wounded. today would have been the last day of the school year. instead of making plans for vacations, camps and cookouts, these families, right there you see them, are making funeral arrangements. grief is immeasurable. listen here to angel and how he learned his little girl was gone. she was just trying to do the right thing. she was just trying to call the cops. she was so scared of just strangers and things like this. she would lock the door when i would step out to put gas in the car. like, she this is literally like her worst fear. and she was just trying to help everyone. one little girl is covered in blood head to toe, like, i thought she was injured. i asked her what was wrong. and she said she s okay. she was hysterical saying they killed her best friend and she s not breathing and she was trying to call the cops. i asked the little girl the name, and she and she told me she said amerie. unthinkable the pain there. unthink able the pain. let s get to the sce
simply walk into the school. unimpeded is how the lieutenant with the police here described it. that he walked in. he walked down the hallway. there was an exchange of gunfire with police. but the schoolteachers, it seems, just didn t have enough time to lock the doors. and what the lieutenant says is when the gunman got inside the classroom, they re looking at whether or not there s some kind of security amemechanism wdoor the doors at the school that prevented the police from getting inside which as you said, allowed the gunman to remain in the classroom for possibly as long as an hour. shimon, we showed the video of the parents screaming, pleading at the police officers, please do more. please go inside. what have the authorities said about the reasons for the delay, for the long period of time?