good morning to our viewers here in the u.s. and around the world, it is memorial day, monday, may 30th. i m brianna keilar with john avalon. john berman is off. on this day set aside to honor fallen members of the u.s. military the town of uvalde, texas, is preparing the first of many good-byes to the children and the teachers murdered last week inside of an elementary school there. this afternoon there will be visitation and rosary for 10-year-old amerie jo garza, her father told cnn that amerie died trying to call police and save her classmates. uvalde s funeral homes so overwhelmed that it will take weeks to bury all 21 victims. the president and first lady visited uvalde sunday to meet with the grieving families and comfort the grief-stricken community. president biden promised action on gun reform after the crowd pleaded with him to do something. the justice department is now planning to investigate how the police responded to this shooting. let s go now to cnn s ad
showing the inmate crawling up the walls and onto the roof in chester county. where they think he could be now. trevor ault in pennsylvania tonight. this record heat wave spreading across the u.s. from texas all the way up to the northeast. now the front coming, colliding with this heat. the real risk for damaging storms in the major cities in the northeast. we ll time it out for you. we re also following that tropical system that just became a hurricane before we came on tonight. they believe it could reach cat-4 status. will it affect the east? rob marciano standing by to time all of this out. in georgia today, the televised scene from court. the judge in former president trump s case in fulton county. what that judge is now signaling about the idea that the former president and all of his alleged 18 co-conspirators could be tried at once. breaking news tonight president biden rejecting the proposed conditions for plea deals involving five guantanamo detainees acc
got teams who are committed to working with them over the course of their lifetime because, you know, oftentimes that s what it takes, both from a reconstructive from a surgical point of view and a psychosocial point of view. can we talk, doctor, about how the type of weapon used contributes to what you are discussing here about this long-term impact. i know you also help treat victims you and your colleagues helped treat victims of the sutherland springs church shooting where 26 people were killed. what do people need to know about the injuries that you are seeing from ar-style rifles, versus, say, a handgun? yes, i mean, so these are high-capacity magazine fed, that means it can be multiple