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with kim brunhuber. ♪ we begin in uvalde, texas, where frustration is growing as we learn more chilling details about the mass shooting at an elementary school. 19 young students and 2 teachers gunned down. we're getting more on 911 calls made from inside the classroom while the attack was under way and the pleas from a student as gunfire rang out. there's growing criticism of police actions and inactions and scrutiny of the company that made the murder weapon. and cnn is speaking with the attorney for a teacher's aide from robb elementary. she's sharing her side of the story aft...

The potential for flash flooding extending from near tampa to the florida keys, to miami dade. all the way up towards titusville. i wanted to stay on that graphic a little longer because i wanted to show you it still has supporting winds with it of 40 miles per hour with some higher gusts. now, it has picked up some speed. it's moving off towards the northeast at just about 18 miles per hour. let's go ahead and show you what's happening in cuba. saw about 10 inches of rainfall in some of these areas. there you can see just how difficult it is across this area. and there will be more precipitat...

This morning tropical storm elsa is expected to bring heavy rain, damaging winds and potentially dangerous storm to florida. joining us now the director of the national hurricane sender. so, ken, we just learned that search and rescue operations have resumed in surfside. what is the impact of this storm surge potentially on that effort? >> yeah, we're really looking at some of the outer rain bands probably not much in the way of storm surge for that area, but we're really going to be looking at the next few days is the storm starts to get across cuba and get closer, start getting into day tues...

Way, farther west as steve has been telling us. this is the inherent weakness of the coastline all across florida. you can see where it's most weak when it comes to storm surge, it's mostly on this side of the state. that's why this is so concerning when you're looking at how it is now tracking this way. now, when we look at how a storm surge actually does look, this is an animation from the national hurricane sender and they laid it out. this might be a levy or storm surge barrier. then as the surge starts to come in, the bulges of water is what they're measuring over what the normal tide mig...