Two months after 10 people were fatally shot at a Supermarket in an alleged racist attack, the gates were taken down around Tops in Buffalo, New York, and the store reopened to the public. Employees have been working hard to get to this day, but it hasn’t been easy, but their work is greatly appreciated by many. The store was renovated and security upgrades were made. A tribute now stands to honor the lives lost in the mass shooting. Inside Edition Digital’s Mara Montalbano has more.