step positive dustin burrows there. -- state - burrows there. —— state representative.ing to our correspondent, rianna croxford, in washington. she tells me the key findings in the report. the report found multiple systemic failures. we learned that nearly 400 officers attended the scene but made no attempt to stop the gunmen for more than one hour. the police response was described as chaotic, uncoordinated and devoid of clear leadership and communication. we learnt there was what was called the culture of complacency at the school which it failed to follow its own safety protocols and regularly left doors unlocked and open and thirdly, we let more about the gunmen himself, how he had no friends, how he was fired from his previous jobs, how he had dropped out of school but most importantly, how he had viewed extreme content online and one point had been nicknamed online as a school shooter and had even disclosed that he had mental health issues to a family member. it's worth saying that despite the feelers police say this isn't a blame game, there are no villains, they

state representative dustin burrows said the committee met the uvalde families to discuss the report,its release. my biggest fear, and i also shared this with them at the meeting, is that we will look for simple solutions to these complex answers. and we will all look and say, well, you know, that's the way it was in the valley, it's different here. it was in uvalde, it's different here. well, let me tell you, the people of uvalde before this, they felt it couldn't happen here. they felt that. that's the false sense of security i worry about. i think some of the same systems that we found here that failed that day are across the entire state and country. for the latest on this, i'mjoined now by our correspondent rianna croxford in washington. it's great to get you on the programme, i know you have been looking into this very closely. talk us through some of the key findings of the report. the re ort findings of the report. the report found _ findings of the report. the report found there - findings of the report. tue: report found there were multiple systemic failures. we learned that

congressman dustin burrows whose committee is investigating the incident says it. >> he is trying to include hallway video into the report. images from the video have already been released but not the full video. berle says that he cannot release it because he signed a nondisclosure agreement with the texas department of public safety. but he recently tweeted out a letter that he wrote asking officials to release the video to the public. well says the video does not contain any violence and shows what the officers were doing while they were inside the school. the preliminary report is expected to be released within 10 days in chicago. it's now been a week since at mass shooting claimed 7 lives and injured dozens of others at the 4th of july parade in suburban highland park. >> in the area where the shooting took place, police lifted restrictions this weekend. it was considered a crime scene but stores along the street reopened to the public today. people in that community are still processing what they went through. several vigils, vigils have been held since the shooting took place.

the committee's chairman representative dustin burrows says the release of the video.ll answer questions on just how police handled the shooting. no violence or victims are included. in the video clips, it has not been released because of uvalde as district attorney. but today burleson out some of the video will be released at an unknown date. he adds the public can expect to read the preliminary report about that video and the whole shooting episode within about 10 days today, president biden hosted survivors and family members of victims of mass shootings at the white house. >> the event was to celebrate the passage of the gun. the bipartisan safer communities act? but even supporters of the bill say don't think it goes far enough. our first correspondent anna wiernicki is in washington with more. >> good evening. at today's event was meant to be a celebration of the most expansive gun law passed by congress in more than a decade. but one guest interrupted the president's speech calling on him to do more. >> today is many things. this proved that despite the naysayer

texas state representative dustin burrows chairs the texas house mmittee onhe robb elementa shooting. >> if there's only one thing i can tell you is there were multiple systemic failures. i would advise everybody to read the entire report. you cannot cherry pick one sentence and use it to say everything without reading it altogether and with context. but if we need a simple phrase to describe what the report says, again, i wl tell you multiple systemic failures. amy: in greenwood, indiana, a gunman opened fire inside a shopping mall food court sunday evening, killing three people and injuring two others bere he was shot dead by an armed bystander. "the indianapolis star" reports the shooter had a rifle and several mazines of ammunition. in charlottenorth carolina, comedian craig robinson canceled an appearance at a comedy club saturday night after a man brandishing a gun threatened audience members and fired at least one shot, forcing a panicked evacuation. in news from washington, d.c., the house has passed two new bills to protect abortion access but both bills are expected to fail