cheerleading and dreamed of one day becoming a teacher. we have also confirmed that tess marie mata, 10 years old. her family says she loved ariaa grande and was saving money to take her family to diz if any world. and eliahana cruz torres, 10 years old, her family telling cnn, quote, our baby earned her wings. don. thank you. thank you, thank you. appreciate it. i want to turn to two people who understand the heartbreak these families, the 21 victims are experiencing tonight. linda is a mother of scott, the teacher at majority leader chuck schumer in parkland, florida, who died trying to protect his students. neil is the father of jesse lewis, when was 6 years old when he was shot and killed by a gunman at sandy hook elementary
thanks, don. let me say this. i have two people i will get to in a moment, linda beagle shulman and neil. linda lost she is a mother of a parkland shooting victim and neil a father of sandy hook victim jesse lewis. they were listening to what the mayor said about beto o rourke. i am going to get their response in a moment, what they thought at that moment and what they think of what s happening now. so please they are standing by patiently. thank you and we will join you in a moment. i want to bring in our reporters on the scene. boris sanchez in uvalde and evan perez in washington, d.c. good evening. boris, investigators say up to an hour passed between the time the shooter got to the school and when he was neutralized. what is the latest on this timeline? reporter: don, investigators are still trying to piece together exactly what happened throughout the 60 minutes on tuesday here at robb elementary school. what we learned a short time ago
there are many leaders, including in washington, where the compassion for people who have lost so much like you is undeniable. but whether they can achieve any policy ends is very much still up in the air. do you think biden can? . i do. i think that the fact that he s working with local governments, you know, state, federal, and local governments, he s not just talking about it. he s doing it. he had so many things on the plate yesterday, yet he did come to new york. he had so many opportunities to say i won t be able to make it. and i don t think there was ever a thought in his mind. he was there, knew why he was there and going to get it done. linda, thank you for being with us and sharing with us those moments. we appreciate it. thank you so much. up next, jeff bezos, there you see it. that s his superyacht. it s big, right? it s so big that a historic bridge in the netherlands could be dismantled just so it can
he wrote me what would be pages long of a text. he said at the end, i love you more for the trouble you re giving me, if that s even possible. and i wrote back, i love you. i could never be mad at you. roll my eyes at you, yes, but never mad. that is a lovely line. i love you more for the trouble you re giving me. bure met saget when she was 10 years old on the set of full house . they were friends for 35 years. the president is pivoting to making gun reform a key issue for democrats in the fall. during his trip to new york yet, he used the opportunity to appeal to those who have been personally impacted by gun violence. and joining us now is gun violence prevention advocate linda beagle shulman, mother of scott who was killed in the parkland shooting. thank you so much for being with us. we have spoken with you a number
tomorrow. and to have these people to have their voices heard. one of those folks out here right now, a mother who marched 17 years ago and is also out here again today who said you were angry? i m angry. i m angry because we went to washington for the million mom march and nothing has happened. and nothing will happen until people voice their vote and they vote at the polls and we vote out the republicans who are basically bought and sold by the nra. one of the things i keep hearing over and over is that while accomplishments have been made at the state level, when you look at what happened in florida, you look at what happened in the state of new york with tough gun legislation. but nothing yet at the national level. what do you think it s going to take? first of all, you got to keep it local. the new york laws need to be tightened up. the new york state senate has to step up. it s going to take the nation and the voters to reject anyone who takes money from the nra and to vote