his mother, alexis. >> reporter: xavier's mom meeting his rescuers for the first time. she said she was focused on her 4-month-old when she saw xavier was missing. >> he's my best friend. so i don't know what i would do without him. sorry. >> reporter: officials say more than half of kids drown within 25 yards of a parent. there are a lot of things that parents can do to keep kids safe. know cpr. have fences around pools, and make sure your kids learn how to swim. zohreen shah, abc news, los angeles. >> that video tough to watch but a good reminder of pool safety this summer. thanks to zohreen. okay. >>> coming up, the world record involving the world's hottest pepper. the california man who scarfed down three carolina reaper chilies in record time. >>> and heating up across the pond, queen elizabeth's platinum jubilee celebrations. our own will ganss is there. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. after my car accident, i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. when that car hi

his mother, alexis. >> reporter: xavier's mom meeting his rescuers for the first time. she says she was focused on her 4-month-old when she saw xavier was missing. >> he's my best friend, so i don't know what i would do with him. sorry. >> reporter: officials say more than half of kids drown within 25 yards of a parent. there are a lot of things that parents can do to keep kids safe. know cpr, have fences around pools, and make sure kids learn how to swim. linsey? >> some potentially life-saving tips there, zohreen. thank you. there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this %-p florida, accused of threatening a mass shooting. >>> and panic inside an arena. the race to safety as word of a possible active shooter spread throughout the crowd. what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du more.. catching my train... making moves... ♪♪ making a connection... a train connection. that's how you du more with dupixent, which helps prevent asthma attacks. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to

after two and a half minutes, xavier coughed up water and cried. >> definitely hits home a lot harder having a son myself. >> reporter: the cdc says drowning is the number one cause of unintentional death for children between the ages of 1 and 4. >> hi there! >> reporter: xavier is back to his energetic ways his mom, alexis, who was caring for her 4-month-old when xavier slipped out is forever grateful. >> he's my best friend so i don't know what i would do without him. >> reporter: a fast-thinking father and son, saving a little boy anne thompson, nbc news >>> tonight we're also tracking some breaking news out of mexico, where hurricane agatha is making landfall residents and tourists in popular beach towns fled to shelters with the storm packing winds of 105 miles per hour agatha, cat 2, is the strongest hurricane on record to make landfall in may in the eastern pacific. >>> back here in the states to california where the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi was arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol saturday night after his porsche was struck by a jeep. a

xavier is your little brother. what was xavier like? >> he was a good kid. he's an awesome kid. loved to play with other children. he loved his niece very much. always took care of her. always. he loved dancing. >> he loved to dance. >> always loved to dance. >> what did he love to dance to? >> he was my dancing partner. >> he was your partner. >> everybody. >> my babies love to dance too. how did you learn about this happening? how did you learn about the shooting? >> my mom called me while i was picking up my daughter's medicine. i didn't know it was at robb until my dad called us at home. we're at home and right after this we rushed over here right away. >> when you got here, what did you see? >> just all the army. >> standing around. >> everybody here. >> so many people here and they were all standing away. >> did you know where xavier was? did you know what classroom he was in in. >> room 111. >> room 111. >> yes, ma'am. >> did you know where the shooter was? >> in his classroom. >> they say he locked himself in the classroom. >> what is it like to be without him today? >>

among the victims, ten year old xavier lopez. we talked to his brother josÉ and his brother's girlfriend about the boy that will always remember they love to dance. >> he loved to dance. i love to. dance >> would you love to dance to? >> he was my dancing partner. >> he was your partner. >> [inaudible] >> my babies learn to dance also. >> how did you learn about the shooting? >> my mom. >> all of the full interview later on this hour. but it do want to talk about texas state police and their investigation into law enforcement's response to the uvalde school shooting, which has come under incredible scrutiny as it should. officials acknowledging that police waited an hour for backup before entering the classroom and confronting the gunman. senate sure gutierrez is joining the three now. -- this is devastating to this community. it is devastating that it seems as if there is not a possibility of change to come. to stop something like this from happening again. almost our first with anticipating the presidents visit here tomorrow. i

guess what room 12:21, that call came from, room 111, that's where xavier was and xavier's brother asking today. was comparier still alive, was annabell still alive? had these people gone in earlier would they have remained alive? school resource officer was not here, not on campus. heard of the shooting, raced to the scene and then we heard he bypassed the shooter who was crouching down in a shooter and instead thought that the teacher was a shooter and armed. had he been on campus he would have been able to respond. i asked about s.w.a.t., uvalde s.w.a.t., part-time s.w.a.t. there are not personnel who are not here to respond. two years ago they said this is the type of situation they were preparing for, so if you're in this community and you've lost someone, you haven't lost someone, this is a tight-knit community, everyone knows one another. you are angry and no matter what the police are saying going forward, whether it's coming from dpso local police they are not going to trust it because already as we've gotten into three days of this thing we've been misled every stage of the way,

eight days later he was reunited with xavier and met his mother for the first time.he said she was helping her 4-month-old when she realized xavier, who has autism, was gone, and the door was open. >> anything can happen in a matter of minutes. i'm just glad that he's okay now and he's my best friend, so i don't know what i would do without him. sorry. >> reporter: responders say what happened in this complex is a sobering reminder that drowning doesn't always look like you might think. >> drownings don't always draw attention to themselves. it's just attentive people and just eyes on the water and paying attention to your surroundings that saves lives. >>> the world health organization says it's unlikely that a recent monkeypox outbreak will lead to a global pandemic but officials did say there's a window of opportunity now to curb rising cases. the public health body says monkeypox is not the same at all as covid-19 and the risks to the general public is rather low. however, health experts have been puzzled by that recent surge of monkeypox, especially in the cases

and joining me now are xavier's parents, john sander and mary graft.o much for joining us. i'm so sorry that we are here and that xavier is not, and that we're talking about him being gone here. can you just tell us a little bit about your son, who he was, and why he wanted to join the navy? >> he was a great boy. he was always a leader. he started off in martial arts at the age of 5. received his second degree black belt, moved on from all that, played quarterback all the way through high school, graduated and enlisted into the united states navy. following in his grandfather's footsteps. >> mary, can you tell me a little bit about xavier? >> he was a happy, kind, just a great kid. so many friends, just so full of life. and loved so much. >> we see the photos -- >> we miss him. >> of course you miss him. he's a beautiful, beautiful young man. and this carrier, this aircraft carrier was in a grueling period of refueling and overhaul. it is a nuclear-powered carrier, this is something that can take years. it is not normal, though, to see this kind of de

is back to his energetic ways his mom alexis, who was caring for her 4 month old when xavier slippe slipped out is forever grateful. >> reporter: anne thompson, nbc news >>> over the holiday weekend, a pair of unbeaten teams staking their claim as college lacrosse's best. maryland got out to an early lead the terrapins led for most of the game and withstood a cornell comeback to win the game and the title, 9-7 the terms completed an undefeated 18-0 season >> the tar heels knocked off boston college to win the women's national title >>> let's turn to extreme weather in different parts of the country. >> we have it all today. heavy snow in the rockies. summer-like weather and cool conditions in the inner mountain west we have an upper area of low pressure we have embedded thunderstorms on the backside of this system is where we're seeing this snow falling we're going to watch severe weather all day long 32 million people at risk. damaging winds, hail the size of golf balls also a couple tornados stretching from the great lakes all the way to parts of texas. anywhere you she see this s

. >> reporter: at xavier college prep, a dynasty in arizona high school sports, the real champ is a 78rvy nun. >> this is what savior's all about, right? ( cheering ) >> reporter: sister lynn winsor. you have a force of personality. fair to say? >> i would say. >> reporter: that energy is what you threw behind these sports. >> more opportunities for girls is what it's all about. >> reporter: sister lynn, a 1961 alum here, became xavier's athletic director in 1977, determined to put title ix into action. >> and, so, we sat down and we said we've got to make things change. >> reporter: you put in a lot in sports. yes, so how about soccer and beach volleyball. >> reporter: this month xavier softball team won it all, the school's 145th state championship across a dozen sports since sister lynn took charge. >> we don't win everthing. >> reporter: doesn't look it. senior riley flynn will pitch for harvard this fall. >> her attitude is contagious and you know she's got that champion attitude, we're going to win. >> her motto is women of faith pursuing excellence. so when we get into something

we learn about the smile of xavier.t is it -- looking at a picture right now, that's amerie jo, her father learned this morning that she had died, he asked the angels to watch over her this morning. >> i remember those moments. >> it's so hard. it's just so hard. xavier, his mother said he was always smiling, never saw him without a smile. just made the honor roll yesterday, the honor roll ceremony was just hours before the shooting itself. >> you know, my daughter should have just finished up her first year of college. i spent the past year watching pictures of all of the kids that she was friends with living out their first year in college. so i tell you that because the rabbi said at jamie's funeral we don't move on, we move forward. my hope for their parents is that they find a path moving forward where they can live and be there for those they love who are still here and having what i call a new normal, but always, always, always remembering that which you no longer have with you. and new things will come, new memo

together they have a baby and they loved xavier immensely.re a little bit of that interview with you now. let's listen. >> my mom, she had called me while i was picking up my dogs medicine. i didn't know, i didn't know is that the robin tell my dad had called us at home. after that, we rushed over here. >> what it was either like? >> he was a good kid. he was an often kid. love to play with her children. loved his niece very much. always took care of her, always. he loved dancing. always love to dance. >> what did he loved to dance? to >> he like to dance to -- he was my dancing partner. >> he was your partner? >> he dance with everybody. >> what is a like to be without him today? >> it's sucks. it's hard. >> can't even walk in the house. >> can't even go to his room. just to see his games, used to always play games together. used to always love playing fortnite. that was his favorite game. >> was he good at it? >> yeah. that was his favorite game. he always wanted me to play with him. i always did, every time i got a chance. i love playing w

nun. >> this is what xavier's all about, right?sister lynn windsor. you have a forceful personality. would you say? >> i would say. >> reporter: that energy you threw behind these sports. >> more opportunities for girls is what it's all about. >> reporter: she became xavier's athletic director in 1977, determined to put title nine into a. >> we sat down and said we got to make things change. >> reporter: you put in a lot of sports. >> we did. how about getting soccer going, how about beach volleyball? >> reporter: this month the school's 145th state championship across a dozen sports since sister lynn took charge. >> we wedon't win everything. >> reporter: senior royally flynn will pitch for harvard this fall. >> her attitude is contagious and she's got that champion attitude. >> her motto is women of faith pursuing excellence. so, from day one, we want to excel. but having funbb with making friends is, for girls, it's the most important thing. >> reporter: this nun turned winning intoan article of faith. cbs news, phoenix. >>> and

and kayleigh mentioned two of those children, amerie garza and xavier's lopez and xavier's grandmother said it's so hard. you send your kids to school and you think they'll come back home and they're not. i live near a school and when i go to work, i pass always at the same time. a lot of the students being walked to school by their parents. i looked at all of them today and saw the expressions on the parents' faces and i can't imagine what that feeling is like in this moment today for millions of americans who are carrying the burden and the tragedy and the pain in empathy and sympathy for the community of uvalde there and thinking to themselves, but what if this is the last time? how is this supposed to be the final good-bye for my 7-year-old, for my 11-year-old? my heart just breaks and my deepest prayers for all of those families there in uvalde, for all of them. >> harris: i apologize for breaking down. i was on the air, i think we were on the air together on the day of sandy hook. and i said 26 dead on that day. never again. look at where we are. we'll be right back. if you're a

xavier lopez. >>> we mentioned the love and support and the anger. the governor was interrupted by beto o'rourke, the democratic candidate for governor he called out governor abbott for doing nothing following several mass shootings in that state. >> if you want a solution of universal background checks red flag logs or extreme risk protection orders which stop the shooting before it happens. if you want all solution, safe storage laws. >> he interrupted the governor and held a makeshift news conference outside. governor abbott blamed the shooting and mental health challenges and did not mention munch about the easy access to assault rifles. >> we want to explore the idea of universal background checks for joining us now as a political analyst, dr. larry kersten. larry, thank you so much for joining us. the mass shooting in buffalo when the shooting massacre at a church in orange county yesterday shooting at an elementary school in texas. it seems like these mass shootings are happening more often. >> janel, good evening. if it seems like they are ha

xavier lopez was 10. he was awaiting a summer of swimming.of the party. he loved to dance and play baseball, and he, too, had just made the honor roll.

xavier lopez, 10. jose flores, 10. whose i garcia, nine. dedededededede teachers.s it for our show. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible by democracy now!] xÑÑñÑñÑññÑçÑqÑqÑqÑqÑÑÑÑ#Ñ#ww Ñ?Ñ? (sophie fouron) it's such a small plane. it's not your first flight, is it? (pilot) first flight of the day. (sophie fouron) first flight of the day! o.k. good enough. we're off to great barrier island this morning. it's a 30-minute flight from auckland, new zealand. they have incredible fauna and flora over there, as well as secluded and quiet bays and beaches. i think i could get used to this. great barrier is quite isolated.

vallejo police say 32 year-old xavier williams started a fire at the gourmet grocery store anchor pantry about 3.30 this morning. the store's owner says her security cameras caught the man in at kron four's. rob nesbitt tells us how people quickly came together to help. a pile of burnt debris sits in front of boarded-up anchor pantry. the owner says only 20 minutes passed from the time the suspect lit the fire to the time she watched it back on her security cameras within minutes of walking up to the front door of the anchor pantry. this man has flames started. not the news that jessica brooks want to wake up to tuesday morning. >> i was just stunned and couldn't believe that it was happening. i mean, it was. almost fully engulfed by the time. you know, we were only here for just a few minutes late. hopefully say the suspect caught on camera is 32 year-old xavier williams who was located a short distance away from the store, arrested and charged with arson. they found the guy just within a few blocks of here. >> brooks says she does have insurance, but that almost everything inside her g

it was just sitting in storage. >> reporter: xavier offered the trailer to donna and her family.dn't step up? >> we would have been homeless. >> reporter: on the streets. >> yep. >> reporter: what pushed you to do that? >> it's called doing the right thing. yeah. >> reporter: one act of kindness helping one family. while so many others are left to figure out their place in this new boise on their own. the lucy cavanaugh, cnn, boise, idaho. >> thanks to lucy for that report. >>> still ahead, despite the conflict back on earth, u.s. astronauts and russian cosmonauts are working hand in hand in space. next, we'll have two astronauts who described their shared goal and the magnitude of their mission. we'll be right back. get help managing your money for the life -- and years -- ahead. with fidelity income planning, we'll look at what you've saved, what you'll need, and build a straightforward plan to generate income, even when you're not working. a plan that gives you the chance to grow your savings and create cash flow that lasts. along the way, we'll give you ways to be tax efficie

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and then xavier lopez. he was praised for his honor roll achievement in fourth grade just hours before he was killed. his mother took this picture of him and told him how she was so proud of him and that she loved him. think about it, she didn't know that was going to be the last moment they shared together. xavier was days away from the end of the school year and he could not wait, they say, to finally be heading to middle school. his mom says xavier was funny. he was never serious, and his smile would cheer anyone up. parents please know, families please know that we are grieving with you. staying up half the ninight searching for savings on your prescrcriptions? just ask your cvs pharmacist. we search for savings for you. from coupons to lower costs options. each year just for filling at cvs pharmacy. (vo) when it comes to sety, the highest level of safety you can earn? subaru. when it comes to longevity, who has the highest percentage of its vehicles still on the road after ten years? subaru. and when i

there was xavier james lopez who was 10. a family member saying xavier's mom was at that awards ceremony just hours before the shooting. she had no idea it would be her final time with her son. his grandmother on the pain. >> just so hard. you send your kids to school and thinking they're going to make it back home and then they're not. >> reporter: annabelle rodriguez was 10. she died along with her cousin, jacklyn jaylen cazares, also 10 years old. seen here in her first communion just weeks ago. her father telling abc news, "my little girl was full of life and touched so many people. she had the biggest heart. jackie was the one that would go out of her way to help anyone." 10-year-old rojelio torres. his mother telling us he was a "very smart and loving child." there was 10-year-old makenne lee elrod. jayce carmelo luevanos, 10. and jailah nicole silguero, 11. they were cousins, too. the family telling us, "they were nothing but loving baby angels, always had a smile on their face, just full of life." uziyah garcia. his

mary grast's son xavier sandor was found unresponsive on the ship from a self-inflicted gunshot on april5th. >> it was a construction site and he worked 12-hour shifts at night. so he couldn't sleep during the day on the ship. >> reporter: he told his parents about the cramped, hot, and noisy conditions. >> we were always, "xavier, it will get better," not knowing, really, what the conditions really were. it's going to haunt me for the rest of my life. >> reporter: the navy says, as of this week, 260 of the 400 onboard will now be permitted to live off-ship, with plans to get more off the ship in the coming weeks. the top navy enlisted sailor says he understands conditions on a docked ship are tough and that the navy should do better to manage sailors' expectations. for now, the navy says they are investigating these deaths and will immediately implement mental health support on that ship. david? >> all right, stephanie ramos, thank you. >>> tonight, the supreme court has ruled unanimously that the city of boston violated the first amendment when it rejected a civic group's application t

you sent your kid to saint francis xavier. then they went on from saint francis xavier and they either went to catholic high school or saint joseph if you were a girl or and catholic if you were a boy and then or redemptress which was you know coed. um, and so and that was the best education so my parents by the time i came along had the opportunity to me to a catholic school. but the catholic school was all black because the black schools you didn't necessarily get the great education in because they weren't getting the money. but when i left that school, i went to a public high school and my whole world opened up. and all different backgrounds majority white school ended up becoming the senior class president. the best personality one of the most popular people at school because i was like an animal that had been caged and let out and i had seen the world and i was like wow, but i wasn't it wasn't i wasn't always treated the best way. by my new friends who didn't look like me. but it was a challenge to me to get to understan

xavier lopez was a fourth grader, he was only 10 years old.n award at the school with his mother just hours before the shooting, the last time she saw him alive. and the associated press reports 8-year-old u z iah garcia is also among the dead two. teachers were also

one of those sailors who died by suicide was master at arms seaman recruit xavier sandor. the way their son described the living conditions on the ship. >> he said it was awful, dad. people shouldn't have to live like this. you know, he loved his job. he did his 12-hour shifts, and how do you sleep on an aircraft carrier where jackhammering and smoke and smells during the day. so he would sleep in his car. it's just awful. no sailor should have even been living on that ship in those conditions. >> it's just heartbreaking. we want to bring in jeffrey smith now. he is an associate professor and history department chair at the university of hawaii at hilo. thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you for having me on your show. >> it is of course a tragic story, but one we need to shine a light on. multiple suicides on the uss george washington, a nuclear-powered ship that's been docked in virginia for a year undergoing a major overhaul. now you have studied military suicides extensively. why do you think we're seeing this happen during a noncombat situation? and why wha

ten-year-old xavier lopez, a fourth grader. jackie, eliahana, elly garcia. just some of the names and faces of the victims of that horrific school shooting in texas. we will hear more about the lives lost, including from a dad

ten-year-old xavier lopez, a fourth grader. jackie, eliahana, elly garcia. just some of the names and faces of the victims of that horrific school shooting in texas. we will hear more about the lives lost, including from a dad who learned about his daughter while aiding other victims. plus, new details raising questions about why it took police so long to stop the killer. we'll have the account from the witness who says police were gathered outside while the gunman was on his rampage inside. tempers flare after democratic candidate for texas governor beto o'rourke interrupts a news conference of a man he is trying to replace. >>> good morning, and welcome to "way too early." on this thursday, may 26th. i'm jonathan lemire. we're glad you joined us. this morning it is not clear why a teenager in uvalde, texas, attacked an elementary school, killing 19 children, and two teachers. while investigators work to find the motive we're learning more about tuesday's attack and what led up to it. after crashing his grandmother's truck outside the school, the gunman ran

no logra entender por quÉ le arrebataron la vida de una forma tan trÁgica, al igual que xavier lÓpezcimiento unos 15 minutos antes de la balacera, sin imaginar que ese serÍa el Último abrazo que les darÍan. en uvalde, texas, marlene guzmÁn, univisiÓn. leÓn: asÍ como la comunidad esta buscando consuelo, tambiÉn comienzan a emerger detalles de lo que ocurriÓ allÁ dentro dÍa de ayer. por ejemplo el asesino pasÓ 40 minutos antes de ser abatido, 40 minutos haya adentro. salvador tienen para ustedes un recuento. salvador: familias enteras de toda la comunidad de uvalde han llegado a la escena de la masacre, muchos derramando lÁgrimas en m tiempo exigiendo explicaciones del motivo del ataque y queriendo saber si fue razonable el tiempo en que la policÍa tardÓ en llegar a la escena. el pistolero salvador ramos llegÓ 11:32 a.m. y la escuela anuncio el cierre por el tiroteo 11:43 a.m. >> imagÍnese usted ser padre y que pase esto de la noche a la maÑana. >> alarmante, estamos todos destrozados a quien la comunidad. he hablado con amigos y familiares estÁn sintiendo lo mismo. >> que es intolerab

xavier's mom was there to cheer him on as he received his honor roll certificate.i rubio, a star student at robb elementary. her parents were also at the school to celebrate her making the all a honor roll, and getting a good citizen award hours before she was killed. >> we have a journal here of hers, she wanted to go it australia. >> she wanted to go to australia. >> she wanted to go to law school. >> law school. >> yes, st. mary's. >> she's just not a number. hopefully something gets resolved. that's all we ask. hopefully something gets resolved. >> i know this is very difficult, but what would you like to get resolved what would you like to see resolved? >> violence, guns. i'm a cop. i'm a deputy here in uvalde county. this is enough. this is enough. no one else has to go through this. >> it is so difficult in this community, and they're processing so much. again, here at the robb elementary school, you can see, there is a young girl now, two, at the memorial here, by the sign of the school, the balloons, the flowers, and now the crosses remembering the victims

. >> eliana torres, never far from a softball field 10-year-old xavier lopez ellie garcia many showing up to school tuesday dressed to impress as part of a school wide foot loose and fabsy day. and then there's ann marie jo garza captured in her last known photo, hours before her shooting, proud to show off her certificate. she was shot while trying to call 911 the loss of 10-year-old jose flores jr. writing i still can't believe this happened. my heart is broken. i'm going to miss you so much. rest in paradise, when they've lost a child, what do you say? >> don't say anything, just embrace them. >> tonight with a massive investigation and questions that may never be answered, a family clings to the faces and names. >> morgan joins us now from the reunification center where so many parents gathered yesterday. what's the status now, morgan? >> lester, tonight authorities have confirmed that they've contacted every family of the victims involved this has become a grieving center counselors have been onhand for people to recover. it will remain here for the foreseeable future in the meant

tambiÉn en cuanto al tirador lo Último que se sabe por parte este momento mostramos la fotografÍa de xavieruso trajo a sus hijos primos de Él dÁndole condolencias y rodando las lÁgrimas por la situaciÓn lo que ha dicho la policÍa es que la policÍa local no pudo abatir al tirador tuvieron que llegar el equipo de tÁcticas especiales y no se sabe si aprovechÓ de dispararle al resto de los niÑos >>> muchÍsimas gracias desde uvalde, texas >>> lo que sabemos hasta el momento de este atacante nuevamente salvador ramos tenÍa 18 aÑos estudiÓ en esa misma escuela y acudÍa a la preparatoria uvalde pero las autoridades aÚn estÁn investigando los posibles motivos para cometer semejante crimen le habrÍa disparado a su abuela antes de dirigirse a la escuela han pasado casi 12 horas y todavÍa hay padres que siguen buscando a sus hijos >> aÚn no saben nada de ella >>> conversamos con su madre y su madrastra quienes confirmaron que una prima de anabelle es una de las 17 vÍctimas fatales >>> no estÁ en el hospital de uvalde no donde llevaron a los niÑos no sabemos dÓnde estÁ >>> en estos momentos de incertidu

xavier lopez was a fourth grader, he was only 10 years old.e accepted an award at the school with his mother just hours before the shooting, the last time she saw him alive. and the associated press reports 8-year-old u z iah garcia is also among the dead two. teachers were also killed. including this lady eva morlz who spent nearly two decades in that school district. >> will: sources tell fox news the suspected shooter 18-year-old salvador ramos was shot and killed border patrol agent special unit who respond to the disaster. an emotional president biden addressed the nation moments after the tragedy. biden is offering quote any and all assistance to texas governor greg abbott. across the country flags are flying at half-staff to honor the victims. >> ainsley: we also have live team coverage there in uvalde. we have lawrence jones joining us from texas. lawrence, what's the latest there? >> >> lawrence: guys, you know, i have covered many shootings involving young people, whether it's chicago or philly. the smell of death here. i just saw th

kids anxiously waiting for summer vacation like 10 year-old xavier lopez. his grandmother called him the life of the party. he was simply looking forward to a summer of swimming. xavier died alongside many of his 4th grade classmates like 10 year-old ellie, ana garcia. she was very happy very outgoing. >> have 2 dads saying play sports. they can to family enjoyed being with the family. >> couldn't. she was. tuesday. sunny. >> also among the victims are to 4th grade teachers, irma, garcia and ewa meet on this each with kids of their own. meet alice, his daughter posted this picture on twitter, writing a letter to her mom calling her a hero who jumped in front of her students. she wrote my heart will for ever be broken. my best friend. my twin was taken from me. meet alice, his friend said this on news nation prime. i would describe her as a she. >> she lived up to that to the and one of things that i that well always remember about by lose her smile. anne marie garza was another one of the children shot and killed. her family said the gunman walked in and sa

vallejo police say 32 year-old xavier adams or excuse me. williams started the fire at the store. the store's owner says her security cameras caught the man in the act. kron four's rob nesbitt has the story. >> a pile of burnt debris sits in front of boarded-up anchor pantry. the owner says only 20 minutes passed from the time the suspect lit the fire to the time she watched it back on her security cameras within minutes of walking up to the front door of the anchor pantry. this man has flames started. not the news that jessica brooks want to wake up to tuesday morning. >> i was just stunned and couldn't believe it was happening. i mean, it was. almost fully engulfed by the time. you know, we were only here for just a few minutes late. hopefully say the suspect caught on camera is 32 year-old xavier williams who was located a short distance away from the store, arrested and charged with arson. they found the guy just within a few blocks of here. >> brooks says she does have insurance, but that almost everything inside her gourmet food store was destroyed in early morning fire that

. >> a year ago xavier and his family were living in california but a visit to boise inspired them tomething better. we decided to take a road trip up here to visit some friends and we fell in love. >> reporter: the family found a home they loved prices under $600,000. but decided to put purchasing until things settled down. now that home and others like are it out of reach. >> now i'd say it is close to 2 million. >> so what is the reality of home ownership in boise now? >> there is waiting lists. there are people putting down payments down on empty lots that aren't even built. >> >> reporter: now the sound of paradise is changing. according to the u.s. census bureau, idaho is the fastest growing state in the country. the boise area, which has seen roughly a 10% increase in population since 2019, is struggling to cope with the influx of new arrivals. >> and it is kind of like every single thing that you could think of in some way has changed. and it is just so quickly. and you're trying to wrap your head around it and realizing, i have to have a totally new definition for what my hom

xavier lopez. alecia ramirez, rogelio torres and allie garcia. authorities had confirmed that all of them were in a single classroom led by irma garcia and eva mireles, friends and co- teachers for the past five years. irma garcia was an avid hiker, and the fun of the party. a relative also called eva mireles a hero, citing law enforcement saying that she used her body to shield her children from the attackers. i have worked for this district for 30 years. i never thought that i would be sitting in front of you doing this today. please, pray for our teachers, pray for our community. we will move forward. >> another american town, shattered, that will remember these names and faces forever. >>> back here, locally, and outcry for lawmakers to truly do something to prevent another mass shooting from happening. the name and the age of each victim was read aloud, and the memorial in foster city. among the speakers calling for change was a young student. >> i want our country to be better. i hope that someday we will not be worried that this will happe

xavier has autism and is nonverbal.ight of his mother who says that her son is drawn to the water. luckily, his neighbor maddox wester house spotted him and quickly ran to alert his father. my friends were yelling at me to go get help and i just went like oh no and ran. >> maddox quickly got his dad who quickly jumped theliked fence to rescue xavier to perform cpr. he had been under water for nearry three and a half minutes. the three were reunited at press conference praising maddox and his dad for efforts. xavier's mother also thanking them for saving her done's lifive life. >> on that day that was one of the most heroic things we have ever witnessed. we usually get to the just in the aftermath. we don't get to witness a person that did what you did and had the tremendous outcome. >> i'm just glad that he is okay now. he is my best friend. so i don't know what i would do without him. >> todd: guys, in a week of such sad stories, nice to deliver a beautiful story for once. back to you. >> will: absolutely, todd. >> ain

xavier, a ten-year-old boy, said -- guests would room he was a? 111. would he be alive today have gotten sooner? he had a girlfriend, would she be alive today? i saw the memorial site, xavier and annabelle, their memorials were together, in death they were together. in life they were together as little ten year old kids. i just spoke to a family that visited from the san antonio area. this was the father who served in afghanistan and iraq, multiple tourists, until he retired for 20 years later. his wife is still enlisted. the brother 13-year-old son, who is immunocompromised. this is a boy who spent his life in the hospital. he knows what it's like to be in the hospital to feel different. he was so incredibly emotional with me alex, such a strong kit. i asked his father, are you scared for your kid now? going to school, day in and day out? you know what it's like to carry a gun. you know what it's like to be in a war. do you feel that we are and we're now in this country? he said, yeah, i feel like the worst come here. i want you to take a listen for y

i talked to the brother of ten-year-old victim xavier lopez, as well as his girlfriend. take a listen. >> are you guys frustrated at all by the way the police handle? this >> very. >> which frustrates you the most? >> they didn't do anything. they just standing around the whole time. >> they didn't do anything. that is much of what's the community is saying. they did not do anything. they were standing around the whole time. why did they not act? could babies be alive today had they acted sooner? while officials released a new timeline of events, there are still so many unanswered questions. in fact there are more. questions they still were not ready to answer, even when confronted at the news conference. >> why was the school resource officer off-campus? did you s.w.a.t. respond to the scene? >> uvalde has a part-time s.w.a.t. team, number one. and the ist has got-limited officers. whatever? got six. the can independent school district has got six officers. >> look where was the resource officer? why was he not on campus? >> he was not on campus. >> why? >> again, we le

and hospitalizations are up nearly 20% in the last week, and health and human services secretary xavier becerra has tested positive on a trip to germany. his office says becerra is fully vaccinated and boosted and has mild symptoms. >>> also tonight, new details in the buffalo mass shooting revealing more about the suspect's behavior leading up to the rampage. a 911 dispatcher on leave accused of hanging up on a store employee as the shooting unfolded. emilie ikeda is in buffalo for us >> reporter: tonight, another tops store employee describing a chilling encounter with the 18-year-old suspect the day before the shooting police saying he planned his hate-fueled rampage for months. >> i had met him in the meat department area ask him could he leave the store that he can't solicit in the store. >> reporter: chanel harris teague telling our buffalo station wgrz she had no idea she'd see him the next day, too. >> i can still hear the gun shooting people screaming people crying. >> reporter: jerome bridges was also inside >> as i was barricading the door i heard more gunshots. he kept getti

. >> police later arrested 32 xavier williams on suspicion of arson. the motive unclear. meanwhile, the neighborhood is raising money for those repairs. >>> a firefighter was among three people hurt in an apartment fire in san jose. the it broke out around 10:00 this morning on fitchville avenue not far have valley medical centers. two residents also hurt one taken to the hospital with burn injuries. the cause of the fire is under investigation but firefighters tell us it may have started in a unit under construction. >>> still to come, a bay area city wants to become a sanctuary for people seeking abortions. >> under no circumstances shut anyone make a decision what i do or anybody with a uter us does with their body. >> details on the proposed resolution being debated right now. and the truth is out there. but where? the unusual hearing of washington, d.c. seeking answers about ufos and the bay area expert who says it's about time. and apple is not the type of company to take stems backwards why the company delays employees returning to work. >>> temperatures topped out

the little police say 32 year-old xavier williams started a fire at the store anchor pantry. it happened about 3.30, this morning. yeah. the store's owner says her security cameras caught the man in the act. >> kron four's rob nesbitt reports on how the downtown area came together within hours to help the 2 businesses damaged by the fire. a pile of burnt debris sits in front of a boarded-up anchor pantry. >> the owner says only 20 minutes passed from the time the suspect lit the fire to the time she watched it back on her security cameras within minutes of walking up to the front door of the anchor pantry. this man has flames started. not the news that jessica brooks want to wake up to tuesday morning. >> i was just stunned and couldn't believe that it was happening. i mean, it was. almost fully engulfed by the time. you know, we were only here for just a few minutes late. hopefully say the suspect caught on camera is 32 year-old xavier williams who was located a short distance away from the store, arrested and charged with arson. they found the guy just within a few blocks o

the crowd as he was going back to the locker room to get stitched up after he caught an elbow from xavier tillman. draymond went on to say that he makes 25 million dollars a year. so he thinks he will be ok, i do, too. meanwhile, we've gotten andre iguodala update today. he is out with that neck injury. still, he had made some progress, but he still isn't ready for game action. he'll be reevaluated again in one week. as for the guys who will play it. staffing company. they were back at practice today. the warriors got him a good one today. look to protect their home court on saturday night. we're going to have ourselves a day on saturday. we have the giants at 4.15, at oracle park. >> honoring buster posey is officially buster posey day. then just hour and some change later, the warriors will tip off just down the street >> good to great. chase is going to be probably the loudest it's ever been would be my guess. and you know, this is really become a great home floor for we love playing here. and we're excited for the challenge and for the opportunity on saturday. >> yeah, i'm excited for

police say 32 year-old xavier williams started the fire at the store. >> the owner says her security cameras caught him in the act. a kron four's. rob nesbitt has the story. a pile of burnt debris sits in front of boarded-up anchor pantry. >> the owner says only 20 minutes passed from the time the suspect lit the fire to the time she watched it back on her security cameras within minutes of walking up to the front door of the anchor pantry. this man has flames started. not the news that jessica brooks want to wake up to tuesday morning. >> i was just stunned and couldn't believe it was happening. i mean, it was. almost fully engulfed by the time. you know, we were only here for just a few minutes late. hopefully say the suspect caught on camera is 32 year-old xavier williams who was located a short distance away from the store, arrested and charged with arson. they found the guy just within a few blocks of here. >> brooks says she does have insurance, but that almost everything inside her gourmet food store was destroyed in early morning fire that has others on the block like karen f