than an hour while children inside were calling 9-1-1, begging for help. waiting because they apparently believed it was a barricaded subject situation. the police, not an active shooter. that was the wrong decision. texas officials say. a bit of hindsight, where i m sitting now, of course it was not the right decision. it was the wrong decision. very wrong. there s no excuse for that. there are so many unanswered questions tonight. but let s not lose sight about what this is all about. 19 children shot to death in their classroom, to teachers losing their lives as they try to save their students. and a country demanding to know how we stop this. cnn s 11 errors in uvalde tonight. ed, this is absolutely horrifying, this admission. what is the latest? one thing you need to remember is that for officers to work on school campuses, they go through a training mission. part of that, essentially outlines that if officers in these situations are not willing to go into these ro
had propped open the door to go outside and grabbers l phone. then the gunman fired shots at two people near the school ground. multiple shots fired in the school little evan 32. 11:33, the shove jack begins shooting at room 1:11. 1:12. 11:35, three police officers into the same door as the suspect entered. gunfire continued while as many as 19 agents were still on the highway aisleway. they didn t go into the classroom until a janitor brought the keys. second grader edward silver was in his class room when the shooting started. at first it started like something was popping. kind of like fireworks. just after 12:00 the 9-1-1 calls began from a child inside the classroom where shots were fired. she didn t find herself and whispered, she was in room 1:12. in 12:10 she called back and in room 12 advise multiple. did she called again on the phone, later and again it