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Weren t surprised given the gun culture in uvalde. tell me a little more about this area as to why that was your sentiment. of course, i understand you were not undermining or minimizing what s happened by not being surprised, but the culture itself is what shook you. laura, thank you for having me. what i meant to convey in saying i wasn t surprised was that as i watched the events unfold, i understood them. and i knew it was a very complex set of events. and it was that tragedy and that very, very deep sadness that drove me to write the article. i was born in uvalde. i have lived there. my great grandfather settled in uvalde in the 1870s. and i grew up at my grandparents ranch which i still own in northern uvalde, and i grew up hunting and fishing there. ....
It s just it breaks your heart to even think of all the different law enforcement entities you just named, that you still have 19 children and 2 teachers dead at that school. uvalde, texas. it s horrible. unconscionable. thank you so much for your time. we re going to obviously continue and cover this really important aspect in the broader picture as well. but now to the breaking supreme court developments. we have an exclusive update on the investigation into the leak that rocked the nation and may foreshadow a decision on roe v. wade. that s next. rks are created equal. t-mobile covers more highway miles with 5g than verizon. t-mobile has more 5g bars in more places than anyone. another reason t-mobile is t the leader in 5g. ....
Top of the broadcast. these are the names and faces of 19 children, 2 teachers killed a week ago today in uvalde, texas. the news continues. let s hand it over to laura coates. a chilling photograph for so many reasons. i am laura coates and this is cnn tonight. look, i m going to be honest with you. i had a panic attack dropping my son off at school this morning. a full-blown panic attack. i was terrified at the prospect it could be my last good-bye with my baby. wondering which would be the picture, the moment, the stories i might have to tell to try to explain what this boy means to me. i look at the teachers that were opening the car doors to greet him, and i prayed in those moments that they would care enough to protect my child. all of our children. and frankly, i resented that they might have to. my 9-year-old son, who is ....
They ll reinterview every one of those folks. the interesting thing here, though, you ll remember from your own time at doj, this is not a criminal investigation that they re conducting. so they won t have the normal criminal process and grand jury proceedings behind them to really leverage people to force cooperation and the production of information. so you might have a situation with an individual like, for example, let s take the chief, chief arredondo, who apparently is refusing to talk to the texas department of public safety. if he continues to refuse to cooperate, there may be very little that doj or anyone else can do to force that cooperation. without a legal hook or a predicate here, we have to see what happens next and that review will be so crucial. thank you, andrew mccabe. you know, this massacre has thrust the community of uvalde into the national spotlight. and tonight, a unique glimpse at how guns are woven into the fabric of this small town. ....
Answers from the uvalde police? even one week later. questions like, why did it take so long to take down a mass murderer as children were begging for help? and why did the police chief in charge of this school district order his officers to hold off on entering these classrooms and why won t that chief, pete arredondo, answer the key questions himself? i mean, he was the incident commander and he won t answer these questions from reporters. in fact, he won t even answer them from the texas rangers. hasn t talked to them apparently in two days. won t respond to the rangers request for even a follow-up interview. why not? we re going to examine the helpers. and the 78 minutes between the time this murderer entered the school and when he was killed. were the 19 officers inside robb elementary aware there were 911 calls coming from children ....