irma garcia's husband has had a heart attack and died. so many family members immediately pointing to the unbearable grief playing a part. that husband, joe garcia, was wedding anniversary with his wife. they leave behind four grown children. the husband's cousin writing, "i truly believe joe died of a broken heart and losing the love of his life of more than 30 years was too much to bear." his nephew posting this image of them and writing, "irma's husband, joe garcia, has passed away due to grief. i truly am at a loss for words for how we are all feeling." authorities say that irma garcia in her fourth grade class tried to shield the children from the gunman. she co-taught the children for five years with fellow fourth grade teacher eva mireles. eva taught at the school for 17 years. and her students loved her. her daughter, adalynn, writing, "mom, you are a hero. my heart will forever be broken. kws >> she's an amazing mom. her daughter is so wonderful. her husband, who's my cousin, is absolutely amazing. and all of their family, and sh

to sicily and got a job in an italian family, which turned out to be a mafia clan , the heroine of irmacommon language with the head of the clan reconciles him with the children and returns the past greatness to the mafia family, the actress liked the role of a strong and determined ukrainian woman immediately wanted show a ukrainian woman who takes her fate into her own hands, goes and decides that this is how she will move a and in fact, i liked that it was due to misfortune, she lived very normally here, it was just the way she wanted it, it was more difficult for irma to learn italian, but with this she coped brilliantly mafia family no one believed that i don't know the italian film they started filming back in the 20th year but the covid got in the way, so its release had to be postponed the fact that it is coming to the wide screen in italy right now is very good because once again i will remind the world about ukraine and its brave people , we can still get a certain moment of sympathy from the italians through the heroine, because of the love of power, the goats hope that after

what more can you tell us about irma and joe garcia?ll, laura, they were high school sweet hearts. we spoke to members of the community who have known them a very long time and said they were the light of each other's lives, irma in her biography on the school's websilent wrote about how much she enjoyed barbecuing with joe, her final moments spent lunging at the gunman trying to defend her students and the news was apparently too much for joe. family members say he suffered a fatal heart attack on thursday. they believe he died of a broken heart and as you noted, they leave behind four kids, two young men and two young women. laura. >> it's heartbreaking to hear what you describe, to see the pictures and hear about the idea of just two days after her own death, you spoke to people in the community who knew them so well, tell me more about what they're sharing with you. >> reporter: yeah, one of them was actually the priest of the church they attended. he said joe and irma were fixtures in the community, they attended all sorts of churc

irma died shielding her students from gunfire on tuesday. family members say joe collapsed after delivering flowers to his wife's memorial. they were high school sweethearts and leave behind four children. >>> bipartisan group of senators collaborating on finding a solution to gun violence. 21 crosses bearing the names of each live lost at the centerpiece of memorial outside robb elementary. the parents grieve, senate majority leader chuck schumer says he wants action. he is giving fellow democratic senator chris murphy 10 days to work with republicans on gun safety. >> it won't be anything i want, universal background checks, ban on assault weapons, expansion of background checks. >> represent the connecticut of newtown, home of the 2012 sandy hook shooting massacre. >>> while democrats push for new laws on gun safety, republicans are focused on hardening schools and addressing mental illness which is often tied to mass shooters. why is it important for gun law opponents to frank mass shooting as a mental issue? let's talk about that, they

they said krokhin gave irma a computer, and a day later he was visiting.is not joking about, you should check it out. well, i just promised to return the book to her now i’ll run. and we will check. hello. hello, i was captain dymov the other day, do you recognize me? yes, i promised to return the book. let's go, we'd like to talk to your daughter. are you the police? are you afraid no, that they are afraid of the police? i'm more afraid of my daughter when irma is working. she can't be disturbed angry. my daughter is from the police. came back to return the book. dad open up. you , too, you deceived me, well, why i deceived i told you that i was stirlitz beautifully. talented what else do you draw? i did not know that this was yours, what else remains for colleagues to do, only to write papers. well, why are you so da shower? i am like that. how long can i remember? i used to visit you often. we had purely friendly relations. by the way, you didn’t tell me how you like the smile of a maniac, a killer name, well, in general, for this kind of literature, it

fourth grade teachers eva mireles and irma garcia.rcia was a wife of four, a gofundme page set up to raise funds for her funeral expenses and the needs of the family. writes, she sacrificed herself protecting the kids in her classroom. she was a hero. she was loved by many and will truly be missed. and eva's daughter paid tribute to her mother on social media writing, mom, you are a hero. i keep telling myself that this isn't real. i just want to hear your voice. i want to thank you, mom, for being such an inspiration to me. i will forever be so proud to be your daughter. >> a proud daughter and students who were also honored to have her as their teacher. think about it, teachers have such a profound impact on a child's life and, john, i'm just reminded of this quote that says to teach is to touch a life forever and one of those teachers, 17 years as an educator, so think about all of the fourth graders and all of the students who came through her classroom and are remembering her and how she shaped their lives. we've also recently ju

reportero: lÁgrimas y dolor es lo que se viviÓ en una ceremonia para recordar a la maestra irma garcian amados. reportero: el religioso lanzÓ un duro mesa en contra de las armas. >> la idolatrÍa a las armas, que las personas quedan en nÚmero o en basura. reportero: la maestra garcÍa estaba encargada del aula donde salvador ramos ingresÓ y disparÓ contra niÑos, su esposo joe garcÍa habÍa dejado flores como ofrenda por su esposa y los niÑos fallecidos, regresÓ a su casa y prÁcticamente se desplomÓ, segÚn contaron familares, la pareja tenÍa 24 aÑos de casados y tenÍa cuatro hijos, un estudiante de secundaria, una de preparatoria, otro mÁs que asiste a la universidad y el mayor estÁ en infanterÍa de marina, pasan los dÍas y los habitantes de este poblado no dejan de estar sorprendidos por lo que pasÓ, como josÉ cÓrdova, quien dijo que su nieto sobreviviÓ a la masacre, pero que se mucho pesar por los fallecidos. >> cuando apenas estÁn comenzando vivir... eso es muy duro para sus padres. reportero: y de noche aprovechan para rendir tributo, llevaron ofrenda y ofrecer ayuda quienes enseÑa 70

morir de amor joe muriÓ con el corazÓn roto escribiÓ un familiar de la maestra irma garcÍa asesinada alza >>una asociaciÓn americano detectÓ que hubo mÁs de 35.000 casos del sÍndrome del corazÓn roto >>> como desesperaciÓn muy fuerte >>> mÉdicos aseguran que las personas con problemas crÓnicos podrÍan enfrentar este padecimiento de forma mÁs intensa >>> pÉrdidas grandes las muertes que deja el covid y masacres como uvalde incrementan el sÍndrome del corazÓn roto >>> duele mucho >>> hasta fecha no lo puedo superar >> por lo pronto sus familiares ya han reunido mÁs de 2 millones, 700.000 dÓlares que en parte se irÁn para sus hijos francisco fajardo, noticias telemundo >>> con esto nos despedimos. los ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) /* . >>> hoy en la casa de los >> noche de expulsiÓn. >>> tÚ decides con tÚ voto quiÉ abandona la casa. lewis y voy con todo >>> nacho >>> estoy tranquilo por lo que vengo haciendo en la casa o potro > me siento traicionado > arde la casa >>> todos quieren ganar nadie quiere perderse lo

ellie garcia jaclyn cazares jayce luavanos and teachers irma garcia, eva morales. >> i've worked for this district for 30 years and never thought i would be sitting in front of you doing this today please, pray for our teachers, pray for our community and we will move forward. >> there are new details tonight about the gunman and his background from law enforcement officials and from some of those who knew him our tom yamas has late details. >> reporter: tonight we're learning more about 18-year-old gunman salvador ramos. he grew up in the same town he tore apart alongside the families whose children he murdered during tuesday's senseless massacre >> anyone who shoots his grandmother in the face has to have evil in his heart, but it is far more evil for someone to gun down little kids. >> reporter: people who knew the shooter described him as a loner in a small community of about 15,000 people. >> nobody knew him >> reporter: he dropped out of a local high school and had worked at a fast food restaurant. he posted photos of guns but law enforcement says he has no criminal history or

joe and irma married 24 years, but high school sweethearts before that. a love affair 30 plus years. the nephew of joe said he suffered a heart attack, connected to grief. >> reporter: irma garcia lost her life tuesday thrusting herself between a mass shooter and her fourth grade students. now her family facing even more heart break. joe garcia, her husband of 24 years, dying just 48 hours later. his nephew john martinez telling nbc news garcia collapsed at home shortly after delivering flowers for irma, adding they tried chest compressions but nothing worked. martinez tweeting the father of four passed away due to grief. >> they were such a close family. such a close family. you could tell that there was so much love between the parents. he was a wonderful young man, wonderful. >> reporter: teacher ida hernandez seen comforting a student. not only did she teach joe garcia, but also jackie cazares. >> what brought you here? >> to offer help, services, prayer. >> reporter: at a resource van food and counseling for people who need help as relatives tackle u

irma garcia's husband died this morning. joe garcia died from his grief, grief that the family says led to an apparent heart attack. their nephew says joe garcia came home from delivering flowers to a noermial for his wife he was home no more than three minutes they tell us when he collapsed. joe and irma were high school sweet hearts married 24 years. they are survived by their four children now dealing with the death of both parents in a matter of days irma garcia was one of the 21 people killed on tuesday, 19 students, two teachers these are the face of kids, 9, 10, 11 years old who were suppose to be going to their last day of class today before summer vacation. the people of uvalde grieving and remembering each one of them valerie castro has their stories. >> reporter: some of the parents have begun to share memories of their children at the same time they have started the painstaking process of planning their funerals of course, some parents still don't have any words, just the grief. >> sweetest girl you ever had the

alumnos su esposo joe muriÓ por ataque del corazÓn su sobrino dice que no soportar el dolor de perder a irmahablÓ con uno niÑa adentro. >>> mi amigos que murieron eran muy buenas personas >>> con solamente 10 aÑos keilin sintiÓ que deberÍa traer flores a sus amigos fallecidos >>> los extraÑo mucho y el dÍa que estaban muertos llorÉ mucho y como la maestra que muriÓ ella estaba como muriÓ al frente de todos los niÑos. y como yo los niÑos estaban diciendo mirando a alguien. >>> caitlyn martÍnez era amiga de al menos 6 de ellos. nos dicen que todavÍa estÁ tratando ademÁs de asimilar lo vivido. >>> abrieron una puerta y necetan >>> su grupo estaba en receso >>>o tenÍa no mi couch lo mirÓ >>> lograron llegar aquÍ >>> su madre estaba desesperada y venÍan muchos niÑos heridos, venÍan muchos niÑos lastimados y yo buscaba a mi hija y no la veÍa, entonces yo veÍa la frustraciÓn de los agentes y decÍa algo estÁ pasando dentro muy mal. porque ellos se veÍan frustrados sus caras. >>> hasta que horas despuÉs >>> mi mamÁ me abrazÓ muy fuerte >>> la madre e hija se abrazar como nunca >>> ese momento, me des

. >> irma garcÍa. >> eva mireles.n tiktok no se separaba de sus hermanos y le habÍa pedido a su mamÁ que la viniera a recoger enfrente, esa nunca ocurriÓ, ella estÁ entre las niÑas de 10 aÑos de edad que muriÓ, carolina saraza hablÓ con su mamÁ. carolina: su habitaciÓn sigue intacta, la madre y sus hermanos aÚn no pueden creer que ya no estÁ, la camita que dejÓ ayer antes de irse a la escuela sigue destendida. [llanto] carolina: amaneciÓ en uvalde, 19 niÑos ya no estÁn aquÍ. faltan las sonrisas es un niÑo menor, su "baby" como le decÍan. a esta hora estaba con su niÑa. >> esta maÑana, siempre dicen que las mamÁs tenemos una corazonada. ella dijo que no querÍa ir a la escuela. su papÁ le dijo: si no quieres ir, no vayas. yo creo que ella sentÍa que algo iba a pasar. dijeron que ella se muriÓ. [ininteligible] >> ella pasaba el tiempo jugando fuera con nosotros y con su hermano, haciendo vÍdeos de tiktok. carolina: ¿quÉ le gustarÍa decirle a su niÑa? >> que todo estÁ bien. carolina: ¿de dÓnde sacÓ fuerzas para levantarse

as for irma garcia, the teacher who lost her life protecting her children, i want you to take a lookme. all of the people from this town that are showing up here right off of main street in uvalde, there are 21 crosses being signed all day. we've been here for most of the day. by children, by people from out of town, but people here in texas who have driven seven hours, some of them, eight hours, just to come here and leave flowers and toys for the children. irma garcia's cross is among her children here as well as the other teacher who lost her life, and reports are that irma was literally holding her children in her arms when they found her body in the body of the children. her husband -- it's devastating -- but joe garcia came to the memorial yesterday, he came to the memorial to bring flowers for his lovely wife who had been married to for 24 years. they were high school sweethearts and according to family members, the minute he got home he collapsed with a broken heart and lost his life. he had four children, the oldest being 23, the youngest i am told being in the seventh grade

we talked about irma garcia earlier in the show.o be found holding children in her arms. a former robb elementary parent tell us exactly be kind of person she was. watch. >> i don't doubt one bit that she stood right there in front of the gunman and said, you're not taking my kids. you're not going to hurt my kids because that's the type of person that she was. >> the other teacher who was killed, eva mireles telling cnn she loved what she did. she put her whole heart into her work and the kids were the extension of her own family. her daughter had a facebook post called her her best friend. jackie cazares made her first communion. the shooting took her cousin. they shared classroom at robb. they were more than just cousins. they were best friends. rojelio's mother said she was a smart, loving child. xavier lopez family said he loved the dance. another little tik tok star in the making. jose had a baby brother he adored looking after. that was a big part of why he wanted the grow up to be a police officer because he wanted to protec

one of the teachers who perished on tuesday suffered a medical emergency, sergio garcia married to irmaarcia 25 years had to be rushed to the hospital and ultimately passing away. his family believe he died of a broken heart. cnn uvalde, texas. >> despite this mass shooting, loss of life, carnage, community in mourn, the national rifle association will go ahead as planned in texas. the members of the gun lobby will meet friday in houston, among those expected to speak fo former president donald trump and greg abbott will send a video message, cancelled so he could attend a news conference in uvalde and four performers cancelled as well. >>> and we'll look at ways other countries respond to deadly violence and what the u.s. could learn if only they would, that's ahead. >>> and details why the u.s. is supplying weapons to ukraine as russia gains gri ground in eastern ukraine. and eat it too. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without t heartburn? like pulsing, electric shocks, sharp, stabbing pains, or an intense burning sen

irma garcia was an avid hiker, and the fun of the party. a relative also called eva mireles a hero, citing law enforcement saying that she used her body to shield her children from the attackers. i have worked for this district for 30 years. i never thought that i would be sitting in front of you doing this today. please, pray for our teachers, pray for our community. we will move forward. >> another american town, shattered, that will remember these names and faces forever. >>> back here, locally, and outcry for lawmakers to truly do something to prevent another mass shooting from happening. the name and the age of each victim was read aloud, and the memorial in foster city. among the speakers calling for change was a young student. >> i want our country to be better. i hope that someday we will not be worried that this will happen to our loved ones. >> organizers encouraged people last night to lobby to their lawmakers in order to make change. >>> details out of sacramento following a late-night vote, the assembly pushes forward with gun

sudden, senseless massacre in an elementary school -- little children and their teachers, eva and irma. let us pray that god cradles those broken families in the palm of his hand. but let us also pray to use the will and courage that god gives each of us to act united with common sense to protect our children. congresswoman and mr. ambassador, i've always said that food is love. but food is life, too. and i have been heartbroken to hear the stories of parents searching for formula. as a mom and a nana, it's impossible to hear the stories of children suffering and not imagine your own children in the same position. food is the first and most important way we nurture our children. joe and his team have put solutions into place to get formula back onto the shelves. thank you to nestle and fedex for your partnership in this. thank you to tarun malkani, and gerber, for your leadership. and i want to thank the devoted service of u.s. transportation command for their critical role in operation fly formula. there's more to do. we know that. joe knows that. and as dr. murthy said, these shipmen

joe and irma were high school sweethearts, married 24 years. they're survived by their four children, now dealing with the death of both of their parents in a matter of days. irma garcia, one of 21 people killed in the shooting on tuesday. two teachers, 19 elementary students these are their faces. young kids 9, 10, 11 years old, who were supposed to be going to their last day of class today before summer vacation the people of uvalde grieving and remembering each one of them cnbc's valerie castro live again tonight in uvalde with their stories. val? >> shep, some of the parents begun tshare memories of their children but at the same time, they started the painstaking process of planning their funerals of course, some parents still don't have any words, just their grief. >> sweetest girl you ever had the chance to meet i had the honor of calling her my daughter. >> reporter: steven garcia and jennifer lugo are just some of the parents living through unthinkable devastation. their daughter ellie among the 19 children whose lives ended tuesday af

irma garcia.arza was just 10 years old he talked about how he learned was never going to come home from school >> i got confirmation that she was trying to call authorities and i guess he just shot her. how do you look at this girl and shoot her? oh, my baby. i miss my baby. >> all of the dead were in the same fourth grade classroom all 19 young lives described as precious, their teachers dedicated and carrying. more now -- >> reporter: 21 lives brutally cut short and 21 family shattered by act of violence all too common in the united states. 19 thank gone just days before the start of the summer break, none yet out of 4th grade, like 10-year-old uzia garcia who's uncle called him a great kid and full of life who loved video games and full of wheels, his grandfather saying he's the sweetest little boy he's ever neon, he played football and is fast and could catch roupt and remembered all of the routes they practiced and mary jo garza, his father saying they learned of her fate. >> they killed her

this is joe and irma garcia, high school sweethearts married 24 years. irma was a fourth grade teacher and killed in the mass shooting here on tuesday. we find out yesterday that joe suddenly dies of a heart attack. they leave four children behind. we want to show you this video. take a look. this is joe yesterday. video recorded yesterday showing joe going to the school to place flowers at a cross with his wife's name on it to memorialize her. we learned hours after this video was recorded joe passed away of a heart attack. both of them gone within a 48-hour span leaving four young children behind. hard to even put it into words. also an impact on the shooter's family. it is the shooter's mother. she is praying with a rosary on the front porch of her parents' house. she said she was praying but she is going through quite a bit right now as well. we also want to show you our live fox news drone right now above the school. we want to walk you through this. that ditch you see there is where we are told the shooter crashed his car. he gets out with a rifle

you mentioned those two teachers, irma garcia and eva mireles, they have been friends and co-teachers a veteran teacher here. she had been working as a teacher for the past 23 years. her coworker -- many called eva mireles a hero, citing law enforcement, who said that she had actually shielded her students from the attackers. what's really struck me, lawrence, is that one of those young children that you mentioned, amerie jo garza, she was captured here in this photo showing off her on a roll honor roll certificate. and that picture was taken just hours before she was killed. a relative of hers, her grandmother, said that she called 9-1-1. a relative toll this to the daily beast. she called 9-1-1 to try to help her classmates. just think about that -- ten years old and trying to make that phone call. just a short time ago, i was reading one of my colleagues posting a report. i invite viewers to read it. mike hixon bob spoke with a teacher who did not want to give her name. but she described this harrowing scene, the longest 35 minutes of her life and it struck me -- one of the many th

irma was killed trying to shield and protect her students from gun fire.e was planning funeral arrangements, and came here, there's a cross with her name in front of the school. he said joe went home, sat on a chair, and fell over. family members tried doing chest compressions before first responders arrived and they couldn't save him. couldn't save joe. joe and irma were high school sweet hearts. married 24 years. they leave behind four children. the death is an example of what is known as a broken heart syndrome. joe came right here to put flowers on that cross not 24 hours ago. coming up, as protestors converge on houston for the nra's annual meeting, we will hear from one of the groups that has common sense policies for years. you're watching jose diaz-balart reports. g jose diaz-balart g jose diaz-balart reports. latuda could make a real difference in your symptoms. latuda was proven to significantly reduce bipolar depression symptoms and in clinical studies, had no substantial impact on w this is where i want to be. call your doctor about sudden beha

irma was a teacher at robb elementary school murdered on thursday her grieve-stricken husband passedhe gofundme has raced nearly $277 million. >>> also an outpouring of grief centered at a memorial site in uvalde with people coming from near and far to mourn the 21 lives lost tom llamas has more on how they're being honored. >> reporter: in uvalde's town square you will find crosses and flowers and tears. grown men on their knees trying to make sense of what happened here and some too young to fully understand taking the first steps in saying good-bye 9-year-old angela was dismissed from robb elementary early in the day of the shooting, some of her best friends weren't so lucky. >> i knew a kid name eliana, we were outside playmates from outside of school. she died she was my -- my best friend. >> reporter: the mourning stretches across this town and the state. harry and jeannette cruz drove more than 90 miles from san antonio to pay their respects. >> when i have my granddaughter tonight i'm going to hug her and make sure that i protect her as long as i'm alive. >> reporter: a mothe

and irma garcia, one of two fourth grade teachers there tuesday, is being hailed as a hero.ortedly seen shielding kids from the shooter. still, with every tragedy, there are stories of are stories of survival. >> we were scared, and the teacher started telling us we can pray. >> reporter: second grader timothy silva was in the classroom next door, and said his teacher reacted quickly. >> he started yelling, and i thought-- didn't think it was a drill because they would have announced it. and a teacher just went out there and started banging on our door, to go hide. >> reporter: his mom waited 40 agonizing minutes to know he was safe.er: his mom waited >> i was thinking that the shooter was shooting everywhere, that it was going to go through one of the walls and shoot him. and i was so scared. >> reporter: as the people of uvalde come to terms with what happened, this largely latino community is turning to each other for comfort. and to prayer, hoping to find an answer to what may never be known. >> i think there are no words for this kind of situation, and we're trying to s

eva mireles, irma garcia. >> you look at this girl. oh, my baby. my baby. >> and, wolf, in the last few minutes we confirmed the name of another victim. 10-year-old makenna elrod. her family says she was an athlete, did gymnastics and played softball. we confirmed the news, that the husband of one of those teachers, irma garcia, actually suffered a medical emergency today. he had to be rushed to the hospital. joe garcia apparently dying just a few hours ago. his family says they believe he died of a broken heart. wolf. >> so sad. so heartbreaking. those pictures of those kids, all those stories, boris, thank you very much. let's discuss what's going on. a spokesman for the texas department of public safety is joining us right now. let chris olivarez. lieutenant, thank you so much for joining us. as you well know, officers were on the scene within minutes of the gunman entering that elementary school but it was another hour or so before the gunman was neutralized. can you walk us through what exactly law enforcement was doing for 60 minutes or so wh

the two teachers murdered yesterday were fourth grade teachers eva mireles and irma garcia. children who were murdered have now been made public. uziyah garcia, eight years old. javier lopez -- years old. annabell guadalupe rodriguez, ten years old. jose flores, ten years old. eliahana cruz torres, ten years old. eliahana garcia, ten years old. rojelio torres, ten years old. -- jacqueline cazares, ten years old. jailah nicole silguero, ten years old. jayce carmelo luevanos, ten years old. tess marie mata, ten years old. makenna lee elrod, ten years old. alexandria aniyah "lexi" rubio, ten years old. joining us now from uvalde, texas is nbc news national correspondent gabe gutierrez. what are you learning, gabe, a bout this at this hour tonight? >> it was heartbreaking to hear you name those children just now, lawrence. and it was heartbreaking to see what went on today behind me as vigils wrapped up for the victims here. members of the community -- hundreds, if not more -- came to pay their respects. and lawrence, you just mentioned all those people who died. it was young ch

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the other teacher, irma garcia taught robb elementary school students for 23 years. for the trinity university prize for excellence in teaching. outside the classroom irma garcia had four kids of her own and loved to barbecue with her husband. joining me is eva molina with the texas state teachers association. thank you for joining me on these two days, and i want to hear your thoughts on the educators who quite literally took bullets for their students. >> the reaction is outrage, anger and heart break. complete and utter heartbreak. >> i can hear it in your voice and see it in your face because 18 hours and 24 hours is not enough time to process what has happened here. >> no, it's not. i don't know when it will be enough time to process, and as these instances keep occurring it just re-opens old wounds. every educator that has heard of a shooting or has been in an active shooting event, whenever we hear it again it just brings back all of the emotions. >> your group put out a statement about this saying that these tragedies, to your point, keep happening and as you

mañana siguen los servicios fúnebres incluyendo el de la maestra irma garcía. por carolina del sur declaró este lunes el esfuerzo bipartidista para hacer una legislación del control de armas. >> (habla en inglés). >> forma parte de un pequeño grupo de senadores que trabajan en conseguir una solución. asegura que está trabajando con demócratas y republicanos para crear un programa. por su parte el senador republicano presenta un perito de ley que propone candeleda para comprar un arma de fuego de los 18 a los 21 años. Éste proyecto de ley requiere que la junta de educación estatal establezca reglas en las prácticas para protegerse de un tirador activo. por su parte legisladores demócratas desean que se haga más sobre la regulación de las armas de fuego. >> joven fue arrestado después de enviar mensajes de texto amenazando con un tiroteo en su escuela. revelaron este vídeo en redes sociales donde se ven amenazas escritas de un tiroteo al escuela. autoridades repudiaron el mensaje y dijeron que tras ocurrido en texas no es gracioso este tipo de mensajes. >> la ven

now irma garcia's crossdrdr is among her children here as well as the other teacher who lost her life. and reports are that irma was literally holding her children in her arms h when they foundy her body and the body of the children, her husband. it's's devastating. but joe garcia came to the memorial yesterday. he came to the memorial y toel bring flowers for his lovely wife who had been married for twenty four years. they were high school sweetheartss and according to family members, the minute he got home he collapsed with a broken heart and lostt his life . he has c four children, the oldest being twenty three , the youngest, i am s told,ev bey in the seventh grade. you know, i'veou been talking to people here in the community. it's been very difficult for many people close to the situation to talk publicly. some ofal comfortable others hae not felt comfortable. i did have a chance to speak with john. so while he's a member ofni this community, he is a rancherl . he manages a largear ranch right here in uvalda county and here is what he had to say.ny so many people are wondering t

and in a tragic twist the husband of irma garcia, one of the murdered teamers, has also died.ding to the archdiocese of san antonio, joe garcia suffered a heart attack after news of his wife's death and passed away on thursday. the couple had been married more than 24 years and were high school sweethearts. >> they came to mass every sunday. >> reporter: father eduardo morales of sacred heart church in uvalde knew the family well and greeted irma as she walked into service on sunday morning. he says the couple were a fixture in the community and leave behind four children who he privately consoled shortly after joe's death. >> i told the community that in my own family when we've had a death that it's the church and prayer that has gotten us through all this. not that it takes the pain away. >> reporter: the garcias among a list of names of lives cut too short. eva mireles, amerie garzia, uziyah garcia, javier lopez, jose flores jr., lexi rubio, annabell, guadalupe rodriguez, jacqueline cazares, tess mata, nevaeh bravo, ellie garcia, names etched for those touched by this horr

they include teacher irma garcia in her fifth year teaching alongside eva. both died their families say shielding students from gunfire. not lost here, the children's still being treated in the hospital. a pediatric trama director describes them as critical but stable. wishing there were more lives she could save. >> i think that's what hit us the most. the patients we did receive and we are honored to treat them. but the patients that we did not receive. that is the most challenging aspect of our job. >> the flores family rushed to hospitals in search of their children. it was there he lived the moment that would befall 21 families in the close nit community. >> i didn't get to -- i didn't get to see him. >> a tragic footnote to the piece you just watched, you saw the images of irma the schoolteacher gunned down tuesday. cnn sadly learned that her husband joe garcia collapsed and died on thursday morning. he was preparing for her funeral. he suffered a heart attack but his family says they believe he died of a broken heart. after losing the love of his life

irma garcia was finishing her 23rd year of teaching.er school biography says she and her husband joe were married for 24 years and had four kids together. she loved to barbecue and listen to music. >> the teacher irma garcia was someone a year below me in school. i'd known her probably 30 years, 25 years. >> reporter: at least 17 others were wounded. university hospital in san antonio is still caring for four victims, three children and one 66-year-old woman. the shooter's grandmother listed in serious condition. officials say the gunman shot her in the face before he ran into school and began his shooting rampage. >> i see it in the news somewhere else but not here, but it did happen here. you think big town, big communities. small town like uvalde -- >> reporter: and cnn has confirmed the identities of four more victims killed in tuesday's shooting. one of them annabelle god loupe rodriguez just 10 years old, a third grader and she was actually in school in class with her cousin who apparently was also killed in the shooting. eliana e

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some other stories making headlines around the world. veteran sri lankan politician rand neil victor, irma singer has been sworn in as prime minister after the previous one resigned this week. as he takes office, sri lankan are facing severe shortages of fuel food and medicine. for weeks protesters i've been calling for president, got a buyer. as a packer to leave office, one person died and dozens were wounded when a roadside bomb exploded in pakistan, southern paws karachi, the bomb targeted van carrying pakistan security forces. no one has claimed responsibility for the attack. the world health organization has urged china to and if 0 coven policy saying the strategy is not sustainable. but china rejects the remarks and insist it will continue its restrictions with tens of millions of people in lockdown in chinese cities. many foreign residents say they're looking to leave the country. beijing is shutting down. shops are closed, restaurants stand empty. for 8 year old max, the saddest thing is learning alone at home. schools here are closed until further notice. max, his father works fo

in a tragic twist, the husband of irma garcia. one of the murder teachers has also died.e garcia suffered a heart attack, after news of his wife's death and passed away on thursday. the couple had been married more than 24 years and were high school sweethearts. >> they came to mass every sunday. >> father eduardo morales of sacred heart church in uvalde knew the family well and greeted irma as she walked into service on sunday morning. he says, the couple were a fixture in the community and leave behind for children who he privately consoled shortly after joe's death. i >> told the community that -- when we've had a death, there was a church prayer that got us through. not that it takes the pain away. >> the garcias, among a list of names, of lives cut to short. have a mireles, a miry garza, he was i a garcia, have your lopez, jose flores junior, lexi rubio, annabelle guadeloupe -- test mata, ali garcia, have a arrival, elijah torres. names that will forever be etched in the lives of those touchdown affected by this foldable tragedy. >> show him to the state, the nation,

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. >> the second adult, another teacher, irma garcia, was finishing her 23rd year of teaching. her school biography says she and her husband joe were married for 24 years and had four kids together. she loved to barbecue and listen to music. >> the teacher irma garcia was a year below me in school. i known her probably 30 years, 25 years. >> reporter: at least 17 others wounded. university hospital in san antonio is still caring for four victims. three children and one 66-year-old woman. the shooter's grandmother listed in serious condition. officials say the gunman shot her in the face before he ran into school and began his shooting rampage. >> not here. but it is happening here. big town, big community you think. small town like uvalde? >> reporter: and, don, in the last few moments cnn has been able to confirm the identities of four more victims. one of them annabell guadalupe rodriguez, 10 years old, a third grader. her family says she was in class with her cousin who was apparently also killed in the shooting. there is eliahana elie garcia, 9 years old. she loved basketba

irma garcia was one of two fourth grade 25teachers who die in defense of the shooter. family members say joe garcia had a massive heart attack today. they say his heart was broken. the couple had been married for 24 years and had four children. stay with kpix 5 for continuing coverage on air on kpix.com an streaming. >>> grieving families gathered in san jose to mark one year since a disgruntled employee opened fire at the vta rail yard killing nine employees and then himself. city leaders presented the vt warks an american flag. the same one raised oaf the crime scene following last may's tragedy. for survivors, it feels like yesterday. >> i will cheer him on and continue to be his biggest fan for as long as i am here. i would have given anything to take those bullets from him. dpl the family of shooting victim is the latest the file a wrongful death lawsuit. they accused vta and a private security firm of failing to protect the victims despite the documented threats and dismy mnar issue. vta says it's focusing on the continued healing of ourp employees and families o

garcia's nephew told "the washington post" that irma died shielding her students from gunfire.y a teenager with a gun. 19 of the victims were children, third and fourth graders. annabelle guadeloupe rodriguez was just 10 years old and was in the same classroom who was also shot and killed. the name of her cousin has not been released just yet. her family telling cnn, quote, our baby gained her wings. 9-year-old eliana garcia was the second eldest of five sisters-her grandparents say she loved cheer leading and basketball and dreamed of becoming a teacher. 10-year-old nevaeh bravo also among the victims. the 10-year-old was saving up money so her whole family could go to disney world. all innocent victims, all gone far too soon. cnn's lucy kavanaugh has more on those tragically killed in tuesday's shooting. >> reporter: there are the faces of the future lost to a nation's violent present. jose flores jr. a fourth grader full of energy, his father said ready to play. uziyah garcia. lexi rubio's family overcome as they recall her sweetness and to plea her life has impact. lexy is

father eduardo knew the family well and greeted irma as she walked into service on sunday morning, saidbehind four children who he privately consoled shortly after joe's death. >> i told the community that in my own family, when we've had a death, that it's the church and prayer that has gotten us through all this. not that it takes the pain away -- >> the garcia, among a list of names of lives cut too chart. eva miralez, uzia garcia, lexie rubio, annabell rodriguez, nevaeh bravo, ellie gars see ah, elijah torres, names forever etched in the memories of those touched and affected by this horrible tragedy. >> the state, the nation, show them to the world. when he died, i died my heart with him. >> reporter: our thanks to boris is sanchez and our hearts go out to all of those affected by this shooting. as said, don't forget them, please. i'll be back 2:00 p.m. eastern, erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, a haunting admission. texas law enforcement officials acknowledge it was the, quote, wrong decision to wait more than an hour to take out the gunman. a parent o

and it was just a short time ago that our affiliate, kbbwaio spoke with one of irma garcia's friends. listen to what she had to say. >> i just looked out the window, and i see this guy with a gun walking up. and i just told my class, get on the ground. get on the ground. get to the corner. i just kept hearing shots fired. i just kept praying god, please don't let him come in my room. please don't let him come in this room. and for some reason, he didn't. >> it's a devastating loss of 21 lives here. 21 people who will never see another day on this earth. we've been standing outside of this memorial here in the middle of town, a memorial that continues to grow by the hour, and there are young children that are coming here as well as adults with tears in their eyes. just trying to make sense of what happened. they know at some point the cameras will leave here and they'll be left with their grief likely for the rest of their lives. >> a lives beautiful, the pictures precious. thank you for helping to lift up their memories and shining light on their lives. joining us now is senior law en

they include teacher irma garcia, who was in her fifth year of teaching alongside eva mireles.oth died, their families say, shielding students from gunfire. not lost here, the children still being treated in the hospital. a pediatric trauma director describes them as critical but stable, wishing there were more lives she could save. >> i think that's what's hit us the most, not of the patients that we did receive and we are honored to treat them, but the patients that we did not receive. that is the most challenging aspect of our job right now. >> reporter: the flores family was among those who rushed to hospitals in search of their children. it was there that jose flores sr. lived the moment that would befall 21 families in this close-knit community. >> so i didn't get to hold her no more. i didn't get to see her. >> reporter: and a tragic footnote to the piece you just watched. you saw those images of irma garcia, the elementary schoolteacher gunned down in tuesday's massacre. cnn has sadly learned that her husband, joe garcia, collapsed and died on thursday morning. he was p