investigators aren t hearing from him either. chief pete arredondo essentially gone radio silent, not responding to a request for followup interview with investigators there for days. that according to the texas department ofof public safety. chief arredondo made the decision of course not to send officers into that classroom while the carnage was still taking place. every key piece of testimony and evidence will help those families get answers. the last thing we need is silence in the face of a need for those answers. the chief has not responded to multiple requests from cnn for comment on this. we are also learning more this morning about the gunman and how he got into that school. texas investigators now forced to walk back a claim they made that teacher propped over a door prior to the shooting that day. the teacher s lawyer pushed back on that account noting that the teacher shut the door when she realized there was a shooter on campus. authorities are looking into
shots back at the gunman. hitting the shooter in his bullet proof vest before he was hit back by deadly fire. officer salter was a hero. he died protecting his community and we salute him. if it wasn t for him, things could have gotten a lot worse. police say the shooter had plans to continue his killing spree had he not been stopped. the shooter purposefully targeted a heavily black neighborhood. this was a racially motivated shooting. and now joe biden is jumping into full campaign moat. the white house scrambled the president s schedule and is sending biden to buffalo tomorrow. this is a drastic change from biden s reaction to the brooklyn subway shooting just last month and the walk ashaw parade attack. two racially motivating shootings two racially motivated attacks of late that biden didn t have enough time to show up and mourn for. of the white house was asked about this today. listen. how come the president is visiting buffalo after a senseless tragedy there but he
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