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we showed you this at the top of the broadcast. these are the names and teachers of the 19 children killed and the two teachers. the news continue with laura coates. >> thank you, anderson, capitol h chilling photographs. >> i have to be honest with you that i had a panic attack when i dropped off my son this morning. wondering which would be the pic picture or the moment, trying to explain what this boy may mean to me. i resented that they would have to. my nine-year-old son whos rea...

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Of that presevalence and the gu and how much it was apart of the commun community? >> unfortunately, no. violence had always been extremely high in uvaldes history. from its beginning when it was founded and through the period during the 1920s. when the ku klux clan with the dominating politics there. >> until you have young boys recently times accused of going to his neighbors house and shooting her in the face. this is the kind of thing that people become immune to and learn to accept and like...

Poverty. there is just a total freedom of people in their ability to have guns. >> you have the most popular restaurant in town where this gunman apparently purchased his weapons. it is a restaurant with a gun store inside the restaurant. you have to understand people think thats normal and acceptable that you can have somebody walking in and buying military style tactical weapon. thats exactly what occurred. >> one could think about that notion though and on the one hand and say, look, it is so...

I was born in yauvalde. i lived there. my great grandmother settled in the uvalde and i grew up at my grandparents ranch which i still on and i grew up hunting and fishing there. i understood the deep love in the community for those activities. it is still very important to the community and there is a strong gun culture there. when i was growing up, it was quite different. now, it is extremely different with weapons could be purchased. >> so to that extent, i was not surprised that this tragedy...