every family in uvalde county, we don't have many options here. >> ben gonzalez, i hope there are some answers for your community very soon. you deserve it. it's been through too much. ben, thank you very much for your time, we appreciate it. >> thank you, sir. please get our message out to the politicians. we can come together. we don't need to be so far on the opposite end of the spectrum. we can meet in the middle and make change happen on so many fronts. it's not just one issue. it's not just the gun issue or mental health, it can be both and it is both. and please don't forget about uvalde. our families need prayers, many, many prayers. >> we won't, ben. >> thank you. >> we are praying. thank you. (driver) conventional thinking would say verizon has the largest and fastest 5g network. but, they don't. they only cover select cities with 5g.g. and with covoverage of over 96 of interstate highway miles, they've got us covered. the more information i found, got me more curious. researching my family on ancestry has given me a purpose. we discovered that our family has been in new mexi

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one of those residents, ben gonzalez, he was one of those people chanting at the president. here's what he said to our colleague. >> at a certain point in time it's going to be on us because we vote these people in to represent us. and they're not representing us. it's heartbreaking because things like this happen. something needs to be doen. something. we need change. we need help. and my biggest fear is nothing's going to change. six months from now, uvalde is just going to be uvalde and it's just going to be history and nothing will have changed. >> reporter: look, president biden spent over three hours with some of those grieving families behind the scenes. he placed flowers in front of that memorial at robb elementary school. now the question from some of these uvalde residents and people across the country, what is actually going to happen? the white house said they believe they have limited, if any, options as it relates to executive action. they believe it's up to congress to do something. will congress act? we know chris murphy is one of the democratic senators work

i spoke to him after, his name was ben gonzalez, 35 years old. he said he wants more gun laws, more resources for mental health and resources for the schools. he said ultimately, it is up to those who have been elected to congress and to the state legislators to act. take a listen. >> at a certain point in time, it's going to be on us. we vote these people in to represent us. they're not representing us. and it's heart breaking, because things like this happen. because something needs to be done. something. we need change. we need help. and my biggest fear is that nothing is going to change. and six months from now, uvalde is just going to be uvalde, and it's just going to be history. and nothing is going to have changed. >> reporter: and that is just one of the many questions facing the community in this moment. now, in a short while the president will be meeting with the families who lost their loved ones. later he'll meet with first responders trying to offer some sense of solace and comfort as they're dealing with unmanageable gut wrenching l