people creating and posting their own content on websites like twitter, facebook, and the rest they're actively participating on the internet rather than just reading passively web pages. soon the experts say there will be a whole new version they call creatively web3. developers are saying it will be more open and decentralized version of the internet, and that means users will have the power to own their content and data now, company are recruiting workers to become a next generation of the internet here's kate rogers >> super compatible. super performing >> as companies rush to build in web 3, opportunities are cropping up from start-ups and crypto companies to old guard technology firms job boards show thousands of listings for web 3 and crypto positions in both tech and non-tech roles offer talent is actively recruiting for more than a dozen start-ups and says post-pantd hiring has hoar than doubled as the race for talent is on. if you're not an engineer, that's not a problem opportunities are available for different skill sets >> there's a ton of positions we're hiring for, inclu

trailing pe, one is at 55, amazon and one is at 14. face boonk is doing stock buyback. if the markets are under pressure they'll both continue to go down it's gotten beaten up, i wanted to switch out and go into that that brings up another opportunity, there are so many stocks that are down 40, 50, 60%, and this is a really interesting opportunity to go through, because four, five years from now the markets will look very different. i don't know if we're at the bottom, but i do smart dollar cost averaging are looking at good companies over the long term, this will give you some good entry points. when you have that longer term lens >> you know, part of the problem is, we look at these stocks that have come down so much and you say, okay, you know, these stocks look cheap, xyz stocks down 70%, it's a great company, earnings projections haven't fallen so stocks look pretty cheap. markets come down a lot in and of itself. maybe this is the bottom the bottom doesn't usually happen even though things are fair valued. let's listen to him in davos >> because the markets typica

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up with the shooter describe a downward decay from a typical kid to a loner who dipped into violence one friend says he would randomly shoot at people with a bb gun another says he wanted to join the marines so he could kill people juan alvarez is dating his mother >> anybody who shoots somebody else has a mental health challenge, period. >> reporter: and the boyfriend of the shooter's mother tells us that the shooter and his mother had a checkered past where violence was sometimes would ensue. police were called once or twice, according to neighbors. one day eight police officers showed up, the next day the shooter was gone moving to his grandmother's house behind us. it's incredible to see how close all of this happened i'm a half mile away from where you are. this started just a 10-minute walk down this road to the school. >> incredible. i shared with our viewers that you spoke with a neighbor. you're at a grandmother's house. that's where the gunman lived. the neighbor who helped the grandmother after she had been shot, what did they tell you >> reporter: we met him as he was sitting

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in the case of oracle the majority of the operating profits come from recurring maintenance fees on the databases and the enterprise application software they've installed. that's a more stable cash flow stream than having to sell new products to customers. >> a couple other names among your top holdings, meta or facebook, ch robinson, philip morris, anthem matthew, thanks for talking us off the ledge or talking us through it, for your ideas in a very difficult environment thank you for joining us >> it's comforting to see folks like warren buffett committing capital but not committing their last dollars prudently doing it in a measured way. >> well said matthew mclellan joining me today. >>> target in the red again after posting its worst day in 35 years if they don't have pricing power, who does? we have some names plus wells fargo, what's driving the call and would it even be enough to bring inflation down and as we head to break, a check on markets as the nasdaq has slipped back into the red. we're off session lows but all three major averages are declining after yesterday's huge fa

apple, microsoft, google, facebook are compelling. >> if you feel that is the case, the 9-to-12 month horizon. we are seeing the weakness from the holiday weekend. what goes on the shopping list for an investor like yourself with the price action we have seen it has been to the down side this near-term uptick is comforting to some, but do you expect the prices to go down further in the coming weeks? >> short-term, the market is impossible to predict. you have to look at companies and try to set prices that are not attractive in the valuation basis and buy the weakness buy days like today. don't chase rallies. if you have the longer time horizon, you can take advantage. if you are looking to call low, that is an impossible exercise the only time you know there is a low is three-to-six months later. you really can't do that as a trader you think the per way to be a successful investor is buy good businesses and more likely than not, they he ggo down after you them a company like paypal which is off 60% from the highs has good long-term prospect you are buying a great growth company and

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to focus on long-term impact. we didn't talk about cinco de mayo that i understand. on a thursday, you don't want to waste it, do you cinco de mayo on a thursday. that's a day where you almost can already be weekend >> taco thursday >> margaritas. something like that. thursday, you have one more day. >> it's only 7:00 a.m. we can get rolling right about now. salt on the rim? >> salt on the rim you like blanco tequila? >> i got to be honest. i like a frozen markgarita whatever you put in it, doesn't matter. >> what do you use the parasol for? >> it makes you feel fun and in the mood. >> i'm with becky. figur anything with an umbrella in it. >> me, too >>> coming up when we return, the fed hiking interest rates by 50 basis points for the first time since 2000. think about it g gladiator was the number one movie and a stamp costs 33 cents and the aol-time warner deal with was announced that year. we have more on the decision next >> announcer: this cnbc program is sponsored by baird. visit bairddifference.com. fortit

one kid told "the washington post" he would randomly shoot at people with a pb gun one said the shooter told him he wanted to join the marines so he could kill people. juan alvarez is dating his mother >> anybody who shoots somebody else has a mental health challenge, period. >> reporter: and the boyfriend of the shooter's mother tells us that the shooter and his mother had a checkered past where violence would sometimes ensue police were called once or twice according to neighbors then eight police officers showed up and the gunman moved to his grandmother's house it's incredible to see how close all this happened. i'm a half mile away from where you are. this started just a 10 minute walk down this road toward the school >> i know i shared with our viewers you spoke with a neighbor you're at the gunman's house, that's where the gunman lived as well and the neighbor who helped the grandmother after she'd been shot, what did they tell you >> reporter: his name is gilbert and we met him as he was sitting on his porch like he was yesterday, more than 24 hours ago sitting in that same posi

on, that approximately 11:00 he announced, you know, on facebook, a post, a message that he was going to shoot his grandmother. he shot his grandmother, he re-reported that he had shot her, and after that he reported that he was going to a school to attack it. he didn't identify the specific school. he did say elementary at that point in time, but the time line is anywhere from 11:00 to 11:30. his mother reported him to the police department, when she was able to run across the street to a neighbor and get help, and she was medevaced to san antonio in critical condition at this point but she's still alive. the subject, ramos at that point in time used her vehicle, his grandmother's vehicle. he was living at their residence since march of 2022. used her vehicle to drive approximately 0.29 miles which is a block and a half away. he crashed the vehicle at that point in time. he took a rifle with him. one rifle that he had previously purchased as mentioned. he went towards the west side of the campus, which is a back door. . as he was approaching as the governor mentioned earlier, there w

clearly, there is a lot of people posting on this facebook page needing help. help us better understand the scope from your personal experience? >> well, just from my personal experience, i've come across maybe five or ten people who are completely desperate, completely out, having to return to the pediatrician in some cases even the hospitals to try to get formulas. but this group has as of today 461 members, most of which have kids. most of which are needing formula and are trying to get together with someone to try to either locate it, keep eyes opened, or even thankfully for a lot of people just share. there has been a couple of people that have gone and said, hey, i am at the store. they sell this, sometimes they order online. people offered to thankfully purchase it and then either give it away or purchase it and ship it and people can send the money to them. so that's been helpful. but it really, it's really getting worse. and i'm just grateful no there are people out there that are willing to be able to step up and understand the crisis. some even witho

a savage box can be seen in this family photo posted on facebook. a savage rifle was not used in the tops shooting, but one was found in the suspect's car. the hateful rant said the gunman planned to use the savage rifle, along with a shotgun, to kill more black people in the neighborhood as he drove away from the tops supermarket. jeffrey peace is an administrator at the state tabernacle church. he was a fellow deacon there with hayward patterson for several years. i asked peace about the man who was so loved and trusted in the church community would have responded to his killer. >> the gunman was clearly full of hatred. do you think that deacon patterson might forgive this man if he were able to? >> the bible tells us to forgive. you know, it tells us to forgive. i can't speak -- he's gone. he's gone. but if surviving, yes, i would say yes. i would have to say yes, and we're going to have to forgive the gunman, because we're here. until you get that out of there, he's going to live there forever and you don't want that. >> reporter: when we asked

the mother anna rodriguez also posting on facebook, and i want to read you a little bit of what she wrote. she wrote the passing of my beautiful daughter has rocked me to my core, and i cannot wrap my head around what's happened. what i would like the world to know about my daughter is her favorite color was green. she loved the lime green converse so much that he she drew a heart on the bright one. she loved to call me mama. her favorite meal was a number 13 from what a burger. she was sweet, charismatic, loving, caring, loyal, free, am bi -- ambitious, funny, silly, goal driven and best of all my very best friend. two teachers lost their lives protecting little ones, and this memorial will continue for days to come as the community struggles to process the tragedy that took place, a tragedy that perhaps would have been stopped. >> heart wrenching. our hearts go out to their families. they are mourning right now. and many of them are also angry, because they want accountability. let's get to that now. lucy kavanaugh from uvalde, texas, thank you. there's an investigation going on right n

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i'm looking on facebook and you can see really some hysterical reactions on social media and even recipes for diy formula. no, no, no, no, no! why is that dangerous? >> yeah, so babies especially the newborns, younger babies, their bodies really need very tight control on how their calories are given to them and the amount of water. it is never appropriate to give a newborn baby a bottle of water, their bodies actually just can't handle it. we also worry about pasteurization and safety with regards to processing, you know, that was part of the concern with the original recall is again a little baby doesn't have the ability to fight off different types of germs in the same way. and it is so easy to get that formula wrong if you are making it at home. so a lot risk farc tor factors . i've seen the comments of we used to do it back in the day this way. well, the reason we don't do it anymore that way is because there are safety concerns. so you want to use a commercially produced formula. >> i used to sit on my mom's lap while she was driving to the grocery store. so now not a good idea. >>

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media posted on facebook shows him entering the building. a source tells cnn a teacher confirmed in a texas that the school was not locked down even though ramos fired s

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follow me on facebook, instagram, tiktok. if you miss an episode, you can listen to "the lead" wherever you get your podcasts. our coverage continues with wolf blitzer right next door in a place i like to call the "the situation room." see you tomorrow. >>> happening now, grief and rage, after the deadliest u.s. school shooting in nearly a decade, officials now revealing that the gunman posted messages about his plans minutes before he massacred 19 children and 2 teachers at a texas elementary school. he also sent chilling texts about the attack to a girl he had met online. cnn has obtained those texts. stand by for our exclusive report. >> also tonight, we're learning more about the innocent victims, all gunned down in one

there was some confusion yesterday, the governor said it was on facebook, facebook said, no, that this wasn't something that was publicly -- someone can view publicly, these are private messages. this is not something that someone out who was on social media would have been able to see. >> private messaging which would have required the person receiving it to understand what was happening. >> right. >> and say something in time. >> right. and this was a completely kind of random kind of -- he's had these random communications with women, with girls that authorities have found, there have been other ones. it's not really clear what was going on here. >> all right. shimon prokupecz, again, thank you for this update. do appreciate everything you're learning. we will talk to you again very soon. all right. again, this was the site of the shooting just two days ago, 21 people killed, 19 of them children, two of them teachers and this was very much an active crime scene for some time. joining me now is someone who was here in the early moments, i want to i didn't think in uvalde county justi

she placed an ad on facebook asking for help. when that caught xavier's eye. >> this lady, breast cancer survivor is reaching out because she -- they had nowhere to go. they lived in the same home their whole lives pretty much. so she's reaching out for anything. i've been blessed. we had a trailer. it was just sitting in storage. >> reporter: xavier offered the trailer to donna and her family. what would have happened if he didn't step up? >> we would have been homeless. >> reporter: on the streets. >> yep. >> reporter: what pushed you to do that? >> it's called doing the right thing. yeah. >> reporter: one act of kindness helping one family. while so many others are left to figure out their place in this new boise on their own. the lucy cavanaugh, cnn, boise, idaho. >> thanks to lucy for that report. >>> still ahead, despite the conflict back on earth, u.s. astronauts and russian cosmonauts are working hand in hand in space. next, we'll have two astronauts who described their shared goal and the magnitude of their mission. we'l

the father identified her on facebook and took to facebook saying this. thank you, everyone, for the prayers and help triying to fin my baby. she's been found. my little love is now flying high in the angels above. please don't take a second for granted. hug your family. tell them you love them. i love you, amarie jo. watch over your baby brother for me. and then there's 10-year-old javier lopez. his mom, felicia martinez, telling "the washington post" that just hours before this tragedy, she was at the school. javier lopez was receiving an honor roll. so his mother was there, and his mother telling "the washington post" that she hugged her son. told him that she was proud of him, she loved him. this mother not knowing this was the last moment that she was going to have with her son alive. telling the post, quote, he was funny, never serious, and his smile, that smile. i will never forget. it would always cheer anyone up. he really couldn't wait to go to middle school. his mother going on to say that he was counting the days, the days to enter middle scho

let's start with the ukrainian defense minister said on facebook on friday the russians are scaling back their movements in order to settle into a new longer phase of the war. do you believe that this is going to go on for not just months but perhaps even years? >> well, i think there's continuous calculation on russia's side of what the most advantageous approach is. i think he clearly believes that at this point, he's not going to make a break through. however, it will be a different battle position for russia when the ground fully dries out in eastern ukraine. forces in the conventional way that you see in the war films about the germans and the russians and how they fought in world war ii with wide-open maneuvers, dust trails following the tanks and so forth. he also may believe that he's got a better chance if he mobilizes forces, retrains a little bit, waits for china to settle its leadership issue and count on stronger chinese support. this pushes back a decision period to, let's say, late october, early november, or even into the early part of 2023 after the ground freezes. >> ye

he wrote this message on his facebook page, thank you, everyone, for the prayers and help trying to find my baby. she's been found. my little love is flying high with the angels above. please don't take a second for granted. hug your family, tell them i love them lover them. i love you, amerie jo. watch over your baby brother for you. scarlett lewis' 6-year-old son jesse was killed in the sandy hook elementary shooting nearly ten years ago. following her son's murder lewis founded the jesse lewis choose love movement teaching essential life skills to school children to fight the root cause of violence. she joins me now and is the author of "from sandy hook to the world: how the choose love movement transforms lives." scarlett, thank you for being with us. >> thanks, john. >> i don't know what to say reading the message from the father, that poor man. that poor man talking about his daughter. but you know what he's going through. just talk to us about that this morning. >> absolutely. i mean, i had flashbacks watching the parents waiting for hours to hear whether their children were going

we all, of course, incomprehensibly, too many families, joe garza, the father confirming on facebook she was among the kids killed by the gunman. my little love, he said, is now flying with the angels. xavier lopez also 10. his mother describes him as funny two a smile that can cheer anyone up. he couldn't wait to go to middle school. isaiah garcia 10, look at that smile. his uncle says he loved anything with wheels. he was fast, too. took the football and ran over spring break his grandfather told a cnn affiliate. jose flores, jr. 10, his dad says he loved bikvideo games. she had been a hero for 17 years. shelves 44, leaves behind her husband and her daughter. cnn's rosa flores is live at the uvalde hospital. the victims there, a community struggling. many still having questions whether others will survive their injuries? >> reporter: you know, john, i just talked to one woman who told me that she knows four of the victims. two are family members, two are acquaintances. as you said, this is a very small community. everybody knows everybody else. this woman described the feeling in t

we started looking around on facebook and then i realized that all the people i knew were dead now. >> so we just ran out of the room whenever the cops told us to run. i have the fear of guns now because i'm scared someone might shoot me. >> reporter: and then there's a story of mia. she is an 11-year-old girl who felt very compelled to speak out to share her story. she says that on this ill-fated day they were watching a movie inside the classroom with her teachers, eva mireles and irma garcia and that somehow they got notified that there was a shooter inside this school. and that the teacher rapidly went to lock the door but that the shooter was outside and fired a shot through the door to gain access. the details this little girl remembers are incredible. she said that the shooter looked at the teacher in the eye and said, good night and then started firing gunshots. she remembers this vividly, gunshots flying through this classroom. flying by her, some of the fragments of those bullets hitting her head, hitting her shoulders, and then she says, at one point the shooter walks throu

. >> checking on your tweets and facebook comments and youtube, et cetera, et cetera. what do we have? how about we make drugs legal and focus on rehabilitation. carl white. carl white, 20 years ago, if you said that to me, i would have scoffed and said how ridiculous. all of a sudden we're going to open up drug addiction to all of society where at least right now where it's relegated to a small few. i'm no longer scoffing. i think we should absolutely give serious consideration to exactly that. and i think that shellenberger is also onto something when he said casting this as a homeless issue really doesn't address what's driving it. with a philadelphia city councilman, i'll give him a shotout, allen dom is his name, i was in the kenning ton city, the it is not a homeless issue. it is so damn sad. to think as the crow flies a quarter mile away, a half a mile away, you have new millennials eating at shishi restaurants. how the hell did we let it happen in the united states? i want to remind you. answer the survey question at smerconish.com. should joe biden announce no

i got on facebook to see what was going on to the uvalde police department facebook page, and it said, you know, large police presence at the robb elementary school. >> it was still going on. >> it had just -- yeah it was just kicking. >> i hadn't heard the parents, there were parents running toward the building as it was still going on. >> this was up, there was law enforcement vehicles down this way, they were behind the house, they were coming from this way and they were in front of the house. and so in between the vehicles were parents just jumping out of their cars and running toward the school. >> they must have been panicked. >> they had gotten the message from the school before, you know, it was just -- like chaotic moment before anybody knew what was going on. a few minutes later, the police department did update their facebook page that this is an active shooter situation. then i started getting texts are you okay. >> you're a desert storm veteran, right? >> yes. >> so you know what gunfire sounds like. >> i do. i do. >> at first, it is interesting to me, at first when you h

tragedy, they were making jokes online on their personal facebook pages about the shooting. so it's not an isolated thought process. it's one that we have to be very clear that it still exists when they're trying to take racism out of the history books and trying to, you know, not teach our kids that it exists, it's still very alive here in buffalo new york and western new york, and all over. >> we know there have been copy cat threats from the d.a., there were calls made to a pizzeria, referencing tops, a call to a brewery. that man has been arrested could face 7 years in prison. this grocery store is closed and will be for some time. what's that mean to this community? tops has a grocery give away and some transport, but this is not a resource for now. >> we're already living in a food desert in buffalo, new york. we have no access to healthy eating or food, really. especially right here on this place that it's occurred. this is the only grocery store here in this neighborhood, so people really will have to travel upwardly to 15 to 20 minutes to get access, and many of the

her mom wrote on facebook saying her little girl was competitive, especially in physical education and she was ambition. she wanted to become a marine biologist and that's in part due to her love of animals and studying wildlife. she was recently named on the honor roll and had a fascination for school and study. behind me you see folks have gathered here at the memorial which is in the heart of the city just a few short blocks away from the school. we've seen people here almost every day before sunrise when we show up in the morning. they are here kneeling, and when they approach one thing that's easy to see is the glow of the candles. also, many of those candles are scented giving off a sweet smell that's perhaps healing for this community in deep sorrow. pam? >> adrienne broaddus, thank you. >>> president biden is vowing to take action on gun reform but admits there's only so much he can do. his comments one day after he and the first lady met with the families of the victims in uvalde. cnn's jeremy diamond is live at the white house with details. jeremy, what is the president vowin

these kind of manifestos don't spread on facebook normally, they don't spread on twitter but they do show up in the darker corners of the internet. and how you handle those very, dark, ugly corners of the internet. >> very good point. brian stelter, thank you so much for your work on this. appreciate it. >>> be sure to catch more of brian today. of course, he is just getting started today. "reliable sources" at 11:00 a.m. is where you will find him right here on cnn. >>> still ahead. cryptocurrency has been touted as the future of finance. but last week has some investors second guessing that notion. the ups and downs of an untested market and analysis coming up after a quick break. sta stay w with us. you'll love our formrmula for face, too. aveeno®. my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪ it was time for a nunormal with nucala. for severe eosinophilic asthma that can mean less oral eroids. nofor sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don

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media posted on facebook shows him entering the building. a source tells cnn a teacher confirmed in a texas that the school was not locked down even though ramos fired shots at two people outside 12 minutes before he went inside. we also have extremely emotional video of parents gathered outside robb elementary while the shooting was happening. some were screaming as you can hear at police to storm the building and save their children. vigils and memorials are giving families and the community a chance to grieve, but nothing will bring back the 21 people that they have lost. and we're hearing now fror the first time from the mother of the gun man. >> translator: i have no words. i have no words to say. i don't know what he was thinking. he had his reasons for doing what he did, and please don't judge him. i only want the innocent children who died to forgive me. >> what do you tell their families? >> translator: forgive me. forgive my son. i know he had his reasons. >> what reasons could he have had? >> translator: to get closer to those chi

. >> reporter: and they aren't the only ones doing this, facebook full of parents sharing breast milk with one another. but the american academy of pediatrics doesn't recommend this kind of unregulated sharing. it spokesperson saying the quality and safety of the milk cannot be assured. >> you are not going through the process of getting that breast milk screened for infectious diseases or screened for things like drugs. you also don't know how old that breast milk is, you don't know what the process has been refri. >> reporter: heather says she feels comfortable. >> she was up front about her situation, her lifestyle, her diet. >> reporter: and was relieved to give roman his first bottle of callie's milk. >> if i can't find a compdonor se, what is my next option? >> reporter: now, the american academy of pediatrics does have some recommendations to ease the pain for some parents. so they are saying now that whole cow's milk may be an option for parents of children who are six months or older. usually they say wait until that first birthday. but they say if your child is drinking regu

i didn't know who was hurt or dead and then we started looking around on facebook. i realized all the people i knew were dead. >> reporter: how many? >> i knew all of them. >> i feel guilty for any ounce of happiness because so many parents went to bed with empty beds last night. >> a lot of exco-workers. >> a lot of friends. the kids lost like people that we know. >> babies we've watched grow up. >> all the people she knew are dead. we are learning more about the time line of events tuesday. but there is confusion and anger because there are so many unanswered questions. not just unanswered questions, frankly. but real doubts as to whether police acted quickly enough. crime correspondent shimone is in uvalde, texas. it's not only the shooter was confronted, was not confronted before he entered the school. we know there was a long delay to go into the school. those kids had to wait inside. what are kids saying? how do they explain it? >> reporter: you know, jim, that was exactly what i was trying to get yesterday the director here for the police to explain it. and i

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back in 2018, though, on facebook the uvalde police department posted their gratitude to the state government for passing a bill to outfit every uvalde police officer with level four body armor. this important piece of legislation provided funding to police officers with body armor rated to stop rifle rounds. for the record level four armor is tested to stop .30 caliber steel. even without the right equipment law enforcement are expected to put themselves in harms way to save others. >> that's right. that's right. i mean, your job as a law enforcement officer highly trained and armed is to trade your position and your safety with that of an untrained innocent child in that room with a shooter. one of either the child or you are going to have to face the shooter. so there is no there is no excuse from a safety standpoint for not going in there. by the way, john, we are not -- divergent active shooter responses we're not even going to go back to the car to get our vests. we are going to go in as we are because every minute the person is in there a life is lost on average. and so you don't go ba

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and cnn has obtain the new video of an apparent radio call recorded on facebook live outside the elementary school during a shooting. take a listen. >> are you in there? >> although the voice sounds like a child, it was not clear who is speaking. the call came from a customs and border protection vehicle outside the school. it is unclear at what point during the shooting the video was taken. and there is more audio t tragi. adrienne broaddus has the details. >> reporter: we're getting our first glimpse at some of the information relayed to officers outside robb elementary school as a massacre was unfolding on the inside. abc news obtained a portion of video that appears to be audio from one 911 operator relaying information from a child inside the classroom. >> we have a child, he is in the room full of victims. >> reporter: cnn has not been able to independently confirm the audio or at what point in the incident it was heard. on friday the texas public safety director said there were at least eight 911 calls from two callers in the school pleading for help. investigators now say 19 officer

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and then we started looking around on facebook, and then i realized that all the people i knew were dead now. >> how many? >> i knew all of them. >> cnn's liucy kafanov has details now on lives lost in uvalde. >> reporter: look at their faces. fourth grader jackie cazares just had her first baptism and first communion. >> full of love and full of life. she would do anything for anybody. >> reporter: 9-year-old ellie garcia was just a week from her 10th birthday. >> sweetest girl you've ever -- >> reporter: angels now to their families. 19 children and 2 teachers. this is the pain of their loss. >> how do you look at this girl and shoot her? oh, my baby. how do you shoot my baby? >> reporter: angel garza, who raised amerie jo garza, wants you know that she tried to call 911 to save her classmates and teachers. >> she was the sweetest little girl who did nothing wrong. she listened to her mama and dad. she always brushed her teeth. she was creative. she made things for us. she never got in trouble in school. >> reporter: lexi rubio loved sports and at just 10 years old, she dreamed of trav

mir miranda's cousin posted on facebook, my sweet baby cousin, we loved you dearly. i'm so sorry this happened to you. also, alexandria lexi rubio was an honor roll student, who received a good citizen award just hours before the shooting. her parents were actually at the school, helping her receive that award. they say they were so proud of her, they had no idea that celebrating that achievement with her on tuesday would be their final good-bye. they say she was kind and sweet and that she appreciated life. lexi was going to be an all-star in softball, they say that she had a bright future, whether in sports or in academics, she had hoped to one day become a lawyer. stay with "new day." we're back after a quick break. finding the perfect developer isn't easy. but, at upwork, we found her. shshe's in prague between the ideal cup of coffee and a truly impressisive synthesizer collection. and you can find herer right now (lepsi?) on upwork.com (lepsi.) when the world is your workforce, finding the perfect project manager, designer, developer, or whomever you may need..

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i just know a few that have found out and they've been posting pictures on facebook saying pray for this family and y'all have reported on a couple of children that have been identified, but i can't answer that. >> sue, again, we appreciate the efforts. >> thank you. >> that you're making here. again, i know so many people would like to figure out a way to contribute and you're giving people a way to help. >> we are planning a food drive and possibly a financial drive. i do need to contact the school district first, talk to mr. carol about that and tell him that there are plans under way that we want to do for the families. >> 80% of the students we understand come from families who are economically disadvantaged. >> it's very difficult. >> thank you so much for everything. >> thank you so much. thank you. >> we're going to be joined by a former principal of the robb elementary school in just a moment. as we learn more about the victims of this shooting, two 10 year olds have been identified and a fourth grade teacher. stay with us, our special live coverage continues. lash sensational s