in texas, in texas you have the bustling new tesla factory in the home base of elon musk. in california, they have 39 empty cheesecake factories and h homeless guy living in front of each one, so one states as building cars in the other make people live in them. in texas you have to build a wall to protect the border, in new york we had to build a wall to protect women from our governor. in texas the state bird is the northern mockingbird in new yor it's a greasy with one eye and human finger and his mouth. we call that the ducey. in texas you have joe rogan, in new york they have cnn or what is left of cnn.ed everyone someone gets fired or arrested, they are so low on employees check out their new office assistance. yeah. they are so desperate at cnn, some employees have been forced to harass themselves. new york has hillary clinton, texas does not have hillary clinton. texas has rodeos, new york has this. there you go. that's what you call a new york rodeo. a rat with a slice of pizza. they both go well together in texas you have real cowboys who speak lightly and know h

texas. we are here today to not only help the families of the teachers who tragically lost their lives and provide the benefits they are due but also help all employees of not only this school district but surrounding school districts to make sure they have access to mental health and behavioral health services. we recognize not all employees of these districts are members of our system and healthcare program but we want to thank our partners for extending the benefits to everyone employed in this district or surrounding districts. thank you. >> now texas employees retirement system. >> i'm the executive director of the employees of texas. retirement benefits but more important, health insurance benefits to state employees but also employees of higher education in the community so local community college employees will get health insurance from health selected texas providing blue cross blue shield of texas and we have activated 24 hour crisis hotline to help connect medical and mental healt

school in uvalde texas. he said he was misled about the response of local police and he is absolutely livid about it. this is 35 minutes. >> one thing i must emphasize. that is, we are going through short-term challenges right now. the reality is many of the challenges will be long-term challenges. texas stands with who validly -- you validly -- uvalde, to help every single citizen feel as much as they possibly can. we will be heroes long as it takes. among other things, i know there have been offerings to ensure the cost of funerals will be taken care of. during the course of a meeting, there was an anonymous donor who attended the meeting and provided $175,000 to ensure every cost of every family concerning everything about the funeral services will be taken care of. we appreciate that anonymous donor for his generosity and we will ensure those resources get into the right hands to make sure that no family who is suffering from incalculable heartbreak at this time will have to worry about a single cost wit

all of that began in texas. in 1966, when charles whitman, a name that became one of the most famous names of the 1960s, went to the top of a texas tower, the university of texas in austin. and with his rifle, he aimed down at people walking across the campus and he shot and killed 16 of them. before he was shot and killed by police. that's before going to the tower -- like many of the mass murderers who followed his footsteps, charles whitman shot and killed his wife, shot and killed his mother. the mass murderer in sandy hook, in connecticut, shot and killed his mother before going to the elementary school they are to murder 20 kindergarten and first grade students. and six adults working at the school. the latest adults reports indicate that as many as 18 children and three adults were shot and killed today. at robb elementary school in uvalde, texas. the town of 15,000 people, about 60 miles from the mexican border, with some reports indicating that the children were murdered, and were mostly in grades three

for more, we go to texas go to the capital, austin, speak with nicole golden, executive director of texasgun sense. welcome to democracy now! on this horrific day. first of all, our condolences on the horror that has taken place in uvalde. i was just saying 10 days ago to the people of buffalo. but if you can respond to what happened, the climate in texas, and what you think needs to happen. >> i will be honest, we are all barely hanging in there. it is nothing compared to what the community must be experiencing. i'm sitting here talking to while i'm exhausted and my own kids are getting ready for school. have to compartmentalize what happened in order to do the work that i do, but is so critically important. i have been involved in gun violence prevention in texas for almost a decade. i have sat through brutal hearings, state legislature. i have heard unbelievable arguments to are very sensible ask for common sense gun laws, laws that most texans support, law-enforcement support, laws that are working to prevent gun violence in other states. but we have a political climate here that make

from uvalde, texas, good evening. outside robb elementary school here in uvalde, texas. the latest american town whose name you may not have known. and yet, will be shattered by a mass shooting. i'll be honest you with. the thing that strikes you when youg walk around main street, few blocks up here is how normal everything feels. the final days of school were canceled here yesterday but it is graduation season here, there are bigat photos of local graduates that are on signs outside of city hall, outside of homes andll businesses. driving down main street in uvalde, today, you wouldn't know something so terrible has happened just blocks away. two blocks from here, life looks as it normally does. but something terrible did happen here. this community, this small community, lost 21 of its people, right here at this school, everything has changed forever, this will never be a normal spot again. and this school, this town, becomes yet another name on a list that no one wants to be on. tonight, a vigil here in uvalde is under way paying tribute to yesterday's victims. we wil

texas, florida, and other states around the country. i think it's an important theme that you and alexi hit on. even as we analyze what is the power of donald trump in his endorsements, every other republican figure have endorsed this platform of voter suppression, this platform of culture wars of angry immigration policy, of dividing the country, not uniting it. we saw it in pennsylvania. oz had the trump endorsement. kemp he has nothing but flattering things to say about trump and trumpism. so yes, the imprint of an endorsement matters. i think in the larger analysis, the entire party has already shifted to trumpism. that's not going back. >> david, let me follow up with you. i think that's right. and i think measuring the outcome as a read on trump's powers is the wrong measure. i think the outcome of the republican party is totally and firmly in the grips of anti-democratic policies, whether it's describing the media's enemies of the people and keeping them out of an event as happened i

in uvalde, texas. learning the grim news that their children didn't survive the shooting at rob elementary school in uvalde, texas, earlier on tuesday. a families were told to go to the civic ner where they could be reunited with their children. but as the hours have dragged on, many of the people left at the civic center are the parents and families of the at least 19 children that were murdered. senselessly on tuesday. we were told that authorities are using dna swabs of family members and parents to help identify the victims. that is the reality of the gruesome scene that investigators are dealing with. right now what we know is that this attack was carried out by an 18-year-old named salvador ramos. who lives there in uvalde. at some point he attend the the high school there in town. this shooting came in the last few days of the school year. officials said the entire school year is essentially over at this point. the high school is supposed to be having its graduation this weekend. but right now,

texas state senator, told nbc news tonight, that in a briefing with texas state rangers.hooter purchased two assault rifles on his 18th birthday. legally! the shooter turned 18 last monday. now here we are today, laws matter. joining us now is robbyn thomas, executive director at the law center to prevent gun violence. robin, thank you so much for joining us. i know it has been a long day for you and everyone else. prior to today, two of the deadliest mass shootings in the past decade. sutherland springs in 2017, and el paso in 2019. they both unfortunately happened in texas. you had republicans in texas, they are still totally obsessed with making texas as legally pro gun as possible. how do you understand that? how is this still a winning issue for them politically? when their constituents are being killed. and they are trying to make it easier to get guns in their state? >> part of it is exactly what ted cruz was just talking about. which is that for one thing, politicians are in the pocket of the nra under the gun lobby. and special interests. they don't represent the

robyn, 'ust those in texas safe. robyn, just listening _ those in texas safe.y laws in 45 states. i'm interested to find out what is the resistance that you face when you speak to people on the other side of this debate? i other side of this debate? i think some of the problem is, as we're hearing with ted cruz simply meant information. —— misinformation. the belief we don't have solutions to this problem. i think some of it is understanding the research and statistics, knowing they're solutions and we need to be able to take steps to implement them. i think the second amendment comes up a lot. what we do have one, it certainly does protect some rights of individuals to hold guns, even the supreme court decision interpreting the second amendment talk about the limits on that right with all rights and responsibility. ithink on that right with all rights and responsibility. i think for many folks, they don't really understand that balance. but you have this right, that doesn't mean there can't be laws that restrict it in favour of public safety. i think sometimes

texas governor greg abbott giving i security of our schools. texas.r greg abbott giving us security of our schools. texas - governor greg abbott giving us the latest details that he had at that point in time about what has happened today talking about that awful tragedy and what parents expect when they drop their children off to school, it's to be able to pick them up at the end of the school day. we can speak now to as a dare, i know the information is coming in fast. it's very fluid situation right now. what is the latest that you've heard about the latest that you've heard about the latest developments in this? figs latest that you've heard about the latest developments in this? as we mentioned earlier, _ latest developments in this? as we mentioned earlier, we _ latest developments in this? as we mentioned earlier, we know- latest developments in this? as we mentioned earlier, we know that i latest developments in this? as we mentioned earlier, we know that 15j mentioned earlier, we know that 15 people have died so far, that includes 14 children b

all of that began in texas. in 1966. when charles whitman, a name that became one of the most famous names of the 1960s, went to the top of a texas tower, the university of texas in austin tower. and with his rifle, he aimed down at people walking across the campus and he shot and killed 16 of them before he was shot and killed by police. that's before going to the tower. like many of the mass murderers who followed his footsteps, charles whitman shot and killed his wife, shot and killed his mother. the mass murderer in sandy hook, in connecticut, shot and killed his mother before going to the elementary school they are to murder 20 kindergarten and first grade students. and six adults working at the school. the latest reports indicate that as many as 18 children and three adults were shot and killed today at robb elementary school in uvalde, texas, the town of 15,000 people about 60 miles from the mexican border. some reports are indicating that the children murdered were mostly in grades three and four. the mass murder

so will texas make any changes the in the wake of what happened in uvalde? unlikely.ast summer when governor abbott was making it easier for texans to carry weapons he said texas will always be the leader in defending the second amendment and at a press conference in uvalde seemed not interested in any change. nick watt, cnn, los angeles. >>> joining me now from san francisco executive direct yoofr of the law center to prevent gun violence. thank you for staying with us. i want to start talking about democratic nominee owe o'rourk this is at the the governor's news conference on wednesday. -- >> the main accusation is the governor of texas has done nothing to prevent this from happening it's reality is less than nothing as they have made it easier to carry firearms. >> absolutely in last several arms texas has done nothing but make firearms laws weaker, not that much was in place to begin with but now even what was in place is basically gone. as bad as any state can be when we rate the states on the strength 6 the gun laws, texas gets an f for how weak their gun laws

texas, unfortunately, -- we gigive a letter grade rating to every state and texas has an "f," just probablyot surprising. as you heard in the clip from beto o'rourke earlier come all texas has done despite the tragic shootings that have occurred, el paso, sutherland springs, odessa just to name a few, they have only rolled back gun laws. they have actually made it easier to carry concealed weapons no questions asked, no training, no permit, no requirements whatsoever for anyone to carry a concealed firearm in texas. they have made it easier to do that. really, this is by design. the american gun lobby, which are supported by mayor kincannon manufacturers, is alive and well . the national rifle association has been weakened to self-inflicted wounds of greed and his management of funds. another organizations at the national shooting sports foundation is alive and well. the national shooting sports foundation spends more on lobbying against gun violence prevention measures here in washington and the nra does. so there is -- they are the true face of the american corporate come lobby. quite fra

shooting incident uvalde school in texas. school has children that are in second, third and fourth grade. >> jesse: this is every parent's worst nightmare, children gunned down in their own school. the situation is still developing but texas governor greg abbott addressed the tragedy earlier. >> the shooter was saffold ramos, an 18-year-old male who resided in uvalde. it's believed he abandoned his vehicle and entered into the robb elementary school in uvalde with a handgun and he may have also had a rifle that is not confirmed to the latest report. he shot and killed incomprehensibly 14 students and killed a teacher. mr. ramos, the shooter, he is -- he himself is deceased. and is believed that responding officers killed him. >> jesse: abbott would also add that the shooter killed his own grandmother in a domestic incident before entering the school. fox news national correspondent bill melugin updates us now with the latest. bill? >> >> bill: jesse, good evening to you. i want to give you an idea of some of the heartache tha

jorge: estamos en vivo desde texas.o otra masacre y esta es una historia que hemos repetido una y otra vez. esta masacre ocurriÓ en una comunidad latina cerca de aquÍ y la Última cifra que tenemos es muy espantosa, plÁstica y terrible. son 18 niÑos muertos en una escuela primaria, un maestro y un tirador. despuÉs de que fue abatido el tirador, nos damos cuenta de la dimensiÓn de destaquen una tragedia y es que son niÑos muertos y lentes documentos de muchos niÑos que estÁn siendo buscados por sus padres. tiffany: muy buenas noches. en las Últimas horas hemos logrado de alguna forma entre testimonios que hemos escuchado de familiares, vecinos y oficiales del departamento de seguridad pÚblica de texas que nos dieron un poco de informaciÓn y tenemos una idea un poco mÁs completo de lo que ocurriÓ esta tarde. primero comenzamos con el seÑor eduardo trinidad de 60 aÑos familiar del sospechoso y Él nos comentÓ dÓnde comenzÓ todo. >> todo comenzÓ en la casa de ella. el chico quiso ir para afuera con las armas y ella quiso dete

jackson lee of texas, ms. sewell of alabama i inform the house that these members will vote no on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. reschenthaler of pennsylvania, i inform the house that mr. reschenthaler will vote yes on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by members cardenas, mccormack, swalwell, gomez, i inform the house that these members will vote -- these members will vote no on the motion o recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. kaw thon of north carolina, mr. brooks of alabama i inform the house that these members will vote yes on the motion. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from oregon seek recognition? >> madam speaker,

the horrific scene unfolding in texas. the deadly mass shooting at an elementary school in uvalde, texas. 14 children and a teacher killed. the awful images coming in from robb elementary school. about 80 miles from san antonio. late today, governor abbott confirming the staggering toll there. the alleged gunman also dead. the governor identifying the suspect as 18-year-old salvador ramos, a student at uvalde high school. authorities also believe he shot and killed his grandmother beforehand. tonight, what we have just learned about the suspect and the heartbreaking scene now unfolding. the parents gathering late today, waiting for official word on their children. mireya villarreal on the scene in texas tonight. aaron katersky and what he's now learned about the suspect. >>> this comes just ten days after the mass shooting in buffalo, new york. nine days after the shooting at a church in california. cecilia vega with word coming in from the white house tonight, president biden set to address the nation this evening. and pi

a lot of them live in texas.d the degree to which this thing that we have that we see, where we make the sacrifice to moloch is a deal with the devil. it seems a discomforting number of people are okay with it. and as someone who wants to represent them -- what do you say about what public opinion really is in texas? >> would i see is that there are a lot of folks, folks who owns gun. people who use them for sporting, at a shooting range. and perhaps they agree not with the entire range of policy solutions on common sense gun reform. but they agree with, for instance, universal background checks or red flag laws. there is a place where we can start. the problem, though, is that you have the nra creating this myth that people are going to take your guns if we go down this path. and that we are going to start a domino effect that means you will lose your gun. they have been successful at that. with they have created is a greater intensity in who shows up to vote. single issue voters on the other side of this -- wet

chief ramsey, the texas governor abbott, he said today that tougher gun laws in texas, he said aren'tw, a real solution. aren't a real solution. what is your reaction to that? >> well, there is no one solution, but it's part of a solution. i think we do need to have better gun laws, especially when it comes to allowing an 18-year-old, for example, to purchase an assault weapon. having universal background checks, so there are things we can do. nothing is going to be absolute, but to do nothing means that we just have this conversation over and over again. it's the inaction from washington that's a big part of the problem. but it's not the only problem. i mean, if we have people hiding behind the second amendment and think about it. i mean, our founder fathers would not want to see this sort of thing going on right now. so we have to do something about it. >> we certainly do, and i keep saying, commonsense gun control legislation is so, so important. chief ramsey, andrew mccabe, thank you very, very much. >> just ahead, we'll take a closer look at the long history of congressional inac

contains donald trump, texas governor greg abbott and texas senator rafael cruz. joining our discussion now is charles blow columnist for the new york times and msnbc political analyst. charles, i just got a look at your next column, which begins with, the line, the republican party has turned america into a killing field. please expand on that point. >> well, for decades now, republicans have engaged in a propaganda campaign and maybe they wanted to say -- or some other people want to say -- that they would be held hostage by the nra. but they are joined at the hip because it's good politics for republicans. they have pushed the proliferation of gun ownernship in this country while at the same time lowering the threshold for that ownership and reducing the laws that would prohibit people from carrying in certain places and in certain ways. and refusing all the while to limit the sale of certain types of guns that are preferred by killers in this country. and so this is a product of republican propaganda. they keep telling america that there is a menace coming for

fallin of texas -- fall listen of texas, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. fallon will vote yes on h.r. 6824. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. nehls of texas, i inform the house that mr. nehls will vote yea on h.r. 6824. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. dunn of florida, i inform the house that mr. dunn will vote yea on h.r. 6824. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from virginia seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. porter, ms. bourdeaux, mr. allred and mr. mceachin, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 6824. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from iowa seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. spartz of indiana, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that representative spartz will vote yea on h.r. 6824. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the

this one in uvalde, texas, which is west of san antonio and the southern part of texas. an elementary school was targeted. the governor of texas, greg abbott, said 14 elementary school children have been killed, in addition to a teacher. so that's at least 15 dead as of now. it's also possible since the gunman was using a firearm, that there are others who are wounded, who are fighting for their lives right now. we're told the shooter is 18 years old. i want to go back, and we're also told the shooter is deceased. let me go back to ed lavendera who is reporting on all of this for us from texas. tell us more, ed, about what you're learning. >> well, as we have mentioned, the gunman is believed to be an 18-year-old man from uvalde, and the governor also adding some details, kind of the moments that led up to the shooting. according to the governor, the suspect, the 18-year-old suspect, abandoned his vehicle just outside of robb elementary, then went in with a handgun and may have also had a rifle and began shooting. so sounds like there might have been multiple weapons use

texas just outside dallas.gressman, your thoughts on this night? >> well, obviously this is a devastating, heart broken for the community, for the first responders, for the doctors and nurses at the hospital. this effects everyone. and i'm not quite sure to what speaker pelosi was referring but i do know through ferguson and i have a bill passed the house last time also passed the house this time. waiting over in the senate. it's for behavioral intervention guidelines called the big act and can't help but think that something like that would be helpful. >> bret: yeah, we are just getting word the fbi is on the scene where the suspect, salvador ramos reportedly shot his grandmother: it happened before the school shooting according to authorities. and everyone in the doj the fbi director have all been briefed and meantime you have an atf nominee who is going to a hearing tomorrow and the fbi director we are told will be on the hill as well to discuss the bureau's budget requests and likely these questions will bu

en uvalde, texas, carolina sara sea como univisiÓn.sinado a 21 personas?, ¿cÓmo lo hizo?, ¿cÓmo se habÍa preparado en cÓmo obtuvo las armas?, ¿ por quÉ tenÍa armamento de guerra? galo arellano tiene los hechos. galo: vivÍa a media cuadra de la escuela primaria robb elementary school, le disparÓ a su abuela en la cara y robÓ la caminata de su abuela y condujo a toda velocidad hasta la escuela, chocÓ el carro, a las 11:30 otra llamada de la policÍa de uvalde advirtiÓ que un individuo armado con un rifle y una mochila caminaba la escuela, habÍa un agente armado del distrito escolar de uvalde que intercambiÓ disparos, pero ramos logrÓ entrar. el gobernador de texas asegura que 30 minutos antes de llegar a la escuela ramos publicÓ en su perfil de facebook que le iba a disparar a su abuela con un nuevo pÚblico que le disparÓ a su abuela, a 15 minutos de la matanza escribiÓ que iba a disparar en una escuela primaria, dos policÍas de uvalde llegaron al lugar, se enfrentaron al pistolero y Éste le recibiÓ con disparos, el aula donde se metiÓ el

in a special one hour edition next from texas. t a special onr edition of nightly news from uv uvalde, texas. a small town in shock. 19 children and 2 teachers gunned down in the same classroom. the chilling new details the warnings the 18-year-old suspect posted on facebook jt minutes before the rampage police saying he shot his grandmother, crashed a truck, then entered the school barricading himself inside a classroom and opened fire with an ar-15 style rifle the terrifying moments. >> did you hear the shooting >> two times, yes. but then they sounded like bangs but then our teacher kept saying, no, they're justifier works. >> a tactical team arriving, breaching the door and killing him at the scene the growing questions, what was the motive also tonight, the victims many just 10 years old or older one girl shot while calling 911. two cousins among the dead the teacher killed while shielding her students what we're learning about the lives lost and the stunning moment. >> the shooting. >> nothing >> texas republican greg abbott

that's the texas revolution. so taxes that republic of texas was not recognized by mexico mexico did not ratify the treaty that santa ana signed under duress. after having been defeated, so this is a republic of taxes. and at first they don't have any desire to enter the union. they're just another republic it's almost like jefferson's dream of that north american continent of six or seven republics all governing themselves, but not all under one one government. so that's 1836 then. back a little bit to to the territorial growth. so here's the here's where the the push for territorial growth is coming from in the united states. politically. it's coming from the jeffersonian side. first the republicans really the democratic republicans who then rename themselves a democratic party in 1827, and they're the agricultural party and their sense. they do not have a sense like the whigs do that wealth can be created through innovation and a division of labor. you got to pull it out of the ground or you have to grow it. t

jackson lee of texas, ms. sewell of alabama, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 6604. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. brooks of alabama, i inform the house that mr. brooks will vote no on h.r. 6604. and as the member designated by mr. cawthorn of north carolina, i inform the house that he will vote yes on h.r. 6604. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from utah rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. garbarino of new york, i inform the house that mr. garbarino will vote yea on h.r. 6604. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 412. the nays are one. 2/3 2/3, the rules are -- 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished business is the vote on the motion of the gentleman from marylan

the people of texas are with us.he majority of the people of texas are with us, but we've got to stand up to this. or we just accept this theater and business as usual, and we accept the next shooting. texas has some of the most gun friendly laws in the united states. today the republican governor, abbott focused on mental health issues and argued that tougher gun laws and other states, including right here in california are ineffective. and today, california's governor and state lawmakers announced more steps that the state is taking to reduce gun violence are heather holmes joins us now she's in the newsroom tonight with how governor newsom responded to those remarks by the governor of texas. heather governor newsom forcefully denied governor abbott suggestion that gun laws do not reduce shootings. newsom said that in 2020, texas's gun murder rate was 67% higher than california's. and he said california will continue to lead in gun control. do not give up. and do not give in to the cynicism. and all the #### that y

uvalde texas, texas, the governor will speak about the school shooting massacre. 19 students and two teachers were all killed inside one 4th grade classroom. 17 others were hurt. >> john: mark another tragic day of mourning in america. i'm john roberts in washington. this is america responds. exchanging fire with the barricaded gunman and breaking windows to get others out. and texas rangers look for a motive behind the attack. 18-year-old gunman was reported a loner with few friends, and plenty of problems at home. >> sandra: texas d.p.s. chris oliveras with more on what we are learning in just moments. >> john: fox team coverage from across the country. >> bill will begin things for us on the ground in uvalde, texas for us. our coverage continues. bill. >> bill: sandra, a lot of conflicting reporting whether or not there was a school police officer on campus when the shooting took place. texas d.p.s. tells me there was a school officer on campus who exchanged gunfire with this gunman. i'm told that the officer was shot and injured and that is when the shooter ran inside the school,

uvalde, texas, where the the shooting happened and who spoke to a texas ranger. the shooting happened in uvalde, about 80 miles west of san antonio. it began when the 18-year-old shooter shot his grandmother, that's according to governor greg abbott. the shooter then entered robb elementary school, we are about 602nd third and fourth graders were in class. and thursday was scheduled to be the final day for the kids. the district has now announced that it is closed for the year. officers responded to robb elementary school right around 11:32 am. they confirmed that the shooter acted alone and that he is deceased. several injured victims were transported to local hospitals. at least two patients right now, as best we know, remain in critical condition. they include a 66-year-old woman, a ten year old girl, and earlier tonight president joe biden addressed the nation from the white house, where he spoke about the horrific pain of losing a child. >> to lose a child is like having a piece of your soul ripped away. there is a hollowness in your chest and you feel like

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just texas isn't open. but make sure it got anywhere in texas. and i understand you can also carry on school grounds or maybe even a school ground. i don't know. >> yeah, that's all information that we're going to learn in the the coming days about how this suspect got these 2 guns. the governor said he possibly had a handgun and a rifle and also find out about what, if any type of security was at that school, if there was any type of a security officer that was allowed to carry a weapon or any of the teachers that were allowed to carry weapons, that they had them. if there is even a chance to use them all that information will come out during the investigation. the video that our viewers are watching right now is of grieving parents either outside the hospital or outside the school or at reunification center waiting to find out information about their students, about their kids. that could be anywhere from second 3rd or 4th grade. i i wonder what representative, but you would say to parents here in the bay area who have, you know, kids that age

next, what is the texas gop doing to make the lives of texas people better?e will examine the record. later, the renewed conversation about gun safety across the country and the likelihood that our leaders will meet this moment, that and much more ahead live in texas. but first to richard louis with the other stories that we are tracking here on msnbc. richard? >> thank you, alicia. vice president kamala harris attended the funeral for a victim buffalo shooter. the gunman killed ten people. she made a surprise speech for ruth whitfield. she said, quote, we would not be afraid to stand up for what is right, even if it may be difficult to hear and speak. she also laid flowers outside the memorial site outside the supermarket. the five people that were killed in a house explosion in pottstown, pennsylvania on thursday night. forward children and two others are in critical condition. police said that have yet to identify the cause. there is official proven for the settlement of more than one billion dollars of families of victims of the condo collapse in florida,

in texas.gin who is on the scene in texas is reporting when the shooter ran into the school -- and you can see that video right here if we can put that up where he actually is carrying a rifle -- he was followed by an elite border patrol agent who went in with a police tactical team and shot and killed salvador ramos. apparently, ramos was wearing body armor and hiding behind a barrier, right? the border agent was also injured in the leg, but it's unclear if that was by a gunshot wound or shrapnel, but he was able to walk out of the school under his own power and finally, we should note, you saw the numbers, 19 children, two adults. this is now the second deadliest primary school shooting in u.s. history. you'll recall when adam lanza opened fire at sandy hook elementary school in newtown, connecticut, he killed 26 and 7-year-olds and 6 adults. shannon? >> shannon: words aren't adequate. trace, thank you very much. >> reporter: yep. >> shannon: our breaking coverage will continue next. >> i'm c

convention in texas. texas's other senator, john corner was also scheduled to speak at that event, but he pulled out at the last minute claiming he's got a scheduling conflict. well, the voters of texas continue to support those leaders, if the response to those tragedies is to push for more guns, and more hands, in more places. joining us now is rachelle garza, she's a democratic candidate for texas attorney general, who is challenging the republican incumbent ken paxton, we just heard talking about how texas should be army teachers. >> thank you for having me here. >> what do you think about attorney general paxton solution, it's not far off from most state level republicans in the state that the answer to problems like this is more people with guns, more security, heartedly these places, blood banks, things like that, or not dealing with the fundamental underlying problem. >> i think that's absolutely the wrong solution, he has not given us any sort of help for these communities. look, i'm a fifth gene

god love you. >> will you go to texas, sir? will you go to texas?>> president of the nsa suggesting the country tonight. clearly grief stricken and weary. a man who will, of course, famously knows grief. knows the grief of losing a child. and then of an adult son. of loved ones. why are we willing to live with this carnage, was the question he asked. i caution that people are asking since 1999, columbine shooting. i've been asking particularly since the send excluding in 2012, which any policy responses seemed increasingly difficult to achieve. one of the other people who knows this grief, sadly, so who has met with the president to discuss this issues, fred guttenberg, his daughter was killed in a mass shooting back in 2018. fred, thanks for joining us. first, i just want to say, i imagine this is very difficult emotionally for you, i offer my deepest condolences, and thanks for making time to talk to us tonight. >> thank you. i honestly just listen to the president, it just continues to pull me back to a moment that is unfathomable. i mean, the re

texas, an elementary school. with that, we'll see you tomorrow. good afternoon, everybody. >> we need to afford gas and pay our bills. prices are astronomical. this inflation is ridiculous. >> it's a shock. every day. >> the economy. gas prices. shortages. all the hot topics right now. >> since we're involved in ukraine, we know that. we have to deal with it. >> gas prices are important to me when i want to see family. it cost a lot. that's critical. >> neil: five states holding crucial primaries. it's the one subject that unites voters. in alabama, arkansas, minnesota, texas and georgia, inflation and prices running ahead like crazy with no sign that that is cooling down. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." fox on top of a situation that is getting worse on the economic front with inflationary numbers out of control and in key states across the country having crucial primaries, that could affect the standard of bearer for the democrat and the republicans in those key races. gro

from uvalde, texas, good night.

for safety south texas region.ion in terms of the number of victims and the latest we know. >> so we have 19 children are deceased as well as two adults, two of those being teachers, for a total of 21 victims. we are still processing the scene at the school with our texas rangers as well as working with federal partners, local law enforcement. we know all the victims have been removed from the school, all the families have been notified as well. >> all the victims have been removed, all the families have been notified, so all the victims have been identified. >> that's correct. >> okay. >> how difficult has that been for the -- a lot of what i want -- for me, the families and how difficult that must be for them and your officers have been doing a lot of the notifications, i assume. how has that been going? >> i can tell you it is hard to put into words. as a parent myself, you know, to even think about what these families are going through right now, not only the families, but the entire community of uvalde, but we

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