you know, he listened to everything. we listened to him. he shed some tears, we shed some tears. reporter: indeed. this is going to be a difficult week for the members of the community as those parents prepare to say good-bye to 19 children and 2 teachers. i spoke with a woman who has lived here nearly all of her life. she told me the initial shock of the shooting is starting to wear off, but the reality of what life will look like is beginning to sink in. she said each day the pain gets heavier and heavier. we ve seen families standing in front of this memorial with their grief. the only thing they have to hold onto now are memories of their children because time didn t allow them to say good-bye. say good-bye to kids they thought would live decades longer, john. just unimaginable grief and
due to gun violence and that family told me what was happening here was bringing up raw emotions for them. in regards to jayden, he did mention he s going to miss all of his friends. he said he s doing better but he s sad knowing his friends died. i can t help but to underscore these kids were preparing for summer vacation. thursday was supposed to be the last day of the school year. at the end of the school year when you say good-bye, you say i m going to my you. i ll see you next year. that s not the case in uvalde. they will never see their friends again. not the 19 that died or the two teachers. sd this is supposed to be the exciting time. you get ready for the summer and now they had the say good-bye permanently to their friends. i just keep about the litting boy saying it probably will happen again. yp it will happen again. you can t look at him in the
1700 soldiers with 82nd airborne loaded up, shipped out to poland which shares a border with ukraine. they were given less than 18 hours to get ready, say good-bye to their families, with no indication when they ll be home. the pentagon called the deployment temporary. reporter: tomorrow, putin travels to china to visit president xi and attend opening ceremony. last time, he carved off a piece of georgia on the black sea claiming he was defending the pro-russian community there. thank you. now to a surge in violent crime. president biden under pressure to do more to stop it. today he came here to new york city to highlight plans to reduce gun violence. here is gabe gutierrez. reporter: under pressure to do more about surging crime, president biden today in new york city meeting new mayor eric adams and others. we want to crackdown on flow of firearms used to commit violence, that includes taking on and shutting down rogue gun
we have carolyn manno with us as well. and as he mentioned in his post, he said it s best i leave the field of play to the next generation of dedicated and committed athletes. talk about that next generation, specifically, the next generation of quarterbacks who really looked up to him as a model for who to emulate. oh, yes, exciting. i mean, are we going to see another tom brady right around the corner? no, that s going to take decades. i mean, you re looking at more than 20 years of accomplishments that might never be touched, but this is how it goes in sports. it s cyclical. time comes for everybody. rafael nadal contemplating retirement months before rin w winning another and the point about new england, he has proven he s really meticulous and compartmentalizing how he s feeling when he s feeling it. and so i think andy is spot on there. he did say good-bye to new england. he did move on to tampa and he moved there with his family and
republicans upset about this, it is democrats. and now joe manchin calling it a frightening thing, controlling the influx of migrants at the southern border, says we are facing an unprecedented increase in migrants and will only get worse if the administration ends the title 42 policy warning that this must stay in place, bill. sandra, to speak frankly, what we are hearing from everybody on the ground, border patrol, c.b.p., an absolute disaster may 23 when title 42 drops and i was stunned to hear d.h.s. project they are expecting upwards of 18,000 illegal crossings every single day when that happens. what we are being told is if that were the case, keep in mind, we are at 7,000 a day now, more than a doubling of the current situation and border patrol is already overwhelmed. what we are told, say good-bye to border agents on patrol when title 42 drops.