in the hallways during the killing at robb elementary school. casey stegall reports. casey? as you know, up until this point, we ve seen still images from that hallway surveillance camera in robb elementary that captured much of the action. that is the only thing that has been made public. they were obtained by austin tv state k view. there s full calls for the full 77-minute window from which the stills came to be released. lawmakers in austin before heading into a closed door committee addressed the issue. the committee chair says that all graphic or sensitive images would be edited out. it s important for people to have access to maintain transparency and a public s trust. i can tell people all day long what i saw. the committee can tell people what we saw. it s very different to see it for yourself. we think that is very important and we ll continue to put pressure on the situation and consider all options and making sure that video gets out for the public to view.
though, they are only on the rise, take a look at this map, in one state. you can say we can start you say we can start removing at least some coronavirus restrictions now. tell us why. well, i agree with colorado, with many other local and state jurisdictions that are beginning to lift government mandates. i think this is the key. i m not saying that we should be stopping masking. but rather that this needs to shift from a government requirement to an individual decision. the government can t keep on telling our citizens that this is a five-alarm fire all the time. people are just going to start tuning it out and not pay attention. they ll be desensitized. so what needs to happen is we need to end the state of emergency and preserve the ability of public health authorities to reinstitute mandates in the future if we see more dangerous variants later. really scared of that. the c ddc just publicly release waste water surveillance data