Correspondent. looking around here, there are bands of police forces from all over the uk. it so noticeable. the police presence has been drafted in. is a noticeable. the police presence has been drafted in. been drafted in. is a national mobilisation been drafted in. is a national mobilisation of been drafted in. is a national mobilisation of police - been drafted in. is a national. mobilisation of police officers. they ve come from all across england and wales and also from scotland and northern ireland. almost every fourth in the united kingdom has contributed some officers. there will be more officers on the streets than ever deployed. notjust than ever deployed. not just metropolitan than ever deployed. notjust metropolitan police officers but police officers from right across the country. more police officers than the entire workforce of west midlands police which is the next biggest force in the uk. in the end todayis biggest force in the uk. in the end today isjust a bigge
Into action. for every parent, for every citizen in this country. nbc news correspondent garrett haake joins me now from outside uvalde memorial hospital. i know you were down there to cover that primary in the rio grande valley that is happening tonight between cuellar and jessica cisneros. what is the latest there from uvalde? chris, we got into town about an hour ago. there are about three areas of activity in what feels like an eerily quiet small town tonight. there is the hospital behind me, which took in 14 patients today and treated most of them, i think he would, say successfully. they were transferred to five hospitals in san antonio, larger trauma centers that may be able to care for them. forward is charged, three will spend the night tonight. and there is the civic center, which is another center of activity in town tonight. that is where parents were told to go to try to meet up with their children. they were asked not to go to
Grinding of steel, sounds of the war effort. we have a guy from i.t., an economist, and a mechanical engineer. yeah, yeah. reporter: and now you re making steel traps for russian tanks? yeah, to stop them. reporter: to stop them. that hedge of barricades, and these spikes, their weapons of defense. this frigid yard their foxhole. sviatoslav has signed up to fight, but he s still waiting for a gun. are you afraid? yes, but it doesn t matter. reporter: his wife and 3-year-old daughter are safe in poland. he told his little girl she was going on vacation. she was talking to me. daddy, come to me, please. and reporter: you cried? everything will be okay. reporter: and across town tonight, an art gallery turned into a military workshop. the thrum of hundreds of young people, mostly women, and the