, whose10—year—old daughter ameriejoe garza, was killed. alfredse and spoke to me just a short while ago. mr garza, thank you so much for your time. i can't imagine how difficult this is for you right now. i realise a report like this isn't going to bring back your daughter, but does it bring any sense of closure to you? not closure yet. you know, i understand for some of the families the families of the survivors and people who lost children this can be retraumatising in a sense, even for myself, but i do realise something like this could open that door to what we ultimately want, and that's the accountability portion of this whole ordeal. as far as i know, the report was very extensive and very detailed and they spent a lot of man—hours on this report, brought in a lot of experts, interviews and hopefully, some of this information that is out in this report will help us expedite that process for accountability. you have been pushing for accountability for some time. what does accountability look like to you after this report? i mean, there's no

. >> alfred garza has been very o outspoken about this. families have a chance to meet with merrick garland last night for a preview. they go what's coming because they have been through too much pain. can you tell me about that reaction to what they heard and saw? >> they met with the attorney general, merrick garland. they met with associate attorney general who really was key to getting this independent report done. this report that is really taking a look at all of the things that went wrong that day, for 77 minutes, as 370 officers stood outside that school, robb elementary, and children inside calling for help from 911. all of those things we expect are going to be addressed in this report. one of the things that happened last night was, you know, the attorney general, the associate attorney general, met with these families, gupta herself took questions for more than two hours from those family members and for some of them, they felt there was something positive coming from this. they feel that, you know, the world has moved on. they