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guerrero grew up hunting with his father, a ranch foreman.ns, a way of life in this area. >> i believe in everyone's right to bear arms. but my question is, does anyone have the right to bear this type of arm? assault weapons. weapons that are made to destroy and to kill that are meant for war. >> that wa used on that day. >> exactly, exactly. after what i saw, and to the degree of wounds that i saw that die on these tiny children, there's no need for anyone to have assault weapons. and that's coming from me, raised on a ranch with a .-caliber gun every weekend with my dad. >> reporter: dr. guerrero traveling 3,000 miles to be a voice for the departed. the 19 students and two teachers gunned down with an assault rifle. did you wrestle with whether or not you wanted to do this? >> no, not for a second. because in my mind, it's my obligation as a pediatrician, as a physician. as we say in the hippocratic oath, do no harm. i feel doing nothing is being neglectful to that oath. >> reporter: by his side, 11-year-old mia serrilo, one of his patient

la región vecina considera atraviesa por una situación clínica crítica de violencia al igual que guerreropas >>> es malo porque yo ya lo veo muy normal >>> gobierno de joe biden señaló a 25 entidades más en el norte, centro y sur recomendó a sus compatriotas reconsiderar su viaje a estos lugares por el riesgo de convertirse en víctimas de la delincuencia, ya que advirtió los secuestros, robos, homicidios y balaceras son muy comunes >>> josé alberto guerrero es especialista en seguridad, y dice que no le sorprende que el departamento de estado considere solo a campeche y yucatán como seguro >>> al final de cuenta vivimos la dinámica del estado y sabemos perfectamente cuáles son las políticas o las nulas política de seguridad que se están manteniendo >>> el presidente desestimó que méxico se está viviendo una situación grave de violencia >>> no es lo que dicen las agencias estadounidenses de que el 30% del territorio está dominado por el crimen organizado en méxico, no es cierto >>> los hechos delictivos no es lo único que preocupa a las autoridades norteamericanas >>> estados unidos tambié

mÉxico se ha apoderado dlas cadenas de suministro, el caso mÁs reciente se ubicÓ en el estado de guerreroay que salir guam. >> despuÉs de tres dÍas de desabasto y ocho esinatos, se suspendieron actividades en el mercado baltazar lva en guerrero. >>> la gente pues tiene miedo de salir, no tan pronto por lo que uno haga, sino por una bam cera y algo pues porque uno trabaja limo paÍs estados vendedora quiÉn su cubre por temor regreÓo a supuesto pero clienta no volviÓ. >>> aquÍ vendemos 50 pollos y hoy eventosed pocos. >>> muchos animadores no abrieron lo que dejÓ decenas de puestos vacÍos. >>> los atentados contra los comerciantes mostraronrial incremento del crimen Órdenesado con la intenciÓn de controlar mercados de productos bÁsicos. >>> en estos dos estados. >>> organizaciones temen que ahora el crimen ensaÑe con productos de la canasta bÁsica. >>> es la realidad como estÁ de fondo la extorsiÓn el cobro de piso en nuestro paÍs. >>> las extorsiÓnes tuvieron impacto con el aguacate y limÓn, y ahora, con productos de carne, el temor que este euema se extida a otros estados causando desabast

en guerrero, 25 carmelitas cruzaron un retÉn, que al verse superados, se les permitiÓ el paso.istribuÍan. vamos a garantizar para que haya un proveedor. reportero: esta maÑana en el estado de mÉxico, fuerzas federales abatieron a 10 delincuentes que operaban en completa impunidad en la zona. marina llegaron para enfrentarse a los delincuentes. un informe alertÓ a la dea de un incremento exponencial de estos grupos. aylen: hablando de violencia, los ataques en el metro de nueva york han acaparado los titulares en los Últimos meses, situaciÓn que genera mucha preocupaciÓn entre sus usuarios. es por eso que activistas presentaron un plan para mejorar la seguridad. aseguran que las promesas del alcalde no sean concretado y no se basan en encuestas entre los pasajeros. reportera: entre las millones de personas que usan el metro de nueva york cada dÍa, no es difÍcil encontrar testimonios de incidentes violentos en el tren. >> el otro dÍa se subiÓ una loca y casi nos querÍa matar allÍ. nos quedamos calladas. reportera: no todos son vÍctimas de ataque, pero los robos y recientes tirote

en guerrero, al oeste de mÉxico, todos saben que lo que sigue puede ser la muerte.ntonces recordÓ que quizÁs monseÑor salvador rangel podrÍa ayudarla. meneses: pues Él habÍa ayudado a algunas personas que habÍan tenido ese tipo de problemas. aguiar: salvador rangel, obispo de chilpancingo, chilapa, es un hombre fuerte de 76 aÑos que cada maÑana sale a recorrer su diÓcesis. hace algÚn tiempo no maneja por la. pero eso no lo detiene de la costumbre de viajar por las carreteras de guerrero, como lo ha hecho por aÑos. reza. lo hace con devociÓn. sabe que el peligro acecha en estos caminos disputados por varios cÁrteles de la droga. rangel: la fama que tenÍa difÍcil estas tierras, sobre todo por el narcotrÁfico y la inseguridad que habÍa en estos lugares. aguiar: una fama ganada por las mafias que, segÚn josÉ reveles, experto en crimen organizado, cometen todo tipo de delitos. reveles: como secuestro, como extorsiÓn, cobro de piso, etcÉtera. aguiar: a ese mundo inhÓspito y violento llegÓ monseÑor rangel hace mÁs de 6 aÑos, cuando lo nombraron obispo de la regiÓn. rangel:

guerrero, who actually filmed mia's testimony, told abc news monday that the fourth grader wanted toestify. >> i started a whole conversation with, are you sure you want to do this? i don't want to make you do anything you want to do. she said, no, i think people need to know what happened to us that day. >> reporter: for weeks, politicians have been pressed for answers. >> is raising the age limit a red line for you? >> there's no red lines. we've got to start bringing gun sense into america. >> i've heard many people calling in say, leave our gun rights in place. by the same token, i've heard a lot of calls also from people who are saying, try to find something you can do to work on this. >> reporter: democrats say every single country has mental health issues, but america is the only country where this keeps happening over and over and over again. is it time to consider more comprehensive gun control legislation, then? >> i think we ought to have comprehensive legislation that solves the problems. >> reporter: tonight the house passing the "protect our kids act" that would raise t

doctor guerrero told us what we would see if we saw what happened to the children in uvalde. i for one know that i absolutely do not want to see that. there is no warning before the doctor described what happened to those bodies in today's hearings. i must issue a warning now. the next sentence that you are about to hear contains a word that you have not heard before about what happened to at least two children. the first two dead children at the hospital. this is what the doctor saw. this is by far the single most disturbing thing and most graphic thing i have ever heard about a mass murder. you will never forget it. maybe for you the best decision is to just leave that word buried in the congressional record and never know it. it is the truth of what happened and the doctor is going to be haunted by this for the rest of his life. he told this truth to congress because he wants us to know the truth. here is doctor's description of the first two dead bodies that he saw, a site that he says quote, no prayer will ever relieve. >> two children whose bodies had been decapitated.

but who knows the names of the guerrero or the henrietta marie? bring those lost souls back into memory and honoring them and acknowledging them. jeffrey: robert's life changed when she saw a photograph of the divers in the smithsonian museum of african-american history and culture in washington, d.c. >> seeing a picture of black women on this boat in wet suits k'n'haowt w, but they looked so free and joyous, they reminded me of superheroes. i wanted to be like them. jeffrey: in 2018 roberts quit her job with a nonprofit and joined the dwp divers. according to a decade of research by scholars, more than 36,000 transatlantic voyages were made between 1501 and 1867. carrying some 12.5 million captured people to the americas. it is believed 1.28 million lost their lives and the journey known as the middle passage. about 1000 ship wrecks have been recorded, but fewer than 10 have been located and studied. diving with a purpose is part of the slave wrecks project. it is hosted by the national museum african-american history and culture. roberts recalls

doctor guerrero you are now recognized your testimony for. >> thank you, thank you chairwoman. my name is doctor rohr trent roy guerrero are board-certified pediatrician and was present on the day the master 24 that robb elementary school. i was called here today as a witness but i showed up because i am a doctor. because how many years ago i swore an oath, an oath to do no harm. after witnessing firsthand the carnage of my home town of uvalde to stay side that would have betrayed that oath. an action is harm. delay is harm. so here i am, not to plead, not to beg or convince you of anything. but to do my job and hope that by doing so would inspire members of this house to do theirs. i have lived in uvalde my whole life but in fact i tended robb elementary school myself as a kid. as often as a case with us grown-ups remember a lot of the good and not so much of the bad so i don't recall homework or detention, i remember how much i love going to school. what a joyful time it was. back then were able to run between classrooms with these to visit our friends and river the way the c

roy guerrero, the l.a. pediatrician in uvalde, texas, testifying before the house on wednesday. senate is weighing whether they will pass any gun reform bills. next up, we will speak with the had of right wing watch about what to expect at the first public hearing tonight of the house committee investigating donald trump's attempt to overturn the 2020 election and the deadly january 6 insurrection. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. after 10 months of meeting in private, the house committee investigating donald trump's attempt to overturn the 2020 election and the deadly january 6 insurrection at the capitol will hold its first public hearing tonight in primetime at 8:00 p.m. eastern. democracy now! will live-stream the hearings at democracynow.org. the next hearing is monday. but tonight will be the of eight first congressional hearings, modeled in part on the 1973 watergate hearings. democracy now! will be streaming the hearing at democracynow.org. in a moment, we will be

roy guerrero, uvalde's only pedestrian, asking lawmakers, why has there been no change, no action? describing what the ar-15-style rifle did to those children. that doctor helping to identify the bodies. tonight, attorney general merrick garland announcing a review of the law enforcement response that day in uvalde, that it's begun, looking for answers but saying, quote, nothing can undo the pain. tonight, what these families are asking the nation. and we warn you, some of this we had never heard before and it is difficult. abc's rachel scott leading us off from capitol hill tonight. >> i am kimberly rubio, this is felix rubio. >> reporter: tonight, in front of the nation, the gut-wrenching testimony from the families who've lived this. kimberly and felix rubio lost their 10-year-old daughter lexi in uvalde. both parents were at the school that very morning for awards ceremonies. >> lexi received a good citizen award and was also recognized for receiving all as. at the conclusion of the ceremony, we took photos with her before asking her to pose for a picture with her teacher, mr.

guerrero? democrats know from polls they're winning in the court of public opinion, so why hasn't anything changed? >> absolutely not going to neutralize what we heard from dr. guerrero. because what the doctor did today was illustrate explicitly how the guns are being used against children, against children and schools. and with his graphic experience with this, he's laying it out for the public and for the republicans who refuse to listen. and, but, with this type of imagery, they're not going to be able to look away anymore, they're not going to be able to talk about it is for shooting animals, for target practice, because it is being used on children, it is being used at grocery stores, being used in churches and that is something that republicans know they can't move away from because during these hearings, while the doctor was speaking, recognize that republicans were not in that room. they were at a conference trying to pivot the narrative away from guns, trying to talk about anything an

everhart will hear from doctor roy guerrero who is a pediatrician in uvalde, texas . then we will hear from miah cerrillo, a fourth grader at robb school in texas. miah will be sharing her experience any pre-recorded video. her father is with us in the ring today and will be making brief remarks after his daughter's video, then he will excuse himself. next, we will hear from felix and kimberly rubio who are the parents of lexi rubio who tragically lost her life in the texas shooting. and now recognize the taliban from georgia, mr. heise, to introduce our last witness on this panel. rep. hice: thank you, might him chair. it is my honor to recognize lucretia hughes. she is part of my constituency, an incredibly bright light in our 10th district. she has an extremely compelling story. i just wanted to publicly recognize krisha. i want to thank you for being here today. i know it is hard to share the story that you come to us with, but we are grateful that you are here. and madam chair, i want to say thank you for these few seconds to recognize lucretia hughes and welcome

to ever reach a grand slam final gives the king of clay a record extending 14th title at rollin guerrero's and it also increases his reco to $22.00 grand slam titles. true more than his nearest rivals. or even with the war raging in ukraine. the nation's bid to qualify for the world cup has been giving football fan something to cheer about. but those hopes ended after ukraine lost to wales in a tightly contest to play off with the war still on their minds, ukraine's supporters were out in their numbers to urge on their team in the welsh capital card of ukraine, last qualified for the world cup in 2006, while 11 neil, after an own goal by ukraine's captain. and of course this match was closely watched in keith as well after the final whistle blue d w's rebecca reaches asked one fan how he felt about it. i feel empty and in this i don't know how to, to fill up these emptiness in my heart and because of the situation in my country and because of that game that we put all our hopes in. but this is football that it should be, we should, you should do all things you can on the field, something l

guerrero talked about. he mentioned that one of the children had been decapitated by a bullet. you know, it's so important to talk politics, it's so important to talk about what should or should not be done, but i think we kind of have to always remember that this is the destruction of families. this is tearing through our families. senator, how do you, you know, underline the importance of policy but never losing that realization that this is the destruction of families? >> for 14 days straight, i stayed in uvalde trying to be there for families and talk to them. i've gone to too many viewings where i've seen too many little babies in coffins. it shouldn't be. it's not normal. the last one i went to, a beautiful little girl. she had a shroud over her and she was so beautiful, so angelic. and, you know, you're right, the devastation that happened to some of these kids is something i can't bring myself to think about. i cannot even bring myself to think of the pain some of these families are having to deal with. imagine the last funeral is not until the 16th of june, a full 22 d

vÍdeo donde se ve como sicarios se llevan a la fuerza un hombre de rÍo verde, san luis potosÍ, en guerrerodades dos semanas para que la violencia va que, de lo contrario amenazaron con armar a 60 niÑos de la comunidad. >> no quieren que tomemos las armas, dinos quiÉn nos va a defender a todos los niÑos de mÉxico. ilia: el gobierno de cuba con un de nuevo a mÁs de 380 personas por participar en manifestaciones de protestas el aÑo pasado. la fiscalÍa general dijo que se les habÍa condenado por sediciÓn, sabotaje, robo y violencia, entre otros supuestos delitos. 297 recibirÁn condenas de entre cinco y 25 aÑos de prisiÓn. jorge: en rosell opositor al gobierno alexei fue transferido a un centro de mÁxima seguridad, un tribunal ruso lo condenÓ a otros nueve aÑos de cÁrcel tras declararlo culpable de estafa. ilia: en espaÑa las altas temperaturas parecen vaticinar un verano agobiante, en el centro y en el sur lo estÁn pasando peor con casi 108 °f. jorge: los fanÁticos de los rolling stones que tenÍan boletos se quedaron con las ganas de verlos porque mid jaeger tiene coronavirus, legendario rocke

roy guerrero earlier today and he joins us now. doctor, your testimony was incredibly powerful, it was important and it must have been difficult for you. what was going through your mind today in those moments? >> i think the biggest change was going through my mind was that -- deciding how much of the truth i wanted to expose and to say, but i felt it was important, because only by painting that visual image could you actually get people to understand the gravity of what happened to our community and to understand how much my community is suffering and how much we're just completely devastated and still hurting two weeks after this happened. >> how much of the truth to share, you say. what is the truth? >> that these weapons of war cause wounds that are war wounds, things you see in movies. things that no pediatrician, much less any doctor is ever ready to see. we were forced into this situation by someone that was out to murder children and the wounds were exactly as i -- as i described. >> you concluded your testimony by pleadin

local reporting now from nbc 5, dallas/fort worth and maria guerrero >> reporter: the impact was fast and violent. >> i flew in the air, and i smashed into the guy's windshield head first, and my helmet flew off my head. >> reporter: he was heading home one evening in may in rush hour traffic on 635 in garland that came to a standstill he stopped a car didn't -- smashing into him from behind, he flipped, flew forward, and hit the ground >> the first thing in my mind was, you know, don't get ran over don't get ran over and stay coherent. this is between me living or dying. i broke my back in three spots >> reporter: this brace also supports his broken tailbone mar maroney's got broken toes and road rash but credits his gear for saving his life. >> the car hit in between here -- >> reporter: his wife showed the banged up bike in the garage riding at night is off limits. >> happy to be alive happy to be alive. >> reporter: only able to stabbed ten minutes a day -- stand ten minutes a day -- >> it's definitely painful everybody needs to pay attention, slow down there's a mother or a fathe

guerrero knew these children. he knew their parents, too. first wounded child he saw was mia cerillo, the 11-year-old student who smeared her classmate's blood onner is heavily in order to trick the killer into thinking she was dead. mia also testified today via video. >> he shot her in the head and then he shot some of my classmates. i saw him come back to the room so i grabbed the blood and i put it all over me >> what did you do then when you put the blood on yourself? >> i just stayed quiet and i got the teacher's phone and called 911. >> finally we heard from the mother of alexandria lexi rubio, a fourth grader who was among the 19 children killed in uvalde. in video testimony sitting next to her husband felix kimberly rubio made this tearful plea days before she will lay her precious daughter to rest. >> i left my daughter at that school, and that decision will haunt me for the rest of my life. we understand that for some reason to some people, to people with money, to people who fund political campaigns that guns are more important th

other remains are thought to belong to an indigenous expert guerrero traveling with phillips.e have more from rio de janeiro. reporter: they say this is part of a bigger picture, it is not just two local fishermen killing two people, it is part of a bigger crime scene where there are drug cartels involved, a lot of legal activity going on, and the government has turned a blind eye to it, which has made it possible for these crimes to be committed. >> the european commission recommending ukraine and moldova for members of nato membership. they could vote candidate status. achieving full status could take years. the british prime minister visited kyiv for the second time in over two months. boris johnson was cheered as he walked through the city with president zelenskyy. the president praised u.k. for support and johnson proposed a training program for ukrainian soldiers. president biden says he will not mean saudi arabia's crown prince one-on-one next month. biting facing criticism after the white house announced his trip to riyadh. he called it a pariah state after the murder

ilia: un huracÁn dejÓ al menos dos muertos en guerrero, donde se reportan Árboles caÍdos, deslaves del donde estaba internado para ir a su casa en garcÍa, rodrÍguez estÁ acusado de recibir recursos ilÍcitos para su campaÑa presidencial en el 2018 y de abuso de poder. las familias de dos ciudadanos de estados unidos capturados en ucrania por las fuerzas rusas piden la mediaciÓn del gobierno para que sean liberados y retornen a sus hogares, alexander y ander estaban como voluntarios luchando con las tropas de ucrania. ilia: zelenski recibiÓ a lÍderes europeos que viajaron a su paÍs para manifestar apoyo a la guerra contra la invasiÓn rusa, el mandatario se reuniÓ con los presidentes de rumanÍa y francia, a todos les solicitÓ mÁs ayuda militar. jorge: esta noche en ediciÓn naturales hablarÁn de cÓmo las mujeres, o recursos podrÁn tener cobertura mÉdica durante un aÑo despuÉs de dar a luz en vez de sÓlo dos meses despuÉs del parto, tras la masacre de la escuela primaria de uvalde, texas como capitÁn de bomberos de arizona diseÑÓ este chaleco antibalas que caben en las mochilas escolares p

nos conectamos con la protagonista ana guerrero. muchas gracias por estar con nosotros.Í en un rancho. es como una representaciÓn de las voces de toda la comunidad de latinos. me siento muy orgullosa de poder enseÑar a otros que sÍ se puede echando ganas y con esfuerzo. carolina: justamente, hablando del tema de la familia me gustarÍa que mandaras un mensaje a tu padre. esta persona que todos los dÍas hacÍa labores de mantenimiento en esa facultad donde ibas tÚ a estudiar. ahora es el padre de una reciÉn graduada, una mujer que lo logrÓ. quÉ mensaje para tu padre? ana: a mi padre le puedo decir muchas gracias infinitas por tanto apoyo. por poner la fundaciÓn para que tengamos esta oportunidad, para ir al colegio, tener una vida diferente. como pueden ver en la fotos tuvimos muchas interacciones mientras era estudiante de doctorado y Él trabajaba de jardinero en la universidad. una motivaciÓn para mÍ. mucho esfuerzo para seguir adelante. siempre se lo voy agradecer. borja: muy bonito. nos quedamos con ese mensaje. muy bonito ver ese amor de padre a hija. ver cÓmo tu padre

muy lamentable, pero tambiÉn de lamentable fueron y sorprendentes las declaraciones del doctor roy guerreror piezas de ropa y zapatos que los niÑos estaban utilizando ese dÍa. aquÍ parte de lo que dijo. [habla en inglÉs] edwin: importante recalcar que a pesar de esta audiencia en este comitÉ la atenciÓn continÚan el senado donde un grupo bipartidista sigue negociando una ley integral para el control de armas en los estados unidos, los republicanos siguen sin apoyar puntos importantes como el aumentar la edad de 18 a 21 para comprar algÚn arma como un rifle semiautomÁtico y la implementaciÓn de leyes conocidas como bandera roja que le da la potestad a la policÍa de quitarle temporalmente las armas a personas que representan un peligro para la sociedad. borja: edwin, gracias por tu reporte y esperemos que los testimonios sirvan de una vez por todas para endurecer el acceso a las armas en los estados unidos y evitar mÁs vÍctimas inocentes. alerta esta hora, varios foros en lÍnea estÁn promoviendo nuevas balaceras, asÍ lo revela departamento de seguridad nacional, ¿cÓmo lo hacen? yo te explico.

roy guerrero, uvalde's only pediatrician, rushed to the hospital he'd hoped to find more survivors they never came. >> what i did find was something no prayer will ever relieve. two children whose bodies had pulverized by bullets fired at them, decapitated, whose flesh had been ripped apart the only clue to their identity was the blood-staine cartoon clothes, clinging to them clinging for life and finding none >> reporter: solace hard to find at the hearing. the mother of lexie rubio in agony, that's lexie hours before the shooting at awards day. kimberly rubio promised her daughter they'd get ice cream to celebrate after school. >> i left my daughter at that school, and that decision will haunt me for the rest of my life. >> reporter: this afternoon, house lawmakers debated new gun restrictions that many republicans oppose. >> what happened in uvalde, buffalo, tulsa is as wrong as wrong could be but the answer is not to destroy the second amendment. >> reporter: everything will depend on what happens with bipartisan negotiations in the senate late today, we spoke with zeneta everhart a

guerrero you are now recognized for your testimony. >> thank you. thank you, chairwoman.roy guerrero i'm a board certified pediatrician and was present at uvalde hospital the day of the massacre at robb elementary school. i was called here today as a witness but i showed up because i am a doctor, because how many years ago i swore an oath, an oath to do no harm. after witnessing firsthand the carnage in my hometown of uvalde, to stay silent would have betrayed that oath and inaction is harm, delay is harm. so here i am. not to plead, not to beg or convince you of anything, but to do my job and hope that by doing so would inspire the members of this house to do theirs. i have lived in uvalde my whole life, in fact, i attended robb elementary school myself as a kid. as often is the case with us grown-ups we remember a lot of the good and not so much of the bad so i don't recall homework or detention, i remember how much i loved going to school. what a joyful time it was. back then we were able to run between classrooms with ease to visit our friends and i remember the way t

. >> triste, indignada, porque lamentablemente se fueron dos guerreros. paredes con apenas un aÑo dentro de la corporaciÓn murieron ayer luego que segÚn las autoridades fueran emboscados y ultimados a tiros cuando respondÍan a una llamada por un supuesto caso de violencia domÉstica, en un motel de esa ciudad. >> fortaleza para toda la familia, de estos policÍas y lamentable noticia para todos. >> el agresor quien presuntamente muriÓ a manos de oficiales de la policÍa fue identificado como justin flores de 35 aÑos de edad, que segÚn las autoridades estaba en libertad condicional luego de haber estado en prisiÓn convicto por robo de vehÍculos y otros crÍmenes violentos. >> diana flores esposa del sospechoso y quien hizo la llamada al 911 desde el motel donde ocurriÓ la balacera explicÓ esta tarde que el ataque con un cuchillo no ocurriÓ ayer sino un dÍa antes. >> salÍ corriendo por la puerta donde Él se estaba poniendo los zapatos y luego entrÓ la policÍa, solo escuchÉ varios disparos y salÍ corriendo, lejos de ahÍ. >> gracias a gabriel huerta y telemundo l

autoridad intervenga, el gobierno de estados unidos ha pedido a sus habitantes no viajar a colima, guerreroesencia de la delincuencia organizada, y en el resto de los estados ha advertido sobre los riesgos que representa visitar esos territorios. esta semana tambiÉn se vieron estas imÁgenes, en el sur del paÍs, en el estado de chiapas, un grupo de hombres armados intentÓ tomar el control de un mercado en san cristÓbal de las casas, la ciudad mÁs turÍstica del estado. eso provocÓ que los ciudadanos salieron a las calles para exigir seguridad y paz. >> la paz para exigir a los gobiernos y al presidente municipal que ya ponga un alto a todas estas balaceras que estÁn sucediendo. >> pedimos por la paz de san cristÓbal en medio de esta violencia generalizada y estructural. >> de norte a sur mÉxico estÁ sumido en esta ola de violencia provocada por el crimen organizado, pero el presidente de mÉxico asegurÓ que tal caos no existe. >> no es lo que dicen los de las agencias estadounidenses. de que el 30% del territorio estÁ dominado. por el crimen organizado en mÉxico, no es cierto. >> pero las imÁg

roy guerrero described the carnage he saw at the hospital. >> two children whose bodies have been pulverized by bullets fired at them, flesh ripped apart. >> reporter: lexi rubio was one of the 19 killed. her parents called for congress to ban assault weapons. >> we stand for lexi, and as her voice we demand action. >> reporter: the testimonies come as a bipartisan group of senators work on new gun-control legislation. democrats help the stories will help convince republicans to vote for tougher measures. >> nowhere else in the world does this happen other than the united states. >> reporter: many republicans appear to be on board with enhanced background checks and incentives for red flag laws but say further restrictions are unconstitutional. >> and i have no intention of undermining the rights of law-abiding gun owners in america. >> reporter: wednesday the house passed a sprawling democratic piece of legislation, but it's unlikely to make it through the senate. skyler henry, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> a california man has been charged with attempting to murder supreme court justice bret

roy guerrero is uvalde's only pediatrician who described in graphic detail how he treated some of the victims. >> two children, whose bodies had been pulverized by bullets fired at them, decapitated, whose flesh had been ripped apart, that the only clue of their identity was a blood-spatter cartoon clothes still clinging to them, clinging for life and finding none. >> reporter: tonight, the house is voting on a package of gun restrictions that include raising the purchase age to 21 for semiautomatic weapons and banning high-capacity magazines. but most republicans oppose it, calling it reactionary, and unconstitutional. norah. >> o'donnell: nikole killion with all that testimony today. thank you. the weapon of who is for both the uvalde and buffalo mass shootings were an ar-15-style rifle. according to a leading gun industry group, there are approximately 20 million of these weapons in circulation in the u.s. and tonight, in a cbs news investigation, we take a look at how gun makers are marketing these assault-style weapons for young people. here's cbs' catherine herridge. >> so what

dr roy guerrero described the horror of seeing the first young casualties arrive at the hospital.nd was something no prayer will ever relieve. two children whose bodies had been pulverised by bullets fired at them, decapitated, whose flesh had been ripped apart, that the only clue of their identities was their blood splattered cartoon clothes still clinging to them. clinging for life and finding none. the tragedy in uvalde has provoked a nationwide conversation about gun control. there are cross—party talks going on about new laws, but any legislation they can agree on will fall far short of what is being demanded. there will not be a ban on assault weapons. they can't even agree on raising the legal minimum age to buy one from 18 to 21. president biden is powerless to do anything about gun control without the support of at least some republicans. so despite an epidemic of mass shootings across america, nearly 250 already this year, any significant reform remains highly unlikely. sarah smith, bbc news, washington. for more on whether these testimonies will lead to action, i spoke

dr roy guerrero described the horror of seeing the first young casualties arrive at the hospital.t i did find was something no prayer will ever relieve. two children whose bodies had been pulverised by bullets fired at them, decapitated, whose flesh had been ripped apart, that the only clue of their identities was their blood splattered cartoon clothes still clinging to them. clinging for life and finding none. the tragedy in uvalde has provoked a nationwide conversation about gun control. there are cross—party talks going on about new laws, but any legislation they can agree on will fall far short of what is being demanded. there will not be a ban on assault weapons. they can't even agree on raising the legal minimum age to buy one from 18 to 21. president biden is powerless to do anything about gun control without the support of at least some republicans. so despite an epidemic of mass shootings across america, nearly 250 already this year, any significant reform remains highly unlikely. sarah smith, bbc news, washington. earlier, we werejoined by the director of monmouth univer

roy guerrero, who is a pediatrician and new val day, texas. ah. then we will hear from mia stereo, who is a 4th grader at rob elementary school in texas. mia will be sharing her experience in a pre recorded video. her father miguel is with us in the room today and will be making brief remarks after his daughter's a video. then he will excuse himself. next we will hear from felix and kimberly rubio, who are the parents of lexi rubio, who tragically lost her life in the texas shooting. i now recognize the gentleman from georgia, mister heiss to introduce our last witness on this panel. thank you madam chair. it's my honor to recognize lucretia hughes. she is a part of a my constituency, an incredibly bright light in our tense district. and she has an extremely compelling story. i just wanted to publicly recognize lucretia want to thank you for being here to day and owe us a hard to share the story that you come to us with. but we are grateful that you're here, and i just, i, madam chair, i want to say thank you for just these few seconds to recogniz

ah, doctor guerrero, you are now recognized. fear testimony. thank you. thank you joe. my name is dr. royal. i am a board certified pediatrician and was president you valley memorial hospital. the day of the massacre on may 24th 2022 at rob elementary school. i was calling today as a witness, but i showed up because i am a doctor. because how many years ago i swore an oath and no to do no harm. after witnessing 1st hand, the carnage in my home town of you valley to stay silent, would have betrayed that oath. inaction is harm. passivity is harm, delay is harm. so here i am not to plead, not to beg or convince you of anything. but to do my job and hope that by doing so, it inspires the members of his house to do. there's a living evolving my whole life. in fact, i attended rob elementary school myself as a kid, as often as the case with us grownups. we remember lot of the good and not so much of the bad. so i don't recall homework or detention. remember how much i loved going to school. what a joyful time it was. back then we're able to run between classrooms with ease, t

the driver of the car was not issued any citations ma maria guerrero has the story. >> reporter: this mesquite father had a camera mounted on his motorcycle to watch video of his rides. what it captured one night may be difficult to watch. the impact was fast and violent. >> i smashed into the guy's windshield head-first and my helmet flew off my head. >> reporter: he was heading home one evening in may, rush hour traffic on 635 in garland came to a standstill, he stopped, a car didn't, smashing. >> him from behind, he flipped, flew forward and hit the ground. >> the first thing in my mind was, you know, don't get ran over don't get ran over and stay coherent. this is between me living or dying. >> reporter: he is part of troubling statistics registered during the pandemic. >> in 2020 when fewer people were driving we still saw a 17% increase in the state when it comes to motorcycle crashes. >> reporter: according to aaa motorcyclists are 27 times more likely to die in a crash, most happen in warmer weather months. >> we've noticed an increase in texting and driving or distracted driv

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dr roy guerrero described the horror of seeing the first young casualties arrive at the hospital. relieve. two children whose bodies had been pulverised by bullets fired at them, decapitated, whose flesh had been ripped apart, that the only clue of their identities was their blood splattered cartoon clothes still clinging to them. clinging for life and finding none. the tragedy in uvalde has provoked a nationwide conversation about gun control. there are cross—party talks going on about new laws, but any legislation they can agree on will fall far short of what is being demanded. there will not be a ban on assault weapons. they can't even agree on raising the legal minimum age to buy one from 18 to 21. president biden is powerless to do anything about gun control without the support of at least some republicans. so despite an epidemic of mass shootings across america, nearly 250 already this year, any significant reform remains highly unlikely. sarah smith, bbc news, washington. cineworld has cancelled all uk screenings of a film about the daughter of the prophet muhammad, after p

dr roy guerrero described the horror of seeing the first young casualties arrive at the hospital.find was something no prayer will ever relieve. two children whose bodies had been pulverised by bullets fired at them, decapitated, whose flesh had been ripped apart, that the only clue of their identities was their blood splattered cartoon clothes still clinging to them. clinging for life and finding none. the tragedy in uvalde has provoked a nationwide conversation about gun control. there are cross—party talks going on about new laws, but any legislation they can agree on will fall far short of what's being demanded. there will not be a ban on assault weapons. they can't even agree on raising the legal minimum age to buy one from 18 to 21. president biden is powerless to do anything about gun control without the support of at least some republicans. so despite an epidemic of mass shootings across america, nearly 250 already this year, any significant reform remains highly unlikely. sarah smith, bbc news, washington. let's get more from our north america correspondent david willis.

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