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out and, quite frankly, they're not having enough support that they need to do what they needed to do on the school bus or in the school classroom. and we're also seeing students and families who are suffering with mental health concerns that aren't being adequately addressed. will: yeah, i can only imagine the victim's family, how can you send your kid anymore to that school? on the side of the perpetrator, i mean, a failure at the familial level, the parenting level. again, to be in a position where you raise a child that can cross that many lines is absolutely stunning and disgusting. sharon hoover, thanks for joining us this morning. >> thank you so much for having me. will: still ahead, the amount of fentanyl seized in the first three months of this fiscal year, well, it's more than the total of the previous two years combined. arizona congressman juan kiss comanny say -- ciscomani if says policies are emboldening the cartels. plus, a polar vortex is squeezing the northeast with some areas seeing-s --
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and when they finally did, he realized how horrific everything was. >> i mean, just the question of him talking about what the officer said, telling people to get up and realizing he's the only one to move and every parent across america shimon, in that clip there is a picture of his -- i'm assuming his classroom name mr. reyes with the crayons and markers, this is outside of every menelementary school classroom in america. how is the community reacting to the texas state university report finding that officers they missed multiple opportunities to take the gunman out including before he even went into the school? is their reaction? >> reporter: yeah, so i think what is going on here is again, they're wondering why is information being released in this fashion. this is a report that was done