what is a message for the dp? i what is a message for the dp? those that call themselves democrats have to respect the view of the _ democrats have to respect the view of the people, you know, the boats have been— of the people, you know, the boats have been cast, the votes are now being _ have been cast, the votes are now being counted, and for a long time, we served _ being counted, and for a long time, we served along with our dp colleagues in that shared office in the deputy position, and now it is very. _ the deputy position, and now it is very. very— the deputy position, and now it is very, very important that the dup send _ very, very important that the dup send a _ very, very important that the dup send a message that they are up for power—sharing and that they will meet _ power—sharing and that they will meet us — power—sharing and that they will meet us with the quality and meet us with respect. that is the challenge forjeffrey— with respect. that is the challenge forjeffrey donaldson and his party. he said _ forjeffrey donaldson and h

that's where texas dps says most of the gun fire took place. texas dps cleared up there was not an armed school police officer on campus as they previously had reported. we know around 11:40 a.m. tuesday, robb elementary announced it was under a lock down. a minute later, police are inside the school. they get shot at and have to call for backup. all law enforcement to respond. this is the part where we're getting a lot of questions. an hour later, an hour later, border patrol officers arrive and shoot and kill the suspect. uvalde police then announced it was over. it's the hour in between when police were getting shot at, calling for backup and the border patrol agents shows up here, that elite group, showing up here and killing the suspect that many parents and many people here in the community want to know what happened in that hour. >> martha: jeff, there's a lot of questions what happened in that hour is one of them. another one that comes to mind, we were told yesterday that the grandmother, even though she had been shot, called 911 and c

we had texas dps and the fbi out here. uvalde police to answer questions about what happened and i find that to be quite notable. >> john: let me just go over one aspect of the timeline. we know the vortac team fro border patrol arrived at 12:15 at the school but did not go in until 35 minutes later to breach the door. and in the ensuing time, at 12:44, a student got the cell phone from a teacher, called 911 and begged 911 to send in the police. so there were kids who were still at risk inside the school calling 911 themselves and meantime the team is assembling, doing -- not sure what, before the breach. do we have any idea why it took 35 minutes to get that breach set up? >> bill: look, i don't. i've been talking to some law enforcement sources, i know they were waiting for a small amount of time to get what i'm told is a level four ballistic shield, the kind of shield that can stop a 223, an ar-15 round if that's the kind of ammo he was using, but only ten minutes or so. it does no the explain another 20, 30-minute gap

, i should _ that the northern irish, the dp, i should say, _ that the northern irish, the dp, i shouldys _ should say, they in particular have always been against that because they see — always been against that because they see that creates a border between — they see that creates a border between northern ireland and the rest of— between northern ireland and the rest of the united kingdom, which may —— which they are very resistant to. may —— which they are very resistant t0~ thats— may —— which they are very resistant t0~ that's the — may —— which they are very resistant to. that's the crux of the matter and that's— to. that's the crux of the matter and that's what's the tension now. of course, but the government is driving _ of course, but the government is driving at — of course, but the government is driving at is — of course, but the government is driving at is exactly that, that is the problem. they are too many checks _ the problem. they are too many checks in— the problem. they are too many checks in effect going to happen or happening between internally within the united kin

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aircraft, dps intelligence counter terrorism division, dps crime and victim support. they are also supported by the texas division of emergency management, the fbi, as well as multiple federal partners, including the dea, hss, and border patrol. and the valiant local officials. the uvalde sheriff's department, police department, independent school district police, uvalde county constables, county mayor, county judge, district attorney's office, local public works and surrounding police departments. and the san antonio police and fire department also. let me walk you through some of the facts of what has happened. there's been a lot of things said, some are correct, some are incorrect. let me tell you the best information we have at this time. understanding very importantly this is an ongoing investigation. ongoing investigations often reveal new information as those investigations progress. the first thing that happened was the gunman shot his grandmother in the face. she then contacted police. the gunman fled. as he was fleeing, he had an accident just outside of the

nbc news reached out to texas dps for comment previously. the director said the gunman was engaged, quote, immediately and that two officers were wounded. inside the school a teacher heard gunshot as end of year celebrations were in full swing. speaking to nbc news on the condition of anonymity, she described what followed. she shouted for her kids to get under their desks and sprinted to lock her classroom door. the children did exactly as they were told, she said. they'd been practicing for this day for years, the teacher said, referring to the active shooter exercises. as the children huddled under their desk staying quiet as their wounded classmates waled from down the floor, the teacher sat on the floor in the middle of the room. she tried to be calm for them. what followed, she said, was the longest 35 minutes of my life. just down the hall, third grader chance chance heard the shots as well. >> everybody was scared. we didn't know what was really happening. what we saw were thousands of police coming into the cafeteria and we were aut

here's a timeline that texas dps is giving us. stick with us. 11:28 a.m., texas dps says the suspect wrecked his truck after shooting his grand mother in his face. he jumped out of the passenger's side with a long rifle and a bag of what we know to be ammo. they say he sees two witnesses at a nearby funeral home and starts firing at them. he continues to walk towards the school and starts shooting at the school. 11:40 a.m., texas dps said he walked into the west side of robb elementary. the door was unlocked. numerous rounds were fired off, this is when the first few minutes of when he entered the school that most of the rounds were fired. there were no arm security guards on campus. 11:40 a.m., robb elementary announced they were under a lock down, a minute later, police were inside the school and got shot at. they can't make entry to the classroom where this is happening from, so they call law enforcement for a backup, this is where people are struggling with. an hour later, border patrol officer as arrived and shoot and killed

texas dps said that. as more and more information comes out in the days ahead, there's a lot of hard questions to be answered and some questionable choices that are made at the end of the day. we'll be looking to make sure that these officers were properly resourced, did they have the equipment that they needed. if they didn't, why didn't they have it. most all uniformed law enforcement officers properly trained and on the front line should have the necessary equipment to do whatever they need to do in this case and not have to wait 30, 40 minutes for more individuals with more tactical gear. >> they had tactical gear. that's the question here. do you wait for the equipment? parents outside said we'll go in. give us your guns. help us. we'll go in and rescue our children. you said yesterday and we all said this, the border patrol agents were hero. now we find out the timeline. they arrived at 12:16. they didn't breach the classroom until 12:50. 34 minutes to get in the rule and kill the shooter. you find

we have a ride-along with texas dps hovering above all of it.ed. (all): hail, caesar! pssst caesar! julius! dude, you should really check in with your team on ringcentral. i was thinking like... oh hi, caesar. we were just talking about you. ha ha ha. yeah, you should probably get out of here. not good. ♪ ♪ ♪ ringcentral ♪ your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire ♪ feel stuck and need a loan? move your money to sofi and feel what it's like to get your money right. ♪ ♪ ♪ move to a sofi personal loan with no fees, low rates, and fast funding — and get your money right. ♪ >> neil: to the border right now. preparing for the big day that title 42 goes away. nate foy in laredo with more. nate? >> good afternoon, neil. after four hours of drills, authorities from texas as well as the mexican side, have now left for the day. we had texas dps, the national guard and mexican

as the head of dps said, when there is a threat, an active shooter threat, you go inside. why this police chief thought that this was a barricaded situation and not an active shooter situation, we don't have the answer to that. but take a listen here, guys, as i was asking the head of dps here some of the questions about that. >> you say there were 19 officers gathered in the hallway or somewhere. what efforts were made to try and break through that door you say was locked? what efforts were the officers making to try and break through either that door or another door to get inside that classroom? >> none at that time. >> why? >> the on-scene commander at the time believed that it had transitioned from an active shooter to a barricaded subject. >> sir, you have people who are alive, children who are calling 911 saying, please send the police. they are alive in that classroom. there are lives that are at risk. >> we're well aware of that. >> why was this decision made not to go in and rescue these children? >> again, the on-scene commander considered it a barricaded subject

the dps, department of public safety here, it's the largest law enforcement agency. it's kind of an arm of the governor's office, right? they report to him. it runs through the state. so presumably, it would have been people in that agency. keep in mind, jim, just two days ago, i was outside the high school where the governor was given the briefing. and he sitting next to him was steve mccraw, the head of the dps here, who also then said that there was a public safety officer here, the school police officer. that doesn't turn out to be the case, so still a lot of questions, jim. >> all right, shimon, stand by. i want to bring in ed lavendera just coming out of the news conference. what stood out to you? the governor was very defensive, didn't have a lot of answers. >> no, and as you heard, insisting he was misled, but before he made his comments on wednesday that in his words that the shooting would have been a lot worse because of the actions that law enforcement took that day and that the officers showed amazing courage, running toward the gunfire. and obviously, t

the person who told us was the director of dps. here's a direct quote. there was a brave consolidated independent school district resource officer that approached him, engaged him, and at that time, gunfire was not exchanged. that was 24 hours ago that he was clear about there being an officer engaging and now today, they're saying there was no officer. and the questions about the barricade that shimon asked, by now, we should know if that was simply a locked door, if there were desks on the other side of that door, and what the situation was inside the building. 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 negoti

here's what dps is saying.are that a teacher called 911 at 11:30 in the morning, two minutes after the gunman crashed his truck behind the school. he went into the building and fired 100 rounds. two minutes later officers entered the school from the same door the shooter did. by 11:51, 19 officers were in the hallway. 59 minutes after police were in the hallway law enforcement finally breached that classroom door and shot and killed the killer. the question is with all the police on scene, why didn't anyone do anything sooner? i want to bring in yasmin vossoughian and investigations correspondent tom winter. you were at that news conference. tell us what stood out to you. >> reporter: so much stood out to me. i think -- so a couple. questions that i asked i think were kind of the major standouts and that is this discrepancy as to how long it took from when the 911 calls came in to when the shooter was neutralized around 12:50. 11:30 is when that first 911 call came in. we were talking an hour and 20 minutes whe

i want to go over the latest timeline that's being provided by dps. a lot of this is based on 911 call ts. 11:27 a.m. the school door is propped over. at 11:28 the gunman crashes into a ditch. at 11:30, a teacher calls 911. a minute later the shooter jumps the fence, starts shooting at the school. the school safety officer heard the 911 call the drove past the killer in the parking lot. that point the shooter enters the school. he gets in through this open door, starts shooting into room 111, 112 shooting more than 100 rounds. seven police officers get on the scene three minutes later. two of them were kind of hit. they got what are called grazing gunshot wounds meaning the bullet grazed them on some part of their body. over the next seven minutes, there were 15 rounds of gunfire. as many as 19 officers were in the hallway. at 12:03 there was a 23 second 911 call saying mull approximate people were dead. another 911 call. at 12:16, said eight to nine kids were still live. that's important. they knew at 12:16 children were still alive. there's another

he drunk me from taipei, he's also head of the dps international affairs department. mr. little welcome is taiwan. really bodied people fleeing hong kong could be chinese spies. but it is only one of the concerns we may have. but tell you that over the past years, we have received in mo, mo, on congress coming to taiwan. about 5 years ago, every year we made about $4000.00. i'm congress to acquire my residency. now, last year we have received $11000.00 on commerce. so i think in general, we are having a more open up policy to hong kong residence to acquire a residency in taiwan. but recently, the gum is talking about and discussing some ways to use the rules of setting i'm con residence. so there are some consisting telling society about the possibility of somebody has to be used by beijing as a way to influence the domestic politics and societies in taiwan. but how widespread concern is it, and is it ground enough to try and curtail the rules that allow permanent residency for these hong kong as well? unfortunately, how can we see right now is quite different from hong k

texas dps cleared up, there's no armed school police officer on campus, no interaction as previouslyorted by investigators. four minutes after the shooter got inside, police entered and immediately shot at so they call for backup for all law enforcement in the area to respond. an hour later, border patrol officers arrived and eventually shot and killed the suspect. >> we want to know what happened to re-create the scene. it takes days, hours. that takes time and a lot of information. we have to do a lot of interviews. >> right outside the school, community continue to mourn the loss of the 19 students and two teachers, 21 crosses were placed for the victims there in the school grounds. as we continue to see countless people show up offering thoughts, showing up flowers, taking a moment to think about what occurred behind us there at robb elementary school and last night our team spoke with one of the teachers who was essentially trying to protect her student next door to the fourth grade classroom and when she was asked about, she kept referring to her students as children and even p

we heard from dps on friday. they put out that timeline. 12:03, at least 19 officers inside. 12:05, tactical border officers involved, but it wasn't until 12:30 that they actually went in. we need some clarity, but in the meantime, we have lawmakers, chris, who are calling on the fbi to take a look of their own, because there are people here in uvalde, chris, that tell me with the dps story changing last week, at this point there is a lot of uncertainty of what they can believe and what they can't believe actually took place here, and that's unfortunate, and it only puts closure that much farther away for this tight-knit community. we do know, chris, that according to dps, it was the incident commander on the scene, the police district force of only about half a dozen officers who made the initial call to transition from an active shooter situation to a barricaded suspect situation, and that is what allowed that 45-minute-time window to take place before border tactical agents moved in. he has been identified as

aircraft, dps intelligence, counterand terrorism division. and victim support. they're also supported by the texas division of emergency management. the fbi as well as multiple federal partners including the dea, atf, hsi and border patrol and then, of course, the valiant local officials, the all sheriffs department. uvalde police department. the uvalde independent school district police. uvalde county constables. uvalde mayor, the county judge, uvalde district attorney's office, local public works and surrounding police department and the san antonio police and fire department also. let me walk you through some of the facts of what has happened. there has been a lot of things that have been said. some are correct. some are incorrect. let me tell you the best information that we have at this time understanding, very importantly, that this is an ongoing investigation and ongoing investigations often reveal new information as those investigations progress. the first thing that happened was that the gunman shot his grandmother in the face. she t

the expectation is that the dp world i expectation is that the dp world tour will be pretty relaxed abouthere are strict rules on the pga tour with regard to allowing members releases to play in rival to events in the united states. that looks like being the big sticking point, and if they were to refuse the waivers they are, then that opens up the door to potential bands, suspensions and legal action. ian carter, we will see how that plays out. we often talk here on sportsday about the online abuse that sports stars can receive while doing theirjob, wearing ten well the swinger ——when warrington wolves winger josh charnley received a death threat from a fan online, the club banned the person, but also arranged a meeting between him and josh. it gavejosh the opportunity to explain the impact the tweet had on him and his family. josh, and his wife zoe spoke tojohn watson. we put our bodies on the line for this club. i don't know why i was targeted. it's not nice to see that when you open twitter, that's the top comments. i don't want to be getting comments like that, you know, my family fe

that's what the director here of the dps, and you know what credit to him? he finally came to the podium, and he finally took soft questions, and he admitted that this was a screwup that they should have gone in. that's why i was asking, john, who was in charge of this? what was in charge of this operation? and he told us it was the chief of police of the school police here. that's a very small police department. you're talking about four police officers, a detective, a chief of police, and a security guard. now we have to start asking questions about the training, the security, why wasn't the resource officer here? he should have been here according to the director here. so a lot of mistakes. a lot of grave mistakes. 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 l

italy, yes, i wanted to ask you. save the spokeswoman of the dp antonov larisa drozdova says that the an-225 mriya plane could not be lifted into the sky due to the threat of losing the crew and the corresponding permit . it depended to move the mriya plane from the airport of gostomel, the situation was very difficult, fortunately they managed to withdraw five an-124 planes, ruslan the last one took off right before the start of hostilities, i was also supposed to take off, but the situation was very difficult because the sky was already closed, there was a threat of losing the crew of the plane. currently, an investigation into this case is underway, so far i cannot provide any details, i suggest waiting for an official answer, then larisa drozdova, the spokeswoman for the state-owned enterprise antonov, said here is this material. come in, you can read it. i know larisa drozdova very well, i cooperated with her for some time as far as i know the mriya plane was scheduled for repair, it stayed at the airport of the hotel , it was brought to him a few days before the war to replace t

but still, wolf, we don't have a full accounting from him and from dps as to exactly how he made the decision that he made. as you said, he was elected to a city council seat here and was supposed to be sworn in in about an hour here. that's now not happening. the mayor is saying he wants to focus on the funerals instead. >> chief ramsey, as you know, we have all heard this incident commander is the one who treated this initially as a barricaded subject instead of an active shooter. but should he have handed off command when officers from other agencies arrived on the scene? >> well, there's a couple things. an active shooter training, you're taught you don't wait to be told what to do. if you arrive on the scene, then you take action immediately. you have an active shooter situation, people being shot, you have people that have been seriously injured, you need to be able to neutralize the threat and incapacitate the shooter, kill him, whatever you have to do to stop the shooter. you don't wait for some command person to tell you what to do. that's a small jurisdiction, so whether or

aircraft, dps intelligence counter terrorism division, dps crime and victim support, and the texas divisionthe fbi, as well as multiple federal partners including the dea, atf, hsi, and border patrol. and, of course, the valiant local officials. the uvalde sheriff's department, police department, independent school peace officers, district attorney's office, local public works, and surrounding police departments, and the san antonio police and fire department, also. looking through some of the facts of what happened. there's been a lot of things that have been said. some are correct. some are incorrect. let me tell you the best information we have at this time. understanding very importantly this is an ongoing investigation and ongoing investigations often reveal new information as those investigations progress. the first thing that happened was that the gunman shot his grandmother in the face. she then contacted police. the gunman fled and as he was fleeing had an accident just outside of the elementary school and he ran into the school. officers with the consolidated independent school di

this is according to texas dps.ve sort of back off and then there's the big gap between the moment that they first made contact and the moment that they killed the suspect. regarding whether or not there were texas dps or there were different s.w.a.t. team that could've responded as opposed to the border patrol, i think at this point we know is that they called all law enforcement with those capabilities to arrive and it might be a situation that the border patrol team was the closest and the fastest. >> greg: jeff, given the amount of attention that this horrible tragedy has received, i always note that there is a concern about copycats and i have heard of a few attempts anyway. his law enforcement talking about that? any kind of stuff like that, the copycat effect? >> they are not outright talking about it. i'm sure there's probably some language that they are using to sort of prevent that. i don't really hear them using the suspect's name or using the photo a lot when going into detail about that. that is somethi

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texas dps the only one they know now is the grandma. no friends, no girlfriend.scribe him as a loner, no criminal history or gang affiliation. not a lot to go on right now. the shooter going into the school yesterday identified as 18-year-old salvador ramos, a local in uvalde who police tell us again the only person they know who has a connection to him now is the grandma who he shot in the face and he did that shortly before he arrived at the school. he went in with body armor and rifle and started shooting indiscriminately at children and teachers inside the school. take a listen to the 911 dispatch audio. >> as you look at the video of children evacuating from the school we repeated this multiple times but it is important. this school serves second, third and fourth graders, incredibly young children. 7, 8, 9 and 10-year-olds and the morbid details we're getting from the shooting is this shooter went into one single fourth grade classroom, locked himself in, barricaded it and essentially almost all of the cash -- casualties were from the one single classroom.

i want to show you surveillance video, a texas dps helicopter, this was who's here right now, they arrivedt week between 1500 and 3000 haitian migrants, a lot of danger for them. today 103 degrees to the key, they are looking to stay cool and this is a with these cartel area, 800 to $1000 ted across the river, unclear how many have that, there is intel coming in to texas dps the group make bus over where other migrants are waiting across the border. look at this video from eagle pass, this is a group of 16 people including a baby as a child columbia and nicaragua, some of them had to be rescued and processed by border patrol that creates a problem in its own. listen to this. >> as you go down to the area, i would count the numbers, that's what i would suggest he was the all along from san diego to brownsville, more than you've ever seen before which is incredible because the flows are so great, the agents are out there but they are stretched out and asked to cover more ground with less people. >> speaking of processing in the rio grande valley sector, pictures today of 685 migrants between

that is the shame the dp have given northern ireland today.let the electorate down but surely there are actually doing what their own supporters would want them to do. there are supporters being opposed to this protocol which means there is a border down the irish sea and treats northern ireland differently from the rest of the united kingdom. that is very much a part of their supporters would expect it? to use that as leverage? i think this beggars belief that thatis i think this beggars belief that that is what their supporters really want them to do. i think the supporters want them to be in this building, want them to be here at stormont dealing with everyday problems, the problems of fuel costs, the problems with poverty, the problems in health care. yes, of course, there are issues that need to be resolved around the protocol. there is a protocol is that they themselves created. they are very good at saying no. what they are not very good up with solutions. and simply saying no and blocking is no way to treat people. it is treating them

i know him and he has great integrity, we know also that dp was not the responding agency.hey are the investigating agency, so they took what they were told and then ran with tha for a couple of days. i think finally after two days the truth comes out. so a lot of things went wrong here, but clearly they should have gone in. >> sergeants, you have had a long career. you studied and looked at these things is one of the most terrific shootings we've ever had in this country. as you see it unfolding with th limited information you have, what is your reaction? >> thank you for having me. i agree with a special agent an honestly i want everyone to loo at this three to lenses, don't paint all law enforcement with broad brush right now. there are heroes in that community, heroes and that police department who rushed to gunfire and rushed into try to save lives. i think ultimately what we need to find out is what was the ideas in the thoughts behind th decision of the incident commander on the scene to treat this as a hostage situation. its best practices in our country, and we tra

they know texas dps and border patrol are trying to track their footprints, so this essentially masks does not leave anything behind and it just goes to show how far some of these illegal immigrants are willing to go to evade apprehension. we will send it back to you. >> tucker: bill melugin, i don't know if we would know half of what we know now if it were not for your reporting, so thank you for that. >> thank you. >> tucker: so, you have seen a theme and it has been accelerating in recent months, suddenly people who disagree with joe biden are not simply wrong or misguided or even bad people. no, they are domestic terrorists. biden has been saying that, the people around him, ron klain, chief of staff who actually run thing on the state's government has been pushing this, and now the house of representatives that just passed a bill that gives the government sweeping new powers to monitor, harass, and in prison these domestic terrorists. people who disagree with joe biden. we have details straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: so the last time a party in congress officially designated t

back out here live texas dps saying 17 other people who are injured as a result of this shooting. some of whom are in serious condition including a 10-year-old girl who is in serious condition being treated in san antonio as well as the gunman's 66-year-old grandmother being treated in san antonio. she was shot in the face and texas dps telling us they hope she pulls through to try to give some context as to why this happened, how this happened, what the domestic incident was before this shooting took place, harris. >> harris: before i let you go, i just want to try to understand what those parents are going through right nou. i mentioned off the top of this hour that they are providing dna samples for authorities to identify the children. where are many of the parents now? are they together? what is the course of action for them? >> at last check our understanding most of the parents, families, loved ones reuvalde civic center. they had a private room where all the loved ones were waiting for information and we saw some people come out of that room bawling and crying yesterday wh

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texas dps is while this was happening, 19 officers stood in the hallway turning to figure out the way to get inside the classroom where the shooter was barricaded. they say more than 45 minutes g by until border patrol agents show up with a master key to open up the classroom door in the suspect was then shot and killed. >> the information i was given turned out in part to be an accurate. absolutely livid about that. there are people who deserve answers the most, and those are the families whose lives have been destroyed. they need answers that are accurate. >> what is unclear at the momen is how many kids died and how many teachers died in that span of 48 minutes from when officers , 19 of them are standing and the hallway to the time they got in the classroom and killed the suspect, how man died during that time period, that is still very much under investigation. >> what is next in the investigation? >> they are really trying to drill down into who the shooter was and they are going to be looking at many different place they're going to be looking at his spending habits how did you

here's the new story from texas dps. at 11:28:00 a.m., the shooter crashed his truck outside. pulled the gun and began shooting into scum that we are people at a funeral home. that confirms with what the sit witness said, he also stop visual building. during that time as you would expect people were calling the police. 12 minutes later at 11: mike fortier on the shooter went inside the building. 4 minutes after that, the police finally went inside the building, so in all there was a 16 minute gap until the police showed up and responded. so why did that take so long? that is a fair question. in fact it's a critical question. even at the parkland school shooting when police staged outside and students were being murdered, police wound up inside the building 11 minutes after the shooter. but in this case it was 16 minutes. why was that? we have a right to know. but today police wouldn't say. >> at 12 minute gap. there was a 12 minute gap from when he entered the school -- 1. what happened in at 12 minutes? >> you've got to understand, 11:30 is the information we have at this poi

on the ground, we're led by sergeant jimmy morris, an expert tracker with texas dps. >> somebody gotair cut. >> he works under the blistering texas sun to track down illegal immigrants who don't want to be found. >> folks right here. they don't want to get caught. >> this is what he looks for. footprints that guide him in the right direction. >> yeah, got him right here. >> after hours of tracking drug smugglers the trail gets hot. we follow sergeant morris into the dense brush where we begin finding bundles of drugs that have been ditched. the snug glories are close. moments later with the help of cpd officers the smugglerring ares are found in a nearby bush. they come out one by one. five men in total, all placed in handcuffs. in man tells me they from mexico. a short time later, the rest of the drugs are found nearby. five bundles in total. 50 pounds each. >> how often do you see this sort of thing out here? >> two weeks ago, sir, we saw it on sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday and thursday. and for sure every week. >> we also come across the body of a 28-year-old honduran woman w

dhs 12 and 12:15 and dps on the scene. you have federal officers here.ederal officers taking orders from local police force. is that how this is supposed to go down when they're trained on a tactical level? >> you raise a great question. usually when state authorities come on scene, dps in this case, they would ordinarily assume control over a local department for something that is this big this massive, so to speak. so a lot of people are confused about how the claim is that these dps officers and even the federal officers were deferring to the police chief of a local school district that's probably got five officers or handful of officers. you know, that's really hard for folks to understand. and let's assume for a second that they did in fact defer to that person or a few people. why would you do that? why would the folks who have more equipment, better training, and more people, why would they be deferring to a much smaller department with less resources and less training? and so all of those questions are things that have to be answered. >> i want t

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texas dps a traffic stop turns into a lot more.f a million dollars hidden inside this truck. the driver was arrested for money laundering and have pictures of an ammunition bust in hidalgo, texas. 16,000 rounds of ammunition. just yesterday in the rio grande valley sector we can confirm a mexican national who had previously been arrested for sexual assault in texas was arrested and four known gang members were arrested after illegally crossing into the united states. we'll send it back to you, julie. >> julie: thank you so much. homeland security secretary mayorkas is hearing it from critics after his claim that undocumented migrants were quickly tossed from the u.s. watch. >> you know what happens to these individuals? they are either expelled under the title 42 of the cdc, or they are placed into immigration enforcement proceedings. they make their claims under the law. if those claims don't prevail, they are promptly removed from the united states. >> julie: really? well, even the "washington post" is piling on. its fact checker

and, as this last press conference came out earlier today from dps, a lot of people are upset about the ambiguities, the confusion, the lack of response. and, so i have impressed upon my colleagues here and the folks are dps to make sure that they have transparency, quickness so that we get the information as quickly out as possible. to people, because these folks deserve to know if there was a failure. it is not going to bring their children back. not at all. and i don't blame anybody for what's happened here. but, we have to know how to do things right should this ever happen again. who i do blame, is the policy makers that are in charge of the state. the republican house controlled, the republican controlled senate, the governor -- at the end of the day, people are demanding change whether you, greg abbott, are going to change the laws and how some common sense gun solutions for all texans? militarized weapons have no place in our schools or anywhere in our community. >> well, he's making his way to uvalde tomorrow. perhaps we'll hear the very message. state senator roland gutierrez,

this happened multiple times according to texas dps. they say all of this occurring while 19 officers stood in the hallway of the school. more than 45 minutes went by before border agents used a master key to open the classroom door. the suspect was shot and killed. the question remains, how many kids could have been saved if officers managed to get inside the classroom earlier. texas dps says that they believe that wasn't the right call to think there was no longer a threat to kids. they were asked about the pressure that they were under during a late news conference today. >> forget how i'm doing. what about the parents of those children? forget about me. we take an oath to uphold the law and protect people. any time something tragic happens, we want to know why it happened and if we can do better next time. call it like it is. it tragic. >> now, it unclear how many kid or teachers could have been saved in that 48-minute window from the time that officers first engaged with the shooter to the time they stormed in. new video we obtaine

as kpi dp 5's john ramos explains, many felt it was pofrpt to show up in numbers so their voices could be heard loud and clear. >> reporter: it turned the abortion issue frommer to a high boil but the question is how much will public' furor even influence this court? there have been marches over abortion before, both pro and con. but today's was huge as thousands joined a nationwide protest. >> it is huge and we are thrilled and it's not just east coast. it's chicago. it's texas and it's in hlittle towns and big cities and san francisco had to be a part of this. there was no bay san francisco would not be a big part of this, and we are a big part of it. >> enough is enough! we have gotten comfortable. >> reporter: the organizer told the crowd they need to be realistic about the direction the court is heading. >> i think people need to start accepting the hard truth of realizing that this leak is the supreme court justices' decision. we can still fight. we can still act up. we can still make a ruckus in the streets but doing that with the realization that they have made their decision t

and now texas dps is responding.ll us really right now they don't have too many details but they started filling in some of the blanks, especially when it comes to this timeline. if the one thing that stuck out is that it only took the shooter 12 minutes from the time he crashed his truck to get inside the school and investigators say they believe the door on the west side where he entered was unlocked. investigators also say that it was at this point during the first few minutes that he was inside the school where most of the shots were fired. texas dps also cleared up there was not an armed school police officer on campus as they had previously reported. 4 minutes after the shooter got inside, police entered but were immediate we shot at so they sort of backed off, called backup. all law enforcement and the area to help and respond. they say it was then an hour later where border patrol officers arrived, eventually shooting and killing the suspect. >> we want to know what happened, recreate the scene. that takes da

>> you know, yesterday, i spoke to dps, as they were formulating their timeline. they suggested to me they would have it by saturday. i said that's not good enough. we need to make sure that we have it earlier, and were transparent. so we saw the entire timeline today. i think that the governor's, whether he was misled, or he asked for information that wasn't ready yet, that's on him. the inadequacies here that happened were failures at every level, but let's not forget, the failures that have happened at the state legislature with greg abbott controls and has failed to create common sense gun laws and that is my biggest concern here. >> you actually confronting governor abbott saying, i do want to share that video with our audience. i want to get your reaction on why that was needed. >> so, for a century and a half, 18-year-olds could buy rifles, and we didn't have school shootings. but we do now. maybe we're putting our attention on the wrong thing, or focusing it on -- >> i'm not doing a political speech. my colleagues are asking for a special session. you're g

that's texas dps on that bust. crossing including this group of 20 to 30 migrants turning themselves in to border patrol overnight. the numbers are expected to go up if title 42 in fact ends as planned on the 23rd of this month, which will put even morn pressure on local charities to deal with the humanitarian crisis. >> recently there's been another increase. every night there's hundreds of people that come across our border. we only work on one site. i'm sure there's other sites in roma. any given night, there can be up to 200, between 200 to 400 people crossing our river. >> to give you a perspective, there's a single bus that leaves this city every day at 10:00 a.m. that goes to huston. this city is not built to deal with an influx of migrants that they're seeing now and certainly not at the estimates that dhs is putting out if title 42 ends later this month. >> incredible video nate. gives you a sense of the dangerous work that these agents do and the situations that they get in. thanks, nate foy in roma, texa

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