video during the botched response by multiple law enforcement agencies in it, you see sergeant juan maldonado, the first trooper fired, approached by multiple officers outside robb elementary and near the very classrooms where the gunman opened fire >> it's disgusting it makes me nauseated. they knew our kids were right behind that hallway, and that room, they were bleeding to death. >> reporter: yew ruvalde plans a tribute in an event called "remember their names", meanwhile the man in charge of dps stressing he's not leaving one officer fired and facing resignation. do you plan on giving your resignation? >> not now >> reporter: it is not just families calling for him to resign tony gonzalez who represents uvalde is saying what democratic lawmakers have been saying for months, calling for mccraw to resign immediately >>> still to come, disney unveils their first plus-sized protagonist in their newest series, making wesav online. >>> and rihanna returns with her single for the "black panther" sequel “nice smile, brad.” “nice!” “thanks?” crest 3d white. 100% more stain removal. crest. the #1

juan maldonado was one of seven state officers whose conduct was under investigation because of theirctions or inactions during the shooting attack, where 19 students and two teachers were killed. >>> for almost two weeks, los angeles city council has gotten nearly nothing done. the city is roiled by charges of racism in high places, and two city councilmembers who refuse to resign. cbs' mark strassmann has more on the power struggle. >> reporter: a melee in l.a. raucous protesters quashing city council meetings, demanding resignations. this firestorm is over backroom bigotry. casual racism recorded on a leaked year-old audio tape of three latino city councilmembers. in spanish one called a white councilman's adopted black son a little monkey. resigning under pressure, city council president nury martinez, apologizing but refusing to step down. councilman gil cedillo and kevin de leon. >> i have to regain the trust of my colleagues. it won't be easy. >> reporter: beyond hard, critics say impossible. >> he clearly doesn't get, i think, what he did. >> reporter: councilman mike bonnen,

one trooper, juan maldonado, was fired last week for his inaction, and others are under investigationn be seen in this body cam video obtained by a san antonio station. >> this is so sad, dude. he shot kids, bro. >> reporter: the video also contains audio of unidentified officers concerned about their own safety while the gunman was inside with the children. >> want to jump the gate or what. >> what is the safest way to do this. i'm not trying to get clapped out. >> me either. >> but at today's hearing in his first public comment since june, mccraw was defiant. >> i can tell you this right now. dps is an institution, okay? right now did not fail the community, plain and simple. >> reporter: jesse rizzo, the uncle of jackie cazares, blamed mccraw for what he called continued misinformation, tearing the community apart. >> our town is divided. our teachers feel betrayed. >> reporter: mccraw blamed local police in the days after the massacre. dps had 91 officers on-scene. brett cross was the legal guardian of 10-year-old uziyah garcia, one of the 19 children killed in the massacre. >> th

one trooper, juan maldonado, was fired last week for his inaction, and others are under investigationonado can be seen in this body cam video. >> reporter: the video also contains audio of unidentified officers concerned about their own safety while the gunman was inside with the children. >> reporter: but at today's hearing, in his first public comments since june, mccraw was defiant. >> i can tell you this right now, d.p.s. is an institution, okay. right now, is-- did not fail the community, plain and simple. >> reporter: jesse rizzo, the uncle of jackie cazares, blamed mccraw for what he called continued misinformation, tearing the community apart. >> our town is divided. our teachers feel betrayed. >> reporter: mccraw blamed local police in the days after the massacre. d.p.s. had 91 officers on scene. brett cross was the legal guardian of ten-year-old uziyah garcia, one of the 19 children killed in the massacre. >> this is the person that's in charge of d.p.s., and he's-- he flat-out lied. i called him on his ( bleep ) and he still lied. >> reporter: mccraw today said the d.p.s. i

the texas department of public safety confirms to cnn that state trooper and sergeant juan maldonadoed. he was the first to respond, arrivingless than 5 minutes into the massacre, but law enforcement infuriated families by waiting 77 minutes to move in on the killer, plenty of people still have a job and texas officials won't say why maldonado was terminated. as cnn reported exclusively, this state police captain joel benicourt remains on active duty. >>> former president trump's legal team says there are discrepancies in the ongoing privilege disputes involving documents seized from mar-a-lago. it lists two dozen documents segregated out by the justice department's so-called filter team. meanwhile, the former president's attorneys say they will review the subpoena issued by the january 6th committee and respond as appropriate to this unprecedented action. what's the latest? >> let's start with the subpoena. the biggest thing here is this house subpoena issued on friday, it is wide in scope. it asks for the president to respond by giving documents by november 4th and testimony by nov

the public safety department won't say why they let go of juan maldonado. was seen on video, arriving to robb elementary school, 4:51 after the shooting began. and despite that, it took over an hour for officers to breach the classroom and kill the shooter. also in uvalde, a texas state police officer is under investigation, after ordering the officers to hold off entering the classroom, where a gunman was holed up with the gunman and teachers. shimon prokupecz has this exclusive report. >> reporter: amid the chaos at robb elementary in uvalde, texas, where 400 law enforcement responded to a shooting last may, cnn has learned that commands by a high-ranking police officer may have contributed to the broader failed response that day. while a gunman sat in a room of dead, dying and traumatized children, new radio transmissions obtained by cnn, show texas department of public safety captain joel betancourt giving an order to stop police from entering the classroom. one internal memo tells officers to stay away from the school and remain on the perimeter during

juan maldonado is one of the troopers whose conduct was being investigated because of the action or inactionng. >>> thousands of police officers from across the country paying tribute to two officers in bristol, connecticut, who were shot and killed during an apparent ambush. authorities believe the officers were lured to the suspect's home by a phony 911 call. that suspect was then shot and killed by another officer moments after his attack. >>> and tonight's powerball drawing is estimated to be worth $580 million. that's the game's tenth-largest jackpot ever. the last time anyone matched all five numbers and the powerball number was august 3rd. that was 33 drawings ago. >> that's a chance. that's a slim chance. >> as long as there's a chance. >>> we start this half hour with more children's hospitals across the country being overwhelmed by cases of respiratory illness, stretching resources. while it's unclear what is behind the alarming surge. this morning, the dramatic rise in respiratory illnesses across the u.s. cases of rsv spreading. the cdc reporting the age group most impacted by fl

sergeant juan maldonado was served with termination papers, but the texas department, a public safety yesterday, his precise role in the response to the may incident remains unclear. but body camera footage from the scene revealed the department of public safety had a larger role than they initially suggested. state troopers were some of the first to arrive but failed to confront the gunman. something experts say is against standard police procedure in mass shootings. >> conspiracy theorist alex jones wants a new trial. he's asking a judge to throw out the nearly 1 billion dollar verdict against him earlier this month, a connecticut jury awarded the sandy hook families. those damages after jones admitted to lying when he said the 2012 massacre of 20 children and 6 educators at sandy hook elementary was a hoax. the family sued him for defamation and emotional distress. jones attorneys say the pretrial rulings were unfair and called it a miscarriage of justice attorneys for the families say they'll file a motion against a new trial. >> the house committee investigating the january 6 ins

the public safety department did not disclose on what grounds sergeant juan maldonado was let go, but he was sign on body camera video less than five minutes after the shooter entered the school. his firing comes after the public outcry over the extreme delay in law enforcement response to the massacre. >>> authorities in michigan are searching for a family who disappeared a week ago. a father called 911 and later the family left reportedly. later they were seen getting gas and food. the two sons are autistic and the family left an elderly relative with dementia home alone after their disappearance. >>> a life-size statue of emmett till was unveiled near where the 14-year-old was brutally attacked in 1955. the statue stands tall. it's a famous image of a dress shirt and tie with one hand on his hat. emmett till was the spark that recognized the ricivil rights movement. >>> there's an investigation into the water crisis in jackson, mississippi. >> an official with the cpa tells cnn that its civil rights office is looking at the state's spending on its water supply and whether two state

body camera video showed state trooper juan maldonado arrived at the scene less than five minutes aftering began. the state department of public safety announced his dismissal without disclosing the grounds for termination. he was among close to 400 officers who responded to the incident in may but waited 77 minutes to confront the gunman. 19 students and two teachers were killed in the deadliest u.s. school shooting in a decade. the school district's police chief was fired earlier, and a number of other officers are now being investigated by the state's inspector general. >>> saturday saw protests and strikes in iran that persisted into the evening. videos from the iran wire show anti-government demonstrations in tehran and many other cities and towns. anger over the death of may saw amini in the did you do of morality police has sparked weeks of angry demonstrations. an iranian teachers union has called for strikes to protest the deaths of amini and of demonstrators at the hands of government forces. the ongoing unrest is shaping up to be the biggest threat the ruling theocracy has fa

the other one suspended juan maldonado fired by dps.hat happens during the investigation as dps and texas rangers doing this investigation of the police response they questioned him about his actions that day. really more focused on what he didn't do than supposed to do, set up a command post. set up a team to breach and get inside the classroom and what they found he basically was jut on his cell phone almost the entire time that he was on-scene talking to supervisors and his bosses at dps, he claims trying to coordinate a response, but in all of this while all of this is happening, there are kids calling. there's a kid calling 911 to say they're inside the classroom and at one point can hear gun shots on body camara footage in the hallway and offering to negotiate still at that point with the gunman. all of this raising all kinds of questions for his basically being there, not taking action, not doing anything to get a team inside this room and get the dps officers and other police officers together and try to get inside that classroo

captain juan maldonado was fired friday, but the texas department of public safety declined to explaineft 19 children and 2 teachers dead. in a new cnn exclusive, audiotapes released from that day reveal more about how another texas state police captain may have contributed to the failed response that day. cnn's shimon prokupecz has details. >> reporter: amid the chaos at robb elementary in uvalde, texas, where nearly 400 law enforcement responded to a deadly school shooting last may, cnn has learned commands by a high-ranking state police officer may have contributed to the broader failed response that day. while a gunman sat in a room full of dead, dying, and traumatized children, new police radio transmissions obtained by cnn show texas department of public safety captain joel betancourt giving an order to stop police from entering the classroom. and one internal memo describes him before he arrives telling officers to stay away from the school and remain on the perimeter during the initial response to the shooting. captain betancourt was one of 91 officers on scene in uvalde. we ar

. >> sergeant juan maldonado. was a served with termination papers by the texas department of public safety yesterday. his precise role in the response to the may incident remains unclear but body cam video from the scene revealed the department of public safety had a larger role than they initially suggested. state troopers were some of the first to arrive but failed to confront the gunman. something experts say is against standard police procedure in mass shootings. >> worries of a national freight rail strike increase as demands by one union are rejected by some rail companies. a committee representing at least 4 rail companies has said no to the brotherhood of maintenance of way. employees division of the teamsters, the division declined a new five-year contract with 24% raises and $5,000 in bonuses. they also wanted new sick time demands added demands that the rail companies also turned down. the division is the 3rd largest union and voted against ratifying the contract. 6 unions have signed off on new contra

sergeant juan maldonado was among the first to respond, arriving less than five minutes into the massacreschool district police chief was fired in august and the uvalde school's superintendent retired this week, plenty of others still had their jobs. as cnn reported exclusively on thursday, this state police captain, joel benecort, remains on active duty even after sources say he ordered a delay of the classroom breach thinking a more highly skilled team was on the way. >>> now we've all gotten emails alerting us to a suspicious login attempt. but what if your account really does get hacked? cnn's donie o'sullivan found out firsthand just how vulnerable our passwords can be and how often we leave the door wide open for ♪ ♪ >> it's been since your last hack in vegas, rachel. >> you have stolen about two and a half thousand. >> there's been a pandemic. i'm still wearing the same shirt. >> oh, yeah. >> about a five-hour flight. >> oh, my god. this time, as far as i know you haven't broken into any of my accounts so far. >> no. i'm about to do that right now. most people when they log into th

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one of the first things that stands out is that we see a glimpse of sergeant juan maldonado being approached by multiple officers near the entrance to robb elementary. that's important because maldonado was the first trooper fired as a result of this ongoing internal investigation. that announcement came last friday when his termination was made official. you can hear officers asking each other what they should do at that point in time. then there's another angle from inside the school where body cameras captured officers questioning each other, what are we waiting on, what should we do right now? and i think that having been released within the last 24 hours only frustrated parent who is came here to this public meeting today for an update on the investigation that has left this community of uvalde in perpetual mourning. >> morgan, i don't know if you can see there, but we were seeing some of the chirons, the subtext there of what people were saying to each other, and they're saying, how many kids are in there, are there kids in there? really astounding. today was as you said public testimo