Welcome to our viewers here in the United States and around the world Wolf Blitzer is off tonight. I'm

Jim Acosta in the situation room. Let's discuss what we just heard in that news conference

with the Texas Governor Greg Abbott. He says he was misled about the

police response to the school massacre as authorities are now admitting mistakes

were made. We're joined by CNN Crime and Justice Correspondent

Chamon Prokupes on the ground in Texas.

Shimon, what stood out to you?

I mean, obviously hearing the governor of Texas

say that he was misled and that he's livid, I suppose, with law enforcement

officials about what he was told earlier this week is obviously big news, but he did

seem to be dodging some questions as well again

we're heading into the evening with more questions really than answers.

Right and he I think is saying that he wants every action to be investigated by every

official who was involved and suggesting that it's going to be the Texas Rangers

but then he's also talking about the FBI being involved in this

investigation, which right now they're not. They've been just assisting

authorities here. So we need to get some clarification, certainly the FBI on that is he saying he wants the

FBI to now come in to this investigation I'm not entirely sure some of the nuance on that so that's

something that I think could potentially be interesting.

I don't think I heard him talk about the Department of Public Safety.

This is the head there, Stephen McCraw, he is the one who took to the podium today and

revealed all these new facts the fact that 19 officers were in the hall of

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