. >> reporter: demanding steven mccraw step down >> are you a man of your sfword >> absolutely. >> then resign i can tell you this right now. dps is an institution, okay. right now it did not fail the community. plain and simple >> reporter: the school massacre in may has left the town in perpetual mourning this as parent fury is growing louder over new video cam video during the botched response by multiple law enforcement agencies in it, you see sergeant juan maldonado, the first trooper fired, approached by multiple officers outside robb elementary and near the very classrooms where the gunman opened fire >> it's disgusting it makes me nauseated. they knew our kids were right behind that hallway, and that room, they were bleeding to death. >> reporter: yew ruvalde plans a tribute in an event called "remember their names", meanwhile the man in charge of dps stressing he's not leaving one officer fired and facing resignation. do you plan on giving your resignation? >> not now >> reporter: it is not just families calling for him to resign tony gonzalez who represents uvalde is saying wh

today colonel steven mccraw admitted his officers made mistakes but defiantly refused to step down. y members told mccraw he has disgraced the state of texas. new information about the response was revealed today, leaving those who lost loved ones to question why police didn't try and save the lives of 19 children and 2 teachers. today's tense hearing took place in austin, and that's where cbs's janet shamlian is. good evening, janet. >> reporter: norah, good evening to you. family members say the lack of information and accountability now five months after the shooting makes them feel like they are being victimized all over again. angry families of uvalde victims demanding the resignation of dps director steve mccraw. >> if you're a man of your word, you'll resign. we're not waiting any longer. >> reporter: mccraw previously said he'd step down if any of his officers had culpability in the botched response. one trooper, juan maldonado, was fired last week for his inaction, and others are under investigation. maldonado can be seen in this body cam video obtained by a san antonio stat

colonel steven mccraw, let's once again called on to resign at a meeting where they released their first public report about the mass shooting at robb elementary. the refused to step down, claiming that his department didn't feel the community, but he did acknowledge there are things that they are proud of like the length of time it took to confront the shooter, families of the victims say that simply isn't good enough. >> you see has been 5 months and 3 days since my son, his classmates and his teachers were murdered, totaling 21 victims. that's 156 states. 3,741 hours, 224,497 minutes, 12 million, 469,820 seconds. well, these numbers regularly change. several numbers remain the same. it was 77 minutes to 91 of you. all's officers waited outside while children were slaughtered. >> only one of those officers been fire in the wake of the shooting that she says everyone involved in that response that day is under evaluation. i will. a woman in iowa claims that her late father was a prolific serial killer and disposed of dozens of bodies decades ago. lucy study says her father, donald kille

families ab it is outrageous that this governor has failed to act and call for the resignation of steven mccrawmation and has failed to lead and has failed to train his employees. only abject failure is his own and we need him to resign. >> you have gottens in response from mccraw, from dps or from the governor's office about this? >> we sent this out this morning. and we're waiting on a response from them. i think, kate, unfortunately, like many of our letters that have gone unanswered from this governor's office that we're not going to get an answer. the people of uvalde are not going to get an answer and they're going to be snubbed yet again by a man that seemed to be lost in his own ambition and simply doesn't care about the people of uvalde. >> you're a democrat, the governor is a republican. speak to folks who would say, well, this happen politicals wrapped up in it for you. >> well first off, i'm not running for governor, kate. secondly, i will tell you that uvalde is more than just some tragic disaster where some mad man went and killed these kids. it is a show of years of neglect. this

. >> parents continue to press for accountability, calling for the resignation of dps director steven mccrawtell you this. if dps as an institution failed the families, failed the school, or failed the community of uvalde, then absolutely, i need to go. but i can tell you this right now. dps as an institution, okay, right now, did not fail the community. plain and simple. >> your officers were in there within ten minutes, correct? are they not representatives of your department? >> absolutely. >> therefore, they failed? >> absolutely. >> therefore, dps failed. therefore, there is culpability, therefore, if you are a man of your word, then you would retire. listen, you can get irritated all you want. i lost my damn son. your anger is not going to outmatch mine. >> joining us now is brett cross, the legal guardian of uziah garcia, one of the 19 students killed at robb elementary. he's also president of the organization, lives robbed. they're working to raise awareness surrounding the impacts of gun violence. brett, i thank you so much for being with us. i just want to start our conversation by

. >> reporter: demanding dps director steven mccraw step down >> are you a man of your word?> absolutely. >> then resign. >> reporter: mccraw at the center of today's meeting, intended to update the ongoing shooting investigation. >> i can tell you this right now, dps as an institution, okay, right now did not fail the community, plain and simple. >> reporter: the school massacre in may now leaves the town in perpetual mourning this, as parent fury is growing louder over new body cam video obtained by nbc affiliate woai during the botched response by multiple law enforcement agencies >> it's just so sad that he shot kids. >> reporte in it you see sergeant juan maldonado, the first trooper fired from the internal investigation approached by multiple officers outside robb elementary >> what is the safest >> wanna jump the gate