door remained open. not to mention where was the independent school district officer? >> tom: that one mistake, i'm sure she will live with the rest of her life. i'm sure she never thought i would have been but you are right. something that simple could have prevented a lot of people from being killed. i don't want to to say about that. >> kaleigh: we only have a minute or so when i really want to get to this because this was a key point. the digital footprint of this individual perry we know 60% of shooters communicate their intent beforehand. in many ways he was no exception. there were at least three group chats we learned of with four individuals and one case, and one case many days before, there was discussion about this individual being a school shooter. i don't know if it was in jest or serious but the bottom line is one of those three people in that tract, if they had told authorities, some they could've been very difficult to mark different here. >> tom: the investigation on social media, these

and these doors with the layout in the form of octagons. the book, pavel drew glass canvases based on real historical samples, arranged according to the principle of an enfilade opposite each other and perpendicular to the windows. they seem to connect everything. rooms in a chain separate and unite at the same time make the apartment transparent light and air walks through it, playing with crystal pendants of chandeliers, which are also stretched out in a chain by the law of their a-a. in large wooden boxes assembled entirely by the customer, each part is packed in separate paper, when the company that supplied it called me to say that the chandelier had arrived. they told me that they could not even stick them into their office, because look at the wooden boxes. they just didn't go through the door. gigandavits fit perfectly. and different determined that the owner calls the bookcase the main element of the entire interior. the main wealth is stored here, including heavy albums on art and architecture. the construction of metal pipes and

the door. 11:21, law enforcement moved down the hallway. 11:50, they breached the door using keys from the janitor because both doors were locked. both classrooms he shot into were locked when officers arrived. they killed the suspect at that time. now i would like to go over the 911 timeline. i warn you is not -- it's better i read it than you listen to it. a caller identified -- i will not say her name -- but she was in room 112 called 911 at 12:03. the duration was one minute and 23 seconds. she identified herself and whispered she's in room 112. at 12:10, she called back and advised multiple dead. 12:13, again she called on the phone. again at 12:16. she called back and said, eight to nine students alive. at 12:19, the 911 call was made and another person in room 111 called. i will not say her name. she hung up when another student told her to hang up. 12:21, you could hear over the 911 call three shots were fired. 12:36, 911 call that lasted for 21 seconds. the initial caller called back,

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a door was left open. the gunman was able to go inside that door. he was able to get inside the school. and of course, everyone is going to say what if? and for the parents, that is probably something that is on their minds now every second of the day as they learned this information. presumably at the same time we, the media, the public, was learning of this terrible, terrible mistake. >> i want to walk through, and i apologize to my family members watching. i apologize to any parents watching. i have a ten-year-old. that's my youngest. these pictures every day just kick me back. but i want to go through some of the timeline. the shooter, the corporal said was in the building. 12:0 3, a phone call talking about it. at 12:10, nine dead called back. at 12:16, a call pack. there were eight or nine still alive. right there, if you stopped right there, if there was communication on the scene from the 9-1-1 to the officers on the scene, even if the commander believed the chief believed it had transitioned away from an active shooter situation, corporal l

doors were locked.of the classrooms he shot into were locked when officers arrived. they killed the suspect. at that time. and nowi they killed the suspect. at that time. and now i would like to go over the 911 time line. which i warn you it is better that i read it than you listen to it. the caller identified i won't say her name, but she was in room 112 called at 12.03. the duration was, she whispered she is in room 112. at 12.10, she called back, and room 12 advised there were multiple dead. 12.13, again she called on the phone, again at 12.16. she is called back and said there are eight to nine students alive. at 12.19, the 911 call was made and another person, in room 111 called. i won't say her name. she hung up when another student told her to hung up. 12.21 you could hear over the call three shots were fired. at 12.36, 911 call, it lasted for 21 seconds. the initial caller called back, student child, called back. was told to stay on the line and be very quiet. she told 911 he shot the door. at 1

doors will go open. and kill him and shoot him before he killed the children. >> when people say is not a house to -- it is a high-level of active training -- it was in an active shooter event. this is when the tactics have to change to an emergency assault to breach. there's a lot going on here. we are putting a lot of decisions on the chief of a six man pd. he has never been involved in these cases or barricades or shoot outs like this. or any training that is extensive for atf and the fbi or big city police chiefs and police departments or state troopers. they operate in this world. it is a decision-making that is the problem. this chief probably did not have that. nevertheless, americans aren't already. our patrols are not ready for bridging. every chief sheriff of trooper or commander needs to fix this quick. the next one -- it is less than what we should've had from virginia tech at the barricade and the lancaster school shooting where the guy barricaded doors to scare the children. those are lesso

it can be as simple as maintenance of a door not locking properly, or propping a door.ngs to create this level of failure and it's why we have to be so critically focussed every day and every school in this country in making sure that every detail is tended to in this regard. >> anita: what would you recommend every school district should do, what are the three most important things that school districts can do to allow parents to feel confident to send their kids to school. >> the issue of the perimeter security problem. that again, school districts have got to be on top of that. having that single point of entry but the rest of the building has to be secured to keep outside intruders from entering so easily. certainly we would love to see absolutely a carefulfully selected, trained sro to help this situation and obviously we have to look at the other infrastructure in the building and the human element of this is so critically important, just making sure you are on top of these things every day. >> anita: mo kennedy, all good discussions there. hopefully schools will

a door. a door and can't just breach a door did there are kids there because law enforcement has to be cognizant who is behind the door and who their target is all these elements happening, lawrence, with -- of course while these officers are being shot at. >> lawrence: can i just say this? because i think it's important. if y'all remember yesterday, the chief of border patrol dispelled the myth that it was one guy, that it was the entire unit. when it was initially reported we all thought it was one guy. that is the essential thing that i have been able trying to get people to realize for the last few days that it's not just negative stories that are being portrayed against the media but the positive stories as well. we wanted a hero in it and he was a hero but it wasn't just one guy that breached that door. it was an entire unit that breamped that door. but all the headlines said it was just that one guy with those two officers there. that's what i'm saying. we continue to learn more inform

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if you reach the other side of that door and the killer is in that door and you have no breaching tools, how are you going to get in? the smartest thing try the contact. if you can contact, you may be able to stop the killing through talking. if you can engage, if he will talk, that may stop him from killing and you may be able the buy some time until you can get an officer around to the window and maybe take him out with a sniper. by time you could ever rattle door, he could kill every one inside in 40 seconds. that's not always the answer just to charge. what bortac had to do is get a key from the principal. tom was talking about that. i don't know how long it took them to get the key from the principal. that's how they made the entry. >> jim, stand by for a second. morgan, i want to get to you. something tom and kerry have raised and jim i'll have you talk about this in a second too. the point in this country now where there's a protocol for how the sort of public response to a mass shooting like this exists. the things you do and the idea of best practices in place on communication

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they are literally having officers go door to door and knock on every neighbor's door to see what theyon to camera footage and any other thing else they can get. >> do you know what took so long for the tactical unit to get there and breach that classroom wall? >> there was almost this immediate attention by the independent school district police. what we don't know and what i'm trying to ascertain is, we were told there was an exchange between them. i specifically asked, was there fire exchanged? nobody knows that. if isd police exchanged any type of fire with these folks, that can't be answered as yet. then the local police showed up. a few of them. the cbp tactical force, of course, is there on another jurisdictional issue and good enough we had them stationed there. they showed up right away. it did take them a little bit to get there, for sure. i can only imagine there's a commotion, a lot of chaos going on. our law enforcement has done everything they can. we are going to uncover all of this and figure out this time line over the days ahead. >> you were sadly at that reunificatio

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he said maybe the door was locked, maybe the door was unlocked. at this point, two days in, why don't we have some of those very basic questions answered? >> let's bring in crime and justice correspondent shimon prokupecz who has some of those very same questions. so, shimon, obviously, they're dealing with a lot. he did share some new information. we didn't know about the negotiations. >> i don't even know what that means, right? there was communication. >> it sounds like the police were negotiating with the gunman. >> well, yes, but he wouldn't really specify what that is. but here's the thing. the gunfire, he says, stops at some point. and we have no explanation, why didn't they try to breach that door? you would assume that at that point, there's no threat -- i mean, you would assume there's no gunfire. every effort should have been made to get inside, and we still don't have an accounting for what efforts were made because we're now learning that they were in there for about an hour. yes, rescuing other students, but the students that they we

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and door remains prompt open. we're two males was recorded by the record escalon yesterday. two males funeral home that when it heard the crash, they went to the craft seat. when he arrived at the craft shape before they got there. it's all man with a gun, exit the passenger side with the backpack. they immediately began running. almost began shooting at them. did not hit him. one of males. fell. win was running. both males return to feel home while they're running. and again. we see the video. peter re emerges inside the school and panic apparently calls 911. 911 call at 11 30. crash man with a gun. 11 31. the suspect reaches the last row of biggles school parking lot, 31. the suspect shooting began. at the school. well patrol, biggles. got to the funeral home. i'll point out where it is. we're clear. okay, great. thanks. vehicles over here. nothing. water. water down, you get classed. discussion early on, i s d. consolidated. an officer was a resource officer had confronted. the subject that did not happen. is a

door. the killer would later enter. the school safety officer responded to the scene and drove right past it as the gunman hid in the school parking lot. they said this was a barricade subject situation and somehow didn't think children were at risk. made that assessment. we learned two students called 911 basically begging for help. they both survived. why did that teacher prop the door open? why wasn't an armed safety officer on school grounds. why didn't the responding officer, there were 19 of them in the school at one point jump into active shooter trainer. the nra with the annual convention. that stage is where we expect to hear from nra head and physical examination senator ted cruz later on this hour. former president trump next hour. on the other side of your screen what's happening outside the convention center in downtown houston. demonstrators, protesters calling for change. calling for meaningful gun reform measures. we're also live on capitol hill where we're following new mov

, as a young man entered the front door.balaklava with a heavy backpack, a loud bang was heard a few minutes later. according to mikhail , unknown people have been chasing him for several years. hooligans broke open the door, filled the lock with mounting foam, and once even sent a funeral wreath. yes, yes there was a case threatened. well, roughly speaking, in fact, childish pranks, that is, none that do not cause in a row. uh, there is no harm to health to people, absolutely a man does not hide that he spends a lot of time on the internet, and they could take revenge on him for rudeness in a computer game, a conflict with other gamers in a chat went out of the virtual space into real life, where people are anurkin, and so people do not like it. how to say in the case, bad? constantly making noise at three in the morning singing is normal for him, then at the top voice outside the door. he is very brave and sends such things to hell, when he is alive, you see, he is a quiet, calm little introverted boy like that, according

here, from here, look, you see, hiding behind the sidewall, the last door. she always leaving there. inside. yeah, but that was n't the point. in this apartment. there is only one wall along which you can put a wardrobe in the bedroom opposite the bed. this is the same wall that you need to hang the tv on, because there are a bunch of cabinets that have a niche for the tv. yes, but i don't have much space. i need to have a tv, and behind it, to have shelves. i press, as if on a panel, she drives off and i still have my little whites there when i need to save space in a small apartment. it it's expensive and you have to buy it. uh, expensive furniture for that. that's it, and i'm sure it will never skew at all. uh, it won't sag, that it will be like a tic tac clock, i also have the same color as the laminate cases here. yeah, but the door lacquer will look so more matte, more noble noble gray color like that. let's go, i'll show you the bed. diana has not yet chosen. but i decided on the factory where i would like to order it. it's time to feel comfort with y

and i think even if you can't breach the door, you can't open the door, the question is why not fire through the window in the classroom in, in hallway, and why not fire through the exterior windows of the classroom. because some of the reports were that ramos was firing out of the windows of the classroom outside the school. that's some of the early read that we got from the texas department of public safety. again, all these facts just raise more questions, hallie. >> barbara, let me go to you. congressman joaquin castro wants a federal investigation into the response here. in your view is this something based on the facts that have been laid out now over the last two hours today, does this sound like something that would rise to a federal investigation into the police response? >> generally no. police investigations are typically based on violations of civil rights or patterns and practices of constitutional violations, discriminatory policing. this sound more like incompetence. the border patrol, the u.s. border patrol was involved. so there could be some investigation of their r

the doors will be secured. the local police are going to take action >> reporter: the texas state public safety director today unable to explain why the school resource officer wasn't on campus or why the on-scene commander misjudged an ongoing active shooter threat. >> we are not here to defend what happened we're here to report the facts. >> reporter: how does that sit with you? >> that's cold. >> brutal. very brutal. >> there's no compassion >> reporter: for one grandmother whose little princess 10-year-old eliahana torres was taken in an instant she wants answers to a tragedy that will haunt her for a lifetime. >> how did he get in there? why wouldn't the school doors locked with chains? or why weren't even the classroom doors were blocked why? >> reporter: sam brock, nbc news, uvalde, texas. >>> so many questions. and now a federal investigation into the actions of police is requested. experts say the police decision to hold back defied what officers are trained to do, to act quickly. here's miguel almague

he has two doors, two classrooms to get in. and as i would do it, i would stand two rifles along the back of the window. get them on the radio, and i have one of those lone rifleman shoot in to the attacker, at the attacker. one shot only, and we would initiate the assault on that shot, called a sniper initiated emergency assault. the reason that has to happen that way is a can kill 30 people in the room in 30 seconds with the gun he has. he can kill 30 people in 30 seconds. so you can't just say, you know, they should've won in. they can bang on the door. they can you know, -- he's gonna kill everyone in there. you just can result in the death of those people. they have to take a few minutes, hesitate, set up an emergency assault, like i described. and the sniper maintenance, may wound him, make kill him. but even on that shot, the action happens. and you can beat him from killing the children. so the on scene commander was not planning to hesitate, or using the vernacular of a hostage barricade or. it did flip to that. but it

barricade means you've blocked the door, not just locked the door. there were also windows in the classroom. they could have addressed the subject through there. the police officer's job is to get the shooter to shoot at them, not at children. they missed the concept. >> steve, last one here. there's a member of congress who says that the fbi should now be investigating local law enforcement's handling of this. do you support that? do you think the fbi should investigate? >> yes, yes, and generally i kind of bristle at the fbi coming in, like if you're coming into lapd or nypd, they generally have the skills to handle their own things. but this is something where i don't think the people on scene know what they don't know. and so somebody at a higher level needs to look at this and really point out what's at stake when you don't do your job. >> steve moore, sergeant cheryl dorsey, thank you both. >>> up next, cnn is going to sit down with that 11-year-old vi survivor viever that i was just talking about. she called police and could not understand why

and have that one door armed police officers at that door.f that had happened, if those federal grants had gone to this school, when that psychopath arrived the armed police officers could have taken him out. >> jimmy: i see. so this wasn't a gun problem, it was a door problem! [ laughter ] get rid of the doors, this all goes -- makes total sense. maybe we should only have an exit door on schools so no one can come in. [ laughter ] they'll see the sign, they'll turn right around, there will be no problems at all. [ laughter ] ted knows a lot about doors. doors are what he leaves his dog to look out of when it gets cold. [ laughter ] and he sneaks off to cancun. [ cheers and applause ] cruzella de vil. and while this "one door" idea which is now all over the place might make sense to the nra crowd, you know who may have a problem with that? the fire department might have a problem with that. [ laughter ] what a stupid, fake idea. listen, ted, i know you'd rather spend your days doing impressions of the simpsons and googling stepmom porn, but a

the door remains open. at 11:31, the gunman reaches the school parking lot and begins shooting at the school. two minutes later, he enters the school through the propped open door around began shooting into a classroom. he fires 100 rounds. at 11:35, three uvalde officers intrerld the school. they're followed by four others. more gun fire is heard two minutes later and it continues the next several minutes. by 12:03, as many as 19 officers are now in the hallway outside the classroom. 12 minutes later, 12:15, border patrol tactical unit members arife. right about that time, a girl inside room 112 tells dispatchers that she sees eight to nine children still alive. we're now at 12:21. law enforcement moving down the hallway. finally at 12:50, an hour and 20 minutes after the gunman enters the school, they breach the door with keys provided by a janitor and they kill the shooter. it's a lot of details to dig through as the families of those lost in the deadly shooting continue to seek answers. jeff paul is liv

and then, 25 minutes later. >> dads out the door freaking out, go next door, go get jason, somethingour mom, go get jason, go get jason. >> casey did as he was told, running next door to his brother's house. >> 9-1-1 your merchants? >> while his father beside himself called for an ambulance. >> tell me exactly what happened. >> she's -- i just came into the room, and she has blood everywhere. everywhere. i don't know -- i have no idea. >> you have no idea what happened? >> no. >> you don't know where she's bleeding from? >> no, there's blood everywhere. >> are you with her? now >> yes. it's in her chest. there's a gash in her chest. >> and jason woke up to the whole were two ways in ones, fire department, alarm, brother alarm. >> i was asleep, the pager went off and i could hear casey coming up the stairs, yelling at me in a panic. there is something wrong with mom. you have to come next door right now. >> did you have any sense of what it was? >> i had no idea what i was going to walk into. >> what he walked into was a nightmare beyond dreaming. there was his father in full blown pa

, the door in which the gunman entered, that door was unlocked. we have been asking how this gunman entered the school, the lieutenant this morning saying that door was unlocked, allowing him inside the school. the lieutenant also revealing that the gunman entered the school essentially he's using words describing it as unimpeded. he was able to get inside the school despite the confrontation that he had with that resource officer. all indications is that there was no gunfire outside of the school. meaning that the gunman and that officer did not exchange gunfire. the lieutenant also describing more of what was going on in those tense moments. >> right now we do not have an accurate or concrete timeline to provide to, say the gunman was in the school for this period, so we want to provide that factual information once we're able to obtain that. >> i do understand, but there was a period of time when the gunman was in the school and there were law enforcement officers on scene, and those law enforcement officers that were here during that period we

she told 9-1-1 that he shot the door. at 12:43 and 12:47 she asked 9-1-1 to police and the police now. >> 11-year-old bias of rio was inside the classroom with a giant gunman. her aunt said she had to save herself. >> media got some blood and put it on herself so she could potentially was dead. >> by the time the tactical team reach the classroom and killed the shooter he had been in the room for more than an hour. and pamela, while texas governor greg abbott said he was misled, he would not say exactly who misled him when he was briefed the day after the tragedy here in uvalde. we also made multiple attempts to reach out to the uvalde i asleep least she. we have not been able to reach him today. i was able to ask the superintendent and the mayor here in uvalde if he thought, if they thought, that these police chiefs, and i asleep please chief should resign or be fired. they refused to answer the questions as they walked away. >> we are also getting this new disturbing information tonight about threats the gunman made on

have one door into and out of the school and have that one door, armed police officers at that door.i'm sorry you don't want gun control, but you want door control? are you -- are you insane? why not stop at one? why not just outlaw doors altogether then no one would need keys. to get into your house, you just have to climb up to the roof and slide headfirst down the chimney. you really -- you really think one door is a good idea? then how about you try it first? one door for the senate, and you can all line up to go in every day, which ted cruz might not think is bad but is a [bleep] nightmare for whoever has to stand next to ted cruz [ laughter ] "you know, this one-door thing was my idea. can we not [ light laughter ] just spitballing here, but maybe run this idea by a fire marshal first and see what they have to say about it, because famously, nothing bad has ever happened when there's only one way in and one way out of a crowded building can you imagine what would happen if someone in an office, say, with only one door yelled fire or worse still, "ted cruz is in the break room."

what efforts were they making t try to break through that door or another door and get inside that classroom>> none at that time. how many students died in that 48 minutes? gavin have that answer. >> joining me now is chris welker, former assistant fbi director in an action pack is a retired sergeant from the los angeles to police department it was also one of the responders to the 20 17th shooting at the los angeles or las vegas concert . chris, i want to start with you. evidently no efforts were made to open that door early on in the process. and we have no idea how many lives could have been saved during that time. you're a professional, you stud this, you train for this, what is your reaction? >> a lot of things went wrong here. right from the very beginning for the security of the school, all kinds of different security flaws they are. they had the procedures in place , they certainly didn't practice them so that is the first line of defense. the response is a different matter. as we now know, in listening to their colonel do his press conference as we now know, they gathered two office

she was like, i was right by the door.ute, she didn't have the key to lock the door, made it more horrifying to know, even a substitute teacher couldn't protect the students of that classroom because of the right resources because of the lack of information or even to let them know they should always be prepared for that it's sad that she couldn't. i'm glad she acted as she did and fast as she did because she did save those kids. >> she added it should have been mandatory of course to keep the doors locked every morning with more than 150 kids, think about that, inside that building. >>> despite the mass shooting days earlier in uvlade, the nra forged ahead with its annual convention in houston, texas governor abbott cancelled his in-person appearance. >> in uvalde the gunman committed a felony under texas law before he even pulled the trigger, it's a felony to possess a firearm on school premise, but that did not stop him. and what he did on campus is capital murder. that's a crime that would have subjected him to the dea

and that same teacher walks back to the exit door and door remains propped open. for 2 males reported by our regional director escalade yesterday. there were 2 bales at a funeral home that when he heard the crash, they went to the crash c. when they arrive at the grass seen before, they got there, there saw a man with a good exit. the passenger side, with a backpack immediately began running, run up, began shooting out, did not hit him. one of the mails fell when was running. both male returned home while they're running. and then again, we see 2 video teacher reemerge is inside the school and panic and apparently calls 911911 call at 1130. there was a crash man with a good living, dirty one. the suspect reaches last row of vehicles. the school parking lot. 1131. the suspect shooting began at the school well patrol bagels. got to the funeral home. went out. what is the vehicle over here? like a vehicle walking down in class discussion early on that an i s d consoler. i sd for you've all the officer was a resource officer, had confronted the subject that does not h

apparently they had attempted to get from and the door was locked.hy didn't we not get the key right away. why did we not try to go through the window and that door, once we had the keel and et get in and save those children. many children were proceeding probably bleeding out. >> lawrence: harry, the person running this operation on the ground is the chief of police for the school district. okay? how does he not have the key? i don't understand this the people entrusted for the safety. people have got to remember the people who responded to this shooting, the majority of them were federal agents. were county officials. these are people that outside of the district that responded with manpower. the least they could have had was a key to the damn door. >> exactly. that should have been easily obtained through the school in the first place. should have been able to get that key to that door to be able to breach it and if you can't breach it? shoot it out. you have got weapons. they had shields that came before the swat team got there and they could hav

>> well, we were running out of the doors because like two police cars were covering our doors if the shooter was going to come in and then they were just -- we just ran out of the room whenever the cops told us to run. >> you didn't care about cutting? >> no, we just started to run. all of us started to run. >> did your teacher tell you to pray at some point? >> yes. i was praying, thinking why is this happening? >> how are you feeling now? how did you sleep last night? >> well, i was sleeping with my mom and dad again because i was a little scared. >> what are you afraid of now, edward timothy? >> well, i have the fear of guns now because i'm scared someone might shoot me. >> amber, when you hear your son say that, had he expressed that to you before ever, his fear? >> no. no, this is my first time hearing this. >> what's that like hearing that? >> it breaks my heart because he was asking me does he have to go to school next year, and i just don't want him to be afraid of school. i want him to continue learning and not be scared, you know, of going back to school. i want him to have

doors were not locked, especially in an elementary school, those doors should have been closed.n who was the infrastructure protection afforded to the school. that being said, we now have a shooter or the assailant that gets in and we have responding police officers that arrive four minutes later. all police departments have active shooter drills required them to bring in body bumpers, ballistic shields, things of that nature. it appears this, these types of resources were not introduced because if we had the body bunkers, ballistic shields to go in initially it would not have taken an hour to neutralize the shooter. it's a troubling narrative and i think more could have been done. and for the listeners, many people don't know, often times when you have local police, federal police and state police, they are all on different radio frequencies. you done have an established command post at that point. so in many instances people, i should say the officer doing the best they can to introduce the shooter but on many occasions you have communication difficulties between the three ent

door didn't lock. that's very different and it's just not the first major detail that officials have gotten wrong. >> right. this is one of the most chaotic communication situations i have seen if more than three decades, not only firsthand experience but my research at johns hop can'ts on intersection of strategic operations leadership and communications, bottom line is this, you get small chunks of information as you're absolutely confident you got it right. i think the first press conference was a disaster that still haunting them now, and the only thing that's more tragic and stressful to an anxious rural community is mixed information and messages on top of an already tragic situation. >> mr. barksdale, u.s. custom and see border patrol agent jacob alborato was off-duty at the time of the shooting but know he rushed in to help his wife, teacher at the school, texted him to tell him what was happening. listen to what he told nbc news when he saw what was happening and when he ended up outside of th

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at 11:27 a.m. , security video shows a teacher propping open a door outside. an outside door. that is the same door the gunman entered just moments later. take a look at this map, now. the yellow arrow shows how he got in. 11:33, he started shooting in to room 111. investigators can tell which one. we do know that he shot more than 100 rounds. two minutes later, after the gunman started shooting, three officers enter the building through that same door the shooter did area it at 12:03, a young girl from inside room 112 called 911. as many as 19 officers are now in the hallway. in the span of six minutes for that young girl called 9113 times, telling dispatchers she believed people were dead and that eight or nine students were still alive. that is the key there. between 12:21 and 12:50, there were at least five other calls. finally at 12:50, officers reach the door. they finally got the keys from a janitor, and shot and killed the gunman. most active shooter situations and within five minutes. that is according to an fbi study. at uvalde, it took police more than an hour . wit

and then the door creaked again.l terrier entered the kitchen, and in his teeth he had the entire lower part of my clothes. i understood, save me. maybe just the element of surprise. i stood up abruptly and said sorry. case forced you to leave. and i went out of the window from the fifth floor and it doesn’t matter that i have a broken leg, a scar from an ax in my back and a bullet in a hard part of my body, but now i don’t kick a single woman without a spare set of clothes. who knocks on my door with a trendy haircut on the forehead? well, viewers guess exactly nikolay baskov good morning, he came up with a verse, yes, it can be seen that i feel like at a children's matinee. i hope i don't have to read the poem too. no, it will be enough to perform a musical request i ask our viewers to the table, more precisely, to the laptop. oh , i always thank inga bolshakova from the tula region writes to me with pleasure. hello nikolay your musical wish. i got jealous in poetry. you talked, didn't you? no coincidence , i assur

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open the door, open the door. open. what happened? stop shooting. why do not you sleep?nsomnia andryusha you read, this is normal. you can i'm sorry, i'm obviously the last to know that you were discharged from the hospital. you know, the doctors looked at me like how crazy, exaggerate, i'm not exaggerating, wake up a dream. we need to have a serious talk. and decide if we have any future. let 's have a good tomorrow. what is that tie? i bought you this. he 's not at home, please don't call here ever again. now i will. wanted. why did you come? attacked you but didn't kill you. why because i broke free. for the first time in my life i gave rebuff him. you see, for everything he did to me in the camp, i rebuffed him for the first time. i got a high temperature. i ran to the pharmacy, my mother went to the kitchen to cook. i just dozed off. this man is standing before my eyes. outside the door screaming, mama yulia yulia pounding trying to open the door is closed. did he say something to you? he told me to bury my face in the pillow, lay quietly. and then what's next? furt

well, that the door is ajar, the man stepped inside.kness struck a match on the floor, felt something big, it seems, his legs are one, the second third and for some reason wet hands are covered in blood. frightened electrician rushed to the police the dwelling where the police were called turned out to be a tiny room, literally two by three meters, the operatives experts could not turn around in it. i had to go in. at the entrance to the room, they stumbled upon a dead body, an elderly woman was found nearby on the floor , a second body, another one unfolded a blanket on the bed, and there is a third dead woman. a triple murder in the ussr is a huge rarity this story began deafeningly loudly and had an incredible ending the motive for the crime turned out to be so unusual that the detectives remembered it for life and later i remember saying that no one has ever killed for this, neither before nor after. friendship of peoples in soviet times, it was strong and seemed indestructible. it is not surprising that monuments with this name app

the school door is not locked. that is unusual. normally, a schools in the united states this, you know, as a 1st line of defense and for security schools, doors are locked and you have to ring a bell or go with the little batch and to gain access. that wasn't the case. anyway, police in pursuit going in the school. just say 4 minutes after he, the gunman enters the school. the shooting takes place in those minutes. the police is taken. rounds means taken fire. the officers who follow into the school at 1144, take fire. take cover and call for back up technical team and that's the case here . this is important, the tactical team, who actually then went into the school into the classroom and eliminated the threat, killed the gun, men took 40 minutes to get here and to do with exec me then. and that is the criticism here that nobody really understands. and again, context, this is a small town, there is no swat or technical team on hand, which is here in like one or 2 minutes. that's not new york, it's you've all day. yeah. texas. and

doors. now, most, if not, at least many schools in this country have locks on the classroom doors. we don't always advocate for teaching under locked door because it does impact the functionality but we do train on fundamental basic drills. lockdowns, police-controlled evacuations, shelter in place. we don't support teaching kids and teachers to throw things, attack gunman, which is logistically, questionably impossible with someone like that, but teaching, when you teach kid to see just run kwaev, you're creating target-rich environments but those basic lockdowns save lives. we don't know if the classroom had the time, opportunity, i worked on the sandy hook case, on the civil litigation end as an expert witness and looked at that closely in parkland, some of these unfortunate losses, it's a matter of timing where you just don't have the opportunity but lockdowns do save lives and we have to practice those fundamental skills and lastly, this is an issue of training, an issue of planning, an

nabil palladio took her place on the door.me time, the designer does not strive for scientific accuracy. the main thing is the sincerity of the situation. even if the clock, for example, shows the wrong time. we left them on the wall, in order to have this ringing. successful first project. katya turned the answer into a scandinavian fairy tale i was inspired by the illustrations for the book by sven nurtvist, and the kittens are finse. today, together with her, we will take a swing at the knightly romance, the plot moves are already prepared with this fireplace, we will bring it in or leave it. you know, such a touching story was that my daughter really wanted to leave the things of his dreams for her beloved dad, that my hand does not rise. it will all collapse. but our impressions of the dimensions will change due to the fact that we are changing the entrance from this door. we refuse to cut a window. and we will turn this window, yes, into the entrance door. so i went here and how mine has changed. well, yes, i see, it tur

i won't open the door myself. are you sure. yes, ok let's try. send a sevchik out of reach to a pumpkin. bitch pumpkin, what are you doing there? are you the smartest, and i don’t pretend to pass the pipe myself now. who says chips along with lovers of songs and dances he testified we know who you are so it will not succeed. that you want green cash and you let us go, then no one gets hurt. okay, we will fulfill your requirements. but it will take you half an hour, otherwise i start killing. where can you go, thank you for your attention? 100.000 yes, they were generally stunned that there was a lot, or something, of course, a lot of cutting the newspaper all night. found that the son of vovan well, this is understandable. and where does the french fashion designer have a night vision device, because you can neutralize it with a flash of bright light, just kidding. we can do it anyway, the main thing is to get to the body. lit all the same freak. thank you very much for the warning. the cops were stolen from the house. one hell of a father. outpu