i m poppy harlow. hours from now, shooting victims will be laid to rest as the uvalde community remembers the young lives lost in last week s tragedy. visitation and rosary services will be held for teacher rosa garcia, jose emmanuel. focus tuesday is on families who lost loved ones. this as a special city council meeting supposed to be held today for uvalde school district police chief pedro arradondo was supposed to be sworn into a seat. he held off on breaching the classroom where all 21 victims were killed. plus, cnn got a crucial 911 call, appearing to be the voice of a child telling an officer they had been shot. it s not first time we ve heard of calls for help from inside the classroom while police waited outside. are you in there? i was shot. where? where? a kid got shot? let s begin with cnn correspondent nick valencia. he is near robb elementary school in uvalde. nick, tell us what more we know about the circumstances and, crucially, if we know, the tim
the training and what was laid out and when they went through this training. does your research indicate at this point that, indeed, even two months before this tragic shooting, these officers were trained on what to do and they didn t do that? yeah. they had been trained multimillimultiple times in recent years, including in march. that was a mix of theoretical training in the hallways of these schools, doing role play exercise, game planning how they might respond in the case of an active shooter. bringing together multiple agencies so people knew how to coordinate and work together. it also included classroom discussions where the emphasis is really that officers need to go in. their first priority is to go in and confront the gunman. that s their priority. the bloodshed is so great in these mass shootings that it needs to be stopped as soon as possible. sergeant dorsey, the
so we see different motivations here at play, potentially. annie, i want to get you on the record about another sort of character in the impeachment drama we haven t talked about much, but you and your colleagues have reported on him a good deal. he s the person in the white house counsel s office sort of detailed or assigned to dealing with matters of national security. this is from some reporting from sort of the beginning of this scandal about the cia also reaching out to this lawyer who had the two alarms raised from alexander vindman. you guys reported this. the cia s general counsel courtney simmons elwood called john a. eisenberg, a deputy counsel and counterpart at the national security counsel according to three people familiar with the matter. he was already aware of vague concerns about the call. ms. elwood, mr. eisenberg and their deputies spoke multimillimultiple times the following week. they decided the accusations had a reasonable basis. so mr. eisenberg now is in re