we want to be respectful of all those grieving in uvalde. some of the videos though are difficult to watch given what we know was happening elsewhere on screen. there's still a lot to learn, but it's worth mentioning had parents and families, reporters and others not demanded answered from law enforcement officials in the hours and the days and months after this massacre, it's likely we wouldn't know nearly as much as we do about what really happened in uvalde. >> breaking news out of texas for you now. police on the scene of a deadly shooting at an elementary school in texas. >> the awful images coming in from robb elementary school about 80 miles from san antonio. >> for hours after the shootings in uvalde, there is chaos around the school and few details released to the public about the police response. >> we've not been given or heard any reporting on any exact timeline. >> is it clear to you how quickly police were able to get on the scene? >> it sounds like it was relatively quickly, but obviously not fast enough to prevent what has ha

and i certainly felt that way in uvalde. nevertheless, there are all kinds of things here that really didn't add up. >> it would take a full day before another dps official, south texas regional director victor escalon corrected the record. >> one more thing i forgot to mention that i want to clear up. that came out early on. it was reported that a school district police officer confronted the suspect that was making entry. not accurate. he walked in unobstructed initially. he was not confronted by anybody. to clear the record on that. >> that is even more clear in the surveillance video inside the school. at 11:33 a.m., the gunman opens the unlocked door and walks inside. he heads down a hallway to classrooms 111 and 112, which are adjoined. a child rounds the corner and peers down the hallway. at the sound of gunfire, he runs. law enforcement officials say at least 100 rounds are fired by the gunman inside the classroom within the first four minutes. while the gunman is shooting in the classroom, a security camera shows th

cisd, uvalde county sheriff's department and uvalde police officer.ing, which is state-mandated for a school-based law enforcement officers in texas. however, when it came to uvalde police department and the uvalde county sheriff's office, that wasn't the case. about half of the police officers had not completed active shooter training on may 24th, the day of the robb elementary school shooting and 80% of the uvalde county sheriff's officers had never completed active shooter training. >> dalton, when we hear stories of up to almost 400 officers there, it seems as though, dalton, active shooter training is one thing. basic reaction to a hot situation where there is possibly people still alive would mandate that you take some action that none of them actually did. >> well, i mean, yes, you would think so. we know that -- like i said, the uvalde ucisd officers had training. combined they made up 100 years of law enforcement training. for the other hundreds of officers, which ones were actually there in the school while the shooting was taking place vers

. >>> and uvalde strong. the football game that meant everything to a community that's been through so much. >>> good evening, everyone. thanks so much for joining us on this sunday. i'm linsey davis. we begin tonight with the search of mar-a-lago and the increasing concerns over potential damage to national security. top intelligence officials are now assessing the risk and conducting a classification review of the boxes of material seized from former president trump's home. when agents executed a search warrant at mar-a-lago earlier this month, they took 11 sets of classified documents. we now know from the heavily redacted affidavit released this week that the fbi suspected as early as this spring that trump and his team still had classified documents in his possession. rmsident trump insists he did nothing wrong. today several republicans said they want to see more information. abc's white house correspondent maryalice parks leads us off tonight from the department of justice. >> reporter: tonight, as top

en uvalde, texas, en guzmÁn. patricia: hablemos de migraciÓn.entadosamparados bajo el programa de alivio migratorio conocido como daca. el presidente biden dictÓ una nueva regla para reforzar la validez del programa ante la obsesiÓn polÍtica de los republicanos por eliminarlo. pablo gato nos explica esta nueva regulaciÓn que pretende evitar futuras demandas judiciales. >> las organizaciones activistas aplaudieron la acciÓn. >> la administraciÓn del presidente bidenfortifica el programa de daca el cual se encuentra bajo riesgo de ser cancelado dentro de los tribunales federales de los estados unidos. pablo: estamos dando otro paso para hacer todo lo que estÁ en nuestro poder para preservar daca, un programas ordinario que ha transformado la vida de tantos jÓvenes soÑadores, declarÓ secretario de seguridad nacional, alejandro mayorgas, quÉ hizo la administraciÓn? protegerÉ programa daca de demandas que indican que se creÓ de manera ilegal. obama lo hizo con una orden ejecutiva, no con una regulaciÓn que deberÍa haber sido sometida a comentarios pÚ

but school restarts on september 6th there in uvalde, here are just a few of the emotions that uvaldethis is as they told "the new york times." a 9-year-old says quote, i don't feel safe. a grandfather of a 10-year-old who was shot by survived in uvalde says kendall is not going back to school. she is afraid that it is going to happen again. how are the students there supposed to go back into the classroom? >> we are no safer in uvalde nor any other school in texas that we were on may 24th. the governor has refused to call a special session to raise the age limit on 18-year-olds having access to militarized guns. like they did in florida, it took 23 days. this governor has refused to act. we can't have a special session on school hardening, he has refused to act. we are no safer today than we were on the 24th. >> texas state senator, roland gutierrez, thank you very much for your time. >>> president biden just announced his long awaited student loan forgiveness plan which wipes out $10,000 of debt with income restrictions. critics say it will only make inflation worse. we'll ask the w

, uvalde schools police chief pete arredondo is out. >> all in favor? motion passes unanimously. >> reporter: with mounting pressure from parents the board voted to fire the embattled chief wh waited over an hour to storm a classroom and take down the gunman who killed 19 children and 2 teachers >> our babies are dead >> reporter: the anger felt by families and students still palpable three months later. >> i have messages for pete arredondo and all the law enforcement that were there that day. turn in your badge and step down! you don't deserve to wear one >> reporter: some victims' families emerging from the meeting feeling relief. >> it feels good to finally see some kind of justice being done in uvalde >> reporter: javier lost his 9-year-old daughter jackie in the shooting. >> the work is still not done we still got more work to do. >> would you like an apology? >> i would have liked an apology back then right now, no. it's too late. >> reporter: chief arredondo refused to attend the meeting just prior, hi attorney sent the board a scathing 17-page

marlene guzmÁn tiene mÁs desde uvalde.e que la destituciÓn de arredondo les da un aliento de esperanza, pero sienten que todavÍa hay mÁs batallas por ganar para hacer justicia por las 21 vidas que se perdieron y evitar que se repita esta tragedia. >> hay mucho rencor ahorita, mucho rencor, porque se imagina matarle a sus criaturas nomÁs porque... marlene: las familias de las vÍctimas no estÁn satisfechas y piden un castigo mÁs fuerte por las malas decisiones que tomÓ el dÍa del tiroteo. >> yo digo que debe pagar tiempo en prisiÓn. marlene: el documento de 17 pÁginas que enviÓ su abogado dice que el jefe arredondo es un lÍder y un policÍa valiente que junto a su equipo que respondiÓ a la escena deberÍan ser elogiados por las vidas salvadas en lugar de ser desprestigiados por las vidas que no pudieron proteger a tiempo, no por falta de esfuerzo. de uvalde presionaron para conseguir la salida de arredondo y pequeÑos sobrevivientes alzaron sus voces en la reuniÓn del jueves esfuer... la familia sss pidiendo que otros policÍas

edgard muÑoz estÁ en vivo en uvalde. ¿cuÁles son las primeras reacciones a esta decisiÓn?.rada por unanimidad el distrito escolar de uvalde, notificÓ a los familiares de las vÍctimas de la primaria rob donde fou la masacre y pete arredondo dejÓ de ser el jefe de la policÍa escolar. estaba en baja administrativa. ni pete arredondo ni sus abogados estuvieron en esta reuniÓn. solamente enviaron un documento de 17 pÁginas podemos decir julio, serÍa su versiÓn de lo que pasÓ y destacamos 4 puntos. uno establece que el Único responsable es el tirador, la otra que pete arredondo se dio cuenta que los disparos atravesaban las paredes y que tratÓ de salvar mÁs vidas. jamÁs dirigiÓ el operativo y nadie se acercÓ para darle a conocer otra estrategia. y 4 importante, que pide la restituciÓn de sud puesto, como lo hemos visto y escuchado. el distrito escolar decidiÓ darlo de baja ante los aplauso de los familiares y tenemos la reacciÓn del tÍo de jacquie cÁceres, vÍctima de la masacre. >>> si hubiera tomado responsabilidad al principio, la mayorÍa de las personas que hubieran hecho, ren

regreso contigo arantxa. >>> edgard gracias por este reporte desde uvalde texas.a para proteger y proteger el programa daca que ampara aciertos jÓvenes indocumentados llegados a en su infancia a estados unidos. javier vega nos explica quÉ significa esto, adelante. >>> arantxa buenas noches. se prepara ante los retos legales que enfrenta el por grama daca. en los hechos se terminÓ la redacciÓn de las reglas del programa para ser parte de la regulaciÓn federal a partir del 31 de octubre daca se sostenÍa con un memorandum del aÑo to 12 en la administraciÓn bam. es un avance, nadie tÉcnico estÁ en caminado proteger el programa de las observaciones que han hecho en el terreno legal. aÚn bien las regulaciones, no significa que el programa sea echado abajo por una corte. y no termina la incertidumbre para los dreamers y por eso reaccionan y dicen es mÁs de lo mismo. >>> no es suficiente para dar la protecciÓn que tanto necesitamos. que parte en una corte federal, si acaso otra tan de acabar con el programa de daca. y lo que sabemos, que es posible que esta regla no sea s

>> emotions still raw there in uvalde. john quinones, thank you. >>> developing news overseas, attacks on american troops in syria reportedly ramping up. in response, the pentagon saying the u.s. has launched new air strikes on iran-linked groups in the region. here's abc's james longman. >> reporter: tonight, the u.s. military in an escalating battle with iranian-backed terror groups in syria. the pentagon deploying more firepower against militia in the northeast of the country. just 48 hours after these precision strikes targeting facilities used by the iran-backed fighters. they have been targeting u.s. installations and personnel in the region. >> as a general matter, we're not going to hesitate to defend ourselves. >> reporter: the pentagon says the new counterstrikes killed four militia members, destroying seven enemy rocket launchers and three vehicles. the u.s. deploying apache helicopters, ac-130 gunships, and m-777 howitzers. several u.s. troops suffered some injuries from the incoming militant fire, but they've

shimon prokupecz with the reporting from uvalde.tigating the shooting at robb elementary, also a former texas supreme court justice. thank you for being with me. i want to start with where shimon ended there, the question of security and those kids who are afraid, and their parents, to send those kids back to school when classes start on september 6th. has the district made the changes necessary to guarantee the safety of the teachers and the students? >> good afternoon, thanks for having me on. every district in the country is evaluating, how are we going to keep our children safe? and imagine being in uvalde and not knowing until last night that pete arredondo would not be in a leadership capacity. i can understand the parents' frustration. leaders take responsibility, and the citizens of uvalde are entitled to have their children safe in those schools, just like every other parent in america. >> now, on the question of the security changes that are coming, we know that there are fences that are being installed, different elements

people in uvalde are holding up as best they can, jose.your lawsuit. >> you know, we filed a lawsuit. we go to court tomorrow. the department of public safety did not respond to our open records request which obviates the fact that they have to give us the evidence that we've asked for. they are pushing back against that, they tried to kill our lawsuit last week. the court has granted relief in our favor for that and so we should have them on the stand tomorrow. we're very glad that all of the media stations including nbc news has jumped on this case or filed their own lawsuits. under no circumstances should we live in a world or state where we can't get free information. it's almost like we're living in russia or venezuela at this time. it's astounding. >> why is it that we're still not getting all of the videos and all of the interviews? why, senator? >> well, jose, it's pretty obvious by now and i think you and i figured it out on week one or day three or four. the fact is, you had a department of public safety pointing the fingers at e

. > >> images referencing the uvalde uvalde school shooting, the mystery surrounding a san francisco billboard that has people stopping in their tracks. tracks. > >> join us weekday mornings at 7:00 for live local news streaming on cbs news bay area. find us on pluto tv channel 397, 397, and on any platform using the free cbs news app. >> tonight, the valley texas school board has voted unanimously to oust the district district police chief. under pete arredondo's command, officers waited for more than an an hour to take out the shooter who killed 19 children and two teachers at robb elementary school back in may. he is the first officer to be held accountable for the delayed response. meanwhile the billboard in san francisco's neighborhood is turning heads. >> it warns people not to move to texas after the uvalde tragedy. there's also one in la. la. >> we spent read cow one to look look into who is behind the message. >> total shock. i'm just walking walking down the street and i was like, wow, got to take a picture. my family has to see this. >> reporter: sophia is a texas teacher.

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y el distrito escolar de uvalde voto a favor de la destituciÓn de arredondo.emos que ha recibido duras crÍticas por haberse demorado mÁs de una hora en ordenar el ingreso del grupo de policÍas al aula donde se encontraban salvador ramos. reportera: con aplausos y diciendo que no han terminado es cÓmo familiares recibirÁn la decisiÓn de los miedo de la junta directiva. >> esto tenÍa que pasar para que la gente pudiese descansar un poco. reportero: el despido llega dÍas de que se cumplen tres meses de la masa en uvalde y familiares piensen que las sÚplicas tardaron en ser escuchadas. por un lado familiares rompieron en llanto al dar el emotivo relato a sus seres queridos y despuÉs de esperar por mÁs de una hora, finalmente escucharon lo que tanto habÍan pedido. enviar un comunicado de 17 pÁginas en las que se defiende de las acusaciones e incluso pidiÓ que lo reintegran a su cargo con goce de suelo, lo que por supuesto despertÓ la furia de los familiares. la comunidad de uvalde podrÍa dormir mÁs tranquila sabiendo que han ganado una batalla de las muchas que han

will people remember uvalde?ithia who had been killed he day before. her tenth birthday party balloons are still clinging to the ceiling. she's an extraordinary artist. her art is all over the walls. her parents wanted me, they want all of you to know alithia lived, and that she had an extraordinary career as this creative tall minute front of her. she leaves such a legacy, already, only ten years on this planet, and they want us to know that she lived. they don't want her death to be in vain. they don't want any parent to feel what they're feeling now. they want us to do something about it. they want action. it's the way we felt in el paso after our mass shooting in august of 2019. and the people of texas are not just demanding it, they don't just want it, they are working for it. people who are on the too, right now asking their friends and neighbors and family members to showed on november 8th in this election, they say, hey, your kids' life is on the ballot, your reproductive rights are on the ballot, your ab

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en otro tema que acapara titulares, es uvalde, la junta escolar se reÚna para considerar el despido dellar, el seÑor pete arredondo, justamente tres meses despuÉs de la masacre donde como recordarÁn mataron a 19 estudiantes y dos maestras. arredondo habÍa expuesto los lemas de seguridad desde la junta escolar. vamos a pasar con marlen guzmÁn quien nos tiene los detalles y nos amplÍa la informaciÓn, buenas tardes. marlen: hoy se cumplen tres meses de la mÁs sacra de la primaria robb y hoy se determinarÁ el futuro de pete arredondo como jefe de la policÍa del distrito escolar de uvalde, esta bajo una suspensiÓn sin goce de sueldo pero sabemos que las familias han pedido incansablemente que destituya a arredondo de ese cargo y sabemos que la mesa directiva del distrito escolar habÍa tenido dos juntas programadas pero las tuve que cancelar a peticiÓn del abogado de pete arredondo, sin embargo os espera que una reuniÓn especial se dÉ a conocer que va a pasar, si van a continuar con pete arredondo o sino van a despedir. sabemos que las familias siente que entre mÁs se prolonga este proceso, e

on may 24th, a gunman killed 19 children and two teachers in uvalde texas, robb elementary. he bought just days after turning 18. >> the police at the center of that massacre out of a job. on wednesday, the school board voted unanimously to fire pete arredondo whose response at the elementary school has been widely criticize. >> but some outraged parents say accountability for the massacre still hasn't gone far enough. cnn's shimon prokupecz ahas more. >> it's a moment that many in uvalde has been wraaiting for. the uvalde school board voting unanimously thursday inside to terminate the terminating of pete arredondo criticizing the role in response to the mass shooting at robb elementary school. >> we're going to continue our fight. >> reporter: many in uvalde are calling for the school board, the superintendent and the entire school district police department to be replaced. all in their eyes, partially responsible for failing to prevent the deaths of 19 students and two teachers three months ago. >> you are not going to sweep this under the rug. three main failures. number

guerrero, ever since the uvalde shooting there have been other mass shootings.ootings and we're not even to september yet. what's it going to take to stop this? >> i think it takes the list i started off with, everyone not being complacent, being quiet and wait to go see what will happen next. my biggest concern with this march on the capitol yesterday, we are calling to raise the age to buy a weapon to 21. does that truly help the problem? is a 21-year-old mind developed enough and matured enough to make the same decision at 18 years old? i'm not so sure about that. the other fear the government in general will agree to raise the age to 21 to make it seem like they actually did something when nothing has happened yet up to this point. in efforts to re-elect themselves and not really offer the good of the general public. >> all right, dr. roy guerrero, it's still hard to this day to think about what these kids have gone through, what these families have gone through. i see the picture of the doctor in the cape. thanks for everything you've done. i'm sure they've

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en uvalde, texas, marlene guzmÁn, univisiÓn. la agencia habÍa exigido su devoluciÓn pero creen que trump mantenÍa otros documentos clasificados en mar—a—lago. jorge: de allÍ partiÓ la decisiÓn del departamento de justicia de registrar la residencia de trÓn bajo la sospecha de —— trump bajo la sospecha de que habÍa muchos documentos mÁs. reportera: el presidente supuestamente tenÍa mÁs de 700 pÁginas de materia clasificada su residencia, esto segÚn una carta enviada en mayo por los archivos nacionales a su equipo legal, segÚn tenedor tenÉis mucho de los documentos clasificados recuperados por el gobierno pertenecÍan al fbi y al asÍa. " estos documentos no debieron estar en el sÓtano", dijo este congresista, new york times alega que trÓn revisÓ los documentos el aÑo pasado y le dijo a los asesores que eran de Él, pero segÚn la ley son del gobierno, en enero trump entregÓ 15 cajas pero despuÉs el fbi incautÓ 27 caras adicionales, en varias ambas ocasiones habÍan documentos clasificados. los abogados le piden a otro juez a retener l

thank you very much for that reporting from uvalde tonight. joining us now is texas state senator roland gutierrez, represents texas's 19th district, which includes uvalde. and he attended tonight's school board meeting. senator, thank you for joining us once again tonight. what can you tell us about what it was like to be there tonight? >> well, thank you lawrence, for having me. certainly, this communities broke, and lawrence. these families have been asking for this to happen for sometime now. it was 90 days to long. but obviously,, there is a process, they understand that. these folks at the school board probably took a lot longer than they needed to. but the families are absolutely certain that this is just the beginning of accountability. we still have to look at the role of the police, the sheriff, and they are talking about those things and the department of public safety. it is unfortunate but we still have so much information that we have yet to even find out, because the p. s. and the district attorney don't want us to have the info

this, of course, didn't sit well with the families in uvalde.l in hondo, texas, demanding that the city revoke its agreement with friends of nra. take a look. >> it's a slap in the face to all of uvalde, especially the ones who lost a loved one, some of us being here today. but an even harder slap in the face is the ar-15 if you donate $5,000 to the nra. >> what happened to love thy neighbor? is that not a thing here? the specific gun that they're giving away in this, what if that falls into the hands of another angry 18-year-old? then it could be your children that are at risk and we would stand with you. i'm just asking that you postpone, give us time to grieve. we're going through enough already. >> reporter: at the end of that, the city of hondo voted to revoke its agreement with friends of nra which raises the question is this event actually cancelled? or they just change the venue. john, i've asked that question of the organizers and they've not gotten back. >> stunning, rosa flores, thank you very much. >>> up next, we're going to be join

in uvalde, students go back to school september 6th. schools, not the one where the mass shooting was, but your report also found just errors in the school structure itself, really poor wi-fi, for example, it could make communication more difficult, locking procedures, recurring problems with doors and locks. can you confidently say to parents across the district and outside where the kids will now go to school those things won't happen at those schools, that they'll be safe? >> well, i think everything is being done at the local level to give safety and security for the schools in uvalde. i think that's important for them, one of the main things they asked for us, from the state, was to ensure that they felt secure, they felt safe, we talked to the teachers who -- the teachers even in that hallway are prepared to go back to the classroom. some of the -- some of the biggest heroes of that day were the teachers. and they're ready to go back to the classroom. we owe it to them to make sure that that is safe and secure. i know that we're d

john quinones joins us with more from uvalde.d morning, john. >> reporter: good morning, michael. you know, for a couple of decades, pete arredondo was a beloved public servant here in uvalde, a veteran law enforcement officer, police chief, elected to city council. well, this morning he's none of that. booted from office, he's now considered a pariah in his own hometown. overnight, the uvalde school board firing school police chief pete arredondo. >> i move that that good cause exists to terminate the noncertified contract of pete arredondo effective immediately. >> hearing none, all in favor? motion passes unanimously. >> reporter: children waited for more than an hour as frantic 911 calls went out. >> he is in the room full of victims. >> reporter: the outraged community taking the mic while the board met in closed session to determine the school police chief's fate. >> our babies are dead. our teachers are dead. >> we need justice for our kids. 21 lives lost. >> reporter: arredondo criticized for his lack of leadership during

ni a cerrillo, la niÑa que se cubriÓ de sangre para engaÑar al pistolero en la masacre en de uvalde hablanivisiÓn sobre su traumÁtica experiencia. reportero: la nasa suspendiÓ el lanzamiento del cohete artemis debido a un desperfecto. miles de personas se quedaron sin ver el lanzamiento del cohete mÁs poderoso de la historia. y bad bunny causÓ furor tras una electrizante presentaciÓn en un que besÓ a una bailarina y a un bailarÍn. jorge: comenzamos el noticiero con una entrevista personal y dolorosa con una niÑa de 11 aÑos de edad que sobreviviÓ a la masacre en uvalde, texas y la pregunta es cÓmo lo hizo y su respuesta fue que se le ocurriÓ. de esta forma explicÓ el momento en que decidiÓ llenarse de las me de una compaÑera para hacerle creer al tirador que ella estaba muerta. jorge:—que la niÑa se salvÓ, hay muchas cosas que se perdieron por hacer. reportera: la historia de mia cerrillo es tal vez la mÁs impactante entre las que se conoce de los sobrevivientes de uvalde, la niÑa de 11 aÑos no solamente vio cuando el tirador entro en su salÓn de cuarto grado le dijo a la maestra antes de

kumasi: this morning the uvalde school's police chief is out of a job.t fired him for his response or lack thereof at the shooting at robb elementary school. he's still defending his actions that day. jobina: pete arrendando's attorney released a statement saying it was a public lynching and the school board has been under intense fresh tower take action against him. families have been upset with the law enforcement response. after the video shows officered waiting over an hour to enter the classroom where the gunman shot 19 students and two teachers. the chief maintained he didn't believe he was in charge of the response. >> i have messages to pete and all the law enforcement there that day, turn in your badge and step down, you don't deserve to wear one. jobina: cheers erupted after they announced the firing. the chief's attorney called to reinstate him with back pay and benefits threatening a lawsuit. some of the victims' families are gearing up for adds 27 billion lawsuit, reggie. reggie: in houston, the uvalde shooting survivor amora threw the cerem

cbs's janet shamlian is in uvalde. >> reporter: tonight uvalde school's police chief, pete arredondo,d cause exits to terminate the noncertified contract of pete arredondo effective immediately. >> no justice! >> no peace! >> reporter: an outraged community finally getting what it has been pleading for. >> turn in your badge and step down! you don't deserve to wear one! >> reporter: arredondo was a no-show here. his attorney releasing a 17-page statement calling the meeting an "unconstitutional public lynching" and calling his actions outstanding. family say next to go are some of the officers in the hallway while children were calling 911 from the classroom. adam martinez say his son and daughter are frightened and won't be going back to school. they will take classes remotely. >> i told my son, they're going to have impomore cops, they're g to have higher fencing, and right away he said, it doesn't matter if there's cops or not, they're not going to go in, they're not going to protect us. >> reporter: some are leaving the district entirely. uvalde's sacred heart catholic school has

culminating in uvalde.e people started holding him accountable for his doing nothing for texas. >> before we let you go, i want to ask you about something else we've been covering this hour and that is governor abbott's busting of migrants to new york city. other cities to, like d.c.. a lot of people are saying that he is playing politics here with people. do you agree? >> that is the most preposterous political stunt ever. and let's be very clear, this all comes from his so-called operation love star. the same operation love star that had this political stunt, that stopped trucks at the border crossing the state of texas non nine billion dollars. the same political stunt that killed a national guardsman on the border when he drowned because greg abbott has a contract with all of his friends, except for apparently anybody that has life reserve years. and it is the same operation lone star whose officers were in uvalde and build those kids. everything that he has done in the space on immigration, has been la

es agradable si se trata deuna estrategia de campaña política que se hace referencia al tiroteo en uvalde se hace referencia el modelo económico y regulatorio del estado hablamos con el profesor en relaciones públicas en que nos dice que el mensaje es confuso al mencionar la tragedia en uvalde que añadió que el mensaje que se debe de entender algo que está en este y nos dijo que es entender el efecto publicitario de la frase no te modesta texas hace referencia al gran número de californianos yendo avivir con la bandera solitaria el cual perdió un escaño en la cámara de representantes tras darse a conocer que el crecimiento se desacelera mientras que texas ganó dos escaños el gobernador Ñuson han hablado públicamente sobre sus ideologías pero en cuanto este mensaje ambos partidos políticos se echanla culpa uno a otro este lado libera por dos razones tacharon el mensaje de un eslogan con ideología de derecha mencionan que el milagro murió >>> la compañía que alquila estas vallas publicitarias ubicadas en chicago y quienes contactaron para saber quien pago por dicho anuncio hasta el momento

before the game members of the astros held a q&a with the uvalde residents.me on the field. faith mata whose sister tess was one of the 19 children who lost their lives in the shooting threw out the first pitch. mark berman spoke to her dad jerry before she took the mound. >> i can't put it into words. i wanted to pass out when they asked and, you know, it's an honor and i just -- yeah, i'm just like stunned but it feels good and i know my daughter from above is looking down with a smile and saying, go get 'em. go get 'em, sister. >> during that q&a before the game an uvalde resident asked altuve spray to hit a home run, he didn't but bregman did and as he came around home plate he pointed to all those uvalde fans. astros beat the as 6-3. >>> we were really close to history yesterday, the rays drew rasmussen had a perfect game into the eighth inning, first pitch in the ninth this one ripped down the right field line for a double. rasmussen would get a standing ovation as he left the game in the ninth. the rays beat the or yells 4-1. the last perfect game in b

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outrage turns into action in uvalde, texas. the school board fired em battled school police pete arredondo over the police response at the massacre at robb elementary. we'll hear from relatives of those impacted and go live to uvalde. >>> right now we're keeping an eye on a courthouse in west palm beach, florida, as a doj has just two more hours to submitted its proposed redactions to that high-profile affidavit concerning the search at mar-a-lago. >>> this morning, more women will not have access to abortion as new strict abortion bans are now in effect in three different states, with one law making the professional a felony with life in prison. congresswoman jackie speier will join us with that. >>> president biden announced his plan to help 43 million americans with their student loan debt. we'll take a close look at how this will impact students of color. >>> later this hour, over two dozen people are dead after moscow unleashed new attacks on civilian infrastructure in ukraine. we'll bring you a live report from ukraine. >

at the rob elementary school shooting in uvalde, texas. this picture was taken on her first communion on may 10th. 16 days later, she was shot and killed using ar-15. >> hello, my name is anna, i lost my daughter, on may 24th, 2022, at the rob school shooting. she was a sweet ten year old girl who dreamed of attending texas a&m university in corpus christi. to pursue a career in marine biology. she was robbed of her future due to gun violence. >> my fiancÉe was shot and killed on may 14th by a white supremacist. when he went to buy our son a birthday cake. the shooter killed my fiancÉe with a rifle. he also had a shotgun, a rifle, full body armor, and a car full of ammunition. >> my name is fred guttenberg, i'm the father of jesse and jamie guttenberg. on february 14th, 2018, i set my two children to school to learn, safely. towards the end of that day, a gunman showed up at my daughter's school mom. my daughter was one of the 17 killed me. >> these people -- >> i want to know, what are you doing to stop the shootings? do you know how many

of course, you have what happened may 24th in uvalde.uage at rallies. this is different. this was in response to someone laughing when he was talking about the uvalde massacre. i think people understand his anger and his frustration and are with him on this to a large degree. you can tell because you don't see a whole lot of his rivals, including texas governor greg abbott, criticizing him for it, at least not now. >> you have covered a lot of events before for o'rourke. has anything like this ever happened? >> not to this degree. hecklers are at every o'rourke event. i was with him yesterday. there was a heckler there heckling him about the border. he exchanged with that heckler. this struck a cord with him. this involved a passion and anger you usually don't see at his rallies, even though there are a lot of hecklers following him around texas. >> he tweeted, nothing more serious than getting justice for the families in uvalde and stopping this from happening again. we saw o'rourke confront governor abbott face to face earlier this yea

telemundo >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> buenas noches soy johana estas noticias debe saber perdieron sus hijos en uvaldeo de los documentos si es que puso en peligro la seguridad nacional una jueza está por decidir si pone un perito a revisar la evidencia (inaudible) del vehículo que era de la princesa diana el vehículo fue fabricado siguiendo sus preferencias en texas familiares de las víctimas del tiroteo de uvalde y miembros de la organización (nombre en inglés) pidieron al gobernador de texas, greg abbott que aumente la edad mínima para comprar un rifle ar15 a 21 años de edad como dice erika la exigencia llegó a la puerta de la residencia del gobernador de texas, greg abbott >> alzando sus voces pidiendo cambios en las leyes de armas padres de texas protestaron en horas de la mañana en la casa del gobernador de texas, greg abbott >> para nosotros es difícil dormir en la noche él debe sentir lo mismo que no duerma como nosotros no nos dormimos >> (hablan en inglés) >> una acción que (inaudible) de austin donde se unieron a miembros de la organización (nombre en inglés) personas se unieron a exigir al

. >> the uvalde school board voting unanimously to fire the district's police chief pete arredondo. >> new york's highest court agrees to hear an appeal by harvey weinstein seeking to overturn his 23 year prison conviction on sex crime charges. >> a mystery illness killing dozens of dogs in michigan has been identified as canine parvovirus. dogs not vaccinated are the most at risk. >> mack rutherford, the youngest to fly around the world by himself. he also broke his older sister's previous record. >> those are the "5 things" to know for your "new day." very quick. >> very quick. >> cnn's coverage continues right now. >>> very good thursday morning to you . i'm jim sciutto. >> i'm poppy harlow. this just in to cnn, important news for the u.s. economy, the nation's gross domestic product, how much the economy grew or shrank, declined less than previously thought in the second quarter of this year. revised up from negative .9% to negative .6%. it may not sound like much. it shows our economy is shrinking. >> cnn chief business correspondent christine romans joins us now with more. we of

the uvalde schools are offering an article knit as well.t what is the best education, people are thinking about, where are they going to be the safest. you have people in buying bulletproof backpacks because of this. things that people in this community never thought they would be doing. >> just a very difficult and sad state that we are in right now after such an incredibly tragic moment in that community. ryan lopez, thank you so much. >>> we are also following breaking news out of the nation's capital. police confirming that five people have been shot in northwest washington, d.c. no word on their conditions. these are live pictures from the scene that you're looking at right now. it is right at north capital street, northwest, and o street, right off new york avenue. we're going to continue to monitor the situation and bring you the latest when we have it. >>> pretty soon we expect a major announcement from the white house on student loan debt forgiveness. the amount is white house is considering canceling and what it could mean for the

esto a dos semanas de que comiencen las clases aquÍ en uvalde. bryant, tras el accidente donde murieron su esposo koby y su hija. carolina: socorro, bienvenida aquÍ a tu "ediciÓn digital". cuÉntanos quÉ precedente sienta este caso. socorro: un gusto estar con ustedes. definitivamente esto viene a crear un precedente nivel nacional para casos futuros. lamentablemente no es la primera vez que las autoridades llegan y algunos oficiales toman fotografÍas de la escena y despuÉs se publican. vanessa bryant es una mujer con bastante autoridad, reconocida por su esposo fallecido y logrÓ que su caso llegar hasta las autoridades y hasta una corte, pero quÉ sucede con la gente que no tiene este poder, aquÍ no estamos viendo, en casos futuros pudiera suceder otra demanda como esta. borja: a lo que ha llamado muchÍsimo la atenciÓn es que a vanessa en las redes sociales y tambiÉn en algunos vÍdeos de comunicaciÓn serÁ criticado muchÍsimo, por quÉ? socorro: desde que sucediÓ la muerte de su hija y su esposo, vanessa fue fuertemente criticada por los medios, gru

(música) >> a las 12 con 14 le comentó que muchos padres de familia, en uvalde texas enfrentan una durando miedo a todo, necesito que los niños sigan aprendiendo. >> es el sentir de varios padres de familia quienes esta tarde acompañaron a sus hijos a un evento deportivo en uvalde, con el ciclo escolar en puerta manifestaron su deseo por seguir adelante. >> estamos preocupados por nuestros hijos, su seguridad lo es todo para nosotros como padres, es la cosa más importante el saber que ellos están a salvo. >> para esta madre le preocupa la seguridad de sus hijos siendo este uno de los aspectos más importantes para el regreso a clases por otro lado hay quienes decidieron comer a sus hijos escuela, de una publica una privada a pesar del gasto económico que esto implica, pero donde se sienten más seguros. >> es una escuela católica y es privada y dimos una vuelta y vimos que cuando pasó todo eso fue la primera escuela que comenzó a hacer cambios de seguridad. ahora está muy protegida la escuela, es una de las razones. >> el gobernador de california le pide una respuesta la ciudad de oakland

cbs's janet shamlian is in uvalde. >> reporter: tonight, uvalde school's police chief pete arredondo is out of a job. >> good cause exists to terminate the non-certified contract of pete arredondo, effective immediately. >> no justice! >> no peace! >> reporter: an outraged community finally getting what it's been pleading for. >> turn in your badge and step down-- you don't deserve to wear one! >> reporter: arredondo was a no-show here, his attorney releasing a 17-page statement calling the meeting an "unconstitutional public lynching," and describing the chief's actions that day as "outstanding." >> it took them that long just to get rid of one person. so, that's why i'm saying the fight's just begun. >> reporter: families saying next to go should be some of these officers, who were in the hallway as children were calling 911 from the classroom. adam martinez says his third- grade son zayon, who attended robb elementary, and seventh- grade daughter anna leah, are frightened, and won't be going back to school. they'll take classes remotely. >> i told my son, they're going to have mor

. >>> a massive $27 billion lawsuit has been filed in the wake of the uvalde school shooting. see who it targets and who is on board. >>> plus, prayers for a little leaguer in the hospital after a bad fall. his family says his slow recovery will be a miracle. >>> and the day i never thought would come. my last day at "world news now." >> say it ain't so, but we're sending mona off in style with a few surprises on this monday, august 22nd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> i forgot to bring in my abc news yearbook because i need you to sign it. >> yes. >> because mona is leaving us. >> keep in touch. >> have a great summer, right? hags. >> have a great summer. i'm excited to go take a walk down memory lane. i was laughing at the day i thought would never come. but i've known about this at least for a week, and it's been the hardest secret to keep, y'all. >> it has been a secret. it's been not so secretive. it's been leaked a little bit. but now we're going to give you the official send-off "world news now" style later in the show. and of course we'll be

we just talked about what happened in uvalde at robb elementary school.sent in part as the mass shooting generation. do you intend to act in congress to do more than what has already been done? >> 110%. i intend to be a vocal champion on ending gun violence in congress, taking ai wholist approach to ending violence, and building a world where we don't have to fear going to church, going to the store, walking in our own communities. just a few months ago, the leading cause of death for children went from automobile accidents to gun violence. our children are literally on the front lines of this issue. and we need bold champions to fight. i want everyone to think about how serious of a problem mass shootings are and the carnage it wreaks havoc on our communities and know that that's 100% of gun violence. this issue is so broad, it is ruining so many lives, taking the lives of so many americans. and we need folks who are going to be bold leaders on it, and i intend to join the group of great advocates in congress to build a world we're safe in. >> a lot of w