europe and north africa. details in a live report from rome . an overall la video showed h officers responded after entering hallways in robb elementary on that fateful day in may. texas statehouse investigators released this 77-page preliminary report sunday. it outlines a series of failures by multiple law enforcement agencies. cnn s rosa flores is in uvalde with the details. reporter: according to this report, there were just so many systemic and catastrophic failures on multiple levels by law enforcement. let me take you through this report, a portion of it. according to this report, the school police chief pete arradondo wrote the active shooter policy for this school. he wrote his name as the incident commander, but then he didn t take the role on that ill-fated day on may 24th. according to this report, arradondo even chose the administration office to be the command post, but, again, according to this report, he didn t take that role. now, this report goes on to s
he just graduated from high school. how long have you been waiting here? since monday, like six days. reporter: so how do you live? what do you do? sleep in the car. my dad, we basically switch two days each. reporter: like pretty much everyone else here. he s been doing this for months. just suffer for so long, and then just get fuel for basic necessities. reporter: do you have any trust left in politicians in your government? none at all. they stole money by fooling us. and then we are the ones who have to suffer while they live their luxury life. reporter: the fuel ran out, three cars before he made it to the pump. he has to wait two more days. the price is so expensive, it has skyrocketed because the fuel is in such short supply so people are spending in a lot of cases almost their entire income
that could push the most high-priority boxes one way or the other. they don t know exactly when the fuel ran out. so, if it ran out early, at the earliest possible point, and the plane did not glide at all, that could push the primary zones to the northern end. and if this plane glided more than 200 miles, then you could have a primary search zone much further away. and day by day, hour by hour, they re trying to cut the box down to the highest probability areas. and below the water, a whole different story. stephanie elimb has that. well, it s a huge
engines at any given moment, how fast they burn that fuel. all of those turns that allegedly or possibly happened early in this flight, may have burned more or less fuel than they calculate. on top of which, bear in mind, when you are talking about something this big with that much fuel, every minute it burns fuel makes the plane lighter and changes the physics of where it will fly. the last item to think about in all of this is glide. if you don t know exactly when the fuel ran out or where it was at the time, you also don t know it kept gliding. it immediately nosed down. this plane can glide for hundreds of miles. you have to extend out the possibility that even if you knew exactly where the fuel ran out, it could still be hundreds of miles beyond it. that s why they have narrowed down the space a whole lot. they can t get it tighter. the family is in agony. they don t quite believe the