across the country. oversight chair woman carolyn maloney says she hopes the hearing will turn ang near action and her colleagues will listen with an open heart, as gun violence survivors and loved ones recount one of darkest days of their lives. a texas funeral homeworker was among the first to come face to face with the uvalde school shooter. in an exclusive interview with nbc, cody percento who helped bury several of the victims tried to go after the gunman and told by officers to back away. take a listen. the gunman had already entered the school. and the cops started showing up. and my wife gets there, and she give me my gun, i had my gun and i started walking toward the school, towards the side of the funeral home, walking down the side of the funeral home and the cops show up, hey, what you are
towards the side of the funeral home. and the cops show up. and he tell me, what are you doing? i m going to go in there and try to stop him. he told me you stay the [ bleep ] back. i said he is already in the school. stay back and shut the [ bleep ] up. that s what he told me. my intention was to stop him. i mean i feel guilty, man, because i couldn t stop him. hmm. amazing details there. also today department of homeland security secretary will be in uvalde meeting with officials. we are joined by three of the nbc news correspondents. gabe gutierrez in philadelphia. guad in texas and ali vitale on capitol hill. gabe? reporter: this was a shooting
hopefully you have one in your trunk. tomorrow the high is 11 degrees, guess what the low is? negative 10 there. on saturday though it s going to be a balmy 16 degrees. brian: of course, you focused on the visual and listened to the audio. it does remind me all your parties keep partying until the cops show up. ainsley: my neighbors, right? brian: nonstop complaining. nice woman, nonstop partying. salute starbucks. i can t tell you how many times i go to starbucks it s closed or not opening because they don t have people. so they are saying enough with the mandates. do that same thing with truck drivers and, oh yeah, do what the u.k. did today they can live their lives. take your mask off, use your own judgment and go school. has a lot to do with boris johnson turmoil self-inflicted. that s what i hoped to hear last night, steve. first year handling covid this is my second year. instead of hey, get vaccinated,
so successful. i got in the wrong line of work. but he moves claiming he was being harassed by evil right-wingers, that could be strippers looking for child support. often they look alike. his artwork is said to go from $75,000 to a half a million dollars a pop. i heard he gave a landscape painting to his dad and joe is convinced it s another window i his bedroom. anyway, that amount of money could buy a lot of straws which by the way is how hunter paints blowing through a straw. i m not joking, it s a great excuse when the cops show up. sorry officer, those are paintings for us no covered mountains. why should you care? today today we re inundated wit endless examples of racism it s in our cartoons, our clothing, even our denials is racism.
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