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indians in texas, in which the texas rangers emerged victorious thanks to the colt revolver. it sort of echoes that. i felt it was a proper bookend. a friend of mine said why didn't you end with something different that is more tied in with gun makers? i thought i could get away with it and i think i did. some people said should have gone further into dealing with john moses browning, a great gun inventor of the latter part of the 19th century, and an enormous influence on firearms, including the ones made today. but that would've taken the outside of a core period of time with core individuals and i think would have made it too much of a rambling book and it would've lost its focus. he did not interact with any of the other characters. i hope that answers your question. host: it does. and from a writer's perspective. john: to be honest, i thought the story was cool and the winchesters played a role. some people said the winchesters made a difference for the indians come i don't think they really did. i think that's the conclusion of recent scholarship as well. host: to sum i

the head of the texas state police, historically known as the texas rangers. abbott did not appoint him, he inherited him, but abbott has to fire the power to fire him, has the power to far steve mcgraw immediately. steve mcgraw, could have the decency to resign after failing the people of texas. by helping to pass a law in false information about the mass murder. in a moment we will be joined by another texas reporter, who obtained information today, indicating that steam across attempt to blame a teacher, for leaving a school door open, is not true. >> the exterior door, suspected of what, what we knew the shooter entered, was propped open by a teacher. 11:28, the suspect vehicle crashes into a ditch, previously described, the teacher runs the room 1:32 to retrieve a phone. and that same teacher walked back to the exit door, and the door remains propped open. >> our other lead off guest tonight reporter, -- contractors of the san antonio express news, is reporting that don plenary, attorney representing that teacher, who remains a named, says, the teacher cl

the texas rangers were getting under his skin. >> even so, mcdowell returned for further questioning.weight before your eyes. >> the rangers laid out all the evidence against him. the polygraph, the videos, the lies they caught him in but mcdowell held tight, would not confess. and by evening time leak was getting nervous. >> i just can't get these kids off my mind something is going to happen. >> so leak decided to put the kids into protective custody with child protective services. once the children were safely secure, leak sent a message to their dad. >> you tell limb that we're not letting him see his children until he take us to the body. i said i'm done. he's messing with us and i'm sick of it. he's not going to get away with i'm not telling you where zest at. sorry, you're not getting away with that. you killed her and don't have the right to do that and you don't have the ligright to leav her somewhere and nobody knows if she'll wash up somewhere and everyone wondering where is she? >> that night an exhausted mcdowell asked the rangers to present a counter offer to d. a. leak.

. >> reporter: the texas rangers and fbi are investigating the law enforcement response to the shooting. nick sterling, cbs news, uvalde, texas. >> police originally said the gunman entered the school by door propped open by teacher. we learned it had been closed but not locked. >>> live look at capitol hill where the house democrats hope to vote on tighter gun controls, called protecting our kids act. raise legal age for semiautomatic rifle from 18 to 21 and regulate large capacity magazines and enact new requirements for storage of firearms in homes. republican side, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says there's a proposal in the works for mental health and school safety. >>> sign stealing doesn't just happen in baseball. allegations of dirty politics in the south bay tonight. >>> speaking of signs, might make you drive off the road, gas prices hit eye-popping new price in a california city. >>> voters hit the gas fast when entire cliff gave way on western lake. >>> a crowd pushing to recall san francisco district attorney ch chesa bodine rallied tonight. >> spent year and a hal

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the texas rangers are putting the blame and scapegoating the local folks and you know, denying theirand of course, tonight, the uvalde school district placed the school's police chief on leave. >> let me play, actually, this is the mayor who i thought was oddly quiet and it was don mclachlan. this was last night. take a look. >> colonel mcgraw has continued to whether you want to call it lie, leaked -- excuse me, liked, leaked, mistaken information in order to distance his own troopers and rangers from the response every briefing he leaves out the number of his own officers and rangers that were on scene that day. colonel mcgraw has an agenda and it's not to give a full report and give factual answers to the families of this community. >> and i know that the houston chronicle reporting, another paper there, that state senator roland gutierrez, he is accusing -- he's sued the texas department of public safety for withholding records on the shooting. he's alleging the agency denied state open records laws by denying documents. the texas tribune has submitted 70 public information reque

but for all intents and purposes, he's not cooperating at this point with the texas rangers. they've asked him for information, for followup interviews and so far, that has not happened. we have been making every effort to try and get in touch with him. we've been to his home. we've been trying other ways to reach him, and anderson, we've just not been able to get to him. he was not at that friday press conference. the dps said they didn't know why he wasn't there. just a lot of questions and need some answers but no one really knows where he is right now. >> shimon, i want to play a question that you asked to police, i think this was -- this was last week, it was thursday, and i just think it's really important, because, you know, there are a lot of -- there were a lot of questions from the moment, you and i spoke on the phone the day after this when i was going down there and you've been on the scene, and i asked you about the statement that the police had made and it was clearly written, the way the statement, the police -- it was strange the way it was worded, it clearly

i love the texas rangers, wanted to be a texas ranger. a lot of my sources are within that department. so i believe they can conduct a fair investigation. when you have a police chief that is now on the city counsel not willing to cooperate, that is problematic. those kids deserve answers. did he tell officers to stand down? why do we have to wait till the investor tech unit got there? why did he have keys to the classroom? these are legitimate questions. >> martha: we're not trying to point fingers or blame at anyone. we know there's parents out there. we've seen them on video yelling at these individuals to go inside. for someone to do something. we know that after they arrived on the scene, more people lost their lives. we don't want this at the next situation. we want people to be better trained and know exactly what the procedure and format will be. if there's anything that can come from this, to learn the lessons and not shove them under the carpet. it's really important. >> the last thing i'll say, uvalde is a law enforcement town.

hundreds of interviews have been done by the texas rangers. i'm sure the federal government and the fbi are doing the same thing so we have more information. yes, you don't like to point the finger at any one person but we have to know the truth for the families and to find the mistakes to prevent them in the future. the fact that that door, the biggest testimony today was that that door was not functioning in that classroom and was unlocked and they could have gone in at any momentand maybe save those lives. >> martha: that's what they're trained to do trained to go forward. and arrandando said they didn't have shields. that is debunked now after this video. where is the accountability going to fall here? as garrett tenney said he refuses to be requestionsed after an interview he did about a week ago. >> i'm confused by his behavior. in that briefing, by the way, no information coming from that office or that team. then he refused to be interviewed. then he did an interview with a online newspaper here, which is opposite of everything today.

do you believe the police chief, or do you believe the texas rangers? now in this situation, both things could be true, he could be speaking with them every day, that doesn't mean he is being cooperative and answering their questions and giving them vital information. but, at this stage, i think the public doesn't know who to believe. so the justice department needs to move in fast and do a thorough and objective investigation of everyone, they need to certainly review the uvalde independent school district's role , the city of uvalde's police departments rule, the department of public safety's role and let the two fall where they may. if somebody made mistakes and made the wrong decision, then people have to take responsibility for that. >> i appreciate your time, thank you very much. >> thank you so much for having me.>> formerly from the houston police department, as we continue to monitor this story out of tulsa for you right now, we are waiting for the tulsa police department. as you can see, on the ground as to what the situation was, multiple inj

here that now the district attorney's office is sort of in charge of this investigation with the texas rangersthat they can no longer provide information to us. so, you know, we still try, we still go to the governor's office, still go to state investigators, we still go to the d.a.'s office, but they continue to deny our requests for information. so, it's been particularly difficult on the ground here to try and get updates on this investigation, what new information they've learned. they're still, as you said, so many unanswered questions and, you know, it can really take weeks if not months before this report comes out from the texas rangers answering some of these remaining open-ended questions, anderson. >> what are the big questions that still, i mean -- i guess there are so many of them, but what do you think the main things are that still need to be figured out? >> reporter: so, i think the beginning moments. you know, so much has been made about that hour, over an hour that the officers were in a hall as the gunman was still firing his weapon at those kids. but it's also the beginning

the texas rangers are conducting a lot of this investigation. they're wanting to interview law enforcement officials who were onscene. and a lot of them are not coming in for follow-up interviews. and really, wolf, that brave teacher that spoke to abc news, when you think about how brave he was, first to come forward, of course, and just to talk about those harrowing 77 minutes in that classroom, and it's really our only account of what was going on. our only possible accurate account of what was going on in that classroom. and it's going to take people like that to come forward to be brave, to tell us exactly what was going on. but, wolf, the d.a.'s office here, she is claiming that she is doing her own investigation. so we could be in for a very long time before we get any more information. >> you're probably right. shimon prokupecz, anthony barksdale, guys, thank you very much. >>> coming up, the uvalde shooting is very personal for the actor matthew mcconaughey. stand by to hear his plea for gun reform over at the white house today. >>> also

texas rangers, hunters, border patrol, and responsible gun owners, who won't give up their second amendment right to bear arms. and you know what they all said? "we want secure and safe schools, and we want gun laws that won't make it so easy for the bad guys to get these damn guns." so, we know what's on the table. we need to invest in mental healthcare. we need safer schools. we need to restrain sensationalized media coverage. we need to restore our family values. we need to restore our american values. and we need responsible gun ownership -- responsible gun ownership. we need background checks. we need to raise the minimum age to purchase an ar-15 rifle to 21. we need a waiting period for those rifles. we need red flag laws and consequences for those who abuse them. these are reasonable, practical, tactical regulations to our nation, states, communities, schools, and homes. responsible gun owners are fed up with the second amendment being abused and hijacked by some deranged individuals. these regulations are not a step back, they're a step forward for a civil society and -- and the sec

let me start with search warrants i know you've been looking through from the texas rangers, what theyhey fit into the bigger picture here. >> so, hallie, a couple things. when we see these warrants return particularly in a case where the shooter is deceased so there's not going to be a prosecution against them, there's not going to be a court complaint or indictment and look to the search warrants to get a better understanding of the time line or at least the initial idea or review of the events that occurred on that particular day, that's exactly what we've done here so we're able to see kind of the first sequence of events and start to develop this was as far what was found at this individual's house, what may have been found in their car and i think it points to a couple of key findings. one, the tremendous amount of ammo this person had. now, we knew that, that it was over a thousand rounds that he possessed cumulatively, we knew that from police earlier, but what is interesting is that they found over 400 rounds at his house, over 400 rounds in his car. now, the ammo was all stre

he says that he has full confidence in the investigation of the texas rangers, but that he did ask the u.s. doj to investigate because there have been missteps. take a listen. >> well, we were told one thing one day, and the next day, the story -- the narrative changed. you were told for a week that a teacher propped the door open with a rock, and at the end of the week, that story was gone too. that's the missteps i'm talking about. >> reporter: absent from this meeting was newly elected pete arredondo, the new city council member. you probably remember his name because he's also the police chief at the school, also the incident commander at the school at the time of the shooting. now, victor and alisyn, as you know, this is an important note because we haven't heard from him. he has not answered questions. we've tried to contact him. cnn has multiple times. and we're still waiting to hear his side of the story. he was absent from the city council meeting, so we were not able to approach him. victor? >> still so many questions still there. we just heard from arnulfo reyes and asking t

more now on chief aradondo and why he hasn't responded to texas rangers two days investigating what was going on, shimon, do authorities know why the uvalde authority district chief of police is not responding? >> reporter: i think part of it is now he knows there's this scrutiny on him, he perhaps is a concern, has concern for his, legally, for himself and that's why he is not responding to their questions but for all intents and purposes, he is not cooperating at this point with the texas rangers. they've asked him for information, for follow-up interviews and so far, that has not happened. we have been making every effort to try and get in touch with him, we've been to his home, we've been trying other ways to reach him and anderson, we've just not been able to get to him. he was not at that friday press conference, the dps head there said they don't know why he wasn't there but just wasn't there so obviously a lot of questions and need some answers but no one really knows where he is right now. >> shimon, i want to play a question that you asked to police, i think that was, i mean t

texas rangers have tried to follow up with him, have called him with follow-up questions and he has nots could be true, that he speaks with dps every day but is not answering the questions germane to what happened on that day through that follow-up interview. shimon, it looks like he was going into work there. is he still the chief of the district school police? >> as far as we know, he is. that's where he was going. that's the school district office, so he was going in there. that question is being asked because he also was elected to city council and was sworn in last night in essentially a private ceremony. was supposed to be public. the mayor's office told us it was want going to happen, and then it did. it was done outside of the public view. cameras were not there. we simply found out because the mayor's office put out a statement telling us that happened. >> all right, shimon prokupecz asking those crucial questions. thank you. >>> let's go to cnn's nick valencia, also in uvalde covering the community response there as the funerals continue. what are you hearing from people? >> v

conducting one of several investigations into the law enforcement response at robb elementary alongside texas rangers the fbi, providing another timeline of events compiled from 911 calls, surveillance, and body camera footage. and this stunning revelation. >> three minutes after the subject entered the west building, there was sufficient number of armed officers wearing body armor to isolate, distract, and neutralize the subject. the only thing stopping the hallway of dedicated officers from entering room 111 and 112 was the on-scene commander. who decided to place the lives of officers before the lives of children. >> reporter: that information, a stark contrast from what was previously disclosed by authorities. district police chief pete arredondo has previously said the delay in breaching the classroom and confronting the shooter was because they were waiting on backup, equipment, and a key to unlock the door. >> he waited for a key that was never needed. is there any evidence whatsoever that shows through the video as it was examined later that the door was ever -- that there was an attempt to o

initially cooperated with authorities and provided a statement after the shooting but two days ago texas rangers requested a followup interview and as of right now he has yet to respond, lester >> morgan chesky tonight, thank you >>> cities across the country have been reeling from gun violence in just the past week there were more than a dozen more mass shootings in america just over this long holiday weekend. sam brock now on the toll in a divided nation >> reporter: an epidemic is once again under the spotlight. this holiday weekend, there were 15 mass shootings across the country. nine people killed more than 60 injured >> every 16 hours in america, there is a mass shooting. i don't know about you, but i'm angry about it >> reporter: president biden saying he wants change but needs bipartisan support >> there's a constitution i can't dictate this stuff. i can do the things i've done and any executive action i can take, i'll continue to take >> reporter: the president meeting today with new zealand's prime minister, where after the 2019 mosque shootings killed 51 people, the country changed i

. >> reporter: the texas rangers and the fbi are investigating the law enforcement response to the shooting. nick starling, cbs news, uvalde, texas. >>> and police originally said the gunman entered the school through a door propped open by a teacher. cbs news has learned the door had actually been closed but did not lock. >>> a live look at capitol hill where house democrats tighter gun controls, the package is called protecting our kids act. it would raise the legal age to buy a semiautomatic rifle from 18 to 21. it would regulate large capacity magazines and enact new requirements for the storage of firearms in homes. on the republican side, senate minority leader mitch mcconnell says a proposal is in the works to address mental illness and school safety. >>> it is 4:40. side stealing doesn't just happen in baseball. allegations of dirty politics in the south bay this morning. >>> and why one taco bell menu item is in short supply and what the fast food chain is planning to do about it. >>> a crowd pushing a recall san francisco d.a. rallied on the corner of geneva and ocean near city co

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three days ago he was asked for a follow-up interview by texas rangers, and as of this morning, db acid and redondo has not responded. authorities say they uvalde native was at robb elementary who chose to have officers wait and not engage with a gunman. >> it was at the site where i am sitting now. of course it was not the right decision, it is a wrong decision. period. >> reporter: he was elected before the shooting, and overnight, he was sworn into that position without a ceremony, the sammy said. out of respect for families who are burying their children. but facts are surrounding the shooting are shifting yet again. authorities initially said a teacher left the door to the school propped open. they are now seeing the teacher actually closed the door after realizing there was a shooter on campus, but the door didn't lock. uvalde is now facing 21 funerals over the next two weeks. the first, 10-year-old amelie joe garza, who called 911 during the attack. her heartbroken father sharing his unimaginable loss with savanna. >> i just want her to be remembered as the type of person that sh

uvalde school police chief, pete arredondo, has not responded to a followup interview with the texas rangers that was made three days ago. under his direction, as many as 19 officers remained outside the classroom for nearly an hour before a border patrol team shot and killed the gunman. bradley blackburn is in new york with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the justice department has promised an independent review of the police response at robb elementary to get to the bottom of what happened. in uvalde yesterday, the focus was also on honoring the victims as the first funerals began. amerie jo garza and maite rodriguez were laid to rest yesterday. the funerals for the 10-year-old fourth graders were the first for the 21 killed in last week's school shooting. >> i would tell them i love them, and i'm going to miss them. >> reporter: khloe torres was their classmate. she recently dyed her hair purple, amerie's favorite color. torres remembers how teachers irma garcia and eva mireles tried to protect the students from the 18-year-old gunman. >> he said, you will die. and he

and i trust the texas department of public safety in texas. rangers. we'll leave no stone unturned. meanwhile, 11 children and one teacher said to be laid to rest this week for uvalde residents. the pain is still raw. i wish we the world was just stop. turning for a minute for i don't know until we can just. grapple with this and should begin to heal. but it can you know, you've got to keep going. >> that was robert sherman reporting for us tonight. there are 3 victims still in the hospital recovering from their injuries. we just received. >> the latest update, a 66 year-old woman who was shot is said to be in good condition. another child in good condition. another child is listed so in serious condition. >> and tonight, the cities of gilroy and morgan hill will be having a vigil for the shooting victims in california, new york and texas. it will begin. it will be in morgan hill at the city hall on peak avenue and that is happening right now actually will go on intel 5.30, this weekend. the warren county sheriff is holding a gun buyback event. the county says that they estimate the

police chief, the man in charge of the police response, has not responded to a request by the texas rangerstwo days ago for a follow- up interview to get some answers. that is the agency that's investigating the shooting. a silver coffin was carried into sacred heart church in uvalde today. inside, the body of 10-year-old amerie jo garza, the first funeral for the 21 people killed last tuesday at robb elementary school. later tonight, maite rodriguez will be laid to rest. her family said she wanted to be a marine biologist. >> she didn't deserve it, but i just know in that moment she was brave. she was telling people where to hide. >> reporter: 19 of the victims are to be buried in specially designed caskets, made and donated by a nearby texas business. including 44-year-old teacher eva mireles, whose sister, maggie, had the impossible task of picking the dress she would be buried in. >>that was the hardest thing that i've ever had to do in my life. >> reporter: a crossfit enthusiast and an avid hiker, she died while trying to protect her students. >> i wake up every morning and the first t

and so far no agencies, from the texas rangers to the fbi, or even the school district, have rleased any new information. including whether the door to the classroom was locked, or if police even tried to open it, during those 77 minutes the children were inside with the gunman. the parents of 10-year old lexi rubio, who made that impassioned plea before congress -- >> lexi received a good citizen award and was also recognized for receiving all a's. at the conclusion of the ceremony, we took photos with her before asking her to pose for a picture with her teacher, mr. reyes. that photo, her last photo ever was taken at approximately 10:54 a.m. to celebrate, we promised to get her ice cream that evening. >> reporter: still replaying the last moments of that morning, kimberly showing us lexi's bedroom. >> this is her bed, her blanket. i gave her several options to wear in the morning and what she didn't wear she kept on the bed, so it's still there. >> reporter: tortured by so many unanswered questions. >> i think about how long she was there. was she scared? was she in pain? it just w

told us chief arredondo hasn't responded to the texas rangers' request for an interview. arredondo said he has been communicating with d.p.s. every day. >> o'donnell: overseas now, where ukraine's president zelenskyy says his forces are get a significant weapons upgrade. the advanced rocket systems are included in president biden's $700 million aid package. as cbs' imtiaz tyab reports, the help can't come soon enough. >> reporter: after days of intense fighting, the heart of severodonetsk is now in russian hands. kremlin-backed forces have occupied the center of the eastern city, where around 15,000 civilians remain trapped amid brutal street battles, but help is the on the way. the aid package for ukraine crucially includes four high-mobility artillery rocket systems which can hit targets up to 50 miles away. that's more than double the range of the american-supplied howitzer, which this ukrainian commander told us was a game changer. president biden said the u.s. is "not enabling ukraine to strike beyond its borders," over fears kyiv could launch long-range weapons into

new questions about the shooting texas dps says police chief peter arredondo hasn't responded to texas rangers for a follow-up interview. but this morning he told cnn otherwise >> i have been on the phone with them every day. >> they're saying you're not cooperating. two seconds. >> just so you know we've been talking to them every day >> reporter: his first public comments in nearly a week after authorities say he ordered officers to wait instead of immediately charging the classroom with the gunman inside. texas law enforcement union strongly urging members to cooperate fully after a great deal of false and misleading information, some from the very highest levels of government and law enforcement. the uvalde mayor confirmed arredondo was among several people privately sworn in to city council last night he says he cancelled a public meeting out of respect for grieving families ♪ as the city turns to remembering those lost, a huge community turnout to honor teacher irma garcia and her high school sweetheart joe who now leave behind four children and friends of jose flores jr. showing up in w

families of the deceased, mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, texas rangers, hunters, border patrol, and responsible gun owners who won't give up their second amendment right to bear arms. they said we want secure and safe schools and gun laws that won't make it so easy for the bad guys to get these damn guns. so, we know it's on the table. we need to invest in mental health care. we need to restrain sensationalized media coverage. we need to restore our family values. we need to restore our american values. and we need responsible gun ownership. responsible gun ownership. we need background checks. we need to raise the minimum age to purchase an ar-15 rifle to 21. we need a waiting period for those rifles. we need red flag laws and consequences for those who abuse them. these are reasonable, practical, tactical regulations to our nation, states, communities, schools, and homes. responsible gun owners are fed up with the second amendment being abused and high jacked by some deranged individuals. these regulations are not a step back, they are a step forward. for a civil society and,

. >>> a follow-up interview with the texas rangers. i want to bring in brian higgins right here in new york city. he's the former police chief. thank you so much. >> why is he not responding? >> that's a good question. he's still an employee of the police chief. he would be ordered to speak. >> why do you think he's not doing? >> i think he has some legal present presentization. i played the recorded phone marriage that parns got, h 4 minutes in the the hoot shooszing. tha -- can you imagine if you were the person on the other end of the phone call? >> twe get questions from parens whether they are houses or worship. >> if i am upstairs and there is an active shooter, think child is downstairs in some sort of service, i am not dpgoing to ge my child. >> my child, the same thing happens. >> the sense we got a he is saj there is something going on. >> they were going to lock the school down. let's take a look at the timeline. it is troubling. >> 11:33. police officers entered the school two-minutes later. as many as 19 officer s in the h

he won't answer them from a texas rangers. have not talked to them in two days. won't respond for a follow-up interview. why not? the 78 minutes to a time, this murder entered the school and when he was killed. the 19 officers inside robb elementary aware that there were 911 calls coming from children inside. did they know this call capturing one of those kids telling a dapispatcher, they go shot. >> what about this tape? the officer inside the school, do they know about this one? >> we have a child on the line, he's in a room full of victims. >> full of victims at this moment. so why were border patrol agents won't they go into act? why was it call a barricaded situation or instead of active shooter one? how so many valiantly. some saw the tower fallen and still charged in. the ones who run towards danger when the rest of us run away. the ones who know the risks of their own personal safety and take the risk any way. the ones we look for. the helpers. yet, 78 minutes of terror in uvalde. that number, 78 minutes, is more than many parents even get to spend with t

been all over the map of what he's been saying in print does not match up with anything that the texas rangerslearned, so far. achy again, i appreciate that hearing today and we are going to continue to follow this. what we now know the truth abou what happen behind closed doors that one stop the left from trying to disarm america. the federalist is reporting a major ammo plant in operation since 1941 is now facing closure , as the government considers restricting the manufacturing and commercial sales of legal ammunition very joining me now is senior vp of the leary, college students who had alerted me to this story over the weekend. what do we need to know about this because the government is saying it's a bunch i do about nothing. >> last week, who runs the facility operated by under a contract said that they were going to implement a policy tha would prevent them from selling excess ammunition into the commercial market. and that ammunition is roughly 30 plus percent of the commercial market for that caliber and that caliber is mos often used in modern sporting rifles such as the ar 14. so

today we have been able to review the search warrants filed by the investigators, the texas rangers.nterestingly enough, in those search warrant affidavits, there's no mention of the moments that we were spouses where police had engaged the gunman. they never, ever mentioned any of this, so it leads us to wonder how many days did officials know that that was not the story until they finally revealed what the story was. today also, we are on a search for answers, a search for answers on this investigation, what do investigators know. we've been told the district attorney here, the local district attorney, is now perhaps launching a criminal investigation. she has told investigators to no longer publicly comment about this investigation. so today we went to her office, and we spoke to her. he doesn't say much -- actually she didn't say anything at all, but take a look at that encounter. >> reporter: will we get a report on friday into this investigation? ma'am, are you running the investigation now? are we going to get a report on friday? >> reporter: do you have something to tells you

deadly elementary school shooting, but three days ago he was asked for a follow-up interview by texas rangers. as of this morning, dps says arredondo has not responded. he was the incident commander at robb elementary who chose to have officers wait. arredondo was sworn into the city council position without a ceremony, the mayor said, out of respect for families burying their children. but facts surrounding the shooting yet again, saying a teacher left a door propped open. now saying that the teacher closed the door when she learned a shooter was on campus, but the door didn't lock. amerie jo garza called 911 during the attack. her father sharing his unimaginable loss. >> i just want her to be remembered as the type of person she was. >> she did all she could to save the lives of her classmates and teachers. texas governor greg abbott declaring a state of disaster in uvalde to speed up state and local resources to help the community. >> i'm thinking about the parents, how painful it is. if it was my grandchild, i would be devastated. >> reporter: the uvalde mayor tells us that all of the new

yesterday dps told us pete arredondo hasn't responded to the texas rangers' request for an interview. well today arredondo told houston he was communicating every day. >> thank you. >>> overseas where ukraine's president zelenskyy says his forces are getting a significant weapons upgrade. the advanced rocket systems are included in president biden's $700 million aid package. as cbs' imtiaz tyab reports, the help can't come soon enough. >> reporter: after days of intense fighting, the heart of severodonetsk is now in russian hands. kremlin-backed forces have occupied the center of the eastern city where around 15,000 civilians remain trapped amid brutal street battles. but help is on the way. the aid package for ukraine, crucially includes four high mobility artillery rocket systems which can hit targets up to 50 miles away. that's more than double the range of the american-supplied howitzer, which the ukrainian commander told us was a game-changer. president biden said the u.s. is, quote, not enabling ukraine to strike beyond its borders over fears kyiv could launch long-range weapons

investigators by the chief provided an official dell make an initial interview not responded with the texas rangers that was made two days ago. todd, carly? >> what's the latest with the victims? >> a fourth-grader what she saw inside the classroom as a first funerals are held for the 21 victims, including 10-year-old mikey rodriguez and emma read gars outcome of the girl held a hero for trying to call for help. >> my friend, she started to call with her phone on. when they did that, set up things, and my teacher, she no who garcia was. and he shot my friend, and my teacher, after that he said good night and started shooting everybody. >> the funeral for teacher irma garcia and her husband joe who died of a heart attack will be held today. the funerals were jose flores jr. and maria bravo. and for the first time, hero off-duty agent described how he was getting a haircut when his wife, a teacher, texted that an active shooter was on campus. >> as i went in, i saw a whole bunch of kids running out, running off campus. jumping through the windows. cops breaking windows. complete chaos, pretty much. >

school police chief, the man in charge of the police response has not responded to a request by the texas rangerso days ago for a follow-up interview to get some answers. that is the agency that's investigating the shooting. a silver coffin was carried into sacred heart church in uvalde today. inside, the body of 10-year-old amerie jo garza, the first funeral for the 21 people killed last tuesday at robb elementary school. later tonight, maite rodriguez will be laid to rest. her family said she wanted to be a marine biologist. >> she didn't deserve it. i just know in that moment she was brave. she was telling people where to hide. >> reporter: 19 of the victims are to be buried in a specially designed caskets, made and donated by a nearby texas business. including 44-year-old teacher eva mireles, whose sister maggie had the impossible task of picking the dress she would be buried in. >> that was the hardest thing that i've ever had to do in my life. >> reporter: a cross fit enthusiast and avid hiker, she died trying to protect hthing d because i know that it's real. >> reporter: as the reality se