it is interesting listening to the police in tulsa who on the day of the shooting gave out very detailed information about when the calls came in, what happened, it s really stunning when you look at that press conference and then you look at a week later how little we still know about what happened in uvalde. i know you tried to get answers from the district, district attorney today. reporter: right. and that s the thing, anderson. having covered these, sadly, so much at this point, you know, there s a process here. there s a procedure. and law enforcement officials here are not following that. and so, as part of our hunt, really, for answers, we were told that officials here were no longer allowed to publicly speak about this case. not allowed to answer our questions because the d.a. s office is now part of this investigation and the d.a. here has told them not to talk to us. she said refer them to us.
she s the survivor of survivors in power and travels the country, speaking, they were there, when there were the murders in uvalde, said they left the survivors in buffalo and headed to texas to help people there. consider what happened to 360 s gary tuckman, he was with first responders yesterday in oklahoma at an active shooter training session and while at that active shooter training site, word came of the tulsa, shooting, so he rushed to report that mass shooting. here it goes, this week, this month, year after year for decades now. the killings, grieving, calls for action and effort to find some political consensus on addressing the problem, all
texas, and tulsa, oklahoma and congress debating what if anything to do, president biden spoke to the country, calling for a restoration of the ban on assault weapons or failing that, raising the age for purchasing such weapons. also, banning high capacity magazines, instituting tighter red flag laws and repeal of liability shield protecting gun manufacturers from prosecution or being sued following mass shootings. it must end. lit there be no mistake about the psychological trauma that gun violence leaves behind. imagine being that little girl, that brave little girl in ub auld, who smeared blood off her murdered friend s body, on her own face, to lie still among the corpses in the classroom and pretend she was dead in order to stay alive. imagine what it would be for her to walk down the hallway of any school again. imagine what it s like for children who experience this
are suffering tonight, who are grieving. thank you for being with us. thank you. thank you for having us. just ahead, more questions about the timeline and search for answers of what really happened, what exactly went wrong and the police response to mass shooting at robb elementary school, you heard the police there in tulsa describes a reaction that seems textbook, how it should be done. shinon purkupecz joins us next. allergies don t have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! flonase all good.
mass shooting at rob elementary school, you heard the police there in tulsa describes a reaction that seems textbook, how it should be done. shinon purkupecz joins us next.