right now on "america this morning," what went wrong? the department of justice now weighing in on the elementary school shooting in uvalde, texas. opening a review to the police response. new details about the chaos and confusion surrounding the decision to enter the school. residents chanting do something to president biden on his visit to uvalde, texas. while in washington, may be some common ground when it comes to gun legislation. holiday travel chaos. hundreds of flights cancelled over memorial day weekend, as gas prices hit a new record. the new predictions about fuel prices going even higher. breaking overnight, the wreckage of a plane missing

since sunday morning has been found. what we're learning about the 22 people onboard. plus, new concern about strawberries and the possible link to the outbreak of hepatitis-a. across the pond, the queen's platinum jubilee. will ganss is at the biggest celebration in the world. and "maverick" soaring to new heights at the box office. >> just want to manage expectations. >> bringing come cruise a major career milestone. good monday morning, everyone. we begin with the justice department weighing in on the mass shooting at an elementary school in uvalde, texas. >> parents have demanded to know why it took officers nearly an hour to take out the gunman. as children inside the school called 911. president biden and the first lady wiped away tears while visiting a memorial outside a school. it comes as lawmakers expressed mild opt him about progress on gun

legislation. but we begin with the growing criticism surrounding the police response. abc's justin finch is live with the very latest. >> reporter: mona, good morning. visitation services are being held for two victims of that deadly shooting at robb elementary school. a community both grieving and demanding answers as new details emerge about the response from uvalde police. this is new video abc news obtained from outside robb elementary in uvalde, texas. >> we're getting the kids out. >> reporter: showing police breaking windows racing to rescue students. we also hear what appears to be dispatch audio sharing with officers that 911 operators are on the phone with students trapped in those classrooms. >> we do have a child on the line. child is advising that he's in a room full of victims. >> reporter: texas law enforcement clarifying those calls minute by minute.

>> she identified herself and whispered she's in room 112. at 12:10, she called back and advised multiple are dead. again, at 12:16, she called back and said there's 8 to 9 students alive. >> reporter: sources terrell abc news federal officials arrived to chaos and confusion, a tactical team defied local authorities and entered that school at 12:50 p.m. fatally shooting the suspect, 77 minutes after the terror began. >> they heard repeated orders sources said not to go into the class but eventually they convinced their own superiors to let them do whatever they could do to rescue children. >> reporter: president biden and the first lady traveled to uvalde on sunday. meeting with victims' families, survivors and first responders.

[ chanting ] >> reporter: the crowd chanting do something. the president responding, we will. and the justice department is now planning a review of the law enforcement response in uvalde as it has for past mass shootings. the department vowing a fair, transparent and independent investigation, the findings will be made public. a texas lawmaker said president biden wants to tear down robb elementary school and build a new campus. biden shared his plans during yesterday's visit and also promised to do much more for uvalde. >> he said i'm going to bring you resources. we're going to look to raze that school and build a new one, look to get real money for mental health care. this is a community that's going to need therapy. there's one psychiatrist in uvalde, very few mental health

therapists. we're going to change that. >> the sandy hook building was demolished after the 2012 shooting rampage. the push for gun reform appears to be gaining traction on capitol hill. since the texas shooting. this week senators from both parties plan to continue talks that are now being described as serious negotiations. abc's maryalice parks has more. >> reporter: in the wake of the elementary school massacre in uvalde, texas,anbog foness tocteang cz a restaurant after speaking at the nra convention in houston just days after the shooting. >> why does this keep happening. >> reporter: as protests around the country calling for change. democratic leaders optimistic that a bipartisan group of senators are taking part in serious negotiations over this holiday weekend. on possible gun safety legislation. >> there are more republicans interested in talking about finding a path forward this time than i have ever seen since sandy hook. >> reporter: on the table

proposals widely popular among americans, including red flag laws, strengthening background checks, safe gun storage. and mental health resources. another idea raising the legal age to buy any gun to 21. something that then-governor rick scott, a republican, signed into law after the school shooting in parkland, florida. >> i think the raising the age of gun purchase is a no-brainer. >> reporter: adam kinzinger is a republican who owns an ar-15 says it's time for reform. >> i'm a strong defender of the 2nd amendment. we have to be the ones putting forward reasonable solutions to gun violence. >> reporter: he was open for special licensing for owning an assault weapon. republican chris jacobs whose very conservative district borders buffalo, new york, went a step further saying he would . >> there has to be guardrails. >> reporter: democratic senate

leader chuck schumer gave that bipartisan working group ten days to report back, and on that question on age limits, just two years ago congress voted to change the age limit for buying tobacco, from 18 to 21. they got that done. these lawmakers will continue to get questions about the legal age to buy firearms as well. maryalice parks, abc news, capitol hill. >> thank you. breaking overseas, the wreckage of a plane carrying 22 people that disappeared in nepal's mountains has been found. at least 14 bodies has been recovered. tara flight lost contact with the airport tower minutes before it was scheduled to land sunday. the plane's final destination is popular with hikers. back in the u.s., search teams in colorado have located the body of a man following the report of an avalanche. rescue teams pulled two other climbers to safety, they were transported to hospitals for treatment of their injuries. now to the travel

chaos over the holiday weekend, plans came to an end to abrupt halt for thousands of americans. as the number of flight cancellations piled up nationwide. this morning, delays and cancellations, frustrating millions of americans who were taking to the skies this memorial day weekend. since saturday over 1,000 flights departing or arriving to american cities cancelled. airports reporting nearly 10,000 delays. >> i'm here until i can see what's going on. i came here for my grandbaby's graduation and i didn't expect to get stuck. >> reporter: delta airlines saw the most cancellations, blaming bad weather and air traffic control actions. some airlines saying expect more cancellations, even as they reduce the number of flights they operate. alaskan airlines, even though we reduced our entire flights it takes some time for it to turn the corner. with travelers cooped up during the pandemic looking to travel

again. >> having an adventure after being home for quite some time with the pandemic and all the restrictions. >> reporter: airports already seeing more passengers. o'hare expecting 47% more. this as airfares are up. april prices up 33% from the same time last year and things aren't getting any cheaper on the road. the national average for a gallon of regular hit a new al-time high of $4.61. experts say prices could go even higher during the summer. >> it upsets me as it does a lot of people. i think people after covid and not being able to get out, i think we're willing to deal with it. >> already this morning, airlines have preemptively cancelled 200 flights today. with that, time for a look at your memorial day morning weather. new yorkers spent part of the holiday weekend hit by hail and

wind-driven drenching rain. the good news that stormy weather has moved on making way for a sunny, warm day today, severe thunderstorms are taking aim at the plains and upper midwest. possible tornadoes, especially from the eastern dakotas into wisconsin. today's high temperatures. 80s and 90s in the eastern third of the country. unseasonably cool in most of the west. coming up, new details overnight on the arrest of nancy pelosi's husband. also ahead, the fda sounding the alarm about strawberries and a possible link to a hepatitis outbreak. and the biggest celebration in the world. we'll check in with our own will ganss in london preparing for queen elizabeth's platinum jubilee.

we're back with the fda investigating two brands of organic strawberries that may be linked to an outbreak of hepatitis-a. they were sold at major chains including trader joe's, walmart and kroger and 17 people got sick. they were branded heb. they're already past the shelf date. but anyone who has frozen them should throw them out. house speaker nancy pelosi's husband has been charged with driving turned influence. he was picked up for driving under the influence saturday night. he's since been released on $5,000 bail. speaker pelosi was on the east coast at the time. a spokesperson saying she won't be commenting on this private matter. accident reconstruction teams will be in savannah, georgia, hoping to learn why two boats collided killing five people. now we're learning a family of four are among the victims. >> reporter: this morning

investigators in georgia are trying to figure out what caused a boat crash that left five people dead. two boats collided on the wilmington river near savannah saturday morning. nine people total were on board the boats traveling in opposite directions when they collided. >> it was a very, very sharp corner. they were going so fast that there was no way that they could correct it. when they hit, the damage was significant. everybody flew out of the boat. >> reporter: among those dead, four members of the same family. a history teacher at a christian school in savannah, chris and his wife laurie, their two sons, 23-year-old zach and 17-year-old nate. the church gathering sunday to mourn the family. their daughter katie survived the crash with minor injuries. >> chris, laurie, nate and zach who sadly lost their lives. >> reporter: the fifth victim riding on the other boat when the two collided. identified as robert chauncey

from savannah. dramatic video from the coast guard rescuing one of the boaters. one of the survivors, a local business owner, mark siegel, was arrested and charged with boating under the influence in relation to the crash. abc affiliate wjcl snapping this photo, speaking with law enforcement saturday as rescue crews looked for victims. >> we watched the search and rescue team, the helicopter and the various boats look for the victims. >> it was just surreal. it just was extremely sad. >> the investigation into what caused these two boats to collide could take four to six weeks. mona, andrew. >> rhianno, thank you. coming up, the shocking moment at the louvre. a man smears cake on the mona lisa. what the museum is saying this morning. also ahead, dramatic rescue caught on camera. how a boy's neighbor jumped into

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back now with this pool rescue in kansas. a 4-year-old who has autism and is nonverbal jumped into a pool in an apartment complex. a neighbor came to the rescue. conducting cpr for nearly three minutes until the boy started breathing again. the uk is kick off four days of royal pomp and pageantry in celebration of queen elizabeth's jubilee. >> after a record-breaking seven decades on the throne, the british are pulling out all the stops for the 96-year-old monarch. abc's will ganss is in london for a firsthand look at the festivities. >> reporter: welcome to the queen's platinum jubilee. the biggest celebration in the world. from the playground -- >> what is your favorite thing about the queen? >> she's the queen and the boss of us. >> the united kingdom flag means she's not home.

but the other flag means she's home. >> reporter: to the pub and where better to get going? it's the queen's head jubilee public pod. we're currently 443 feet above london. the london eye taking the jubilee celebration to new heights. turning one pod of the iconic wheel into a fully functional pub. >> that was close. >> reporter: meanwhile, back on the ground, forget when in rome. when in london, bust a british dance move. a street dance company performing in the platinum jubilee pageant. >> this is one of the things that only comes around once in a lifetime. it will probably never happen again. so actually in way it's quite a privilege. we're feeling good, we're feeling excited. >> reporter: for those not as

lucky as boy blue to have an audience with the queen -- >> your majesty, i have always wanted to say this to you. yes, queen. >> reporter: an alternative option. >> madame tussaud's bringing the royalty to the people. moving harry and meghan back in with the royals, especially for the jubilee. >> reporter: also ready for the big celebration, edward roberts whose design was chosen in a national competition as the official emblem of the platinum jubilee. >> recording opposite of me. and i think she maybe fell off her chair when it got announced. >> reporter: an emblem fit for a queen and all who wish her well. >> for being on the throne for 70 years. >> reporter: the most recent polls show that 16,000 parties are set to get under way this week as we celebrate the platinum jubilee. here in london. and mona and andrew, i promise, i'm going to do my best to get

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>> happening now at 5:00, the husband of nancy pelosi arrested on a dui charge in the north bay. the reaction this morning. >> the justice department announcing it is looking into the police response to the deadly school shooting in texas. funeral services began for victims in that town. i am justin finch in washington with the latest. >> memorial day travel>> began r you. so much to get seo on this monday. >> it will be gusty this afternoon. the warming trend will continue over the next couple of days. we do expect to pick