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the video was obtained by our austin affiliate kvue and a newspaper. they say they're sharing it to provide transparency to families in mourning and a community demanding answers. >> reporter: tonight, chilling video from the rampage at robb elementary. surveillance footage obtained by kvue and the austin american statesman capturing the moment the gunman crashed his truck at the school, opening fire on witnesses who rushed to help. moments later a teacher frantically calling 9-1-1. outside the school, you can hear the shooter firing at the building. [ sound of gunfire ] >> get in your room! >> at 11:33, a witness capturing the gunman entering the school with a rifle inside he calmly makes his way down the hall. a little boy rounding the corner as the gunman opens fire as more than a hundred rounds are fired. three minutes later, police arriving. two officers doubling back as they come under fire. 19 minutes after the gunman first opened fire inside, more heavily armed officers arrived, some with shields 36 minutes in, officers are still seen standing

video obtained by abc affiliate kvue capturing the rampage at robb elementary. surveillance footage obtained by kvue and "the austin american statesman" capturing the moment the gunman crashed his truck near the school, opening fire on two witnesses who had raced to the scene to help. moments later, a teacher frantically calling 911. >> i can't see him. i cannot see him. the kids are running. oh, my god. >> reporter: outside the school, you can hear the shooter firing at the building. >> get in your room! get in your room! >> reporter: at 11:33, a witness capturing the gunman entering the school with a rifle. inside, he calmly makes his way down the hall. a little boy rounding the corner as the gunman opens fire, narrowly escaping as more than 100 rounds are fired. three minutes later, police arriving. two officers doubling back as they come under fire. 19 minutes after the gunman first opened fire inside, more heavily armed officers arrive some with shields. 36 minutes in, officers are still seen standing in the hallway, guns drawn, but still have not confronte

the austin american statesman newspaper and the local television station kvue are now releasing all 82 minutes of the video. last night on the program, we showed an edited clip of that that news outlets released cops waiting in the hallway for more than an hour total. the full version of the video shows 45 minutes after the first officers entered the school, the team that eventually breached the classroom moved down the hallway. the group, more than a dozen officers with shields, bulletproof vests and guns, and they stood there outside the classroom for nearly 30 more minutes before they went in and killed the gunman. lawmakers in texas are investigating the shooting they say they were planning to release the video this sunday. before that, they planned to show it to the families, the victims families without the audio, without the gunshots. the austin american statesman said they decided to publish the video earlier to shed light on what actually happened as many questions go unanswered by law enforcement soon after the statesman and kvue published the clips last night, anger and disg

and this is the reason that we publish alongside kvue.ning us now is beto o'rourke, former democratic congressman running for governor of texas against the incumbent republican governor greg abbott. thanks for joining us tonight. >> we spoke after the event in uchbz and at that time we didn't have a tenth of the story that we have now and we know the reality that the gunman had killed students and teachers but i have never seen a story like this that changes so much, where the information is so inaccurate, and now, we see this video that lays waste to the narratives that we were hearing from some of the police officers and officials in the days after the shooting. >> just in uvalde, this past sunday, i got a chance to meet with many of the parents who lost their kids, met with the children's brothers and sisters, met with the relatives of those two teachers who gave their lives, trying to protect those children in their classroom, and to a person, they want the same things. they want to make sure that the memory of their children, of thei

. >> reporter: after weeks of agonizing waiting, the austin american statesman along with kvue releasing a highly edited four-minute compilation of videos including never before seen surveillance from inside the school, outside the building and police body cam footage. shedding more light on how the law enforcement response unfolded the gunman walks across the parking lot into the school at 11:33. casually carrying a rifle and turning a corner in the hallway, a young student comes around the corner as the shooter walks down the hall seconds later, gunfire erupts lasting for more than two minutes, the young child runs away. three minutes later, first officers enter the school as the gunfire continues, some officers approach the classrooms while others hold back more shots and they retreat. 19 minutes after the gunman entered, heavily armed reinforcements arrive with ballistic shields holding up their weapons but standing at the end of the hallway for nearly half an hour eventually a unit moves in a stack form toward the classroom door others, again, holding back 48 minutes after the gunma

now their anger only growing after new video obtained by kvue and "the austin american statesman" shows the 77 agonizing minutes from the time the gunman entered the school until law enforcement would finally take him down. those organizations releasing the leaked video to provide transparency to the community. one of the responding officers was outside the classroom armed with an assault rifle. just three minutes into the massacre. police retreating after coming under fire. teacher arnulfo reyes says watching the video makes him sick. he was shot twice, trapped with his students inside that classroom, as one child called out to police for help. >> disgusted. it's just showing them running. i couldn't run, my kids couldn't run, but you're standing outside the door and you run -- that upsets me because we couldn't run anywhere. >> reporter: reyes lost all 11 of his students. it's not until 48 minutes after the shooter entered the school, after more shots are fired that officers finally move toward the classroom. but still, no rescue attempt. one officer even getting hand sanitizer. it wo

than an hour, police remained outside the classrooms, as seen in video obtained by abc news affiliate kvuend the austin american-statesman. teacher arnulfo reyes was inside. he was shot twice and lost 11 of his students. >> it makes me sick, knowing that i was just a few feet away makes me even more angry that they waited. >> reporter: in less than 24 hours, a texas house committee will release the most detailed account of the police response yet. lawmakers have already corrected the false impression of officer ruben ruiz, who was mocked on social media for checking his phone. state representative joe moody said ruiz is the husband of murdered teacher eva mireles, who reached out from her classroom while he was on-scene to say that she'd been shot and was dying. moody said he could not allow someone who had lost everything to be maligned. now, whit, the committee report is going to incorporate accounts from three dozen witnesses. most of them have not spoken publicly. and while much of the blame has fallen on the shoulders of the chief of the tiny uvalde school police force, we're told the

reporter: state lawmakers' findings will include this surveillance video obtained by abc affiliate kvuend include testimony from the men inside this hallway including school district police chief pete district police chief pete arrendondo, several city officers, and dps troopers. >> all they do point fingers at each other because they're afraid the truth is going to come out. and uvalde, the main ones are covering up for each other and it's disgusting. >> reporter: it has been a very long seven weeks for this community and for these families. the report that's going to be released later today is expected to be well over a hundred pages long, inside of it we'll also get to hear from the principal and several key school district officials that were inside the school when the shooter walked in. eva. >>> now to the pandemic and the rising concern over covid once again as numbers rise across the country. indoor mask mandates may be making a comeback this summer. abc's zohreen shah has more from los angeles. good morning to you, zohreen. >> reporter: good morning, eva. for a lot of people it

law enforcements response quote an object failure surveillance video obtained by abc news affiliate kvueerican statesman shows police officers entering the school and standing near the classrooms, but then quickly retreating and remaining in the hallway for more than an hour while the gunman continued his rampage teacher our new fo reyes was inside. he was shot twice. lost 11 of his students. it makes me. knowing that i was just a few feet away even makes me more angry that they waited karina mitchell abc news, new york. president biden is back in washington tonight after wrapping up his first middle east trip as president. the white house is defending the controversial trip and the president's meeting with the saudi crown prince abc news reporter. mary bruce has the latest his controversial visit still sending shockwaves biden's facing blowback for that fist bump scene around the world the highly choreographed greeting with saudi crown prince mohammed. bin salman t man the us concluded approved of the brutal killing of journalist jamal khashoggi after biden as a candidate vowed to punis

maybe not on our clock, but the truth always prevails and that is the reason that we publish alongside kvueon. so that will not offer comfort to the families that have in thvideo out in the public. but it is true that almost everything that we heard about what happened in the early days after turned out to be untrue. >> reporter: that is correct, but i would also add what is curious about the decision that is getting dissected right now is the state was going to be releasing this video anyway. they were planning for this sunday, first to the families and then to the general public. they're outrage on the matter is they feel like something so intimate and personal was ripped away from them and shared with the world before they could see it. but of course the compelling argument being made by the paper is that we were getting road blocks everywhere we went trying to get public records requests and back channels and none of it was working. we had to do this. >> could understand the out rage and the anguish from the families of course. sam brock live in uvalde, texas, thank you so much. >>> mik

and kvue. they post days before the state plan to release it to families and then to the public. i'm going to show you short clips from that video, without the audio. but i need to warn you, this footage is disturbing. i think that it is devastating. it is after the gunman enters one of the classrooms. the first burst of gunfire is heard and then a few minutes later, officers arrived in the hallway and you see them rushed towards the classroom. but then they stop. and then there is another burst of gunfire. then you see law enforcement race back down the hallway. after that more officers arrive. the video shows them, some of them heavily armed, in body armor helmets and protective shields. but they are just standing in the hallway. not approaching the classroom filled with young children, again. for more than 40 minutes. what were they doing? apparently, besides applying hand sanitizer some of them, they were waiting for orders. and it took more than an hour for the gunman to be taken down, after police first arrived. and do not forget, two teachers and 19 children were killed th

the video, which was obtained, edited and released by the austin american statesman and kvue is hardwatch it's emotional and maddening as well. it begins with a panicked call from a teacher. the video then goes back to the shooter walking inside the school carrying a weapon, a child emerges into the hallway behind him and runs away. just as the gunman opens fire into a classroom. gees. within minutes members of law enforcement run into the school toward the classroom. they're fired on, they fall back. more officers arrived armed with weapons and ballistic shields. they fill the hallway but instead of acting and engaging the gunman and going into that classroom, they wait. at one point somebody gets hand sanitizer and cleans his hands. the video you saw was supposed to be shown to the families of the victims on sunday, shown to them first. instead the families are reeling from the content of that video and also because they saw it in public much sooner than they expected. >> i don't know why they just didn't go in there. i just don't know why. >> it was the worst thing i could possibl

reporter: kvue says they released the footage tuesday to provide transparency to the community,but many are upset the video was shown before the families got a chance to see it. >> these families were blindsided. they shouldn't have been done this way. >> we are the parents that lost our children. we're supposed to do this together first. reporter: texas officials had been going back and forth on whether to release the video publicly for weeks. victims families were scheduled to privately view it this weekend. reena roy abc news new york. kristen: do you say -- a uc berkeley professor as gone viral after a tense exchange during a senate judiciary committee meeting unproductive rights. >> used a phrase i will make sure you you mean by it, he preferred to people that you refer to people with a capacity for pregnancy. >> many people have the capacity for pregnancy, there are trans men with the capability of pregnancy -- >> this is not a women's right issue. >> we should recognize that it is impacted women as well as other people the issue is not mutually exclusive. >> you see it at -- at t

and, look, some of the hurt and the anger is directed at the reporters from the "statesman" and kvuenitially published this, but so much is directed at law enforcement and the inaction we see happen in those 77 minutes here. and this is deeply affecting a community that's looking toward a coming school year in a couple of weeks and so many of the kids here have been struggling to process this. take a listen to a conversation that our colleague had with a 10-year-old survivor just yesterday. >> tell me about what happened at the end of your school year. why are you here today? >> so we can abandon weapons now. >> why is that so important? >> so no one has to go through what i've gone through at school. >> can you tell me what happened? >> i was in the robb school shootout with ms. garcia. >> how did you feel when that happened? >> i felt sad because most of my friends passed away. >> reporter: this 10-year-old's aunt reached out to nbc news to inform us that this young boy, he has been really struggling these last several weeks with irritability, with signs of ptsd and depression, tro

that includes surveillance video first obtained by abc news affiliate kvue and "the austin american-statesmanchool, flanking the classrooms but then quickly retreating and remaining in the hallway for more than an hour while the gunman continued his rampage. >> this report might start to point them in the right direction, and once we start to identify who specifically should be held accountable, i think you'll start to see some of those folks face accountability for the decisions. >> reporter: this week some families urged lawmakers to ban assault-style rifles like the one used by the gunman. >> the blood of these children is in your hands, because you will not commit to gun reform, real gun reform. >> all of them killed by an assault rifle, an ar-15-type weapon that belongs in the battlefield. >> reporter: one officer, ruben ruiz, seen on video checking his phone was mocked on social media. now a reprieve. texas representative joe moody tweeted, this is the husband of teacher eva mireles who contacted him on his phone from her classroom while he was on scene to say that she'd been shot and w

> the governor's remarks come days after the austin american statesman newspaper and local station kvue published the first 82-minute surveillance video from the shooting. it shows cops waiting in the hallway for more than an hour as the shooter remained in the classroom. a special texas house committee expected to release a preliminary report on sunday the panel scheduled to share its finding privately with uvalde leaders and the victims' families before releasing that report to the public >>> investigating crimes of war. the pledge by dozens of countries as more civilian targets in ukraine are hit by russian missiles >>> and a rescue mission completed after months held hostage in russian occupied ukraine, missing americans arrive home and share their story. >>> plus prices might be higher, but it's not slowing down some shoppers the retail numbers out today giving the state of the economy a little boost >> the facts the truth. the news with shepard smith, back in 60 seconds (fisher investments) in this market, you'll find fisher investments is different than other money managers. (oth

surveillance footage from robb elementary school have been published by the austin american statesmen and kvue. the video was edited down and some of the audio removed. it shows for over an hour, heavily-armed officers stood in the hallway as shots were being fired. the advance began at 11:33 a.m. local time there when the shooter entered the school. three minutes later, two armed officers were on the scene and at 12:04, officers armed with tactical gear were seen in the hallway but it wasn't until 12:50 that officers finally breached the classroom door killing the gunman. >>> another public hearing tuesday by the house select committee investigating the capitol riot featuring a former men of the oath keepers saying january 6th could have "started a new civil war" the committee played clips of last week's droptition of pap cipollone who called out attorney sydney powell for the ideas she presented to former president trump at a fiery white house meeting in december of 2020. >> could the federal government be a. [indiscernible] machine? it's a terrible idea. that's not how we do things in the u

video that was obtained by the austin american statesman newspaper and tv station kvue video we wantdisturbing. it shows the gunman entering robb elementary school and proceeding to the joint 4th grade classroom and firing his way in. what we are showing is the police response from a hallway camera. within three minutes, three officers show up. they take fire, crouch down and retreat. that was at 11:27 a.m., 12:50 is when the classroom door was finally breached, the suspect killed. in the meantime you see officers from multiple agencies, many armed with tactical gear, and they are waiting. as we know, some children dialed 911 from inside the classroom. many had been calling for the video's release. officials decided that would be done on sunday at a special community meeting and that portions of the video would be redacted to protect the victims. however, it all showed up online prior to last night's city council meeting and the city's mayor was furious, calling it a leak, and did some members of the community while others argue the anger was misdirected and should be directed at the