minutes of terror. officials say the gunman who murdered 19 children and two teachers was inside the uvalde, texas elementary school for 40 minutes if not longer. during that time, he murdered 21 innocent people. the families of the children you see on your screen, torn apart in a matter of seconds. their parents, brothers and sisters, friends, will never see them again. yesterday s attack has brought the number of shootings to four or more in the united states to 213 incidents this year alone. 213 incident where is four or more people have been shot. to put that into perspective, today is the 145th day of the year, which to do the basic comparison, mean there is have been more mass shootings than days in the year 2022. and there have been at least 30 shootings at k-12 schools already this year. this is unacceptable. but we must say it, it is the reality. and because there s been no action time after time after time again, it actually is accepted. and today, we heard from tex
that community probably within the next hour or so. anthony barksdale, i want to bring you in. what does that entail when the police say they are looking into a person of interest. what is going on behind the scenes? if an officer runs your license plate, you ask for a listing. that listing is going to provide an address that the vehicle comes back to. then the officers can go and figure out who was driving the vehicle if they don t already know. so now we re in the state where we re moving to look for the suspect. i m not sure we don t know if shots were fired. if shots were fired, then i want swat doing this part of the procedure with detectives. if shots weren t fired then any police officer can help knock on a door, do an area canvass because if the individual isn t
afghanistan like nobody s business, and he started that process with an executive order that happened just a couple of hours or less ago. i appreciate our conversation. thank you very much, douglas. i ll see you soon. the afghan military crumbling at a rapid pace as the taliban swept across the country. and in many cases, shots weren t even fired. what went so wrong? - [narrator] as you get ready for what s next, custom gear from custom ink can help make the most of these moments. we ve developed new tools to make it easy for you. custom ink has hundreds of products to help you feel connected. upload your logo or start your design today at customink.com hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he s the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right?
sweep of history, that ladder of the embassy in saigon, that was a symbol of american shame when that happened at the same time that ladder is in the gerald ford museum and it stands for america not leaving its friends behind. so what george w. bush said at the outset of our talk here is the exact right message. biden needs to run a humanitarian effort out of afghanistan like nobody s business and he started with it an executive order that happened a couple of hours or less ago. i appreciate our conversation. thank you very much. see you soon. the afghan military crumbling rammed pace as the taliban swept across the country. in many cases, shots weren t even fired. what went so wrong?
brian: the biggest teachers union in the country is calling for a vote on that. look at what it is. another way the teachers union is going to try to do remote learning for another year. we heard this last year. we are not going to put teachers back in schools with the kids until everybody gets shots. we heard that. the shots weren t even pete: teachers get shots. brian: then it became what about the kids? then it became we need new heating and air-conditioning. they ve always got something. rachel: they gave the more money and still don t pete: with tucker last night she talked about her kids were vaccinated, one of her kids reacted negatively to it and she is really suffering now. in a wheelchair and had ventilation for her nose, gary last night talking about the