high schoolan dropout from uval, and at about 11:00 a.m. he apparently wrote in a facebook private message that he was to shoot his grandmother. he then did shoot his 66-year-old grandmother in the face at her home. unbelievably she was able to get to neighbor s house and the police were called. we spoke with that neighbor. listen. with the shots, i turned around, i couldn t see nothing and all of a sudden the door opens, and she comes out, and the duffel bag, and the back pag, puts them in the truck, puts themtr in the truck, he didn t drive, he was trying to get it out of gear, out of park, and he couldn t do it. some way, i think he hit the
0 from uvalde, texas, good evening. outside robb elementary school here in uvalde, texas. the latest american town whose name you may not have known. and yet, will be shattered by a mass shooting. i ll be honest you with. the thing that strikes you when youg walk around main street, few blocks up here is how normal everything feels. the final days of school were canceled here yesterday but it is graduation season here, there are bigat photos of local graduates that are on signs outside of city hall, outside of homes andll businesses. driving down main street in uvalde, today, you wouldn t know something so terrible has happened just blocks away. two blocks from here, life looks as it normally does. but something terrible did happen here. this community, this small community, lost 21 of its people, right here at this school, everything has changed forever, this will never be a normal spot again. and this school, this town, becomes yet another name on a list that no one wants to be on. t
spiked dramatically. traffic deaths rose by more than 10% in a single year. year. now in any year that would be odd and distressing b. but coming as it did in twentyas twenty , it was flat out f bizarre because as you ll rememberbiza in twenty twenty te was a pandemic. it had just started millions of people stayed home that year. t did ndido not drive to work. many didn t drive at all in twenty twenty roads were less crowded than they hadan ben in decades in this country. so of course you would expectew far fewer traffic deathser, lesr traffic, fewer people dyingff in traffic and yet there were more traffic deaths. i think that s where it gets weirder. if you look deeper into the numbers you sawaw that notil only were more americans dying in cars in the year 2020 a staggering number of those who died were black traffic deaths among african-americansin rose by nearly 25% in a single year. that s unprecedented. so in a normal presidential administration, that question why is this happeni