uvalda, on friday in houston, which is a few hours away from the annual convention of the us national shooting association, among the participants, the governor of texas and donald trump only because of the presence of the former american president banned weapons from the event anastasia long news. more than fifty natural fires were extinguished in russia in a day, 10 of them in the krasnoyarsk territory, the situation is still there, the most difficult in the whole country. the area of ​​natural fires has decreased by more than 12,000. hectares of the state of emergency in four regions of the krasnoyarsk territory will help the neighboring region to cope with the fire. the main goal is to clarify on the spot the situation associated with forest fires on the territory of the krasnoyarsk territory and the siberian region in four regions, we have reduced the emergency situation on the territory of the siberian federal district . quite large-scale measures are being taken to organize fire extinguishing. so the task is to evaluate. how to use the forces provided by the federal authorities and neighboring regi

the city on friday in houston, which is a few hours away, the annual convention of the us national shooting association will be held among the participants, the governor of texas and donald trump only because of the presence of the former american president, anastasia was forbidden to bring weapons to the event dolgov news. now for russian news about 170 residential buildings and three hundred yards. now in yakutia, in the flood zone of the rescuer, ice is being blown up to reduce the level of water of influence, and several serious traffic jams have already been managed to break through the development of the situation on the spot is being monitored by fulton. the situation is stably difficult, the water level is gradually decreasing, however, the flood has not yet left the yakut suburbs, as well as us and the mega-kangalat and mouths of the aldan regions and due to regular traffic jams, more than a hundred adjacent territories, including residential buildings remain flooded, the most difficult situation continues to persist in the namsky district , dmitry sadovnikov, the first castle of the governmen

demonstrators recently gathering outside an event, us national rifle association to demand stricter gun control laws have been more than 200 shootings in the us. this year. people blame the national rifle association and blacks laws that allow teenagers to get guns. but some u. s. senators say that there is a link with russia saying that the russians are sponsoring the association. the dark money operation run by the national rifle association. it has immense, if secretive political clout, it's impossible to track the money flowing in and out of the n r a because it's not properly disclosed, but there has been evidence step russian money has flowed into the r a and we heard from investigative journalist rick sterling, who thinks that these shootings are a symptom of toxic, toss it toxicity, excuse me, in american society. i think most americans would look very skeptically at their blaming and blaming russia for the events in all the texas. there is a lot of pressure and criticism of the national rifle association and beyond that, the weapons industry which has been profiting. what's much less criticized is the defense industry, whic

shooting which left 19 children dead. the tragedy has caused a wave of protests with several 100 demonstrators recently, gathering outside an event of the us national rifle association. to demand stricter, gun control loss of demonstrations have erupted after a massive shooting took place in texas earlier this week when it's in new jersey, killed 19 students and 2 teachers at a school and wounded 17 others. there haven't been more than 200 shootings in the u . s. this year. people blame the national rifle association and tax laws that allow teenagers to get guns. but some us sen say that there's a link with russia saying that russians are sponsoring the association. the dark money operation run by the national rifle association. it has immense if secretive political clout, it's impossible to track the money flowing in and out of the r a because it's not properly disclosed. but there has been evidence. step russian money has flowed into the r a and we heard from investigative journalist, rick sterling, who thinks that these shootings are a symptom of toxicity in american society. i think most americans would look very skeptically at their blaming and blaming russia f

us national rifle association. to demand a strict gun control laws reportedly being more than 200 must shootings in the us just in the past 5 months. many americans blame like floor was that allowed teenagers to easily arm themselves. but some senators claim is linked with moscow saying that russians are sponsoring the national rifle association. the dark money operation run by the national rifle association. it has immense if secretive political clout, it's impossible to track the money flowing in and out of the n. r a because it's not properly disclosed, but there has been evidence. step russian money has flowed into the r a and investigative journalists were selling saves the mass shootings are a symptom of widespread toxicity in american society. i think most americans would look very skeptically if they're blaming and blaming russia for the events and of all the texas. there is a lot of pressure and criticism of the national rifle association. and beyond that, the weapons industry, which has been profiting, what's much less criticized as the defense industry, which of course is, is the, is the elephant in the ro

national rifle association and pass stricter gun control laws senior white house correspondent kayla tausche is with us how is the nra responding, if at all? >> the national rifle association did address the shooting in a statement. saying, our deepest sympathies are with the families and victims involved in this horrific and evil crime. we recognize this was the act of a lone, deranged criminal, th though his prior record are unconfirmed. several top lawmakers were scheduled to speak at an nra conference this weekend. john cornyn has informed the nra he has a scheduling conflict in washington and dan crenshaw will not attend as he's traveling in ukraine governor about and senator ted cruz are still on the schedule and an appearance by former president trump will require metal detectors. because of that, the nra says no firearms will be allowed president biden again called on lawmakers to pass common sense gun reforms and suggested even the 2nd amendment was tailored to save lives. >> the 2 nlnd amendment is not absolute when it was passed, you couldn't own a cannon or certain kinds of weapons. there's always been limitations. >> the president has called for a restoration of a ban on assault weapo

100 protesters gathered outside an event of the us national rifle association to demand stricter laws on gun control following yet another mass shooting in the country. demonstrations haven't wrapped it after a massive shooting took place in texas earlier this week. when a teenager killed 100 students and 2 teachers at a school and wounded 17 others, there have been more than 200 shootings in the u. s. this year. people blame the national rifle association and tax laws that allow teenagers to get guns. but some u. s. senators say that there is a link with russia saying that russians are sponsoring the association. the dark money operation run by the national rifle association. it has immense, secretive political clout. it's impossible to track the money flowing in and out of the r a because it's not properly disclosed, but there has been evidence step russian money has flowed into the r a. and let's cross live to investigative journalist rick sterling read. thanks for being with us . you're not international. so the u. s. is making a connection between shootings and russia. is that justifiable? no, i think that's nonsense. and i don't

[applause] >> it is the same line the national rifle association used a decade ago after the sandy hook shootingchildren dead. the uvalde attack proving the good guys are no match for an ar-15 and went easy gun access can unleash. a new york times is calling this quote, people are law-abiding until the moment they are not. when we allow for the unlimited proliferation of weapons we guarantee that when the switch flips, people will die. nbc's shaquille brewster with the latest on the nra and america's gun divide. >> on this third and final day of the nra convention there was definitely less foot traffic on the insight from gun enthuses here to see the latest version of guns, latest scopes, latest gear. that's at the expo center. and those outside protesting the very existence of the nra who wanted the convention to either be postponed or canceled. but the passion was still there. the passion you saw on day one with the speakers. with the protesters. you've got protesters saying they want to reform. they say and assault weapons ban, they want universal background check. red flag laws. not only at

national rifle association and author of a book. thank you all for joining us on "inside story." to gun violence archive has already recorded 213 shootings. that is shocking by any measure. you are a survivor of gun violence. i want to ask you what your initial reaction is when you learned about this latest horrific school shooting. >> thanks so much for having us on. i felt terrible this past week as every american rightly should. once again we woke up in america with this recurring tragedy that continues to unfold time, and time again. i am absolutely horrified, angry , and heartbroken. i refuse to believe that this is the best we can do. >> the world has seen in the past that in other countries, when there have been mass shootings, lawmakers are able to come together and pass gun control measures. it happened in scotland, australia. what is stopping action on this in america? especially at a time when americans have been demanding that their lawmakers do something about gun control? why can this not be achieved? >> thank you for the question and thank you for having me. i agree with our other presenters. this is a horrifying reason to

shooting. waiting instead of moving in against the gunman, 19 children and 2 teachers died and just 3 days later, the biggest gun lobby in the us. the national rifle association has begun its annual convention in the city of houston and texas. there's been an outcry over the location and timing of the event as mourners and you've already, texas grieve, the loss of loved ones in yet another ma, shooting. the countries mean done right. group holds its national convention in the same state of her protesters gathered outside the convention hall. make you demanding better gun control laws many, but avoid that. the meeting is even taking place. i think that they should feel safe for being here. days after shooting while some cancelled their appearances. former u. s. president donald trump took the stage to say that the problem was not too many guns, but too few. from this day forward, every school in america should have a police officer or an armed resource officer. on duty at all times as the age old saying goes, the only way to stop a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun. but even with armed policemen present 21 people were killed in your body. despite the

us department of health immediately purchased 13 million doses of vaccine in denmark . defeat denis alekseev to lead. donald trump offered to arm teachers in a speech at texas at the convention of the national shooting associationeived special training. they should get the right to carry concealed weapons at school called for the use of all resources to protect children did not do this primary task recalled the $ 40 billion that the biden administration allocated to help ukraine the convention took place just 3 days after the massacre in the city's primary school , hundreds gathered at it human. 80 tons of humanitarian cargo, products and essential goods than the civilians were brought by the russian military to unload the cars as quickly as possible, since the nationalists at any moment can start shelling some people in need, deliver humanitarian aid , right to their homes this is done according to the lists that volunteers help to compile. the lists of residents compiled by e-e, they take into account minor children , take into account all the sick, take into account the sick who, without help, do not have guardians, are disabled. all adults, the population quarterly receives a signed group support, the so-ca

shootings in the us already this year. and just at one point about what the president said about standing up to the gun lobby, anthony, i should mentioned that are starting this weekend. the national rifle association, that is the big gun lobby here in the us is actually holding its annual convention in texas. and the former president, president, trump, is expected to speak there. the debbie's washington correspondence with me so much scanned them. anything a he now are some of the other stories making news around the world. the sell north korea has launched another 3 ballistic missiles according to its neighbors. south korea says the rockets were fired towards the coast. it was president joe biden has just wrap the trip to asia. he stressed washington's commitment to defend the fair allies against north korean aggression. as more monkey pox virus cases are reported around the world, germany is recommending a $21.00 day quarantined to contain the spread of 30 stress. this does not signal the start of the new pandemic. gemini has ordered 40000 monkey pox vaccine doses. at the head of the world health organization, ted ruskie pursues, has been reelected for a 2nd turn. the dress faced no challenges,

it's the worst school shooting in the us in a decade. despite the community in morning, the national rifle association ignored calls to cancel its event. president joe biden, us call them politicians to stand up to the ona ray on john henderson is in your val day and texas joins us now live from there. so 1st of all, it start with a lot of attention amongst the people i think you've been speaking to john focusing on the police response time. tell us the concern their festival. that's right, there is video circulating on the internet of police standing outside of the school while parents, other people there are urging them to go in. we aren't running that video because it's not clear to us exactly what is happening. we didn't take that video, but it that has raised concern among parents in this broader area that maybe the police didn't go in quick enough because what we do know is that when salvador ramos was inside that building, there was a period of 40 to 60 minutes while he was the inside, they're firing away timidly claiming the lives of 19 students into adults. before border patrol agents went in

national rifle association. in the wake of the deadly uvalde, texas elementary school shooting, thousands of salesforce employees have signed a letter saying in part, the nra uses salesforce products to drive marketing and fund-raising efforts and it is unconscionable to consider their use of marketing cloud, a salesforce product, to capitalize on mass shootings. >> fundamentally, i do really believe the younger generation is in general martin on making their voices heard. >> reporter: she says silicon valley is especially ripe for this kind of in-house activism. >> morals and values are really important. right now, we are at a moment where the power is more in the hands of the workers than the organization. >> reporter: we have recently seen walkout that google over that company's handling of sexual harassment charges and at netflix in solidarity with the trans community, denouncing the company decision to continue to work with comedian dave chapelle. even salesforce ceo marc benioff send it off on tech activism, recently telling cnbc -- >> you want the best place to work, have a great culture, do you want your company to always be doing the right thing or do

weaponry, and they have failed us they failed to respond to that particular issue >> despite the mass shooting on tuesday, the top gun lobby with the national rifle association few hours down the road from uvalde cnn's ryan young reports, tensions flared, inside, and outside, the event >> former president, donald trump, rallying with the national rifle association, as it holds its annual meeting, days, after 21 people, including 19 children, were massacred in a school shooting in uvalde the existence of the evelyn our world is not a reason to disarm law-abiding citizens, to know how to use their weapon, and can protect a lot of people. the existence of evil is one of the best reasons to arm law abiding citizens. >> instead of new gun laws, the former president, calling for more focus on mental health, and school security >> we need now, a top to bottom security overhaul and schools, across our country >> those arguments, echoed by others, who are looking at the convention and houston, including texas senator, ted cruz >> we must not react to evil, and tragedy by abandoning the constitution, or infringing on the rights of our law-abiding citizens >> the nra c

national rifle association. in the letter, employees say that it is unconscionable to continue using their software to capitalize on mass shooting. we spoke to employees who said that they feel optimistic changes will be made. >>> the grief and exasperation about another mass shooting in our country is carrying into the sports world. giants manager gabe kapler says that he will not participate in the national anthem anymore until he feels better about the direction of our country. gabe kapler, much like warriors head coach and colin kaepernick before them, using his platform to push change. >> reporter: the manager for the giants is taking a stand in the wake of the mass shooting in texas. >> i feel he is like, i'm doing me, and i have mad respect for that. i am 100% supportive. >> reporter: reactions of people watching the giants game at the cantina located across from the park. >> it is courageous of him to make that statement. >> reporter: gabe kapler is making it known that he is not okay with the state of his country following the latest mass shooting in texas. before tonight's game in cincinnati, he told reporters how he p

shoot in terms of warfare. australian colonies pretty rapidly adopted that model and you'll see national rifle association is formed here in the decades. of course the usll have with us. what basically happens after long term is that while the british and australian racial associations decline as the need for those militias disappears, as the global situation changes. but the nra and america reconfigures its self as a political organisation geared towards defending gun rights basically because in alliance with the gun manufacturers. is because in alliance with the gun manufacturers.- because in alliance with the gun manufacturers. is that why nun gun manufacturers. is that why gun restrictions _ gun manufacturers. is that why gun restrictions are _ gun manufacturers. is that why gun restrictions are so - gun manufacturers. is that why gun restrictions are so much i gun restrictions are so much harder in the us than in a country like australia? i think that's a big — country like australia? i think that's a big part _ country like australia? i think that's a big part of— country like australia? i think that's a big part of it. - country like australia?

i was in the national shooting association of an environmental protection organization. family planning all together brave man. perhaps this is how the usfuse the atmosphere of general anxiety after his own loud statement the day before that the us was ready to enter the war against china over taiwan, after which the white house was forced to actually refute its head, they say. he had in mind only the supply of weapons. to protect the island , wyden personally found out what he really meant today and failed. mr. president, the policy of strategic uncertainty regarding taiwan has not ended. you can explain? no, you would have sent troops to taiwan , the policy has not changed in any way. i said that when i made a statement yesterday about china biden. today he did not say a word, but on the topic of russia and ukraine, the us president again spoke a lot without regard to diplomacy and courtesy to reality. it's more than a european problem - it's a global problem, the fact is that if you turn on the tv, it seems to me that putin is trying to destroy culture, he no longer carries out strikes on military targets, his target, every school, e

us less likely. roz: t chanc of laws being passed for further gun control are not high and often after mass shootings in america we hear a focus on one organization in particular, the national fl associationa. it lobbies against most forms of good control and argues more guns makes america safer and has a big budget to influence numbers of congress on these issues. it has a conference this weekend in texas. ted cruz is duto speak, as is former president trump. on the nra, president biden had this message. >> as a nation we have to ask when in god's name are we going to stand up to the gun lobby? when in god's name will be do what we all know in our gut needs to be done? roz: our correspondent is in uvalde with the latest. >> this quiet neighborhood, this quiet city has been torn apart by the events that happened inside the school behind me. every now and again you see families with young children carrying flowers and balloons, teddy bears, which the police pick up to put outside the sign of robb elementary school. inside are still parents waiting to find out what happened to their loved ones. the amount of media here is intense. so mucmedia, you ask yourself, do mass shootings is still ma

some of those shootings, other weapons were used in addition to the ar-15, but it seems coming back to that guy. yesterday at the national rifle associationive from the uvalde massacre, we heard the talking point -- all that is needed is a good guy with a gun. >> ultimately, as we all know, what stops armed bad guys is armed good guys. we must not react to evil and tragedy by abandoning the constitution or infringe okay the rights of our law-abiding citizens. >> tell that to the people in uvalde. the good guys with guns in tex have already admitted they had made the wrong decision. a top texas law enforcement officials explained the officers on the scene were afraid they would be shot. >> they did not know where the gunman is. they are hearing gunshots. they are receiving gunshots. at that point if they proceeded any further not knowing where the suspect was at, they could have been shot, they could have been killed. at that point that gunman would have had the opportunity to kill ears inside that school. >> they could have been shot. they could have been killed. imagine how the kids felt. if the cops were afraid, justifiably so, how are

a rifle that the national rifle association calls america's rifle, the rifle of choice, it's a civilian version of a military rifle and it was in fact used in the 2018 school shootinglorida at that marjory stoneman douglas high school where 1a children died as well as three members of staff. it's a rifle that is typically used in a lot of these mass shooting incidents because of its capacity to fire rounds quickly. just because of its capacity to fire rounds quickly.— rounds quickly. just listening to what you've _ rounds quickly. just listening to what you've been - rounds quickly. just listening to what you've been saying l rounds quickly. just listening| to what you've been saying in terms of the access to weapons, apparently that is gottman may well ahead according to those sources that the bbc has been speaking to as well, a little earlier we were listening to thomas about the gun debate, the gun control debate in the united states and it really divides the entire country, from coast to coast the political opinion and particularly in focus when tragedies of this sort come through. i know you've been reporting on the number of guns that we've seen in the us ove

open the door the shooter used to enter the building and there was no resource officer on the campus at the time of the shooting. let's bring in mo kennedy of the national associationo, good to have you with us this afternoon. we certainly learned some heartbreaking details in the last hour about how there was a door left propped open, seems like right off the bat that was a fail mistake and breach of protocol. i want to ask you how things could have been different, though, if the school had an armed resource officer on the campus at the time and before you answer, i want to listen to a clip of sound from the press conference about that. >> there was discussion early on that isd, consolidated isd for uvalde, resource officer had confronted the subject, that did not happen. >> anita: a lot of information getting cleared up, there was no school resource officer to confront the shooter. >> i've been waiting for this information to come out to get a better idea and you know, we see from history and places like st. mary's county, maryland, dixon, illinois, and olathe, kansas, when the sros are trained they make a difference. they stop the shootings before they proceed f

us. thank you. >> thank you. >>> well, the national rifle association plans to hold its convention as scheduled on friday in houston, texas just days after the school shootinger u.s. president donald trump is expected to speak at a leadership forum on the event. attendees, though, will not be permitted to carry guns during his address because of requirements made by the u.s. secret service which actually still protects mr. trump. the nra is calling the convention one of the most political significant and popular events in the texas. also expected to address the conference. >>> a lot more on the school shooting after a short break. we go live to uvalde, texas as a stunned community tries to come to grips of an unspeakable tragedy. [zoom call] ...pivot... work bye. vacation hi! book with priceline. 'cause when you save more, you can “no way!” more. noayyyy. no waaayyy! no way! [phone ringing] hm. no way! no way! priceline. every trip is a big deal. bipolar depression. it made me feel trapped in a fog. this is art inspired by real stories of bipolar depression. i just couldn't find my way out of it. the lows of bipolar depression can take you to a dark place.

national rifle association convention is getting underway . john, so the 1st will tell us more about this criticism of the police. the discovering is that the information we were getting from the police about a shooting has an interesting gall. this has been wrong day after day and they've been correcting it day after day. we had heard that it might have been 40 minutes before the police went in, and then we heard that it might have been an hour. and now we're hearing it is actually a minute. well, over an hour, while those children are in the recording, the scene, hearing done via an urgent need to go back then in a new stop was a little earlier made a mistake. and that that was the right decision. the people in that area are chosen items that we know they are making 911 emergency phone calls in to that period of time, minutes and so into it. and we have an example of one of those balls. take a listen. color did not say her name, but she was in room 112 called 911 at 12 o 3. raising the call was limited. 20 seconds. you're going to bite her self whispered. she's in room 112-1210. she called back in room 12 advisor, multiple dead initial call. her callback student child callback was told to stay on t

large-scale protests , the convention of the national shooting association was opened donald trump already spoke at it and offered to arm teachers continue the topic our own usspondent denis davydov gun manufacturers and lovers meet in texas just a couple of days after in the same texas a man armed with rifles shot dead 19 elementary school students and two teachers nationwide mourning. no reason to cancel the national rifle association's annual meeting, guns don't fire on their own, you need someone to pull the trigger. so no i don't believe that this is a problem with firearms. i think this is a mental health issue in this country that no one wants to address. the participants of the congress, of course, heard how curses were poured from the street, the crowd of protesters demanded to stop the free sale of weapons in order to stop mass executions, and only this year and in the usa there are already more than 200 to this catastrophe, but we can take the situation. hit the guns we can control in the end like we all know the bad guys with the guns stop the good ones guys with guns republican senator is one of those politicians who vote against tighter rules o

national rifle associations event in houston, texas. that's about 4 hours drive away from where the shooting happened. well, john engine joins us now from houston, texas, where the and our a convention is what has been getting underway. so police have been holding a press conference. they've come under quite a lot of criticism hadn't ah, that's right. they've been giving information and then correcting it the day after day after day. and the news seems to be worse than ever. what they're saying is if you've heard in those polls, oh, they believe there was a barricade situation. meaning that the government had been isolated and that he was no longer a threat to the children. but we've seen outside video with parents outside urging the police to go in the insurance portable and apparently 30 minutes after the 1st 911, all children were still calling. the children believes that people were alive and now it appears. it wasn't just 40 minutes. it wasn't an hour, it might have been as long as an hour and 17 minutes before the police went in. and what the parents and members of this community are saying is that not all $21.00 of these

us from the valley over there thank you very much my friend we appreciate it, arthel. arthel: for days after the deadly mass shooting in uvalde, texas the nra the national rifle associationts annual convention in the same state, in houston, texas for this is activists rally outside to protest gun violence. alicia has more. >> protesters have been gathering outside the george r brown convention center here in downtown, houston. protesting the annual nra convention being held inside. more than 55000 people are in attendance this weekend according to the nra for their annual meeting. critics called on the most nation trip to cancel out of respect for the victims in uvalde bed bath or multiple cancellations by performers and politicians alike, some like former president drops that is important to keep the commitment, as did texas senator ted cruz. >> it is far easier to slanders one political adversaries and to demand that responsible citizens forfeit their constitutional rights. then it is to examine the cultural sickness giving birth to unspeakable acts of evil per. >> texas gubernatorial candidate or work jointly protesters on friday. many here calling for changes in our

frustrate us is the wave of our passion, the waves of our grief and the waves of fire anger is the shootings take place over and over again those waves break against iraq of the national rifle association political dominion over the republican party. we have to break that grip. we have to have the long game the way they have a long game. when passions are subsided the nra is still out there relentlessly building a political wall for our passions to break again and we have to take them on and do that back. one of the tools that they use is dark political money and if we get rid of dark political money we will take away some of the power of the nra and while we are at it right away the dark political money is at that port right there. it is dark with a money >> is paying for voter suppression against minority voters all around the country. it is dark political money that is behind climate denial and obstruction of this crisis. there is a common theme behind so much of our frustration and incapacity and that is that the other side as weaponized dark money so that our schools need to be de-weaponized. i'm with you all the way so let's keep our eye on that long game and let's disable and di

us... xfinity. >>> well, the national rifle association is still going full steam ahead with its annual meeting. and it begins tomorrow in houston, texas. and that's just a four-hour drive from the latest mass shooting site. former president donald trump and other leading republicans scheduled to speak at the three-day event. the nra says it's gearing up to, quote, reflect on these events, unquote, in uvalde. but i wonder if this is just code for deflecting, not reflecting, and maybe denying the tragedy at hand. at least in a way that's productive to the american people. i want to bring in ryan bus si, former firearms executive and author of "gun fight: my battle against the industry that radicalized america." take us inside the gun industry's mindset and perhaps most importantly the way forward. ryan, thank you for being here. when you hear about this conference happening -- and again, this was obviously scheduled prior to the tragic events of uvalde. and it happened coincidentally to be in houston. but what's not a coincidence is a power of the lobbying efforts of the nra and the firearm industry. what is your reaction to the stance that they have taken consistently over time, and what can be done

shooting situation like this. they will meet with victims, families and first responders. lauren blanchard live tonight. and you, val, d texas for us, lauren. thank you. well the national rifle associations now set to hold its annual meeting in houston on friday. the meeting was canceled last year and in 2020 due to the pandemic this year, the organization is moving ahead with its plans holding the meeting at a time when both gun rights and the organization have come under intense scrutiny, especially after yesterday's school shooting in new valley, texas. that left 21 people dead . several notable conservatives are set to deliver remarks, including former president trump , texas governor greg abbott and senator ted cruz. at the top of the newscast, the democratic candidate running for governor in texas bedwell o'rourke, confronted governor greg abbott as he and other texas officials held a news conference in uvalde e this morning. excuse me. excuse me. santa fe high down. you're out of your out of blind and an embarrassment after el paso down. shooting is right now and you're doing nothing. a roar , telling governor abbott and lieutenant governor dan patrick that somebody needs to stan

national association of secondary school principals. and they asked me a few years ago to head up something called the principal recovery network. and there are about 29 of us that have been involved in shootings so, we reach out and we have guides just to help them wherever we can. and it's not a one-time phone call. you know, i will be there every step of the way to help them just as people helped me in our community. >> this may be a dumb question, and ignore it if it is. you know, police have learned a lot since columbine. they learned what they need to do, what they don't need to do, what works, what doesn't, the extent that anything can work about getting in fast or not waiting for a tactical unit, getting in as fast as possible, not waiting, making a perimeter. what have you learned? in all the years, i mean, how do you see this now? >> well, i think there's so many lessons learned. you know, and i look at it. when i talk to people, you know, people will say, well, frank, you're out there speaking, but these shootings continue to happen. and they do. and one more death is one too many. but the thing that we cannot overlook is how many lives have been saved because of the things we have

shooting, the countries influential gun that lobby is holding its conventions of protest is gathering outside the national rifle association and isn't in houston, texas. now these are live pictures us about 4 hours drive away from involving an array. faced many queens not to go ahead with its convention. and we have correspondence covering this story. kimberly how cut is in washington d. c. she'll have more on the bipartisan pushed to address gun safety. also be life involved. but 1st, let's go to john hanjin, who's in houston, texas, where the national rifle association is holding its annual convention, weller, john, that conventions going ahead despite those who may feel it really shouldn't that's right, it's going ahead for the 1st time after a 2 year pause and the panoramic and it's doing that despite the fact that even some of the participants have called for it to be called off a country singer named larry gatlin said he would schedule the thing, but he's not going to come because the idea of having in his words a big party in the same state where 21 people were massacred just 3 days ago. seemed like a bad idea. he called for the a to call off this convention, but it is going