first in uvalde, families of loved ones that killed 19 children and two teachers are mourning in that community. an investigation into what exactly went wrong. why didn t officers get into that school and confront the gunman much faster? here s how a texas lawmaker described his conversation with one little girl s father. the. reporter: their little girl had been shot in the back with one bullet through the kidney area. she likely bled out, according to the first responder. who is to know what would have happened to that little girl had officers showed up timely, had they gone in timely? we have comprehensive coverage for you this morning. nbc s morgan chesky is live in uvalde. howard litman, former attorney under president clinton, and cedric alexander is part of the national organization black law enforcement. he is now an msnbc law enforcement analyst. morgan, funerals start for the victims of this shooting soon. what else can you tell us from there on the ground? ch
12:05, tactical border officers involved, but it wasn t until 12:30 that they actually went in. we need some clarity, but in the meantime, we have lawmakers, chris, who are calling on the fbi to take a look of their own, because there are people here in uvalde, chris, that tell me with the dps story changing last week, at this point there is a lot of uncertainty of what they can believe and what they can t believe actually took place here, and that s unfortunate, and it only puts closure that much farther away for this tight-knit community. we do know, chris, that according to dps, it was the incident commander on the scene, the police district force of only about half a dozen officers who made the initial call to transition from an active shooter situation to a barricaded suspect situation, and that is what allowed that