not sure it s going to happen. until the redemptive power of the love of all of our children is greater than the destructive power of the love of our guns and money, and power, until that redemptive love of our children turns into action, then nothing is going to change. this can be different. because i think that we have to make it different. and so we cannot give into this feeling that nothing can be done. that works in favor of the status quo that allows our children to live under this threat. we cannot live under this, we have to organize. what will be done, i m not going to be getting into that over the next hour or so, but i want to start here in uvalde, where i have liz with us. she is just across the way in the town square, in front of the memorial that has been built over the last few days. and nbc s victoria, in front of rob elementary with me. that let me start with you, this has been a story that has not been covered as much because we ve been overtaken by t
of attention. she had her first communion two weeks ago. eliahanah cruz torres, a softball player. looking forward to the last game of the season. said to take place the day that she was killed. and ellie garcia, who liked basketball, 70, and don t think. rojelio torres, whose father said that he was very intelligent, hardworking, and will never be forgotten. alithia ramirez, her father says she loved to draw, she wanted to be an artist. jaliah nicole silguero, who didn t want to go to school the day of the shooting. she loved making tiktok s. she died along with her cousin, jayce carmelo luevanos. the family said he always had a smile on his face. and he was full of life.