as investigators worked to piece together a motive. ramos s aunt shelby telling me she s in disbelief. my heart hurts for everyone right now. do you have any idea why he flipped. people go through things and nobody understands. everybody has, i don t know what was going on. reporter: while he had no known criminal history or record of mental health illness, a series of private messages posted on facebook give a chilling warning. the third post, less than 15 minutes before arriving at the school was i m going to shoot an elementary school. across texas, emotions running high. former congressman beto o rourke running for governor in texas disrupting his opponent greg abbott s news conference on wednesday saying another shooting would happen without real reform. you re doing nothing. no. he needs to get his sir, you re out of line. reporter: as so many others struggle to make sense of yet another mass shooting. this morning the painful images are continuing t
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country. it s a multifaceted problem but at least you need to have the discussion and lean in and not immediately spin and deflect and hide behind lies because you are just exacerbating the problem. you re continuing the problem. and that is beyond shameful. so, that would be my message to them, is just stop lying and focus on the lives that you are effectively killing every single day. stop lying. nicole hawkly and carol ann davis, thank you both very much. thank you. thank you. finally this morning, the san antonio express news features a front page story on the many acts of kindness in uvalde following tuesday s tragedy. lines of people wrapped around the herby ham community center waiting to donate blood. some coming from dozens of miles away. others handing out homemade pastries to state troopers and first responders in the area.
we saw it happen again there in uvalde. sam brock outside of robb elementary for us this morning. thank you. joining us now, co-founder and ceo of the sandy hook promise foundation, nicolle hockley. she lost her 6-year-old son dylan in the sandy hook shooting, and carol ann davis, about her experience raising two sons in newtown, connecticut, on day of and in the aftermath of that massacre. thank you for being with us. nicolle, so many of us thought immediately the other day about you and dylan and the other sandy hook families. we hope this would never happen again and yet here we are. first of all, how are you doing? how are the families that you have, this tragic community with, how are people in newtown holding up right now? i don t know about the town of newtown because i ve been very, very focused just on my family and my support network in