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>>> salazar, age 10. >> now at 11:00, the bay area showing its support for the town of uvalde, texas, after the horrific school shooting. california lawmakers take action in hopes of preventing similar tragedies. >>> student in alameda county is facing charges of gun violence, last two hours. >>> fog rolled in, heat out. cooler temperatures in the first alert forecast. >> we're supposed to crawl like this? >> what does it take to battle california wildfires? we suited up to show you. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook, ryan is off tonight. town of uvalde, texas, is reeling in wake of yesterday's school shooting. these are some of the faces of the 21 people killed. victims include 19 innocent children between 8 and 10 years old and two teachers. 10-year-old lexi rubio was one of them killed. earned a good citizen award at her school, her family and others wondering why us. >> this is -- this is enough, no one else needs to go through this. we didn't need to go through this but we are. >> all over texas communities coming together to grieve. austin and san antonio among the cities holding

and today i am so honored to have the privilege of introducing lay last salazar lopez a friend and a comrade in the movement to protect and uphold the rights of indigenous peoples. leila is the mother a proud chicano latino woman and passionate defender of mother earth the amazon indigenous rights and climate justice. since two thousand and fifteen she has served as the executive director of amazon watch leading the organization in its work to pretend protect and defend the bio cultural and climb integrity of the amazon rainforest by advancing indigenous peoples rights territories and solutions including solar for energy communications and transportation in the amazon. but for more than that she has worked to defend the world's rainforests human rights and climate through many grassroots organizations and international advocacy campaigns at amazon watch rainforest action network global exchange and green corpse. she is currently a greenpeace voting member and a and a global fund for aids women adviser for latin america. i first met layla in the halls of the rainforest action network

and that includes 11-year-old layla salazar. cnn's gary tuchman spoke with her family who graciously shared with us, with all of us, what they're left with now. >> reporter: the girl wearing the gray shirt is 11-year-old fourth grader layla salazar, about to win this race at robb elementary school field day. her family was there. today, they mourn. her parents, two brothers, and grandparents have lost their little girl. >> she loved to run. her favorite thing was, you know, tiktok, doing little tiktok dances, and -- >> she was everything. >> i can't. >> she loved to draw. >> she liked to dance. >> she was just a tomboy/girl, everything -- anything, she knew how to climb a tree, she would climb a tree and jump off of it. >> she loved the river. >> your husband was telling me, you were telling me she loved guns and roses song, you played that for her? >> we sang it together. >> what an appropriate song. she was a sweet child. >> just hurts now. >> reporter: earlier this month on mother's day, layla took to tiktok. >> hey, guys! to

vincent salazar who lost his young daughter leila salazar and talked to us about his conversation with the president. >> it was all about my daughter. that's all we talked about. they're very gracious and showed compassion. that's what we are here for. he listened to everything. we listen to him. he shed some tears, and we shed some tears. >> reporter: the president spent some time here meeting with first responders and law enforcement who responded to the horrific shooting. even though president had those moments grieving with the community, he also faced some calls to action. when he invited the memorial site here, he had the opportunity to take in the photos and read the names at each of these children who were gunned down in that massacre. there were some demonstrators and the catholic church who were urging the president to do more, to take some type of action to try to prevent a tragedy like this from happening again. the president said "we will," of course, there is so many questions of what that could look like in washington and state legislatures. the president says there is n

eric: florida republican congressman maria salazar, welcome, washington has been dealing for decades and unable to curve this. in the regular administration 1986 high number, president clinton, 2000 highest record. why can't congress come up with the plan that works that protect it is country and finally ends this chaos? >> thank you very much, i love your question and i love that quote from the mayor of piedras negras, washington has to wake up, indeed, we have to take up and that's why yours truly maria salazar from florida number 27 created and presented to congress the dignity act which is an immigration reform law. it's a complete immigration reform law because the first thing that we need, the first thing that we need to do is seal the border with the best technology, levies, drones, people, cameras, anything that you can find, the technology out there has it and then after that, you take care of those who are here but first of all we have to stop gaming the system specifically the asylum system and i want to share with you, eric, for the hispanic community, more than 20% of th

it was very difficult, salazar gave us a lot of headaches for the past 2 years compared to and maybe 7, it's a much smaller black hole. it's over a 1000 times smaller than maybe 7. and so the gas around it takes less time to go around. so gas that would take days or weeks to go around and maybe 7 take just minutes to go around add to terrorist a star because it's smaller. and so the gas in the image aside to tennessee far changes during are 8 hours of observation. whereas the 7 states fell to taking a photo of it. it's like taking a photo of a running toddler running around the room at night. it was just very, very challenging. we're dealing with motion blur, we're dealing with things going around all the time. so that gave us a lot of work to do it, trying to understand how this motion can be captured in the image. and we finally did it amazing, amazing stuff. how will this break through have an impact on us here, right on earth? i think it's exciting because we're seeing the super massive black hole at the center of our galaxy. and we think there are super massive black holes at th

nosotros somos carolina salazar y su servidor, borja. carolina: comenzamos con esta historia que parece sacada de una pelÍcula. periodistas de acciÓn. agentes estaban espiando a dos mujeres hispanas y de repente, por casualidad, los llevÓ al descubrimiento de un sofisticado narco tÚnel en la frontera. borja: este hallazgo estÁ cerca de la garita de mesa, en san diego. nos conectamos con isaÍas, nuestro reportero, quien tiene los detalles. cÓmo se inicia la investigaciÓn que termina en el descubrimiento de este tremendo narco tÚnel? isaÍas: buenas tardes. se escribe una declaraciÓn jurada de que estaban espiando una casa en san diego, ligada por un decomiso de cocaÍna, cuando siguen estas mujeres. fueron a dos tiendas, en san diego, una walmart para comprar cajas de cartÓn y un carrito, para cosas pesadas. una de estas lleva sus artÍculos a una bodega, donde estaba la celia del narco tÚnel. mide 1700 con el de cuatro pies de largos y se inicia en la pequeÑa casa, en tijuana. que fue asegurado por elementos del ejÉrcito me

ediciÓn son los latinos uno de los jinetes 7 de ellos son hispanos >>> en baltimore, maryland, zulema salazar, noticias telemundo >>> la mayorÍa de estos jokey son latinos >>> mortal contaminaciÓn. trulicity es para adultos con diabes tipo 2. trulicity me ayuda a controlar el azúcar en la sangre y el a1c. trulicity empieza a reducir el azúcar en mi sangre desde la primera dosis ayundado a mi cuerpo a liberar la insulina que aún produce. mi mamá y yo hacemos de todo. la mayoría de las personas alcanzaron un a1c menor de 7%. trulicity no es insulina y puedo perder hasta 10 libras. trulicity es para personas con diabetes tipo 2, no con diabetes tipo 1. no ha sido aprobada en niños. no uses trulicity si eres alérgico a sus ingredientes, o si tú o tu familia padece carcinoma medular de tiroides, o síndrome de neoplasia endocrina múltiple tipo 2. suspende el uso de trulicity y llama a tu médico de inmediato si presentas una reacción alérgica, un bulto o inflamación en el cuello, dolor de estómago severo, cambios en la visión o retinopatía diabética. serios efectos secundarios po

duermen los militares estamos cdando por la libertad que puedan estar tranquilos >>> en washington zema salazar noticias telemundo >>> con fuerte testimonio desde aquÍ tambiÉn los recordamos y los honramos. despedimos gracia por su s sintonÍa recuerden tenemos encuentro esta noche y los dejo con imÁgenes de la visita del pridente biden a uvalde texas. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> hoy en la casa de los famosos, los expertos analizan la salvaciÓn de zerboni >>> eduardo bienvenido una semana mÁs, >>> tuvo compasiÓn por eduardo >>> nadie lo querÍa salvar >>> fue una estrategia >>> a la gente no le gustÓ mi decisiÓ

perdieron a sus seres queridos en el cumplimiento del deber es una oportunidad para recordarlos zulema salazar nos dice en el siguiente reportaje no quieren que esta fecha cambio >>> vÍctor muestra con dolor el nombre de su primo abraham ambos se se enlistaron y abraham murÓo no vietnam >>> cuando paso lo honrÓ a Él y a todos los caÍdos estos militares que requieren respeto. por la ayuda y la fuerza que hicieron el valor de pelear una guerra. >>> familias como la de vÍctor buscan que no se pierda el significo del dÍa de los caÍdos, un mensaje al que se une el sargento ortiz este migrante mexicano dice que su corazÓn estÁ en ambas patrias pero hoy vigila la bandera estadounidense >>> el precio de la libertad no es gratis y muchas personas viven gracias a otra >>> pero para otros es la oportunidad de ir a la playa y hacer asados algunos veteranos dicen que perdiÓ su significado cuando el congreso cambiÓ la fecha al Último lunes del mes dando 3 dÍas libre >>> es terrible a quienes perdieron su vida por nuestra libertad >>> inicialmente el dÍa de recordaciÓn es para recordar a los

reporter: vincent salazar's daughter was one of the victims. >> how fast can you act? i mean, i don't know. i don't know how much of a difference it would have made -- maybe they could have acted faster. that remains to be seen. reporter: today, the director of tactless -- of texas public safety offered the most detailed timeline to date. just before 11:30 a.m., the gunman crashes his truck near the school and a teacher calls 911. the gunman begins shooting into the windows. the gunman entered through a door official say was propped open by a teacher. at 11: 35, police officers enter by the same door taking fire from the gunman. ultimo rounds are fired for the next several minutes. more officers continue to arrive and bike 12:03, there are 19 officers in the hallway. getting at 12: 03, a student begins calling 91 one. official say she whispers as she talks making several calls. she shares how many are dead and how many alive and the gunman shot at the door. during one call more than 30 minutes after her first she bags, please send the police now. >> they breached the d

de nada >>> ambos esperan lograr un acuerdo luego del receso del 6 de junio w en washington zulema salazar noticias telemundo >>> ojalÁ por fin se haga algo para evitar situaciones similar nosotros un futuro bueno nuevamente aparece un video donde ted cruz es confrontado por el tema de las armas ocurriÓ con el miembro de grupo liberal benjamÍn hernÁndez y el senador, en el video cruz acusa a los demÓcratas de utilizar la masacre de uvalde como pretexto para desarmar a los estadounidenses,s hernÁndez buscaba una respuesta clara de cruz sobre este tema pese a las protestass de las Última horas la asociaciÓn nacional de rifles continÚa su reuniÓn anual en houston esta vez marcada por la masacre de uvalde y el debate sobre el control de armas en el paÍs javier vega tiene la crÓnica. >>> Ánimos enardecidos y todo a flor de piel >>> estoy indignada, estoy enojada >>> yo tengo miedo no quiero que la gente tenga pistolas y puedan entrar a mi escuela y matarme >>> alrededor del evento nuevamente un gran operativo de seguridad que tuvo que reaccionar por otra protesta pero a favor de la

. >>> let's talk about this with cnn political analyst julian sal salazar, he's also a historian and professor at princeton university. i want to get your thoughts, first and foremost on daniella's reporting that we do have republicans and democrats together sitting down at a table. is this as extraordinary as senator manchin characterizes it? >> well, it's extraordinary that it took a tragedy like this just to get some republicans to the table on the issue. we have to put this in perspective. and the discussion is good news, obviously, moving forward with negotiations is better than not, but we're far away from 60 votes and we've been through this before and often it ends up with no legislation rather than some kind of compromise. >> so you vote in this op-ed for cnn.com that republican leaders know which side their bread is buttered on, and to this era, this an era of gerrymandered house districts and highly polarized state electorates, it's no mystery why republican legislators remain staunchly against meaningful reform. they simply hope to win re-election. to be sure, there are d

. >> el señor y la señora salazar tienen 3 hijos con necesidades médicas y no se pueden dar el lujo de dejar de trabajar >> alejandra telemundo 48 >> [♪ ♪ ♪] . > >[♪ ♪ ♪] . > > hoy se celebra el día de las madres en méxico pero en ciudad juárez es un día de acción de que las madres de víctimas salieron a las calles para pedir exigir justicia roberto con las reacciones >> pues es muy triste para nosotros pues no hay 10 de mayo , no hay navidad, no hay días festivos porque nuestras hijas no están >> así celebran el día de las madres las madres de víctimas de femicidio desde las calles para pedir sus hijas en un día tan especial para ellas >> por las hijas que no tenemos senos hace mucha falta, las extrañamos en este día tan especial, por eso elegimos este día para salir y decir a las autoridades lo que pasa, que siguen matando y desapareciendo, cual seguridad tenemos al salir? qué pasa con nuestro gobierno que tenemos aquí?. >> nuestras hijas desaparecen y las encuentran asesinadas. creemos, queremos creer que son las últimas, que es la última, mi hija ser�

amna: vincent salazar's 11-year-old daughter layla was one of the victims. vincent: how fast can you act? i mean... i don't know. i don't know how much of a difference it would have made, you know, if, you know, maybe they could have acted faster. that remains to be seen. amna: today the director of the texas department of public safety, steven mccraw, offered the most detailed timeline to date. just before 113:0 a.m., the gunman crashed his truck near the school. a teacher calls 911 and the gunman begins then shooting inside school windows. at 11:33, the gunman enters the school through a door officials say was propped open by a teacher, and begins shooting into two classrooms. at 11:35, uvalde police officers enter via the same door and take fire from the gunman. multiple rounds are fired for the next several minutes. more officers continue to arri, and by 12:03, there are 19 officers in the hallway outside the locked classrooms. beginning at 12:03, a student from inside the classroom begins calling 911. officials say she whispers as she talks, and makes s

older woman caught our attention out of her wheelchair praying in front of the cross placed for layla salazar in the town square. she wrote a note, her words, i will always love you, my beautiful granddaughter, grandma. people here and around the country tonight taking care of themselves and each other. i'm lester holt. that's "nightly news" for this thursday. thank you for watching good night >>> next on nbc bay area news, exactly one year ago, the deadliest mass shooting in bay area history, nine employees killed by their coworker. >> we shouldn't be here. >> hearing from two police officers who storm the building to save lives. >> the first thing i got in my mind when i heard the call. this might be the one. >> lawmakers at odds with what to do to stop mass shootings, we look at the intersection of gun control and mental health, and why the debate is so polarized. >>> and covid sub variance appearing in the bay area, what we need to know as the

student body as a prank, not a hate crime, and we got the email last week about another one found in salazar hall. and it yeah, like it seems like that's probably what's going on, and it's a little bit scary. sonoma state it is all very strange. no, i don't see her hear anything of negative. um thoughts towards black people here. no, that is not at all. and i don't think that's the culture here. that's not the culture that i've experienced for. other nooses have been found in the past three years and other bay area universities. when it's stanford university on may 8th plus another in november of 2021, another in july of 2019 in march of 2021 news was also found hanging from a dorm at the university of san francisco led to an expulsion. there should be consequences for that. that's ah that's not right. um there needs to be a punishment. universities pride themselves on diversity. it's a critical part of their mission in two weeks is not a coincidence. this was done out of some sort of drunken stupidity or worse, some kind of deep dark ignorance. students and staff say there should be consequ

reportera: marÍa elvira salazar como representante republicano por florida, emitiÓ este comunicado sobre su postura sobre la asistencia del rÉgimen comunista al evento, " el irrespeto a la comunidad de exiliados no tiene lÍmites". alberto esquivel llegÓ de cuba hace mÁs de 20 aÑos y dice estar ofendido. me parece una burla, y el apoyo de el presidente, que apoyen la izquierda, no se dan cuenta de que estÁn tratando con un dictador, y lo estÁn llevando a una jungla donde van hombres libres de pensamiento libre. reportera: el presidente mexicano andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador amenazÓ no asistir porque no se esperaba que venezuela, cuba y nicaragua fueron invitados. las invitaciones para este evento fueron llevadas el miÉrcoles, y ahora estÁn evaluando cÓmo incorporar pueblo cubano nicaragüense, no en el proceso de esta cumbre. s, y ahora estÁn evaluando cÓmo s, y ahora estÁn evaluando cÓmo jorge: preguntan por quÉ tienes la mejor pizza de la ciudad... ...y los peores tiempos de espera. necesitas contratar. necesito indeed. indeed instant match inmediatamente encuentra candi

. >> kpix 5's saryer sara conchey >> lila salazar, age 10. mack kenna elrod, age 10. >> reporter: as the sun began to set in foster city, the names and ages of some of the youngest victims in the uvalde shooting were read to the crowd. >> i have an 8-year-old niece and 6-year-old niece who live in texas. it's so hard. i can't tell you how many times i cried this morning. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: this was a vigil for victims of recent mass shootings across the u.s., news of which weighed heavy on peep's minds here and across california renewed debate about how best to tackle the problem. >> we have to control the controllables, the things we have control of. >> governor newsom announced wednesday he would speed up legislation aimed to curb gun violence in the state. lawmakers say that approach hasn't worked. >> we've passed so many different gun laws in the state now and we continue to have mass shootings. if the governor wants to fast track something, he should end the early release program. that's something he has total control over. >> reporter

salazar: as the member designated by mr. florida, i inform the house that mr. dunn will vote yes on h.r. 6064. the speaker pro the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from oregon seek recognition? ms. bonamici: madam speaker, as the member designated by chairman defazio, i inform the house that chairman defazio will vote yes on h.r. 6064. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from utah seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by messrs. meijer and katko, i inform the house that they will vote yes on h.r. 6064. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? mr. cicilline: madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. sewell of alabama, ms. jackson lee of texas, mr. keating of massachusetts, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 6064. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from utah seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. stewart of utah, i inform the house that mr. stewart will

. >> reporter: the family of layla salazar is instead planning her funeral and they have lingering questions about the police response on that horrific day. >> maybe they could have acted faster. as the days go by we get more and more information. >> reporter: officials have struggled to clearly lay out the shooter'ovemen and what actions were taken by law enforcement in the 90 minutes he was at the school. >> the initial officers they received gunfire, they don't make entry initially because of the gunfire they're receiving. but we have officers calling for additional resources. >> reporter: law enforcement officials say the gunman walked into the building through an unlocked door without being confronted by anyone. cbs news has learned it took an hour before an elite border patrol team entered the classroom and killed the shooter. >> he crouched a little bit and he says it's time to die. >> reporter: this 9-year-old boy hid from the gunman under a covered table waiting silently for help. >> the cop said help if you need help. one of the persons in my class said help. the guy overheard and

the most recent was on friday when police say university staff found a rope hanging in a classroom at salazar hall that look like a noose. the first incident happened back on may 2nd. their university staff located a barbecue grill that had been pushed into a pool attached to the grill is a rope with the loose end of the rope fashioned into a noose and left hanging on the pools. accessibility left. there is no suspect -pinformation for either case. sonoma state police urge anyone with info to call them and they say you can remain anonymous. happening now, activist and community members are gathering in danville to rally against the recent acts of racism in their town. we first brought you the story last night during kron 4 prime time. the same weekend of the buffalo mass murder where black people were targeted and killed mass demonstrators in danville. they held up signs saying things like white lives matter near a busy intersection. the mayor of danville condemn the group and their actions. activists say today's rally is meant to highlight structural causes of racism and honor the victims of

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older woman caught our attention out of her wheelchair praying in front of the cross placed for layla salazar in the town square. she wrote a note, her words, i will always love you, my beautiful granddaughter, grandma. people here and around the country tonight taking care of themselves and each other. i'm lester holt. that's "nightly news" for this thursday. thank you for watching good night [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪♪ i see you calling ♪ ♪ i didn't wanna leave you like that ♪ ♪ it's five in the morning yeah yeah ♪ ♪ a hundred on the dash ♪ ♪ 'cause my wheels are rolling ♪ ♪ ain't taking my foot off the gas ♪ ♪ and it only took the one night ♪ ♪ to see the end of the line ♪ ♪ staring deep in your eyes eyes ♪ ♪ dancing on the edge 'bout to take it too far ♪ ♪ it's messing with my head how i mess with your heart ♪ ♪ if you wake up in your bed alone in the dark ♪ ♪ i'm sorry gotta leave before you love me ♪ ♪ ayy ayy leave before you love me ♪ ♪ ayy ayy leave before you love me ♪ ♪ ayy ayy leave before you love me ♪ ♪ ayy

it has been less than 3 years since 13 year-old kayla salazar and 6 year-old stefen romero were killed at the gilroy. garlic festival along with trevor irby. >> in the east bay, flags from the city of dublin will be flying at half-staff through saturday evening to honor the victims of the shooting. believe they also be at half-staff in san francisco. and the president has issued a proclamation ordering all flags to be flown at half-staff as well. >> we will continue to follow the developments on this breaking news story on air and online at kron 4 dot com to stay up to date on the latest information you can use your phone to scan that qr code on your screen. it will take you straight to our web page where you get the latest on the investigation and reaction from various lawmakers. >> we will talk now about our bay area forecast as we take this live look outside across the bay bridge toll plaza on a very warm day today. and once it said this today, the hottest day of the week or even hotter tomorrow, probably the hottest day of the week ending that we're talking about a degree or 2 cool

. >> reporter: nicholas salazar remembering his 11-year-old sister, layla. >> we're just glad that we gave her the best life we could while she was here. there was never a dull day with her. >> reporter: and ana rodriguez, with one hope for her 11-year-old daughter, maite. >> i don't want her just to be another face. i don't want any of those kids to be just another face. each one of them has a story to tell, and this just horrendous act. >> that is the hope, the plea these faces, these names will not be forgivening. mireya villarreal joining us from outside the san antonio hospital where 10-year-old noah is recovering and, mireya, authorities saying today one of those children who called 911 survived. >> reporter: you know, whit, law enforcement did admit today that at least one of those 911 calls did come from a survivor inside one of those classrooms. families tell me right now they are going through a lot of different emotion, sadness, anger, frustration but more than anything there is a lot of confusion right now. parents of the survivors telling me they do not know how they can

police say university staff found a rope hanging in a classroom at salazar hall. they say it looked like a news. the first incident happened on may second in that incident. university staff say they found a barbecue grill that have been pushed into a pool and attached to the grill was another rope with a loose end of the rope fashioned into a noose and it was left hanging on the pools. accessibility lift. right now. there is no suspect information at this time for either case. nor do police say they have a motive. so the state university police are urging anyone who does have information to give them a call. they say you can remain anonymous citizen james denman middle school in san francisco held a walkout today in support of the lgbtq plus rights. >> the walkout is in response to recent legislation in the number of u.s. states across the country restricting discussions of sexuality, gender identity and expression in schools. the laws banned from classrooms. what is deemed an appropriate conversations? they also mandate that teachers notify parents if their child

it has been less than 3 years since 13 year-old kayla salazar and 6 year-old stephen romero were killed at the gilroy garlic festival along with trevor irby and in the east bay flags around the city of dublin will be flying at half-staff through saturday evening, too. >> honor the victims of this tragic shooting. >> we heard from warriors head coach steve kerr at the top of the show. very emotional talking about this tragedy in texas. he spoke prior to tonight's warriors game in dallas. but for her, it is so personal in 1980, for his dad who was serving as the president of the american university in beirut was shot and killed in an assassination. yeah. very powerful words from her. there are sports director jason dumas, us. >> is actually at the game basketball. clearly, you know, secondary on the minds of all those there, including coach kurt jason. >> yeah, we're under an hour away from game time down here in dallas. but basketball is the last thing on steve kerr mine right now. visibly shaken up from the unspeakable tragedy. just 400 miles south of here with 21 people dead in that sc

salazar said. it doesn't -- when it goes into no guns or all guns, if it's a debate where gun owners who support all of these things as i do, they support all of these things, where there's an acknowledgment that guns are a part of people that grew up with it, but there's a rational reasonable approach that they're for. i think part of what happens in washington and part of what happens in the new york media especially is i don't think there's an understanding of that, of the importance of hunting, the importance of all of those things when the debate unfolds. but absolutely, i think what the debate ought to be about is just do the things 80% of the country wants. just start there. just do the things 80% of the country wants. we can debate whether all the other things, but just do the three things or four things that 80% of the country wants. my fear is the republican party is so consumed by unrestricted gun access, they are not going to move an inch on it. >> yeah, well, matt, i think, you know, i

layla salazar was also 10. her father vincent saying she liked to dance, singing along with him every morning on their way to school. xavier james lopez was 10. his family saying he loved soccer and baseball. his mom at the awards ceremony that morning. two cousins, jayce carmelo luevanos and jailah nicole silguero lost together. the family telling us, "they were nothing but loving baby angels." uziyah garcia. his grandfather telling us his grandson loved to play football with him, saying he was "the sweetest little boy that i've ever known." and there was amerie jo garza who had just turned 10. the image her father showed us, holding an award for the honor roll that morning. her family says one of the survivors in that classroom told them that amerie tried to call 911 before she was shot. her father, alfred garza, telling me while he was waiting outside that school, he comfort d some of the children waiting for their parents, all while waiting for his own daughter. >> i tried to say, hey, your parents are prob

adrian perez salazar is an ecuadorian attorney and political analysts. he says, the situation at the prison as part of ecuador is growing problem with drug cartels is key to understanding that these are not isolated incidents. and there is the reason why a violence keeps increasing. integral presence is because they have, there's a neural center of the. busy cartels in a book. so every time there is a ganga dispute in over. busy it always manifests in the extreme body, gang violence within the prison walls. this say organizations are evil traded in the, in the police department, they're able printer, they wouldn't military, they're part of the, the, the penitentiary administration. so once the whole system is corrupted, it's extremely hard for me to, to, to clean the system. so we know, for example, that a weapons are been muslim in, in the food service visit the are in prison. the, the conditions are a whole. they are terrible. and this is the result of. busy decades and make it of neglect, of systematic neglect every time you know, the government that

adrian pres, salazar is an ecuadorian attorney and political analyst. he says, the situation at the prison is part of ecuador is growing problem with drug cartels is keep under some of these are not isolated instance. and there is that the reason why a violence that keeps increasing in presence is because they have there is a neuro center of the drug cartels in above a. so every time there is a ganga, this huge in. busy we're in always manifests in the extreme body, gang violence within the prison walls, this se, organizations are evil traded in the, in the police department. they're able trinity in the military, they're part of the, the, the penitentiary administration. so once the whole system is corrupted, it's extremely hard for me to, to, to clean the system. so we know, for example, that a weapons are been mobile in, in the food service, visit the presence, the, the conditions are appalling. they are terrible. and this is the result of decades and make it of neglect, of systematic neglect every time the government that needs and it's money, well y

and for more on this, let's speak to adrian perez salazar, he's ecuadorian attorney and political analyst, and he joins me now from cambridge, massachusetts. may i ask you 1st, this isn't the 1st such prison riot. how often has this happened? and how does this incident compare to other incidents? thanks for having me. this is unfortunately something that has become something common in a while or incidents like these. this particular brought over a violent incidents in presence. i will say at least once a month there is notice of, of an incident. and what i think it's key is key to understanding that these are not isolated incidents. there is the reason why a violence that keeps increasing in the presence is because they have there's a neural center of the drug cartels in a so every time there is a guy and get this huge in. busy we're in, it always manifests in the, in the extreme body guy violence that it went into prison walls. and what's the government doing to try to put a stop to all of this prison violence? it is very hard because said cartel scenic weather are better funded. and bet

we got the email last week about another one found in salazar hall and it yeah, like it seems like that's probably what's going on, and it's a little bit scary, very disturbing. um. but what place nooses on campus in two weeks. the incidents are under investigation as hate crimes. there have been news incidences at other bay area camp in its campuses. earlier this month, the news was found on the stanford university campus in march of last year. usf also had a noose found outside a dorm. and a student was expelled for that. 5 35 in danville, a group of neighbors are speaking out after last weekend's demonstration that included a white lives matter sign. demonstrators rallied and marched yesterday along the sidewalks protesting white supremacy in danville. the mayor of danville has responded to that white lives matter, signs saying quote those responsible made sure to cowardly covered their faces and hide behind their signs. these people were acting out hate speech, though not a crime. this was clearly an abhorrent gesture towards people of color. nine bay area school districts are receivi

layla salazar, 11 years old. makenna lee elrod. alithia ramirez. and jayce carmelo luevanos, all just 10 years old. and in a tragic twist the husband of irma garcia, one of the murdered teamers, has also died. according to the archdiocese of san antonio, joe garcia suffered a heart attack after news of his wife's death and passed away on thursday. the couple had been married more than 24 years and were high school sweethearts. >> they came to mass every sunday. >> reporter: father eduardo morales of sacred heart church in uvalde knew the family well and greeted irma as she walked into service on sunday morning. he says the couple were a fixture in the community and leave behind four children who he privately consoled shortly after joe's death. >> i told the community that in my own family when we've had a death that it's the church and prayer that has gotten us through all this. not that it takes the pain away. >> reporter: the garcias among a list of names of lives cut too short. eva mireles, amerie garzia, uziyah garcia, javier lopez, jose flores

salazar. in a tragic twist the husband of irma garcia one of the murdered teachers has also died. according to the archdiocese of san antonio, he suffered a heart attack and passed away on thursday. the couple married more than 24 years and were high school sweetheart and they came to mass every saturday. >> reporter: this man knew the family well. he said the couple were a fixture in the community and leave behind four children. >> i told my community in my own family when we have a death, that it's church and prayer that's gotten us all through this. >> reporter: the garcia among a list of names of lives cut too short. javier lopez, jose flores jr., te ellie garcia, names that will be forever be evened in those affected by this horrible tragedy. >> when he died i died with him. >>> now a fourth grader who survived a massacre is sharing disturbing details what she saw that tragic day. an exclusive conversation with an 11-year-old survivor. >> the shooter looked one of her teachers in the eye and said "good night" and shot her. he opened fire shooting the other teacher and a lot o

[bell tolls] layla salazar. [bell tolls] makenna lee elrod. [bell tolls] miranda mathis. [bell tolls] tess marie mata. [bell tolls] javier lopez. [bell tolls] two great and beautiful teachers . eva mireles, irma garcia. [bell tolls] thank you very much. a beautiful moment of silence for something that should never have even been thought about, let alone happen. each precious young soul that was taken is an incomprehensible loss. literally not comprehensible. stolen from us by a malice that no words can describe. sickness. the monster who committed this crime is pure evil, pure cruelty, pure hatred. absolute pure hatred. while those he slaughtered are now with god in heaven, he will be internally downed -- eternally damned to burn in the fires of hell. [applause] as we mourn for so many beautiful victims, i know that everyone here joins me in praying for the families who are suddenly missing the brightest light in their lives. we see their agony. we ask god to ease their suffering and to heal their pain, and together we grieve side-by-side as one great american family. now

leyla salazar, 11 years old. alicia romero has, and -- all just ten years old. in a tragic twist, the husband of irma garcia. one of the murder teachers has also died. according to the archdiocese of san antonio, joe garcia suffered a heart attack, after news of his wife's death and passed away on thursday. the couple had been married more than 24 years and were high school sweethearts. >> they came to mass every sunday. >> father eduardo morales of sacred heart church in uvalde knew the family well and greeted irma as she walked into service on sunday morning. he says, the couple were a fixture in the community and leave behind for children who he privately consoled shortly after joe's death. i >> told the community that -- when we've had a death, there was a church prayer that got us through. not that it takes the pain away. >> the garcias, among a list of names, of lives cut to short. have a mireles, a miry garza, he was i a garcia, have your lopez, jose flores junior, lexi rubio, annabelle guadeloupe -- test mata, ali garcia, have a arrival, elijah torres. n

other victim names confirmed, layla salazar, 11 years old, alethia ramirez, all just 10 years old and in a tragic twist, the husband of irma garcia, one of the teacher also died. joe garcia suffered a heart attack after news of his wife's death and passed away thursday. couple were married more than 24 years and were high school sweet hearts. father eduardo knew the family well and greeted irma as she walked into service on sunday morning, said the couple were a fixture in the community and leave behind four children who he privately consoled shortly after joe's death. >> i told the community that in my own family, when we've had a death, that it's the church and prayer that has gotten us through all this. not that it takes the pain away -- >> the garcia, among a list of names of lives cut too chart. eva miralez, uzia garcia, lexie rubio, annabell rodriguez, nevaeh bravo, ellie gars see ah, elijah torres, names forever etched in the memories of those touched and affected by this horrible tragedy. >> the state, the nation, show them to the world. when he died, i died my heart with him.

. >> lila salazar, age 10, makenna elrod, age 10. >> reporter: as the sun began to set in foster city, the names and ages of some of the youngest victims of the uvalde shooting were read to a crowd. >> i have an 8-year-old niece and a 6-year-old niece who live in texas. it's so hard -- i can't tell you how many times i cried this morning. ♪ to live in peace i'm not afraid ♪ >> reporter: this is a vigil for victims of recent mass shootings, news of which weighed heavy and across california renewed debate about how best to tackle the problem. >> we have to control the controllables, the things that we have control of. >> reporter: governor newsom announced he would speed up legislation aimed to curb gun violence in the state. lawmakers across the aisle say that approach hasn't worked. >> we've passed so many different gun laws in the state now and we continue to have mass shooting. if the governor wants to fast track something, he should end the early release program. >> reporter: as the debate rages over universal background checks, one pointed out to what's happening in the meanti

leyla salazar, who was 11-years-old, she loved to run, film tiktok videos and dance and ten-year-old alicia ma'am rez wanted to draw. she wanted on the an artist. for many of the young survivors, it left them shaken and scarred. here's how a 2nd grader described his ordeal. >> i was praying thinking what is this happening? i have the fear of guns now. because i'm scared someone might shoot me. >> and again, we are beginning to hear from more children who were inside the school and nearby classrooms. our adrian is here with me now. adrian, you sat down with a young boy who was in one of those classrooms who heard it all going on. tell us about him. >> reporter: he described the gunshots as loud, louder than what he had heard before, pouring out that his grandfather is a gun owner and he says the sound of this rifle was much different. he also said, as soon as those shots were fired, his teacher quickly locked the door, told the students to hide and be quiet. jody is better today. >> i'm still sad about some of my friends that died. >> reporter: and the 10-year-old shooting survivor sa

leyla salazar, 11 years old. mckenna lee elrod, aleithia, all just 10 years old. the husband of one of the murdered teachers has also died. cork to the archdiocese of san diego, joe garcia suffered a heart attack after news of his wife's death and passed away on thursday. the couple had been married more than 24 years and were high school sweethearts. >> they came to mass every sunday. >> reporter: father eduardo morales of sacred heart church knew them well and says the couple were a fixture in the community and leave behind four children who he privately consoled shortly after joe's death. >> i told the community that in my own family, when we've had a death, that it's the church and prayer that has gotten us through all this. not that it takes the pain away. >> reporter: the garcias among the list of names of lives cut too short. javier lopez, lexi rubio, jacqueline cazares, nevaeh bravo, elijah torres, names forever etched in the memories of those touched and affected by this horrible tragedy. >> the stain on the nation, show it to the world. when he died, i d

the family of a little did a salazar confirms that the 11-year-old died in tuesday's horrific shooting. her parents say she was an active child who loved to run. tiktok videos and dance. her grandfather said our hearts are shattered. lucy cavanagh on the victims whose lives were cut far too short. >> reporter: look at their faces. she just had her first baptism and first communicate. 9-year-old eli garcia was a week from her tenth birthday. >> the sweeft girl you've ever met. >> her name spelled backward is heaven. 19 children and two teachers. this is painful their loss. >> this shooter. my baby! he shot my baby. >> angel garza who raised her, wants people to 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 mom and dad. she always brushed her teeth. she was creative. she made things for us. she never got in trouble in school. >> lexi loved sports and at 10 years old, she dreamed of traveling the world. >> she wanted to go to australia. >> she wanted to go to law school. >> law school. >>