pablo: uvalde, texas, el paso, texas, buffalo, new york, pero el congreso no ha aprobado ninguna leyiroteos masivos", dijo el lÍder demÓcrata del senado. los republicanos dicen estar indignados con la masacre, pero la legislaciÓn propuesta por los demÓcratas que ponen mÁs controles sobre la venta de armas, han muerto en el senado por falta de apoyo republicano. dicen que las restricciones no son efectivas. pero en el aÑo 2019 hubo 19,384 homicidios en estados unidos con armas de fuego. el japÓn, cuatro. >> las madres y las familias no podemos estar pensando que nuestros hijos van a ser heridos e incluso van a ser asesinados en las escuelas a donde van a aprender. pablo: en el aÑo 2020 mÁs de 45,000 personas murieron en estados unidos debido a las armas de fuego. pablo gato, univisiÓn. patricia: las reacciones de las principales las fabricantes de armas aumentaron durante este tiroteo en la escuela de uvalde. esto debido a que los inversores esperan a que aumente la demanda ante posibles restricciones a la venta de armas. peggy carranza nos explica. peggy: aunque quizÁs no sea la cons

. >>> lester holt anchoring our cartridge from uvalde, texas. new details on how police stopped the gunman and we learned about the victims. many just 10 years old. in a special one hour edition next from texas. t a special onr edition of nightly news from uv uvalde, texas. a small town in shock. 19 children and 2 teachers gunned down in the same classroom. the chilling new details the warnings the 18-year-old suspect posted on facebook jt minutes before the rampage police saying he shot his grandmother, crashed a truck, then entered the school barricading himself inside a classroom and opened fire with an ar-15 style rifle the terrifying moments. >> did you hear the shooting >> two times, yes. but then they sounded like bangs but then our teacher kept saying, no, they're justifier works. >> a tactical team arriving, breaching the door and killing him at the scene the growing questions, what was the motive also tonight, the victims many just 10 years old or older one girl shot while calling 911. two cousins among the dead the teacher killed whil

pablo: uvalde, texas, el paso, texas.glÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] pablo: el pueblo estÁ cansado de tiroteos masivos", dijo el lÍder demÓcrata del congreso. la legislaciÓn propuesta por los demÓcratas que ponen mÁs controles sobre la venta de armas ha muerto en el senado por falta de apoyo republicano. dicen que las restricciones no son efectivas, pero en 2019 hubo 19,384 homicidios en estados unidos con armas de fuego. en japÓn, 4. >> las madres y las familias no podemos estar pensando que nuestras madres e hijos van a ser heridos o asesinados en las escuelas a donde van a aprender. pablo: los tiroteos continÚan mientras en 2020, mÁs de 45,000 personas murieron en los estados unidos debido a las armas de fuego. patricia: las acciones de los principales fabricantes de armas aumentaron tras este tiroteo en uvalde, esto debido a que los inversores esperan que aumente la demanda ante el temor de posibles restricciones ante la venta de armas. reportera: aunque no sea quizÁs la consecuencia que desean algunos, la m

jorge: continÚo con la cobertura desde uvalde, texas.da del sospechoso y ellos son los que neutralizaron al sospechoso. jorge: gracias por este informe. y realmente es una tragedia y una indignaciÓn. ilia: cada uno de nosotros deberÍa preguntarse quÉ podemos hacer para que esto no vuelva a ocurrir. hoy 19 padres no podrÁn abrazar nuevamente a sus hijos. locutor: noticiero univisiÓn siempre a tu lado. aurora: ay, virgencita.

some of the first memorial services for the victims of this this latest mass shooting here in uvalde, texas, are taking place today, making this visit all the more important as they try to comfort this grieving community. arthel? arthel: jeff paul live in uvalde can, texas the, thank you. griff? griff: arthel, meanwhile protests continue outside the national rifle association's annual convention in houston this weekend calling for tougher gun control haws. senior correspondent alicia acuna live in houston. hi, alicia. >> reporter: hi, griff. and this is the last day of the nra's annual meeting here in houston. the 55,000 attendees have been met each day with protesters just outside the convention center. there has been a heavy police presence all three the days. now, inside attendees have heard from former president trump and texas senator ted cruz who both railed against calls to change gun laws. outside the protesters railed against the very idea that the nation's most powerful gun lobby refused to cancel this year. >> it's disgusting, absolutely disgusting. i can't believe that they are

but we can make america safer. >> cbs's omar villafranca is in uvalde, texas for us. omar, good evening. >> reporter: good evening. thousands of people have streamed into this park in uvalde to cry together and to pray together. and they're also asking questions. the biggest one, why officers took so long to stop the shooter. [♪ singing ♪ ] >> reporter: songs of salvation mixed with sorrow today as the small community of uvalde, texas came together after being ripped apart by tuesday's massacre. >> we represent you first and foremost, father god. >> looking for answers into uvalde school principal pete arrendondo's decision to not confront the shooter for 40 minutes. while students and teachers inside the schoolroom called 91. >> of course it is not a right decision. it is a wrong decision, period, there is no execution for that. >> reports the suspect threatened raiches and schoolngi shoo platform. yubo responded, we cannot publicly share details on an individual user's data at this time. we're also hearing from the shooter's mother. i have no words. i have no words t

>>> muy buenas tardes hoy les saludo desde esta comunidad rota uvalde, texas el paÍs entero vivee 21 personas en la peor matanza escolar que se ha vivido es vÍce estado texas estos son los rostros de las vÍctimas 21 personas, 19 eran niÑos, estudiantes de la escuela primaria a nuestra espaldae donde transmitimos ninguno mayor de 11 aÑos y 2 maestras que murieron como heroÍna es una e decisiÓn de noticias telemundo tambiÉn tenemos una cobertura en equipo para traerle todos los Ángulos para tratar de entender todo lque sucediÓ para tratar de llevarlo con cuidado por este momento tan doloroso para el paÍs entero. y vamos a comenzar comi compaÑe da mia que ha conversado con familiares y conocido de quienes perdieron la vida porque un hombre enÓ y abriÓ fuego en esta escuela primaria. buenas tardes. >> sÍ, sÍ, julio lo habrÁs vist es una comunidad muy pequeÑa, muy latina en donde todos se visten cada dÍa para un faliar asÍ llegamos a ta familia que perdiÓ a su niÑa de 9 aÑos >> nunca pensamos nunca, nos imaginamos que le pudiera haber pado algo a ella >>> es una de las vÍctimas mortal

this tragedy has absolutely shattered the tightknit community of uvalde, texas. uvalde is a town of about 15,000 people, about 65 miles from the u.s.-mexican border. there's one high school football team, one a.g.b. grocery store, and one post office. the families in uvalde have known each other and loved each other's children for as long as they can remember. caused by this attack is shared by the entire community and i join all texans in lifting up the victims, their families, and those who are struggling to make sense of this tragedy. yesterday i was in uvalde with my fellow texans in mourning. i joined hundreds of people to donate blood and received an update from law enforcement, both in state and community leaders. as though we needed a reminder of the tight-knit community with a deputy sheriff himself who lost his own daughter in this attack and two members of the mayor's staff lost children as well. one of the conversations i had that really struck home was an older gentleman who responded to the call for blood donations at the herbie hamm activity center.

captioning sponsored by cbs qu >> dokoupil: tonight, new questions in uvalde, texas. why was the gunman able to stay inside a fourth grade classroom for an hour? and why was the school side door unlocked? tonight, the growing outrage. as a community mourns, police defend their response to one of the deadliest school shootings in american history. plus, the death toll grows: the husband of a teacher killed dies of a heart attack. the family says it was grief. inside the classroom: >> and then he came in and he crouched a little bit, and he said, "it's time to die." >> dokoupil: we hear a devastating firsthand account from a nine-year-old boy. remembering the victims-- the brother struggling to understand why his sibling won't come home. students across america demand action. thousands stage walkouts to call for more gun control. protecting america's schools: what's being done nationwide to keep our children safe? fighting the rise of gunld arogn atlanta be the key to and instead, walking away from a fight?opstng remembering ray liotta.r the legendary "goodfellas" actor

another massacre, uvalde, texas. an elementary school. beautiful, innocent second, third, and fourth graders. and how many scores of little children who witnessed what happened, see their friends die as if they're in a battlefield, for god sake. they'll remember it for the rest of their lives. there's a lot we don't know yet. there's a lot we do know. the parents who will never see their child again. never have them jump in bed and cuddle with them. parents who will never be the same. to lose a child is like having a piece of your soul ripped away. there's a hollowness in your chest, you feel like you're being sucked into it and never going to be able to get out. suffocating. and it's never quite the same. it's a feeling shared by the siblings and the grandparents and the family members and the community that's left behind. scripture says, jill and i have talked about this in different contexts, in other contexts, the lord is near to the broken hearted and saves the crushed in spirit. so many crushed spirits. so, tonight, i ask the nation

mike: jennifer going to be from the justice department on the events that took place in uvalde, texas. matt, what are your concerns or hearing about the local police response? >> what might, as a father of a fifth-grader at my heart goes out to the people of uvalde. this unfortunately was a very poor response on the part of law enforcement. an active shooter's main goal is to inflict as much damage in a short a period as possible. the factors in our laps before the suspect was engaged as contrary to all the tactical teachings of these officers receive. that was time and how much control could have been applied to the victims. it is the job of the first person that shows up to be through that door to engage the subject. to eliminate the threat. and it appears in that case clearly did not happen. mike: david, what about your major takeaways? also think matthew said it well product a 3-year-old and the other room. he think we all feel as personally. can we use this tragedy for some kind of good? this is been a bipartisan failure in terms of this gun issue. we are going to have to think v

the shooting happened in uvalde, texas.community about a hundred miles west of san antonio now to abc 7 news reporter carina nova with more details about the shooting. and karina the suspect. dan. this is just been dev. to cover this afternoon. we know more about the suspect the details of the shooting and those young victims. the shooting happened around 11:30 this morning and uvalde, texas. that's when the shooter took the lives of 14 children and teacher at rob elementary school the school consists of second third and fourth grades, so the kids were very young. we also know the alleged gunman killed his grandmother before going to the school. the suspect is 18 year old salvador ramos. he was shot and killed on the scene. he was a student at uvalde high school. it's a school that's in that community, texas governor, greg abbott spoke to a reporters a short time ago about the horrific incident. there are who are in mourning right now. and instead of texas is in morning with them for the reality that these parents are not g

." >>> growing outrage in uvalde, texas. families question why the gunman who killed 21 people stayed inside the school for one hour before authorities took him down. >>> surprise visit. the duchess of sussex stops by a memorial in the small texas community as we learn more about the victims. >>> nra convention. the annual meeting gets under way today, but more people are dropping out of the event. good morning and good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. >>> this morning there are new questions this morning about the way law enforcement responded to tuesday's mass shooting at a texas elementary school that left 19 children and two ac fresh dls h r surfaced showing desperate parents outside the school pleading with officers to go in and confront the 18-year-old shooter. we are now learning that he barricaded himself inside a fourth grade classroom for more than an hour before a u.s. border patrol tactical team shot and killed him. danya bacchus is in uvalde, texas, with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning t

welcome back to uvalde, texas. c as we are covering yet another mass shooting here, united states of america. awaiting, of course, the arrival of president biden touching down here in uvalde around 11 am eastern. from, there we will go of course to pay our respects. spending some time in support for our service there. of course it is sunday here in the faith-based community. he will then go on to meet with victims and the families of the victims. playing the consoler in chief. it is something we know. oh. just a few weeks before making a similar visit to buffalo, new york, where another shooting happened here in this country. at tops grocery store, where we lost ten individuals. in a race based shooting. we've been talking a lot about the victims here at the memorial service, a memorial that has been set up behind the ones honoring your victims. we are honoring the shooters, the family of the shooters. one of the victims shown in the face, recovering the hospital. -- has been attacking in some of that reporting for

>> plus, the uvalde gunman bought the ar-15 legally in texas shortly after his 18th birthday. went through before being allowed to make that purchase. >> but we start on the ground in uvalde where the families of 19 children and 2 teachers are reeling as the country and investigators are searching for answers about how these innocent children and teachers were gunned down in their fourth grade classroom. the tex techgovernor says the gunman posted a private facebook message that he planned to shoot an elementary school just before the massacre began. ed lavendera is in uvalde, texas, for us now. what more are we learning about the timeline of the shooting? >> we were able to get more clarification on how all of this unfolded yesterday morning into the afternoon hours. so it was about 30 minutes before salvador ramos shot his grandmother, we learned these messages were sent, essentially kind of foreshadowing this carnage that he was about to inflict. he then goes to his grandmother's house where he was living with his grandparents, and that is less than a quarter mile from wher

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

cnn, uvalde, texas. >> now in the coming hours, u.s. president joe biden and first lady jill biden will travel to uvalde to do something they did just a few weeks ago, after the mass shooting in buffalo, new york. >> reporter: president biden is preparing to spend several hours on the ground in uvalde, texas to try to offer comfort to the grieving families dealing with the losses of two teachers and 19 young children. the president and first lady will depart sunday morning from their home in wilmington, delaware where the president is expected to meet with city leaders, religious leaders and the families that have lost loved ones. so often he has gone into communities to offer support in their grief. having lost his wife and young baby daughter in a car accident, then additionally, his son later in life, beau biden who passed away from cancer. but ahead of this visit to uvalde, texas, president biden spoke at a commencement ceremony where he talked about his trip and issued a call to action for the next generation. >> tomorrow i'll be he

. >> vuelve a ocurrir el reporte en uvalde texas llegÓ ante de las 2 de la tarde los alumnos heridostales locales padres de familias intentaron encontrar a sus hijos >>> pos miedo le pido gracias a dios que sacamos a mi hijo a tiempo >>> que no pasÓ nada con ella pero pos los otros niÑos pobres inocentes que sufrieron esto. >> el sospechoso fue identificado como salvador ramos de 18 aÑos quiÉn abandonÓ su vehÍculo e irrumpiÓ con una pistola y un rifle >>> el gobernador greg abbott calificÓ como un acto horroroso. >> agregÓ que otros 2 oficiales resultaron heridos antes de neutralizar al atacante que falleciÓ. >> (informaciÓn en pantalla) >> padres de familia se volcaron con fotografÍas de sus hijos autoridades argumentan que la investigaciÓn sigue abierta. >> ofrecerÁ mÁs detalles del tiroteo luego de informar a las familias de los estudiantes y maestros afectados quien ademÁs dijo que el sospechoso actuÓ solo y pidiÓ respeto para las familias enluta a toda la comunidad de texas y tambiÉn al paÍs. >> >>> esta es la fotografÍa de javier lÓpez que falleciÓ al interior y sus familiares

department now says it will conduct a critical review of the police response to the massacre in uvalde, texas after word that officers waited outside classrooms as the attack continued for 77 excruciating minutes. >>> president biden confronted with a community's growing frustration in uvalde. begging him to do something. how the president responded. >>> and tonight abc news obtains new video from that day that shows police breaking windows to rescue children. and new dispatch audio reveals authorities on the phone with students trapped in their classrooms. we're also learning new details tonight about the police response. sources tell abc news how federal officers took action, deciding on their own to finally storm the classroom and take out the gunman. and a young survivor tells how his teacher protected her class, putting her own life on the line to keep the shooter out. our marcus moore on the ground in uvalde and aaron katersky standing by with new details on th police response. >>> also tonight the push for gun control. with outrage growing the nra faces new protests. senator ted cruz c

( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> uvalde texas es una comunidad sumida en un profundo dolor, tocadamaria robb el altar afuera de la escuela no ha hecho mÁs que crecer igual que el dolor, 21 maestras asesinadas en este 2 roteo. hoy siguen los homenajes y siguen cÓmo ocurriÓ el ataque É entrÓ por una puerta abierta y hay cuestionamiento de la forma que actuÓ la policÍa tardaron una hora de poder neutralizar al atacante tenemos todos los Ángulos tenemos a la familia de las vÍctimas los Últimos detalle de la investigaciÓn. hoy el esposo de una de las maestras asesinada falleciÓ de un ataque al corazÓn, damiÁ conversÓ con la familia de las vÍctimas, damiÁ es una comunida contagiada por este dolor? >>> sÍ julio y esta comunidad nos hablaba de esta maestra decÍan que era una profesional entregada a su oficio siempre optimista y fiel en la cita a la misa de cada domingo su esposo muriÓ de un ataque del corazÓn su sobrino dijo que muriÓ por e duelo veamos ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> en cuestiÓn de 48 horas la familia garcÍa perdiÓ a su mamÁ y luego a su papÁ ella irma una de las 2 maestras fallecidas

marcus moore, abc news, uvalde, texas. >> our thanks to marcus. >>> the push for new gun laws appears to be picking up momentum on capitol hill since the texas shooting. this week senators from both parties plan to continue talks that are now being described as serious negotiations. abc's maryalice parks has more. >> reporter: in the wake of the elementary school massacre in uvalde, texas, anger boiling over for congress to enact meaningful gun reform. texas senator ted cruz confronted at a restaurant after speaking at the nra convention in houston just days after the shooting. >> why does this keep happening? why does this keep happening? >> reporter: as protests around the country calling for change. democratic leaders optimistic that a bipartisan group of senators are taking part in serious negotiations over this holiday weekend on possible gun safety legislation. >> there are more republicans interested in talking about finding a path forward this time than i have ever seen since sandy hook. >> reporter: on the table, proposals widely popular among americans, including red flag la

. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ). ♪ (mÚsica ♪). >>> la comunidad de uvalde en texas pasa por en la escuela primaria bb. con homenaje recuerdan a las 21 vÍctimas asesinadas por un pistolero hace 2 dÍas pero a la vez salen a la luz nuevos detalles de cÓmo ocurriÓ esta matanza estamos con julio buenas noches? >>> quÉ tal vanessa hasta este altar ahora con 21 cruces que alguien colocÓ de manera silenciosa sin alarde, llegaron las familias son 19 niÑos y dos maestras que murieron cada nombre estÁ escrito ahÍ en esa cruz junto a una flor. son el sÍmbolo de una comunidad entera que estÁ devastada, por lo que hizo un solo joven en este duelo comienzan a asaltar muchas dudas los cuestionamientos sobre la forma que respondiÓ la policÍa muchos creen que se tardaron demasiado tiempo en entrar, algunos padres querÍan entrar porque la policÍa no estaban haciendo nada para salvar a sus hij, edgar muÑoz tiene los detalles de la investigaciÓn. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ). >>> asÍ es julio la policÍa dio a conocer una cronologÍa de lo que pasÓ el dÍa de la tragedia el atacante abriÓ una puerta sin llave y

uvalde as it has for past mass shootings. the department vowing a fair, transparent and independent investigation, the findings will be made public. >>> a texas lawmaker said president biden wants to tear down robb elementary school and build a new campus. biden shared his plans during yesterday's visit and also promised to do much more for uvalde. >> he said i'm going to bring you resources. we're going to look to raze that school and build a new one, look to get real money for mental health care. this is a community that's going to need therapy. there's one psychiatrist in uvalde, very few mental health therapists. we're going to change that. >> the sandy hook building was demolished after the 2012 shooting rampage. >>> the push for gun reform appears to be gaining traction on capitol hill. since the texas shooting. this week senators from both parties plan to continue talks that are now being described as serious negotiations. abc's maryalice parks has more. >> reporter: in the wake of the elementary school massacre in uvalde, texas,anbog foness tocteang cz a restaurant after speaking at the nra convention in houston just days after the sh

i am standing here at the memorial in the town square in uvalde, texas.dren, those two teachers, they were at robb elementary school. starting off their day. just a couple of days away from breaking for the summer holiday. it was a day of celebration. they were receiving their honorable certificates, their parents visiting congratulating them. taking pictures of them. visiting their classrooms and then leaving them for the day to return for pick up as they always do. every single day. and here we are, the sunday after that mass shooting at robb elementary school. 21 people lost their lives, 19 of them kids. babies. and they are no longer with us. it is a community that is reeling. a community that is incredibly sad. a community that is angry because the police -- because of the one hour the police waited outside the robb elementary school until they penetrated the doors over 1:12 and 1:11 to neutralize that shooter. the time of which many parents are wondering could my xavier, could my annabelle, could any of those children have remained alive? had those

jorge: hoy es viernes 27 de mayo, y desde uvalde, texas, estas son las principales noticias, el directorguridad pÚblica de texas admitiÓ que la policÍa cometiÓ un error al esperar 40 y cinco minutos para abrir la puerta del aula y confrontar al pistolero que matÓ a 21 personas en una escuela primaria de uvalde, durante casi una hora de terror niÑos aÚn con vida pidieron ayuda 911. un estudiante sobreviviÓ al ataque echÁndose sangre en el cuerpo y fingiendo que la habÍa matado, hoy en el noticiero hablamos con sus abuelos. familiares de las vÍctimas de la matanza van a presentar demandas legales por la pÉrdida de sus seres queridos, consultamos a expertos. en medio de protestas la asociaciÓn nacional del rifle celebra su convenciÓn anual en houston con la participaciÓn del lÍder republicano, incluyendo el expresidente trump. jorge: muy buenas noches, hoy comenzamos el noticiero con una admisiÓn pÚblica que confirman los peores temores de los padres de los niÑos que murieron aquÍ, en esta escuela, en la escuela de uvalde, texas, y esta es que la policÍa y los agentes del orden se tardaron

. >> está sido una de las noches más tristes para la comunidad de uvalde texas.ste tiroteo. >> hoy las autoridades dieron a conocer nuevos detalles de esta masacre que dejó 19 niños y dos maestros sin vida. jorge está en esta zona de uvalde con más información. jorge. >> buenas noches hace unas horas que concluyó esta vigilia en honor a las 21 víctimas de esta masacre en la escuela primaria aquí en uvalde texas donde tuvimos la oportunidad de conocer un testimonio que literalmente nos partió el corazón. >> cómo entró al edificio, cómo entró al cuarto. >> ana perdió cuatro pequeños, tres niñas y un niño. fueron víctimas de salvador ramos. >> así con lágrimas en los ojos y el alma desgarrada llega ana, donde las caballerizas están vacías, no hay rodeo solo un espacio para la oración. >> la pequeña comunidad de uvalde texas se ha unido en este recinto para lanzar una plegaria al creador. >> dice dios es nuestro refugio. >> y orar por las 21 almas que según los ven desde el cielo en esta vigilia en su honor. >> ellos son ana y jesús garcía piden dos cosas. >> no pued

hearts are heavy here in uvalde, texas.n a mix of emotions, john, as people grapple with this tragedy and are both angry at what happens and just destroyed because of the tragedy here. ground, thank you, rosa.the we appreciate so we can try to share these stories of this community. let's get to important insights now on the investigation and the big questions from the former boston police commissioner ed davis and counter terrorism official. commissioner davis, based on what you heard at the top of the program, what you have been able to see and learn about what authorities do know, if you were leading this investigation and you had your top people in the room right now, what are the three questions you would be saying? i need these answers and i need them now? >> well, first, john is motive, we want to know what drilled this man to do what he did. i suspect there are going to be mental health issues, but i would want to have definite evidence of that. has he been counselled before? has he been sent to psychiatrists? have p

i'm boris sanchez, live from uvalde, texas. >> i'm christi paul. here in uvalde, you've seen people just even last hour at 5:00 a.m. where you are come out to that memorial that is behind you. and you're probably standing in a place where you're soon going to see at some point today president biden. >> potentially, yeah. you're right. president biden headed to uvalde, texas, coming to comfort grief-stricken community following the latest mass shooting in the united states. just a few hours from now, president biden set to visit this area and a memorial at robb elementary school where 19 students and 2 teachers were killed. in a commencement address delivered yesterday, the president spoke of the grief that the families here are experiencing. here is some of what he said. >> we're heading to uvalde, texas, to meet with each of those families. and as i speak, those parents are literally preparing to bury their children in the united states of america, to bury their chi children. too much violence. too much fear. too much grief. >> over the last few da

i'm john berman live in uvalde, texas. brianna keilar is in new york this morning.ehind me is the robb elementary school. 19 children who went to school here are dead this morning, along with two adults. the kids second, third, fourth graders. we've just learned the identity of two of the young victims, 10-year-old amerie jo garza has been identified by her father who spent seven hours trying to find his daughter in the wake of the shooting. he now says my little love is flying high with the angels above. we just learned that 10-year-old fourth grader xavier lopez passed away. his mother snapped this photo of him at an honor roll ceremony only a few hours before the shooting. she told the "washington post" he was funny, never serious, and his smile, that smile, i will never forget. it would always cheer anyone up. he really couldn't wait to go to middle school. she told him she was proud and that she loved him before hugging him good-bye. she said she did not imagine that it would be the last moment she would share with her mama's boy. again, just made the honor rol

to our continuing nightly news coverage with the mass shooting here in uvalde, texas.y are holding a prayer vigil for the victims of yesterday's attack at robb elementary school. the 19 children and two teachers who were shot to death by an 18-year-old gun man. tonight we are learning more about the shooter, how he purchased ar 15 style rifles in recent days. there were online messages but just before the assault, and after he shot his grandmother, he was going to attack a school. how law enforcement officers finally were able to break in and stop him. dave gutierrez has their story tonight. >> reporter: the law enforcement officers who stopped the gunmen in uvalde are being held as heroes. one of them an unidentified agent with customs and border protection, who fired the fatal shot, he was wounded but survived. >> law enforcement officials did what they do. they showed amazing courage, by running toward gunfire for the singular purpose of trying to save lives. >> of the gun man armed with a rifle, was first confronted by school district police officers outside the sc

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plus after the tragic mass shooting in uvalde, texas, lawmakers in capitol hill are efforting to push on gun reform. why they say the shootings should stop will be right back after the break. >> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news at for you now for 14, 08:00am here on this tuesday. can you believe it? the last day in the month of may and may was only here. see mike for a few as we go into june. wow. can we officially say we've got that summer weather is here. >> yeah, it's definitely been here at least a couple of days so far this past month. but we have a nice little cool down this past weekend, which was certainly welcomes, got a little bit of a bump. and then we're right back to the cooler stuff. so whether can't decide what season it once just yet, but that means you never get tired of the one thing. as for conditions this morning, half moon bay looks nice and clear. not talking much fog this morning. certainly not taking any chances of rainfall. is out on a calm note and june will be kicking off on a warmer note tomorrow. now we are seeing winds out there still not so calm

i'm alicia menendez live from uvalde, texas. responders here in uvalde. this after biden and the first lady paid respects to the 19 children and two adults killed at robb elementary. three more victims are recovering at a local hospital, including a ten-year-old girl in a serious condition. it's the presidents second trip to a mass shooting memorial just this month. the buffalo and uvalde attacks killing nearly three dozen people in total. the justice department now investigating the uvalde shooting response as residents express their fury over the police is delay. >> it was upsetting. they did not go in there. but they are quick to stop you here for any little reason. >> as an if you commit

we are covering a mass shooting at a texas elementary school in the town of uvalde, texas. exas governor abbott has confirmed that 14 students have been killed -- 13 have been killed and a teacher has been killed as well. morgan chesky of nbc news confirmed some of the details of the law enforcement response. at 11:45 a.m., law enforcement in uvalde responded to an active shooter call. texas governor abbott confirms that the suspect is deceased. it is believed that the responding officers killed the shooter. what we know about the shooter, we are following frank figliuzzi's guidance on not naming him. his name is known. he's a 19-year-old male who resided in uvalde, texas. it is believed that he abandoned his vehicle and entered the robb elementary school with a handgun, and governor abbott says this, "he may have also had a rifle. " but that was not confirmed at the time of texas governor abbott's public statements. what is happening now, we are waiting a press conference from law enforcement officials in uvalde, texas. we understand that the students who have been killed a

the shooters in both massacres, a lot and they won in uvalde, texas uvalde, texas, legally purchasedutomatic rifles. assault style weapons, they can buy, but they are not legally old enough to buy a call. this is not the american dream, it is the american nightmare. our nation is under siege. we are not even six months into the year and according to the gun violence archive, there have been 217 mass shootings. 24 of them were at schools. the centers for disease control says that guns are now the leading cause of lessons in america. we have endured gut-wrenching mass shootings this month, but that has not stopped the national rifle association from having its annual convention this weekend in texas. about 300 miles away from uvalde. hundreds, maybe thousands have gathered to protest outside the convention. a visible manifestation of what we know from recent polling. a whopping 6% of voters want stricter gun safety laws. as we speak, president biden and the first lady are en route to volley to meet with families of the victims, and grieve with the community. consoling the nation in tim

john. >> dickerson: ruiz for us in uvalde, texas, thank you. to the nation in the aftermath of today's tragic events, the second time in less than two weeks the president spoke about a mass shooting in america. cbs's nikki battiste is at the white house. nikole, the first thing we could hear was an audible sigh. >> reporter: that's right, john. president biden was emotional with first lady jill biden by his side as he expressed the horror and frustration at the tragedy, saying it's time to turn our pain into action. >> as a nation, we ask when in god's name are we going to do what we all know in our gut needs to be done? i am sick and tired of it. we have to act. and don't tell me we can't have an impact on this carnage. >> reporter: the president's remarks come about an hour after he returned from an overseas trip to asia. while he was aboard air force one, he called texas governor greg abbott and offered any and all assistance to deal with this horrific shooting. flags at the white house have been lowered to half staff. john. >> dickerson: ni

uvalde, texas. an elementary school.utiful, innocent second, third, fourth graders. >> reporter: the rampage began late this morning. officials say the alleged shooter shot his grandmother, then turned to the school. 11:32 a.m. local time. >> an 18-year-old male who was in uvalde, it's believed he abandoned his vehicle -- >> there's a car crash outside robb elementary school. the suspect we're told is immediately engaged by a uvalde independent school district police officer. and that doesn't stop the shooter. he's wearing body armor. he shoots the police officer and then makes his way inside the school. >> we need to respond to south grove and mill street to establish a perimeter -- >> reporter: multiple state and local law enforcement, fbi, atf, and border patrol racing to respond. sources say authorities have recovered an ar-15 style rifle and numerous magazines. the school with some 600 students locked down, reportedly students crawling through windows to escape. parents desperate for any information. >> we just hear

outside robb elementary school here in uvalde, texas. latest american town whose name you may not have known. and yet, will be shattered by a mass shooting. i'll be honest you with. the thing that strikes you when youg walk around main street, few blocks up here is how normal everything feels. the final days of school were canceled here yesterday but it is graduation season here, there are bigat photos of local graduates that are on signs outside of city hall, outside of homes andll businesses. driving down main street in uvalde, today, you wouldn't know something so terrible has happened just blocks away. two blocks from here, life looks as it normally does. but something terrible did happen here. this community, this small community, lost 21 of its

history 18, 18 children and three adults gunned down today at an elementary school in uvalde, texas, f san antonio. according to a state senator briefed by texas rangers, the gunman, 18 years old, and described as a resident of the community, entered the school with a handgun and possibly a rifle it appears he was killed by officers who responded to the shootings. president biden addressed the nation a short time ago more on his message in a moment this comes just ten days after the mass shooting at a supermarket in buffalo in which ten people were killed. one more horrific and stunning act of gun violence in a nation so weary from it we begin with morgan chesky in te

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" with lester holt reporting tonight from uvalde, texas. >>> good evening from this city of sorrow. uvalde, texas, a small town that has become yet another landmark for mass murder in america the bloodshed, the suffering we have seen so many times before as we come on the air tonight, here's what we know. the gunman killed 19 children here and two teachers in yesterday's attack all of them, we've learned, were inside a single classroom here at robb elementary police say the 18-year-old attacker barricaded himself by locking the door and started shooting until law enforcement officers broke in and stopped him. today the governor said that just before the shooting the gunman had warned online that he had shot his grandmother and was going to attack a school he had bought two ar-15 semi-automatic rifles just legally days before. there is still no motive but there may have been warning signs. tonight our teams are covering every part of the story. we'll hear from the president and loved ones of the victims, including one family i spoke with late today. >>> tonight amid the unbearable sh

from uvalde, texas, good night.

>> shock and grief is gripping one texas town after a gunman opened fire inside an elementary school killing at least 19 children and two adults. it happened in uvaldes before summer break. texas officials are identified the gunman as 18-year-old salvador ramos. he was killed by law enforcement officers and police believe he acted alone but a motive remains unknown. sources say the gunman first shot his grandmother who is now in critical condition. before he crashed his car near the school. one texas official described what happened next. >> he was observed exiting the vehicle with a rifle and backpack. he had a body armor with him. that is when ever the i believe the police officers engaged him. then there was a second call where he entered through the south door of the elementary school. he entered and that's when he started with his gunfire. >> and we are just learning the identity of one of the victims. the aunt of the fourth grade teacher says she was among those killed in tuesday's shooting. she had been an educator for 17 years. new data from the fbi reveals the amount of active shooter incidents across the u.s. increased more than 50% last y

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

reporting live from uvalde, texas. matt piper in new york.greg abbott is now fixing the national rifle associioio in houston, he will instead address the group via video and hold an afternoon news conference in uvalde, others not attending the convention include singers lee greenwood and testimony has ended and now to closing arguments in the johnny depp versus amber heard trial. he is suing her about an article she wrote about domestic abuse. and the unofficial start of summer, 39 million people are expected to travel and it comes as gas tops $4 in every state for the first time earlier this month. i'm matt piper. cbs news. new york. this is the "the cbs overnight news". reporting tonight from uvalde, texas. >> dokoupil: good evening, and thank you for joining us. i'm tony dokoupil, in for norah who is recovering from covid. and tonight we are here in uvalde, texas, once again, where a community's grief is turning to anger and frustration because of new questions about the official timeline of tuesday's school shooting that killed 19 childre

and we go to allie who is hosting from uvalde, texas, good evening. good evening, chris, thank, you and have a good rest of your night. thanks david home for joining us this hour, i'm coming to you live from outside robb elementary school, here in uvalde, texas, this is the latest american town whose name you may not have known, and yet will be shattered from a mass shooting. i'll be honest with you, the thing that strikes me when you walk around this town, main street is just up, there is how normal everything feels. the final days of school were canceled here yesterday, but it's graduation season here. there are big photos of local graduates, on local science outside of city hall, outside of businesses. driving down main street in uvalde, texas, you wouldn't know something so terrible's happened just blocks away. two blocks away, life looks as a normally does. but something terrible did happen here. this community, this small community lost 21 of its people right here at this school, everything has changed forever, this will never be a normal spot a

adrienne broaddus, cnn, uvalde, texas. >> in the coming hours, u.s. president joe biden and first lady jill biden will travel to uvalde to do something they did just a couple of weeks ago after the mass shooting in buffalo, comfort the victims of gun violence. cnn's arlette saenz has more. >> reporter: president biden is preparing to spend several hours on the ground in uvalde, texas, to try to offer comfort to those grieving families dealing with the losses of two teachers and 19 young children following that shooting at robb elementary school earlier this week. the president and first lady will depart sunday morning from their home in wilmington, delaware, then travel down to texas where the president is expected to meet with community leaders, religious leaders, and most importantly, the families who have lost their loved ones. president biden time and time again has gone into these types of communities to try to grieve and offer comfort with them in the wake of their losses. of course, the president himself has a very strong personal experience wit