mike: the mayor of uvalde texas is refute ago report that came out this week that police officers missed multiple opportunities to kill a gunman that killed 21 at robb elementary school in may. the report does not give a complete and accurate account of what happened. rebuffing claims an officer saw the shooter prior to entering the building. he also says no uvalde police officers had any opportunity to take a shot at the gunman. tonight we follow up on a story we brought you last night involving a new york city store clerk charged with murder after stabbing and killing an attacker reportedly in self-defense. he is out of jail tonight after a judge agreed to lower his bail. the charge is receiving widespread criticism including from democratic new york city mayor eric adams. correspondent david lee miller is in new york with the late rest. jose alba is home for now.
two developing stories at this hour. one is this ongoing new secretive investigation into what happened in the hallway when 19 officers stood outside during the killing at robb, a congressman explaining his reasoning why this is all so secretive. one person s truth may be different than another person s truth. i think we know this from an investigative process and judicial process. before this committee is willing to announce what we believe is to be factual information, we want to hear from all sides. martha: we know ultimately there s one truth about what happened in that hallway. remember this moment? you re doing nothing! martha: did that moment make the texas governor s race tighter than it was before? in other words, did it help beto
a march for our lives event in and washington d. c.. i was at that event, covering that event. and then dozens of cities across the country, including austin, texas, among those who join the march for our lives in austin was the family of family of jackie cazares. and annabelle rodriguez. nine and ten year old cousins who were among the 19 children and two teachers murdered. at robb elementary school, in uvalde, texas. here is some of what jackie cazares older sister, jasmine cazares, said on saturday. good evening, i usually run into my sister in the restroom. we usually bump into each other brushing our teeth. but, i woke up a little late that day, so i didn t see, her never got to say good morning. and i think it s going to haunt me for the rest of my life. i m doing this for you sister. if you can see me. i m doing this for you. you will be remembered. i promise you. [applause] jasmine cazares
i was at that about covering that event. and then dozens of cities across the country, including boston texas, among those, who join the march for our lives, in austin, was a family of jackie. and annabelle rodriguez. nine and ten year old cousins who were among the 19 children and two teachers murdered. at robb elementary school, in uvalde, texas. here is some of what jackie cazarez older sister, jasmine, set on saturday. good evening, i usually run into my sister in the restroom. we usually bump into each other brushing our teeth. but, i woke up a little late that day, so i didn t see, her never got to say good morning. and i think it s going to haunt me for the rest of my life. i m doing this for you sister. if you can see me. i m doing this for you. you will be remembered. i promise you.
at robb elementary school. i was called here today as a witness but i showed up because i am a doctor. how many years ago i swore an oath, an oath to do no harm. after witnessing firsthand the carnage in my hometown of uvalde, to stay silent would have betrayed that oath and action to harm, passivity is harm, delay is harm. so here i am, not to plead, not to beg or convince you of anything, but to do my job, and hope that by doing so would inspire the members of the house to do theirs. i ve lived in uvalde my whole life and attended robb elementary school as a kid. as often the case with us grown-ups, a lot of the good and not so much of the bad. so i don t recall homework or detention. how much i loved going to school, what a joyful time it was. back then, we were able to run between classrooms with ease to visit our friends, and i remember the way the cafeteria