course. saying the united states will in fact send advanced rocket systems to the war torn country. we will have more on what led to the presidents change of heart. good morning, welcome to way too early, on this wednesday june 1st. i m jonathan lemere, thank you for being with us. the official account has changed once again. concerning how the gunman who massacred 19 children and their teachers entered the texas school. last friday, the director of the texas department of safety, said a teacher propped open the door. in which of the gunman used to enter. now the agency says the teacher had come back to close the door, but had failed to locked. the new account comes after a attorney for the teacher told the san antonio express news, that the teacher did prop up an the door. using a rock, so she could carry food from her car into the school. once you saw the gunman crashes car into a ditch. she went back inside the school to get her phone to report to crush the police. t
along with joey and the big story tonight, former president trump going full throttle at nascar this memorial day weekend. trump is bringing his patriotic message to fans at the charlotte motor speedway in north carolina tonight. and that s where we find fox news national correspondent madison scarpino. madison we know it is loud there but what has donald trump been up to so far? yeah. sorry about this noise tomi motor speedway over the track and crowd erupted. [inaudible conversations] [cheering] reporter: after making debut into air, former president made his way inside the track and former president trump met with gold star family members some of the hundred gold members here today. former president then saluting during national anthem 600 and this is only time sitting president has been to north carolina with a key battle ground state and trump won the state in both 2016 and 2020. [inaudible conversations] going to win north carolina? i do believe so. i think
the school. once you saw the gunman crashes car into a ditch. she went back inside the school to get her phone to report to crush the police. the attorney says, when she heard people at the funeral home across the street yell that the 18 year old seems to have a gun. she kicked the rocket away from the door, and then run back inside the school. the attorney told the newspaper quote: she remembers pulling the door closed. while telling 9-1-1 that he was shooting. she thought the door would lock, because that door is always supposed to be locked. officials say they are now looking into why that door did not look. you know services will continue today for the victims of the shooting. ten year old jose flores junior will be laid to rest. along with teacher irma garcia, and her husband joe. who tragically suffered a fatal heart attack just two days after his wife s death. yesterday, the first burials
at that board, telling a newspaper quote, i feel like they are responsible. members of that board didn t return our calls or e-mail. if we don t want people to get treatment, we created a great scenario to do that. reporter: treatment advocate doris fuller says cuts in psychiatric care have been happening for decades. when states close mental hospitals because of neglect and abuse, she says, they didn t build adequate replacements. today, we have about 450,000 people with mental illness living in jails and prisons. reporter: why did the united states just cut resources for the mentally ill over the past several decades? let s look at who those hospitals served. they serve a population that has no voice, a population that does not vote. reporter: the result, according to fuller, an increase in rampage shootings and other killings committed by the mentally ill. she says right now, about 10% of all homicides in the u.s. are committed by people with untreated mental illness.
lives next door stepped out. see the storm doing its thing and then it came behind the church. it came in behind the church right there and then all green florescent lighting it was transformer popping left and right and crash and power went out. i prayed to god as loud as i could. i was just praying for my safety and i knew that the church was shaken. i just prayed that the church stayed put. according to another person. another person in the mobile press newspaper quote it scared the crap out of me. this is an area that is very used to wicked weather. let s ask our chief meteorologist rick reichmuth. true, rick? look at the size of this storm. this is something they get regularly. yet, it seems to have moved in quick and large and powerfully. well, a couple things, first of all, you don t typically suspect these kinds of things to happen this season. certainly not on christmas. and in winter. you see these things a little bit more in the spring. and nobody is really