stressed if maybe the shooter could have theoretically gone in. So we barricade ourselves in a room

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