changed again today. texas dps now says the door the killer used to enter the school was not propped open as police officials first claimed, that in fact the teacher closed the door as the gunman approached but the door did not lock behind her. meanwhile chief pete arredondo made the call alone to hold officers back is not responding to follow-up interview requests according to the texas department of public safety. investigators with the texas dps said they requested a follow-up interview days ago but have not heard from him. nbc news has also reached out to him but we have not received a comment. and here is a cameras where they caught him outside. shimon prokupecz. today a teacher was laid to rest alongside her husband of 24 years. joe came to the school just a couple days after the shooting to lay flowers on the cross out front that bore his wife s name. and then he suffered a heart attack. his family says the grief was just too much for him. together they leave behin
jack smith suffered a setback for stormy daniels moves her testimony tomorrow. and marjorie taylor green gets booed on the house floor. here on the chaos in his party just weeks after he quit congress. plus, biden versus trump on the economy. why the current president is calling out the former one in wisconsin as the 11th hour gets underway on this wednesday night. good evening, once again, i m stephanie ruhle, and we are now 181 days away from the election. tomorrow stormy daniels will be back on the witness stand to face more cross-examination from trump s defense attorneys. today was an off day for the trial, and trump spent it down in florida before flying back tonight. while the case in new york was quiet, there was plenty of news at trump s other criminal cases. in georgia, an appeals court has granted trump s request and i ll consider disqualifying d.a. fani willis from his election interference case. this decision makes it even less likely that the case goes to tria
that is tonight s last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. tonight, big news in donald trump s criminal cases. jack smith and fani willis suffer setbacks as stormy daniels resumes her testimony tomorrow than marjorie taylor greene gets booed on the house floor. former republican congressman is here on the chaos in his party. leaving. once again, i am stephanie ruhle. we are now 181 days away from the election. tomorrow, stormy daniels will be back on the witness stand to face more cross-examination from trumps defense attorneys. today was an off day for the trial and trump spent it in florida before flying back tonight and while the case in new york was quiet, there was plenty of news in trumps other criminal cases. in georgia, an appeals court has granted trumps request to now consider disqualifying the a fani willis from his election interference case. this decision makes it even less likely that the case goes to trial before the election. this comes on
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Earlier today, on eagles wings wings was played on a trumpet. and there s been face painting and giving out food. the feeling is that of a sense of community, the idea that these folks are going to be here to help these families through this next phase of grieving. i spoke with one woman who drove an hour and a half to be here. she came here, lit a candle and said i saw it on the tv but i felt like i just had to be here. she had been a nurse in louisiana for many years, helped out through hurricane katrina and she told me she has never seen anything like that but she knows part of the challenge is going to come in the days ahead when the services are over and the attention has died down and