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>> we're there as families and communities grapple with the worst news possible extraordinary, in depth look at how gun violence is destroying communities and plaguing our country >> this is one night in one city, in the richest country in the world. how can this make any sense? >> this is a special edition of nbc "nightly news" with kate snow. "one night in america. >> good evening. we have new information tonight about the mass shooting in uvalde, texas, that a total of 400 officers were on the scene that day a new report detailing failure after failure. but we're going to begin by...

as well as a new video showing the police response to that massacre. a texas house committee investigating this may 24th shooting at robb elementary released a preliminary report on what it has learned so far. saying it found, quote, systemic failures and egregiously poor decision making. those systemic failures including three exterior doors that were unlocked, a classroom door with a faulty lock that nobody dealt with, wi-fi that was not working properly, and a force of nearly 400 law enforcement officers larger than the garrison that defended the alamo that did not have clear lead...

a shooting at a mall. let us listen in. >> before the chief gets up, i have a few comments i'd like to make. i'll not be able to say anything of what's already been said by so many sites at mass shootings in america. i don't want to be among the mayors that has to share these statements but i am. i grieve for these senseless killings and i ache for the stars left behind on the victims and on our community. and as we stand here in shock, i'm proud of my first responders who instantaneously responded to the scene. the men and women of the greenwood police department, the greenwood fire...

Hospital where american doctors are spending many sleepless nights. >> reporter: emergency cases continue to stream into port-au-prince general hospital all through the night. these tents have become the capital's main e.r. run by international doctors. >> going to try to get him some insulin to take home with him if we can. >> reporter: the trauma cases have subsided, but common ailments can kill. >> i'll wait for the malaria kit and check her. >> reporter: malaria, dehydration, even diabetes dangerous in post quake haiti. >> do we have insulin we can give him at all? we need to send him home...