people just to go into a gun show and purchase a lung gun without having a background check. ainsley: does there need to be a an age limit? do we need to pump it up to 21? what is the compromise so republicans and democrats are happy. definitely bump it up. you need to be 21 when getting chovment we need more legs more rules and regulations to be able to get these firearms. ainsley: are you frustrated? your brother was killed a long time ago and you are still fighting for. this yeah. i mean, it s overwhelming, i think, like i said before, doing this work has been so healing for myself and working with families and navigating through systems that are broken. especially even with the d.a. sometimes where he is pleaing people out. the system is broken and needs
reporter: abc news obtained a portion of video that appears to be audio from a 911 operator relaying information from a child inside the classroom. we have a child on the line, she is in the room full of victims. reporter: questions remain focused tonight on the police response, texas department of public safety director says it is the school district police chief, pete aradondo who made the decision not to breach the classrooms earlier, aradondo who hasn t been seen publicly since the shooting is facing harsh criticism and department of justice review from what officers didn t do as kids repeatedly calls 911 pleaing for help. because they didn t have a chance reporter: the first funeral for the victims of the mass shooting in uvalde were held today. when that gate closes and
breach those classrooms for about an hour, over an hour. what i m wondering, what so many people are wondering, how is it 9 and 10-year-olds had the presence of mind in that kind of terrifying situation to dial 911 multiple times, pleaing for help, asking for police to come, and the grownups in the hallway didn t come in? dana, the whole thing is a shame. i m disgusted by all of it. i understand the human condition, the notion that, you know, this other guy might have superior firepower. at the end of the day, the protocols were breached. the active shooter protocols dictate that you go in. first, there were seven officers. by 12:03 there were 19 officers. so many things went wrong here. i m asking a lot of questions. i am told that i m going to be getting a ballistics report next
covid. commentator clay travis posted on twitter remember all those sports media who told you athletes would die if sports came back and it was too dangerous for you kids to play little pleaing? shameful. the fight over which is more likely dying from a car accident or covid goes back to the start of the virus. here is president trump in march of 2020. you look at automobile accidents, which are far greater than any numbers we re talking about, that doesn t mean we are going to tell everybody no more driving of cars. dr. anthony fauci at the time on the president s coronavirus task force disagreed. to compare traffic accidents with i mean that s totally way out. what was way out for dr. fauci in 2020 is now fact for those under age 25 today. for whom car accidents are a leading killer. when we think about what young people die of. it is accident, suicide, homicide. so, these are deaths that are
jordan of ohio said he would not cooperate with the request to sit for an interview. as the committee contends with republican resistance in congress, they re also in contact with former vice president mike pence. new york times reports that the committee has been in touch with pence s lawyers since last summer and has been gauging his willingness to speak with investigators. reporting that in recent weeksb pence has grown increasingly disillusions with the idea of voluntarily cooperating. seeing the committee s consideration of criminal referrals for donald trump and others as designed to hurt republican chances of winning control of congress in november. even with all of that obstruction, the committee seems to be moving forward towards laying out the facts and building a case against the ex-president. in plea negotiations, federal prosecutors, people working for the department of justice, recently began asking defense lawyers for some of those charges in the insurrection who were