it's difficult to read the quotes from chloe in here. as she was calling repeatedly saying i don't want to die, my teacher is dead, oh my god. >> and this goes on and on and on for 20 minutes. it doesn't just end. and then more calls from chloe. >> she's 10 years old. >> a remarkable young lady. so composed on the call just begging. but not only that, her heroic efforts. this is why her parents wanted her story out there. we spoke to them before we aired this, obviously, and they gave us permission to air it. it's one of the most terrifying things i have listened to. for 20 minutes to hear kids begging for the police to come in and save their lives. but also the importance of this is is that it shows just how horrendous the police response was that day. we should warn viewers some of the audio you're about to hear may be difficult to listen to. >> advising we have a child on the line. >> reporter: this was the moment everything at the scene in uvalde should have changed. at 12:10 p.m. on may 24th, fourth grader chloe torres, who survived

chloe's mom will be on cnn this morning tomorrow morning. i'll definitely tune in for that. >>> senator lindsey graham has avoided testifying about his knowledge of the attempts to overturn the 2020 election. today the supreme court weighed in about whether he must. details and analysis of that decision, next. because the only thing dripping should be your style! plop plop p fizz fizz with alka-seltzer plus. also try foror fast sinus and pain relief! i've never been healthier. shingles doesn't care. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can also happen. the most common side effects are pain, redness and swelling at the injection site, muscle pain, tiredness, headache, shivering, fever, and upset stomach. ask your doctor or pharmacist abo

the dispatcher asks chloe to tell her classmates to stay quiet. she does her best. >> you need to be quiet. >> i am, but they are not moving. somebody needs to get here. my dad taught me when i was a little girl. and help for my teacher. >> less than two minutes into the call at 12:12 pm, the uvalde dispatcher sends an urgent message to police on the scene. >> if active shooter protocol had been followed, this dispatch should have triggered police to spring into action and breach the classroom. instead, 38 minutes were allowed to go by as more officers arrived on scene with more equipment until something is done. nearly 400 officers responded in uvalde. chloe wanted to know where they were. >> on the other side of the door, the law enforcement response was disorganized and chaotic. official reports detail the catastrophic mistake that was made. police on scene thought the shooter was a barricaded subject and not an active shooter. close call makes it clear, an active shooter situation is unfolding. body camera footage from local and state police d

our report last night was with chloe torres. chloe hands her the phone and mia takes the call and is talking to the 911 operator. this shows the continued lack of response, the lack of any kind of sort of way that police forced their way into the room, the fact they took their time. another significant thing that happens on this audio is there are gunshots. we don't air those gunshots out of respect for the family. again, it all paints a picture of law enforcement that did not respond appropriately, that failed as officials there in texas said. again, this is something the families have asked us to play and come forward with because they need answers and say this will help hopefully bring transparency. take a listen. >> hello. >> i'm here. side as she's talking to the 911 operator. you see the officers in the hall way. what's so striking is that when there were gunshots in the classroom, you see the officers advance toward the classroom. you see them going. it took nearly 30 minutes before they went into the classroom. >> that l

la pequeÑa chloe torres llamÓ en repetidas ocasiones al 911. un estudiante de cuarto grado inicialmente llamÓ a las 12:10 diciendo que habÍa muchos cadÁveres. chloe volviÓ a pedir ayuda, dijo que no querÍa morir, y que su maestra estaba muerta. [habla en inglÉs] >> el padre de la estudiante mia cerrillo relata que chloe y su hija usaron el celular de la profesora miguel es suplicando ayuda. >> ella era una de las sobrevivientes que tambiÉn estaba en la llamada, que saliÓ con torres. marlene: la confusiÓn e inacciÓn reinaba entre los policÍas aglomerados en los pasillos de la escuela primaria robb. >> ¿por quÉ estaban allÍ afuera y no entraron de volada? marlene: pasaron 40 agonizantes minutos para que chloe y mia fueran rescatadas del terror que vivÍan en el aula a pesar de sus insistentes acciones. " trate de prepararla para ayudar, desafortunadamente fue lo que no pasÓ con ella, recibieron cero ayuda". se aumenta el dolor y la indignaciÓn, una vez mÁs piden que los policÍas que se tardaron tanto para entrar el 24 de mayo de

chloe's call makes it clear an active shooter situation is unfolding. body camera footage from local and state police departments obtained by cnn shows the officers on scene knew about the phone call and that there were children inside the room hurt and in desperate need of medical attention. [ inaudible ]. >> there were nine children. [ inaudible ]. >> no, we hadn't heard that. no. this is building 4? >> anybody hurt? >> no, not here. no, sir. >> yes, there are. >> here? >> yeah. >> ems in there already? >> no. >> no, the shooter is still in there. >> active shooter. >> he's in here. >> the last contact -- the last contact we have was one of our school officers, his wife was a teacher. >> they just had a tid k. id in room 112. multiple victims room 112. >> [ bleep ]. >> i mean, what do you say to that? i don't -- you know, when you said there if protocol had been followed, i would hate to count the number of times that that phrase has been uttered in the last several months since all of this happened and the strength, how calm chloe is. my dad taught m

a report last night was with chloe torres. chloe hands through the phone at some point. so meir then takes the call and is talking to the 9-1-1 operator. and this just shows, again, the continued lack of response, the lack of any kind of sort of way that police force their way into the room. the fact that they took their time. another significant thing that happens on this audio is that there are gunshots. we do not air those gunshots out of respect for the family. but again, it all paints a picture of law enforcement that did not respond appropriately, that failed, as officials there in texas said. and, again something with the families have asked for us to play. to come forward with. because the answers. they say this will help, hopefully, bring transparency. take a listen. >> hello. >> hi. i'm here. >> okay. [inaudible] >> i'm sorry? >> the killer in the building. do not open the door. he's shooting. >> be quiet, make sure everyone is quiet. [inaudible] >> okay, hold on, hold on. what was that? >> i think the officers are in the building. >> okay, officers are in the

chloe, for a long time, you tried to ignore your body. you didn't write, read or even talk much about your disability. but that changed. you talk about this shift. yeah. so i. i was born with a congenital called secretly genesis and for lot of my life, my microphone is doing a i'm too short for. this is like i should just be a scene from my book like that. the things that nothing is built for my body. so yeah. was a distinct awareness. think if you're born into a body provokes a reaction set of first thoughts from people, which is all of us. there was this distinct feeling that i always had that my body was a barrier to being seen or understand understood as like a real person. you know, it part of our psychology to draw from narratives that we understand about ourselves in the world. and then to respond visually from that position, those narratives. so when i would walk around in public, whether at school or at the store or wherever i was, i was constantly confronted with first thoughts about disability, which largely informed by a cultu

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chloe, i aside from being a footballer you _ deluded. chloe, i aside from being a footballer you are _ deluded. chloe, i aside from being a footballer you are a _ deluded. chloe, i aside from being a footballer you are a lawyer, - deluded. chloe, i aside from being a footballer you are a lawyer, and - footballer you are a lawyer, and you deal with a lot of cases of people coming to you when things have gone wrong with the nhs, what did you make of listening to steve barclay? i have the same concerns, i see the kind of— i have the same concerns, i see the kind of cases — i have the same concerns, i see the kind of cases that _ i have the same concerns, i see the kind of cases that we _ i have the same concerns, i see the kind of cases that we have - i have the same concerns, i see the kind of cases that we have rising. . i have the same concerns, i see the kind of cases that we have rising. ii kind of cases that we have rising. i deal with_ kind of cases that we have rising. i deal with a — kind of cases that we have rising. i deal

chloe says she regretted her decision a year later. today identifies again as a woman. >> the lost of my breasts and potentially the ability to mother children naturally might be the most painful part of it. >> chloe's experience with transition is a dark difference from the findings of a northwestern study in the journal of the american medical association. the study compared two groups of patients ages 1 flee to 24. three months after surgery, the group that had to procedure experienced less chest dysphoria than the group that did not. >> it shouldn't shape clinical care. three months after an operation, people can feel happy. complications haven't happened yesterday. >> stella o'malley is a psycho therapist and founder of an organization that raises public awareness. >> what we need to know, how does it feel after a year and then five years and ten years. >> to change from one agenda tore a different gender in early area of your life is as dramatic as any kind of behavioral change that i can think of. >> for 29-year-old noah, the co

let's bring in cnn entertainment reporter chloe melas. chloe, they offered up very disturbing details about working with kanye west. what did they say? >> look, jim, like you said, in this scathing letter that came out tuesday directed to the executive board of adidas in the newly installed ceo, they said adidas was aware of, you know, kanye's alleged toxic workplace behavior. they were aware he would show pornography to female employees, high-level executives, and really create not just a toxic environment for employees but really specifically for women. now, this letter, which cnn has not been able to independently confirm, we have not obtained it at cnn. and kanye west has not responded to my request for comment or "rolling stone's" request for comment, they also claim that he showed inappropriate pictures of kim kardashian, his ex-wife and he would show allegedly his own sex tapes to employees. this is what adidas is saying now. it is currently not clear whether the accusations made in an anonymous letter are true. however, we take th

smith also saying _ sunak, we had chloe smith also saying they won't stand. young mps in the _ saying they won't stand. young mps in the party, and there is a view which _ in the party, and there is a view which says. _ in the party, and there is a view which says, are these mps seeing the writing _ which says, are these mps seeing the writing on the wall here? 20 point deficit— writing on the wall here? 20 point deficit against labour, perhaps it's them _ deficit against labour, perhaps it's them saying they won't keep these seats— them saying they won't keep these seats so— them saying they won't keep these seats so that to think about the future — seats so that to think about the future instead. it's a worrying sign for rishi _ future instead. it's a worrying sign for rishi sunak. | future instead. it's a worrying sign for rishi sunak.— for rishi sunak. i made a flippant remark about _ for rishi sunak. i made a flippant remark about i'm _ for rishi sunak. i made a flippant remark about i'm a _ for rishi sunak. i made a flippant remark about i'm a

chloe says she regretted her decision less than a year later. today identifies once again as a woman. >> the loss of my breasts and potentially my ability to mother children naturally might be the most painful part of it. >> her experience with transition is a stark difference from the findings of a recently released study in the journal of the american medical association. it compared two groups of patients ages 13-24. the group that had the procedure experienced less chest dysphoria than the group that did not. >> i don't think it should shape clinical care because three months after an operation people can easily feel happy. >> stella is founder of an organization that raises public awareness about issues facing gender questioning children and young adults. >> what we need to know how does it feel after a year and five years and ten years? >> to change from one gender to another gender in every area of your life is as dramatic as any kind of behavioral change i can think of. >> for 29-year-old noah, the controversial surgery was a long time c

chloe had to wait 40 more minutes for that help to come and her parents now want the world to know her story. >> she's not doing very good. she's a really strong girl so one day at a time. >> those kids actually that day in my opinion stopped being kids that day and now are in survival mode, protection mode and that's what we see with our daughter and that's what we hear from the other survivors as well. they've been pressing law enforcement from the beginning for more answers, more transparency and the recording of this 911 call, the things she said and how she expressed herself. what bravery. it's incredible. >> terrifying to think this went on for so long. and all these kids would be in that classroom for 77 minutes waiting for help pleading on the phone for officers to come and help them. you know, we're only airing this because we got permission from the parents. it is so disturbing and we want our viewers to be aware some of what they hear could be difficult to listen to. >> we do have a child on the line. >> reporter: this was the moment everything at the scene in uvalde should

in 2020, at 15, chloe had an elective double mastectomy, referred to as top surgery. she regretted her decision less than a year later and today identifies once again as a woman. >> the loss of my breasts and potentially my ability to mother children naturally might be the most painful part of it. >> chloe's experience with transition is a stark difference from the findings of a study in the journal of the american medical association. the study compared two groups of patients, ages 13 to 24, 3 months after surgery the group that had the procedure experienced less chest dysphoria than the group that did not. >> i don't think it should shape clinical care. three months after an operation people can easily feel happy because complications have not happened yet. >> stella o'malley is a psycho therapist and founder of genspect. >> what we need to do, how does it feel after a year and after five years and after ten years. >> to change from one gender to a different gender in every area of your life is as dramatic as any kind of behavioral change i can think of. >> for 29-y

he's 34 years old chloe smith won her seat in a by—election in 2009. she's 40 years old, both in last 24 hours announcing that they will not seek re—election next time around, despite winning multiple elections over the last few years . might elections over the last few years. might we be elections over the last few years . might we be expecting years. might we be expecting more conservative mps in the coming days announcing that they will seek other career opportunities these at the next election ? i think an absolute election? i think an absolute racing certainty . the racing certainty. the conservative party hq have given their mps england at two weeks to decide whether they're going to decide whether they're going to stand at the next election or not. so i think there'll be many more vote and follow and the path set by chloe smith rowe, william wragg i, i thought what was really interesting, actually inclusive announcement yesterday she highlighted the fact that since being an mp in 2009 she served on the five conservative train ministers which i

>> chloe, she is in 112. she's with eight or nine students. >> how many are still alive? >> she's not too sure how many are. >> okay. thank you. >> the recorded phone call proves for the first time that a senior officer at the scene was directly made aware of the horrors happening inside the classroom. pargas walks back in the hallway one more time. a few seconds later, the acting police chief turns his back and walks out. in the doorway, pargas can be seen talking to the texas ranger, who, as cnn has previously reported, is currently suspended and under investigation for failing to organize a response that day. but pargas doesn't appear to tell him about the 911 information he received. cnn has learned from sources familiar with the investigation that a number of law enforcement officials on scene, including high-ranking officers with the texas department of public safety, say they did not know about the 911 call. a few minutes later, at 12:20 p.m., pargas can be seen walking away from the school, away from the hallway where dozens of officers from several law enforcemen

chloe hayward, bbc news. an inquiry into an incident at a hotel housing asylum seekers in glasgow in which one person died and six were injured says it was an avoidable tragedy. injune, 2020, a sudanese man, badreddin abdalla adam, was shot dead by police after he stabbed six people. an independent panel found it happened because of a poorly planned decision by the company managing asylum seekers in scotland to move them out of rented accommodation during the pandemic. activists from the group just stop 0il have announced they are halting their protests on the m25. drivers have faced four days of delays and disruption on the motorway. just stop 0il says the pause will allow the government to "consider its responsibilities". the ukrainian army claims it has made major gains around the southern city of kherson. it comes as russia's defence ministry says it has moved its troops from the western bank of the dnipro river. moscow has described the situation as a "manoeuvre", rather than a withdrawal. one of the mai

you are collaborating. >> yes, with ne-yo and chloe, who i have known for a long time over the years. it was fun. reporter: the wonderful world of disney magical holiday celebration is airing right here on abc. liz: disney is the parent company of abc. you can catch the wonderful celebration tonight starting at 8:00 on abc seven. that will get you in the spirit. lisa: the cold weather headed our way. we can see visibility is good. we only have a little patchy fog at the coast. temperatures in the 60's today. they are going to trail behind what we have been getting used to. cold front on the way, bringing the coldest air we have seen in a while. we will talk about it next. liz: a crazy saturday fruit bay area college football teams, the rainbow warriors battling against the san jose spartans at home. chris alvarez will have the highlights coming up in sports. liz: world cup fever is in full swing in the bay area. soccer fans gathered for saturday's match between messick co. and argentina. a lively -- between mexico and argentina. a lively crowd showed up. >> i am bummed out mexico lost

reporter: he teams up with chloe flour and becky g for christmas collaboration. >> it is going to be really exciting and i get to sit in the back and watch them go crazy. ♪ reporter: she is excited to take to the stage. >> collaborating with ne-yo and chloe, the talented pianist and ne-yo who i have known for a long time now. it was fun. reporter: the wonderful world of ghhe oab disney is the parent company of abc 7. you can catch the wonderful world of disney magical holiday celebration tonight starting at 8:00. liz: a piedmont christmas tree returns with its hybrid model to sell trees. it held its opening yesterday, kicking off with a special dancing christmas tree performance. the lot offers a variety of needs including wreaths, garlands. it is the largest fundraiser of the year for scouts. trees can be ordered online or picked up and delivered for an extra fee. the lot will be ordered seven days a week until all trees are sold. when do you get your tree? really close. lisa: i forgot to talk about the minors. upper 60's -- 49ers. upper 60's, sunny. the rest of us enjoy the mid 6

that's chloe smith . the years. that's chloe smith. the right her and her right time for her and her family and her situation . it's family and her situation. it's now been a number of years and i'm just equally chloe smith as well was ill with breast cancer and overcame it same as tracey crouch. i mean it is a high pressure environment now of the questions that were raised at morning as we were doing the paper review, which is they get some people not wanting to lose if they've never lost before. now will carry on and now philip will carry on and he's got a tough, tough seat. when i was in merseyside, i was saying when i was with the saying this when i was with the west, was going to west, i thought i was going to win in in 2015, i thought and it was a tough and tough i'm going to lose. and it a tough, to lose. and it was a tough, tough battle, as minus tough battle, as was minus 30 points behind got to the points behind when it got to the day. fact, i narrowed it to day. in fact, i narrowed it to 0.8. so it was a tiny, tiny gap. so m

>> tucker, the center for american liberty who is representing chloe believes it is illegal. our website has that letter, a very detailed letter that details all of the medical symptoms that chloe has and tha medical malpractice. and frankly mutilation that was perpetrated by these medical professionals greatly intend to stop it, but we want to hear from other people who have had these problems as well. we want to shut these barbaric and unnatural practices down. >> i am so sorry. thanks. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: the next segment tells you a lot about where political division in this country is coming from. we will be right back. >> he spent time in prison as a young man in egypt for being an islamic extremist. years later, the southern poverty law center put him on a list of anti-muslim extremists. he sued for defamation. the point is he knows a lot about extremism. we talked to him on an episode of "tucker carlson today" about why there's so much in this country and his answer is because a ruling class is funding it. here's a part of the conversation. >> you have to

ten year old chloe torres. a fourth grader trapped inside the room with the gunman, is on the phone with the 9-1-1 dispatcher. >> i'm in the classroom. [inaudible] 10 12. 1:12, 1:12. yes >> excuse me? >> where in room -- there's a lot of dead bodies. >> cnn obtained that call and publish it with approval of her parents. when the dispatcher radios that two -- targets and others are on the scene are mediately and form. [inaudible] >> she is in the room. [inaudible] >> for the victims, child called 9-1-1. the room is full of victims. child 9-1-1 call. >> pargas, who didn't have a radio with him. takes one from a detective. and enters the hallway. he tells the men inside, eight >> a child just call. they said they have victims in their. >> but then pargas that back. two minutes later he walked out of the hallway and places a phone call, directly to the oval the dispatcher. cnn has obtained this call. >> okay. [inaudible] what did they say? >> chloe is gonna be [inaudible] she is in room 1:12. [inaudible] >> so how

> varios pequeÑos habÍan hablado a pedir auxilio y desde el aula 112 entra la llamada de la pequeÑa chloe. >> (informaciÓn en pantalla) >>> khloÉ hizo esta llamada al 911 a agregando que habÍan muchos cuerpos pero en ese momento viva. (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> khloÉ se quedÓ mÁs de 17 minutos pidiendo auxilio afuera como ya se sabe la caÓtica respuesta de ciento de agentes locales y estatales y mientras tanto khloÉ quiÉn sobreviviÓ la peor masacre escolar recibiÓ la recomendaciÓn que le salvÓ la vida a ella y otros compaÑeros >>> (informaciÓn en pantalla) >>> tras su Última llamada khlÉe esperÓ 40 minutos para ser rescatada. >> sumamente difÍcil para todas las familias afectadas >>> hoy se recuerda a los difuntos nos vamos a austin en donde familiares de las vÍctimas de esa masacre en uvalde y otros tiroteos realizaron la llamada marcha de los niÑos para exigirle que tomen medidas para prevenir tragedÍas como lo ocurrido en la primaria robb. >> asÍ es arantxa son ofrendas que los padres de los niÑos asesinados trajeron es que serÁ su primer dÍa de los muert

. >> cnn's chloe melas joins us right now. this was an emotional interview for him. what else did he say. >> he also says he's human, and he has to realize that he too, although he is a global icon, and he is will smith and that we have put him on this pedestal, his fans for such a long time, that he makes mistakes just like the rest of us. it's still unclear exactly why he stormed the stage. is this years of him and his marriage really being criticized and made fun of and that's something that trevor touched on too. i mean, will smith and his wife have been by some accounts treated very unfairly in terms of the scrutiny of their marriage. will has been at the butt of many jokes for many years. was that a culmination. although the interview was lengthy, and his first late night interview, so many questions unanswered, much more to say. i do think he's ready to start talking, and he did another interview yesterday. we have a little bit of that. >> i completely understand that. if, you know, someone is not ready i would absolutely respect that and allow them their spac

one of those chilling calls came from a terrified 10-year-old girl chloe torrez that survived the shooting. i want to warning you it's difficult to hear but we think it's important to show the full scope of law enforcement response that day. >> theres a school shooting. >> yes, i'm aware. i was talking to you earlier. are you still there in your room, room 112? >> yeah. >> okay. you stay on the line with me. do not disconnect. >> can you tell the police to come to my room? >> i already told them to go to the room. we're trying to get someone to you. >> with us now is zack of the texas tribune, one of the journalists behind the reporting. thank you for being with us. it must be so difficult for parents to hear this, these revelations have come out drip by drip by drip. these are recordings that are just horrific, zack. >> good morning, jose, yes, certainly we talked with a number of families in the previous two days letting them know this story was coming and everything that was going to be in it. what these 911 calls and police radio dispatches that we have obtained reveal is the real cons

at the same time, ten-year-old chloe torres, a fourth grader trapped inside the room, is on the phone with another 9-1-1 dispatcher. we >> -- 12, 12. yes ma'am. please hurry, there is a lot of dead bodies. >> the details of chloe's cry for help from inside the room have already been communicated to uvalde acting chief. now they're being relate to the dps employee. >> we have several students. >> are you kidding me? >> i am not. >> oh my god -- >> we don't know the collars rank inside the dps or where all she may have communicated the information within our agency. dps has not responded to cnn's questions about the call, and what happened after it was made. >> is it in the classroom? >> a barricaded from? where >> all the classrooms. we have an active shooter. >> the active shooter protocol have been followed the responding officers should have used any means necessary to breach the door and killed a shooter. some officers from the texas dps were told to stay out of the hallway. and remain on the perimeter of the scene. as more and more tactical resources arrived, in critical time, to

reporter: he teams up with chloe flow and becky gee for a christmas collaboration. >> it is really exciting. i get to watch them go crazy. >> ♪ that is what christmas means to me my love ♪ reporter: becky is excited to take the stage. you are collaborating also. >> yes. i've known ne-yo for a long time. it was fun. reporter: the wonderful world of disney magical holiday celebration is sunday night here on abc. j.r.: disney is the parent company of abc 7 and you can catch a wonderful world of disney magical holiday celebration tonight starting at 8:00 right here on abc 7. when it is cold outside, the best place to be is at home and that is where we find spencer christian tonight to break down our weather forecast. spencer: you are so right. i am enjoying the fun of home tonight. we have some frosty weather coming our way in a day or so but right now here is a look at the temperature change from the last 24 hours. quite a bit cooler tonight than it was last night. 4-7 degrees cooler. here is a look from our rooftop camera looking across the embarcadero to the bay bridge. san jose is at 58

so hopefully we'll get a new student, chloe lives with alex headlines on the international at the russian defense mandatory services troops cross their napa river, take up defensive positions on the left bank of the waterway. it's following the announcement of a strategic regrouping with the un official admits she has no evidence, but still says russian soldiers were using a biography to write ukrainians. reading. she was simply told to say this by ukrainian officials time to make a clean break. the leader of the socialist party of zambia held t.

chloe and like government in high school about how like third parties were normally intended to split a party. so was his thought to like was he hoping that he would win or was he just hoping that by splitting the party taff would lose. um, i think he really hoped to win. he hated woodrow wilson. we'll come to hate him more as time went on. he took no joy and wilson victory, but i think he was also angry at the republican leadership for having denied him what he thought of as his delicates the convention. he should have been their nominee. there wasn't a lot of love loss between them too between those two either. i think he hoped to win. and he will try to get back into the good graces the republicans in the last few years of his life without a whole lot of success because they're pretty angry with him before he did in 1912, but some people think he might have been the republican's nominee in 1920 how he looked that far good question. well a few things here to wrap up then. after his time with the that's a bull moose candidate 1912. he leaves once again, and this seems to be one of hi

there is a lot of dead bodies. >> reporter: the details of chloe's cry for help from inside the room have already been communicated to the uvalde acting chief. now they're being relayed to this dps employee. >> we have several students. >> are you kidding me? >> i am not. >> oh my god. okay. >> reporter: we don't know the caller's rank inside dps or where else she may have communicated the information within her agency. dps has not responded to cnn's questions about the call and what happened after it was made. >> barricaded in the classroom. >> barricaded where? >> barricaded in all the classrooms. we do have an active shooter. >> reporter: if active shooter protocol had been followed, responding officers should have used any means necessary to breach the door and kill the shooter. some officers from the dps were told to stay out of the hallways and remain on the perimeter of the scene as more and more tactical resources arrived in critical time to save lives went by. even the texas ranger closest to the classroom was not clued in. ranger christopher ryan kandel, who has been suspen

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. >> and that is 10-year-old chloe torres. her father speaking with the texas tribune said he was disgusted with the police response and it was mind-boggling why it took first responders so long to breach that classroom. especially, that the government -- the school shooter was not barricaded in that room, that he especially -- that the officers were barricading themselves outside and he's incredibly frustrated and we've been hearing from family members down in uvalde, they want accountability here. just a few weeks ago, the school district's police chief was fired. there have been increasing calls for the head of the texas department of public safety steve mccraw to resign. last week in a public meeting, he said he would not do so because in his words, he did not feel that texas dps failed the students as an institution. of course, many of those family members disagree. >> we should mention, chloe did survive. so much was learned from those tapes too. another teacher saying, i'm so scared. we were hearing from arredondo when

so it's fun to work together. >> let's bring in chloe who sat down with the two of them. it's just -- it goes without saying it is so hard to get time with them. so the fact that you're the one they chose to sit down with says a lot. >> it's the first time we heard from them together in four years. the first time ever since they first came out as a couple in 2019. and you know, he doesn't really give sitdown interviews. it was pegged to giving dolly parton this $100 million grant friday night at a private event at his home. he gave one to van jones from cnn. but we did talk about potentially buying the commanders, and lauren wanting to go to space with an all female crew. this was a wide ranging interview at their home in d.c. that lasted over 20 minutes. >> one of the wealthiest men, most powerful men in the world because of what he built with amazon and other entities. he has been fretting about the economy. he's spoken out and clashed with the white house on what he believes are the real issues. >> he rescently tweeted baton down the hatches so i wanted to know his tak

. >> cnn entertainment reporter chloe is with us now. he can't put it to bed. he has a new movie coming out. >> nor should he. there are still so many questions left unanswered, ana and although this is his first late night show appearance, you know, since the infamous oscar slap, we still don't have much more information and we still have never heard from chris rock who has not responded to cnn's request for comments. here's more of what will smith told trevor noah last night. >> it was a lot of things. it was the little boy that watched his father beat up his mother, you know. it's, you know, all of that just bubbled up in that moment, you know. i just -- that's not who i want to be. >> right. >> you've known me for a long time so you know me personally so you know, but, you know, y'all might not know. [ laughter ] >> so he says that that's not who he wants to be nor what he wants his legacy to be remembered for, ana but still doesn't explain exactly why, what caused him to rush the stage and was it really just what chris rock said about jada. was it years an

all right, chloe melas. when you get more information on this, please let us know. thank you very much for that report. the breaking news, aaron carter dead at the age of 346. coming up next, president biden on stage urging democrats to get out to vote in the mid terms. global rights leader martin luther king iii will be joining me live here in atlanta on the crucial state of georgia and the battleground races that are hanging by a thread as voters go to the polls. stay with us. we will be right back. now ports can know where every piece e of cargo is. and where it''s going. (dock worker) righght on time. (v(vo) robots can predict breakdowns and order their owown replacemet parts. (foreman) nice work. (vo) and retailers can get ahead of the fashion trend of the day with a new line tomorrow. with a verizon private 5g network, you can get more agility and security. giving you more control of your business. we call this enterprise intelligence. from the network america relies on. ♪ [christmas music] ♪ ♪ ♪ weathertech gift cards have the power to wow everyone on

cnn entertainment reporter chloe malice is here. she is a mother of four, reevaluating her relationship with the brand but the big question is why would anyone think this might be a good idea? >> balenciaga is a massive international fashion brand and kim kardashian one of their most famous ambassadors, most famous faces with you how did it get from an idea photographers being taken and then actually becoming a published campaign? there are so many questions left unanswered but here is what balenciaga is saying, they're saying in part in a statement to cnn we sincerely apologize for any offense our holiday campaign may have caused, our plush bear bags should not have been featured with children in this campaign. we have immediately removed this campaign from all the platforms. they also went on, ana, to talk about in a separate statement that they are going to be pursuing legal action against the agency and the set designers and those that put together this campaign that they claim that they didn't have any creative vision or contro

chloe and like government in high school about how like third parties were normally intended to split a party. so was his thought to like was he hoping that he would win or was he just hoping that by splitting the party taff would lose. um, i think he really hoped to win. he hated woodrow wilson. we'll come to hate him more as time went on. he took no joy and wilson victory, but i think he was also angry at the republican leadership for having denied him what he thought of as his delicates the convention. he should have been their nominee. there wasn't a lot of love loss between them too between those two either. i think he hoped to win. and he will try to get back into the good graces the republicans in the last few years of his life without a whole lot of success because they're pretty angry with him before he did in 1912, but some people think he might have been the republican's nominee in 1920 how he looked that far good question. well a few things here to wrap up then. after his time with the that's a bull moose candidate 1912. he leaves once again, and this seems to be one of hi

donald lacey started the foundation in honor of his daughter, chloe lacey who was murdered in 1997 at the age of 16. lacey says he wants everyone to perform random acts of kindness this week to promote unity. >> we won that love. the thing i grew up in is the greatest city in the world. we want to give back to them. >> the love life week includes a schedule for murder victims on thursday night. the town hall on friday and saturday. there is a black tie gala. >>> the u.n. secretary general says the world is looking at the climate to hell with our foot still on the accelerator. more than one of the world leaders is in egypt tonight to discuss that crisis. just a few example, contributing to climate change as they suffered their worst sighting in recent history leaving millions homeless. they witnessed one of their driest hottest summers this year with wildfires sweeping large parts of the continent. of course here in the u.s., more than half of the country is experiencing drought. activists say they are fighting for the survival of future generations. >> the young demographic on earth,

ready ready chloe. ready when they lie down to rest, they hang themselves upside down on one of their silken threads. they're the hang motionless, a sign that they're likely sleeping. they're fully retracted. legs show that their muscles are completely relaxed. if spiders wish to move, they have to pump fluid into their legs in order to stretch them again. that only happens when they're fully alert. jumping spiders can create a free dimensional picture of their environment for themselves. as the name suggests, they catch their pray, not in website, but by jumping on it. that means they have to correctly guess the distance to their victims and anticipate their victims movements to ensure success mm. behind their main eyes, spiders have secondary eyes with movable retina tubes using these, they target their victims and focus on not only can jumping spiders move their eyes. recent research suggests they can perhaps also dream. in humans, dreams typically occur during a sleep phase known as r e. m. rapid ey

chloe? >> so, we talk about government in high school about how, like, third parties were normally intended to split a party. so, what's his thought to, like, was he hoping that he would win or was he just hoping that, by splitting the party, taft would lose? >> i think he really hoped to win. he hated woodrow wilson, we are going -- he took no joy in wilson's victory. but i think he was also angry at the republican leadership for having denied him what he thought of as his delegates, the convention, he should have been their nominee. so it wasn't a lot of love lost between those two. i think he hoped to win. and he will try to get back into the good graces of the republicans in the last few years of his life, without a whole lot of success. they were pretty angry with him for what he did in 1912, but some people think he might have been a republican's nominee in 1920, had he lived that far. good question. well, a few things here to wrap up, then. after his time with president bull moose can

chloe hayward, bbc news. across the uk, many fell silent at 11 o clock this morning, for two minutes, to mark the anniversary of the end of the first world war. armistice day services have been taking place across the uk to remember those who have died in military conflicts. this year's commemorations included the recently restored big ben striking 11 times. 0ur correspondent nicholas witchell reports. 10a years since the original armistice day, the striking of the 11th hour on the 11th day of the 11th month is still regarded by many as the most solemn moment of national remembrance. big ben strikes the hour. they saying. -sing. after the two—minute silence at the national memorial arboretum, a poem was read in tribute to the late queen. the country loaded its whole self into your slender hands. hands that can rest now relieved of a century's weight. and at the cenotaph in london, wreaths were laid, precursor to remembrance sunday when king charles will lead the nation's tribute to those who lost their live

chloe hayward, bbc news. the former us president donald trump has criticised the governor of florida and possible 2024 presidential nomination rival ron desa ntis. in a lengthy statement, mr trump dismissed de santis as an average republican governor with great public relations. calling on him to stop playing games and rule out a bid for the presidency. mr desantis stormed to re—election in the us midterms, emerging as mr trump's main rival in the republican party. the former president is widely expected to announce his own plan for a white house comeback as soon as next week. cbs's correspondent skyler henry has more from washington this is truly fascinating stuff that we have been seeing, especially from the former president who put out these remarks yesterday. let's start with these jabs he has made towards governor ron desantis calling him ron sanctimonious, nickname he came up ron sanctimonious, nickname he came up with over the weekend but also calling him an average republican governor with great pub