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let's go to jeff paul right now with the very latest. jeff? >> yeah, neil. it's been a very long and frustrating day for many members of this community as they stand by and want more answers about what is going on and what exactly happened and when it happened during this mass shooting. we finally got a little bit of clarity today. this investigation is only a few days old. some of these take weeks to wrap up. 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 n

boxes jeff paul is in your valley with a look at how the community is coping with the tragedy. president jo biden and first lady jill biden. summer trip to you baldy, texas sunday , paying their respects to the victims and morning with the community following the devastating school shooting and rob elementary this past week. a lot of hurting hearts everywhere, whether it's at the church or the school or here. i think it's good that he came to express his sympathy for the community, and i believe the community appreciates that as well. this is a time to come together and set differences aside. the pair visited the makeshift memorial set up by the community in front of rob elementary school before attending mass at the sacred heart catholic church. biden's were met with cheers from the crowd of community members, along with a call to action. president biden has not made any formal announcement on how he plans to combat the rise of these tragedies in the united states, but urged americans to stand with him to make america safer during his speech at the university of delaware satur

arthel: you have at the president of the nine seats short for these reasons for jeff paul, thank you.rthel thank you produced jeff paul reported anger growing in a uvalde of the delayed police response to the shooting. one apparent who witnessed a chaotic scene simply stand law-enforcement in her opinion hesitated. >> these guys had vests. they had tactical weapons vests they had guns and they did nothing but hold people back. if you assume you have a barricaded subject, you cannot assume that. do you know it's a school? you know children of the time you know kids are in those classrooms. you get fired at, you fire back and you guys keep charging. >> therein lies the quirks of the question this country continues to face. let's bring in bernard or ats agent in charge is now a faculty associate arizona university for criminal justice. there are a number of ways we could go with this interview. i think the smartest thing to do for the layman is to step back and ask you bluntly, what happened in this circumstance? it sounds almost inexplicable that would be the tech they would take at the

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that is where we find jeff paul tonight. jeff. >> this community is very much in the beginning stages of morning after this unthinkable loss. a big part of the reason why joe biden and first lady jill biden are here today to try to comfort the community after losing 19 kids into teachers. the president made his first stop that robb elementary school, the scene of this mass shooting. they were met with a bipartisan group of politicians including governor greg abbott in the city's mayor. while at the school, some protesters shouted at governor abbott telling them to do something that may prevent such a tragedy from occurring again. motorcades then made it to a nearby catholic church for mass. afterwards a crowd caught chanting at the president do something over and over. president biden stepped up into the vehicles standing in the car doorway to see the crowd and he point to give a thumbs up and says i will, i will. the president is now visiting with families victims and survivors. we are asking people's thoughts on the preside

for the first time ever, to fox's jeff paul with the latest. jeff? behind me, very painful, $6.59 per gallon at this chevron in los angeles. something happened today for me, charles, that has never happened before. i went to fill up my pickup truck on the way to work and my bill was in the triple digits. $100. that is something that many californians are experiencing right now with the statewide average hovering around $6.05 per gallon. a stark contrast to what it was a year ago in los angeles, around $4.17 a gallon. the prices seemed high for the rest of the country. we're learning that is now the new normal. the first time the price of gas is more than $4 in all 50 states. georgia, kansas and oklahoma have yet to cross the $4 mark until this week. >> as soon as i turned the corner, i saw the price and thought we don't have time. it's a convenience thing for us. i expected as much. >> with prices getting so high, talked about price gouging and congress introducing the consumer fuel price gouging prevention act. the u.s. chamber of commerce has issue

jeff paul is on the ground with the latest. jeff. >> yeah, jesse, we're starting to learn more about the shooting and about the suspect. according to texas governor greg abbott, he says about 30 minutes before the shooting, the suspect sent messages on social media. in one he wrote he was going to shoot his grandmother. in another he wrote he did in fact shoot his grand dlt mother and a third, he said he was going to go shoot up a nearby elementary school. the suspect crashed his truck near robb elementary school, from there he barricaded himself inside a fourth grade classroom. 19 students and two teachers. officers responded without hesitation. >> the reason it was not worse is because law enforcement officials did what they do. they showed amazing courage by running toward gunfire for the singular purpose of trying to save lives. >> shortly after making that statement, that news occurrence was then interrupted by texas democratic gubernatorial candidate beto o'rourke, before he was removed by police officers he told the gover

>> mike: jeff paul in uvalde tonight. jeff, thank you very much.ada's prime minister said his government is introducing new legislation to implement a national freeze on handgun ownership. trudeau wants to prevent people from buying or selling handguns anywhere in the country. he said other than for sport shooting and hunting no one in canada should need guns in their every day lives. president biden said he's not going to send long range rocket systems to ukraine. this comes as ukraine's leader urges the west to send more and better weapons while russia steps up its onslaught on the country's east. >> reporter: russian troops fire artillery in the danbas region, advancing on cities across eastern ukraine. >> translator: the great liberation war continuing. russian occupation forces are not stopping offensive operations in the eastern operational zone to establish complete control over the area. >> reporter: russian troops have now entered a city where 90% of the buildings are demolished. yesterday, ukraine's president made his first visit to the e

jeff paul shows us how the tragedy has renewed the debate over gun laws. we must stand strong. we cannot outlaw tragedy. i know. but we can make america safer school safety and gun control are on the minds of many americans, as the national rifle association holds its annual meeting in houston this weekend . the gathering comes at a time when families and friends and you've aldi texas are mourning the deaths of the 19 students and two teachers from tuesday's mass shooting at elementary protesters in houston have been gathering outside the george r. brown convention center, where they had demanded mayor sylvester turner. cancel the event. shame. did they city? of holding a convention. on the hills of one of the largest. deaths in america. on friday, former president trump addressed the three day marketing and advocacy event for the gun industry defending the rights of gun owners. the existence of evil in our world is not a reason to disarm law abiding citizens who know how to use their weapon and can protect a lot of people. the existence of evil is one of the very best reasons

correspondent jeff paul reporting from los angeles, good evening, jeff. >> good evening, shannon.rnia move through a coastal community in orange county so fast just minutes to get out. we are learning from authorities the fire is only 15% contained with 230 acres with multimillion dollar homes and damaging several others. >> it is tragic. and you feel for the residence. to lose a home, i can imagine and we don't have a season these days. >> they are calling at the coastal fire with forced hundreds to evacuate. it started near a water treatment facility. position between lagoon and legato, laguna beach. it is under investigation but residents say at one point the sky turned orange and filled near the canyon in the ocean. >> the heat started getting on us. and it got worse. the fire sparked and you could see it got really, really close really, really quick. >> we were not shocked. i've never been through anything like this and we really had 30 minutes notice. >> everybody had to evacuate quickly yesterday. got out and coming back and watching on the news was... it was hard to. >> be

jeff paul is live in uvalde. he watched the dps lay out this information. jeff, it is a lot of information. it is hard to comprehend. but give it to us what you have. >> yeah, trace. the more we learn about the shooting, the more difficult it is to recount the 19 kids and two teachers being killed. one of the most glaring pieces of information, investigators believe there were children inside the school at the time of this shooting that were calling 911 and pleading with operators to send in police now. according to texas dps, this happened on multiple occasions throughout the agonizing minutes leading up to the children and the two teachers being killed. they also say that more than 45 minutes went by with 19 officers standing in the hallway before they could get border agents in with a master key to open the door where the suspect was shot and killed. despite investigators saying most of the shots were fired in the first minutes, how many kids could have been saved if officers managed to get inside the classroom earlier. texas dps says while the incident c

jeff paul reporting at the scene. i want to bring in ken trump, the president of national school security services. he's been working for decades in this area helping schools to be safener the wake of all of the shootings that we've seen over the course of the decades. ken, thanks for being here. i know you're listening to this. what stands out in terms of the protocol that's been laid down because this school has a whole safety section of their website, talks about the fence, the perimeter, the school safety officers that are around. seems like a lot of those things didn't come into play here. >> thanks, martha. there's a lot of questions that were not answered or that remain open from that press conference. some were answered. first thing is that open door comes in to my mind. we've been addressing this in the field for two decades now, back to the columbine era, more than two decades. and the best practices certainly are focusing now on access control. it proves you can put the equipment on the building but there's

jeff paul is live in uvalde with more. >> days of sadness now turning into anger for this community after is admitting mistakes were made. one of those being the local on-site incident commander who was in charge at the time change the response from a mass shooting to a man who is barricaded inside the classroom for it as a result you had up to 19 officers for several minutes up to 45 minutes and beyond standing in the hallway trying to figure out a way to get into the classroom. authorities believe as the clock was ticking children were inside the school is that shooting was unfolding calling 911 their begging operators to police and police send police now. eventually border patrol agents showed up and got a master key to open up a classroom door where the suspect was then shot and killed with the attention shifts to not only holding people accountable but how to prevent something like this from happening again. texas governor greg abbott is responding. >> all options are on the table. do we expect laws to come out of this devastating crime? the answer is absolute yes. there will be laws

>> bret: jeff paul in uvalde. jeff, thanks. tonight we are learning about the victims of tuesday's tragedy correspondent alexis mcadams has that part of the story from new york. >> tonight, 19 innocent children and two teachers gone. their lives taken away by a gunman who opened fire inside of this texas elementary school. these photos of their smiling faces now a memory. 10-year-old javier lopez just made the school's honor roll 18-year-old garcia learning football plays with his grandpa. 10-year-old rozel low remembered as a sveda and kind child. 10-year-old seen here in softball uniform ready for summer break. 10-year-old ella garcia was a happy and loving girl. her family, heart broken. >> she was very happy and very outgoing. loved to dance and sing and play sports. she was big into family and enjoyed being with the family. >> police say all families have now been given this horrible news though for hours there was confusion, chaos and heart break as parents searched for their kids. jesse rodriguez was hoping to hear his d

the latest on what we're finding out about how that went down with jeff paul in uvalde, texas. jeff? >> yeah, neil. in a city of 16,000 people, you would be hard-pressed to not find someone that somehow has an indirect or direct connection with this shooting. just walking around here, driving around uvalde, you can get a sense that this community is very much mourning as they try to grasp the reality that 19 kids and two teachers have been robbed of their futures. we're learning according to greg abbott that the suspected shooter made some writings on social media about 30 minutes prior to the shooting. one writing he said he was going to shoot his grandmother. 0 another one he said he shot her. in a third, he said she was going to shootsed up a school. then he crashed his truck and barricaded himself in the classroom where all 21 people were killed. the aunt of one of those victims says she can't understand why anyone could sell that type of gun used by this 18-year-old. she's trying to remember her 10-year-old niece, but it's incredibly tough right now. >> sandra: . >> during

arthel: let's go live to uvalde, texas and our jeff paul is standing by, jeff. >> arthel what would normally be a day full of excitement that comes along the presidential visit is instead full of sadness as people continue to come here to the city center to pay their respects to the 19 students in two teachers who died. first lady jill biden and president joe biden are now trying to do their best to help this community that continues to grieve. now after landing in san antonio the first family made their way to uvalde their first stop was at robb elementary school for that so they paid their respects. jill biden in fact laid a wreath there they were joined by a bipartisan group of politicians included texas governor greg abbott, hugh valdez and mayor. some protesters shouted to do something in regards to legislation that might help prevent such a tragedy from occurring again. after words the motorcade made its way to a nearby catholic church for mass. after church a crowd once again was caught chanting this time at the president. take a listen to the moment. do something. to do something. do

jeff paul in uvalde, jeff, thanks. president biden will visit uvalde sunday. he is taking criticism tonight for signing an executive order placing new restrictions on police so soon after the shooting. and in the midst of a nationwide crime surge. republicans, meantime, also taking heavy criticism for not moving forward with any type of gun control. correspondent gillian turner has details tonight live from the north lawn of the white house, good evening, gillian. >> good evening, bret. here in washington the tragedy in jiewflted reegg nights pretty fierce partisan arguments about how to best protect kids in school. the white house is insisting in the wake of the 27th school shooting of the year the president will use every tool available to him. that is except for the one tool he has already used dozens of times to advance his top tier priorities. >> why not make an official interagency task force? >> because we have a whole of government approach. what we are saying right now is that we need help. we need assistance. the president cannot do this alone. the c

correspondent jeff paul is live in uvalde again tonight. good evening, jeff. >> yeah, bret. after days of growing frustration within this community here in uvalde, texas, law enforcement now says mistakes were made. for the first time on the record, texas dps investigators admitting that there were kids inside the classroom with the shooter as the clock was ticking that might have been helped. >> people hindsight now that of course it was not the right decision. a wrong decision. there is no excuse for that. but, again, i wasn't there. i'm just telling you from what we know we believe this should have been an entry as soon as you can. hey, when there is an active shooter the rules change. it's no longer, okay, it's no longer a barricaded. you don't have time. you don't worry about outer perimeters. >> we are also learning today the shooter entered through open door that had been propped open by a teacher. investigators also say most of the shots being fired in the first few minutes the local incident commander at the time of the shooting thought there was no longer a threat

correspondent jeff paul has the latest tonight. he's live in uvalde, texas. hello, jeff. >> reporter: good evening, shannon. tonight, we're learning that 30 minutes prior to the shooting, authorities say the suspect sent out some messages on social media. now, who they went to and when they opened them, that part is unclear but what we do know is two of the messages, the suspect talked about shooting his grandmother. the third one then went onto say that wanted to go and shoot an elementary school. investigators say after shooting his grandmother, the shooter fled that scene and crashed his pickup truck near robb elementary school. we're told there was an armed police officer on campus, but that didn't stop the suspect from getting inside the school. from there, officials say he barricaded inside of a fourth grade classroom. while law enforcement broke windows to help children escape the school, they also eventually managed to break through and get inside that fourth grade classroom where 19 students and two teachers were killed and then killed that suspect. t

for the latest on the ground we go to our own jeff paul, who is there.please. >> we are starting to learn more not only about the shooting itself, but the man who investigators say shot and killed 19 kids and two teachers apparently about 30 minutes before the shooting took place. authorities said that suspect fired up three messages on social media. who these went to and where they exactly went and were open, that part is unclear, but what we do know is two of these messages reference shooting his grandmother. a third referenced him wanting to go to a known entry school to "shoot it up." but after shooting his grandmother, investigators saying the suspect took off, eventually crashing his truck nearby. we know there was an armed school police officer on the ground but it didn't stop the suspect from entering. eventually barricaded himself inside a fourth-grade classroom, killing 19 kids and two teachers. the onto one of those victims is trying to remember her niece, 10-year-old, but her heart she says is so broken. >> she was very happy and very outgoin

jeff paul joins us live from uvalde. >> yeah, martha. we're learning from texas governor greg abbott that there's no advanced warning signs when it comes to the shooting other than social media posts that were made 30 minutes prior to the massacre. according to the governor, he says the shooter, the alleged shooter, made a post about how he was going to shoot his grandmother. then he made a post how he did shoot his grandmother hand the post that he was going to shoot up an elementary school. from that point on, officials say the suspected shooter crashed his truck near robb elementary school and entered the school and barricaded himself in the fourth great classroom, this is where texas dps says all 19 students and two teachers were killed in that very classroom. eventually law enforcement broke through and got inside the classroom killing the suspect. governor abbott credited the law enforcement officers that responded without hesitation. >> the reason it was not worse is because law enforcement officials did what they do. they showed

jeff paul in uvalde, thanks.in the senate are trying to work together tonight on new gun control legislation in the wake of the texas school shooting. congressional correspondent aishah hasnie on capitol hill tells us what that might look like and where things stand tonight. >> i have to more mass shooting aftermaths than i think any president in american history. >> with uvalde still top of mind, president biden pledged today to meet with congress on gun violence. although when or with whom exactly is unclear. congress is out this week in both chambers are on separate tracks when it comes to how to respond. in the senate a bipartisan group of senators continue negotiations over zoom this afternoon as talks center around school safety and red flag laws. some democrats are cautiously optimistic because the paulk talks are blessed by g.o.p. leader mitch mcconnell but still putting on pressure. >> the republicans over on the senate have to acquiesce. they can't be against everything. >> the republican leader hopeful

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in your body, texas jeff paul fox news. bipartisan group of us senators hopes to strike a deal designed to change gun laws within the next seven days as we give you a live look here out of the u. s. capitol the group of lawmakers intends to meet this week for discussions. connecticut senator and democrat chris murphy says discussions over this past weekend. revolved around red flag laws. those laws work to keep guns away from people with mental health issues. president biden brought up another idea today. so the idea is high caliber weapon simply no rational basis for it. concerns of about self protection hunting . i just remember the constitution. the second amendment was never absolute. you couldn't buy canon when the second amendment is back. senator murphy says no ideas are off the table control advocates are looking at whether some warning signs were missed in the texas shooting. it's very apparent that a lot of these mass shooters do post on social media, and there are always signs that we see are very consistent with

joining me now from uvalde, texas is jeff paul. ff, what can you tell us abou this latest timeline? >> jason, right off the bat one of the most disturbing elements we learned today is that 11:27 a.m., a couple of minutes after the suspect shot his grandmother a teacher at robb propped open one of the doors that lead into the school, made a phone call, and then went bac inside and kept the door proppe open. and minute later that is when investigators say the suspect then crashed his truck grade from that point on, that's when we believe and investigators believe that the suspect then started shooting at two witnesses at a nearby funeral home. and then made his way toward th school. at teacher at 11:30 a.m. then called 911. minute later a police officer responded to shots being fired but couldn't see the suspect du to them being crouched behind a car. 1132 time is when the suspect started shooting at the school. here is when things get concerning concerning. makes his way into the school getting inside a classroom and that is where of

here at the latest is jeff paul. the more we learn about this shooting, the harder it hits the community to digest the minute-by-minute timeline, what led to 19 students and to teachers being killed and one of the most glaring new pieces of information that we are receiving deals with the fact that investigators believe kids at the time of the shooting inside the school were calling 911. investigators say they were begging operators to send police and to help. investigators say this happens multiple times throughout this and toy her ordeal. all of this happening according to investigators while they are were 19 officers huddled up in the hallway of the school. or than 45 minutes went by before border agent got a master key to open up the classroom door where they then entered and shot and killed the suspect. the question remains, despite investigators seen most of the shot still have but in the first few minutes, how many kids could've been saved if officers had managed to get inside that classroom really are. texas

jeff paul is in uvalde tonight. hello, jeff. >> what would normally be the kickoff of summer break isn't being marked by unimaginable loss. many of uvalde's kids will be say goodbye to their friends this week at the memorial services, the many that will be happening as they get underway pittsburgh's in the city of 16,000 people, losing just one is hard enough. the loss of 19 young lives and two young women creates a gap that will never be filled. >> it is painful because from day one when a child is born, i hurts right now, everybody. >> on this tomorrow day craig abbott wants the focus to alway beyond uvalde. >> as texans we must come together and lift up uvalde and support them in every way that we possibly can. >> it is called actionme while joinedte president joe biden on sunday. president biden howling i will, i will come into a community devastated and desperate for change. >> i grew up hearing uvalde. it breaks my heart. i have no words picked. >> solids from the police department whose response that they alon

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we start with jeff paul who is in uvalde, texas where president biden will be tomorrow, jeff to you. >> and the more we learn about the shooting, the more difficult it gets for in community to grasp what exactly happened at robb elementary school. despite what investigators had initially told the public. we learned the shooter was not confronted by anyone from the time he crashed his pickup truck and began shooting at the school. a minute before the suspected shooter crashed that truck, a teacher at the school had walked outside, propped open a door and then went back inside, and left that door propped open. we're learning that 19 officers stood in the hallway of the school for nearly an hour before a border patrol agent showed up with a master key he had found to open up the door to enter and then kill the suspect. and while the clock was ticking for that to happen. investigators disclosed children were calling 911 begging for operators to send in police to help. texas dps say the local incident commander at the time believed the mass shooter had shifted into a barricaded man situat

jeff paul has more on that. that's right, gas prices around the country continue to go up as we have new records, every way we look including here in california, the state average is more than $6 per gallon and some analysts are saying that the rest of the country could be headed that way as well by the end of the summer. as it stands, the national average rose to $4.39 per gallon, up more than 10 cents just on monday. and it's not unleaded, diesel is also rising which would clearly have an impact on the economy with the added fuel costs impacting prices on all sorts of consumer goods. >> it's really outrageous. >> is going to kill the country, i'm afraid. >> a hundred dollars more per week, that's crazy. >> i will probably have to get rid of this. it's definitely going to burn a lot of gas. >> i'm thinking of going electric myself. >> getting more expensive, more than half of the country will be sweating it out in or above 90 degrees weather, with money running the electric bills going up between 12% and 45% an

texas jeff paul fox news. alright jeff. thank you.ane has now been downgraded to a tropical storm. it's crossing oaxaca and chiapas after making landfall with 105 mile an hour winds near the surfing town of puerto escondido. the winds have dropped down to about 70. miles an hour is it pushes through the mountains, but the forecasters warned it could get strong again as it crosses central america and into the atlantic. today oakland begins its summer meal programs for students from low income families. the city expects to serve 90,000 meals, breakfast and lunch between now and fall when students head back to class. thousands of students depend on free and reduced price meals during the school year, and this program is designed to continue to provide nutritious meals at convenient oakland locations while school is out for the summer. alright our time is 5 17 getting you ready for a tuesday morning the last day of the month of may. i can't believe it. i know well, you had better believe it's going to be warmer because steve told us that

jeff paul has more from evalde. jeff?re's an increasing amount of frustration and anger growing against those that call evalde home, this goes to the missteps by law enforcement. one of the most glaring things, that law enforcement for more than 45 minutes, there were 19 officers standing in the hallway of the school until they got inside the classroom to kill the suspect. the other that being while this happened, investigators say children inside the classroom were calling 911 begging for help. so at the mayor's request, the department of justice will review how this case was handled and make those results public. all of that isn't distracting away from what is the most important right now. that's remembering the 19 kids and two teachers that were killed. nearly a week after the shooting and crowds of people from all over the state and beyond continue to show up and pay their respects. >> so senseless. i can't imagine what these parents are going through right now. i'm grateful that my kids came home after the way this s

joining me live from uvalde texas, fox news correspondent, jeff paul. >> the tipping.this video surfacedr the last 12 hours that showed parents right outside the school visibly upset, understandably trying to get inside saying let is and while they were held back by different law enforcement. after that made rounds, texas dps saying they needed to respond, clear the air and they gave us insight into this timeline. according to texas dps for the time the suspect crashed his truck near rod elementary school, took about 12 minutes to get inside and they said they believe at this time the door he entered on the west side of the school was unlocked. investigators say it was at this time during the first few minutes inside the school where most of the shots were fired. texas dps cleared up, there's no armed school police officer on campus, no interaction as previously reported 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 an

wait until you see the prices, christina coleman, we begin with jeff paul who has the latest from texas. >> reporter: the more we learn about this mass shooting the harder it gets for this community to understand what happens, despite prior reporting by investigators we are learning the suspect was not confronted by anyone as he entered this school. texas dps investigators are saying a teacher a minute before the suspect crashed his truck into a ditch near the school went outside, propped open the door and went back inside the school. we are learning 19 officers stood in the hallway of the school for an hour before border patrol agents shot up after getting the master key to enter the classroom and kill the suspect while the clock was ticking, investigators disclosed children were calling 911 begging operators to send help. the local incident commander believed the mass shooting was turned into a barricaded man situation but looking at it that was the wrong call. >> the benefit of hindsight of course it was the wrong decision. there is no excuse for that. i wasn't there but i am telling

jeff paul is live in uvalde, texas with the latest. hello jeff. >> mike, present joe biden first lady joe biden are doing something many people this community and probably throughout this country are doing today. especially given what just happened a few days ago. they are going to church, they're going to mass as they pray. and trying to make sense of an unthinkable thing that happened. they are greeted by governor greg abbott is a bipartisan group of politicians. went over too robb elementary school where they paid their respects at the memorial site there for the people who died just a few days ago. he, along with first lady joe biden paid their respects and laid a wreath there. there joined by governor greg abbott as well as the mayor of uvalde, texas but we were told their protesters calling for governor abbott to take action on some sort of legislation that might help prevent future tragedies like this from occurring. once a church is over that is when president biden first lady are scheduled to spend a significant amount of time,

to jeff paul live on the ground in uvalde. jeff? >> yeah, charles. as in memorial here behind us continues to grow, this community is just beginning to say good-bye to the 21 people that were killed last week. they will continue to do so for the next two weeks. there really won't be a day until mid june where there won't be some sort of visitation or memorial service. one of the first ones today being that of joe garza. just one of the 19 kids killed at robb elementary school. at her memorial service, she's being remembered as an honor roll student and her bravery. her family says she's one of several students that tried to call the police. and then there's mitai rodriguez, giving, courageous, intelligence. some of the words her family uses to describe their little angel. and anna may whose favorite color was green and loved all animals. >> the consolation that the parents can have, is that their angel is in heaven. it's a good place for them. >> while the community is sad, they're increasingly getting angry over the handling of this shooting. we kno

jeff paul is with us. a very frustrating community, and it all goes back to a video that's been making its rounds were about the last 12 hours or so showing parents understandably frustrated, standing outside the school at some point outside the mesh should have, held back by police officers. many parents wanting to go inside and do something and check on their kids. and now texas dps is responding. they tell 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

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here with the latestt as fox's own jeff paul jeff tambe and the more we learn about this shooting, the harder to get to this community to digesto the minute by minute timeline. what led to 19 students and two teachers being killed o in one o the most glaring new pieces of information that we're receiving deals with the fact that investigators believe kids at the time of k the shooting inside the school were calling 911 one investigators say they were begging operators to send police in to helpp. and investigators say this happened multiple times throughout this entire ordeal. t all ofhi this happening accordig to investigators while thereap are 19 officers huddled upe in the hallway of the school.ha now more and 45 minutes went by before border agents gotfo a master key to open up the classroom door where they then entered and shot and killed a suspect. ion remais the question remains, despite investigators saying that mostst of the shots happened in the first few minutes, how many kids could have beends saved ifd officers had managed to g get inside that classroom earlier? en texast d

joining me now from the de texas is fox news's jeff paul. jeff te, what can you tell us about this latest timeline? off, jason , right the bat, what are the most disturbing elements that we learned today that 11t twenty seven a.m. a few minutes after the suspect shot his grandmother, a teacher and rob elementary school went outside propped open one of the doors that led into the school t, made a phone call and then went back inside the door propped open a minute later. that is when an investigators say the suspect then crashed his truckra from that point on . that's when we believe investigators believe that the suspect then started shooting at two witnesses at a nearby funeral home and then made his way towards the school. a teacher at scho 11 thirty a.m. then called nine one one a minute later a police91 officr responded to shots being fired but couldn't see the suspect due to him being crouched behind a car. eleven thirty two . that's when the suspect started shooting at the school. and here's wherere things get ai little confusing. the su

with so much to get into, let's start with jeff paul in texas with more on what we're learning, what went wrong. jeff? >> yeah, neil. another update in this horrific shooting. the details getting more agonizing for this community here in texas. law enforcement has been facing a lot of criticism for not doing enough at the time of the shooting despite pleas from parents outside of the school for them to go in. we now know that some of those pleas were coming from within the school, inside the school from children who were on the phone with 911 operators begging them to get police to respond now. 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

jon: jeff paul live in uvalde texas. thank you. mass shooting in uvalde is prompting conversations about gun control and how to keep school safe as well as identify potential security threats. kenneth trump joins us now, the president of national school safety and security services which help schools improve their security and emergency preparedness. there is a lot we don't know about what happened in uvalde but we do know what transpired. when you look at the big picture what are your thoughts? >> thank you i have been in the field for more than three decades over 30 years, two of the biggest concerns are the open doors, we saw the gunman easily got into in questions around the tactical response, the open door is a particular concern because we can put all of the technology and hardware that we can, we are sending millions if not billions of school security hardware. the first of been best line is the people behind it. if we are not training those people then the equipment itself is no good. on the tactical response, i think we al

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. >> harold: jeff paul is on the ground in texas and we've got a few questions for you.y ask, is there a sense that there are things in this timeline that we still don't know? the things are going to come out that materially change the way we think about this has been the case in the last few hours as we heard that the texas department of public safety spokesperson there? >> i think absolutely. you bring it up. the hour between the first time officers and law enforcement make contact with the suspect and the hour that passed between them killing him. it is what took place in that hour, especially when we see these videos of parents who understandably are very emotional and want to get into the school and figure out if their child is safe or if there's anything they can do in their power to save their children and other children. the hour, what happened during that timeline? what was happening around the rest of the school? were their kids being rescued? were they talking with the suspected shooter? many, many questions right now the frustration out here amongst the commu

. >> we're with jeff paul with more. good afternoon. >> yeah, trace. the first of many funerals getting underway today as the memorial here in the city of uvalde grows. this is the beginning for the city as they say good-bye to the 21 that were killed and will continue on the next few weeks. if you look at the schedule of these memorials and funerals and visitations, there will be one until mid june almost every day for this city. one of the first being for one of the 19 killed. at her memorial service, the honorable student is being remembered for her brain and her bravery. her family says she was one of several students that tried calling police during the attack. and then there's a little by who is remembered for giving such great words of wisdom. and he loved all animals. the community is incredibly sad. they're increasingly getting angry over the handling of this shooting. the department of justice will be reviewing law enforcement's response and why it took 45 minutes for 19 officers to breach the classroom. there's talks amongst lawmakers next y

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let's bring in correspondent jeff paul with the very latest live from uvalda, texas tonight . hello, jeff. shannon, tonight lawrc enforcement admitting mistakes were made t in their response to the shooting that led to 19 students and two teachers in the most glaring ise that texas dps saysmo that whill the clockar is ticking and forty five minutes went by with manyby officers standing in the hallway, there were kids insidee that classroom with the shooter who could and might have been able to be helped. we were there were kids in the room clearly at risk. and by the way, even when to go back to shooting, there may be kids that are injured that may have been shot, but it is important for life savingt purposes to immediately get there and renderr now this all goes l back to investigators saying the local incident commander at the time the shooting thought there was no longer a threat to kids. they assumed the active shooter situation had changed into a barricaded maned. now k but we now know authorities believe children were inside the schoole that the shooting was unfolding, ca