Good morning, I'm Taylor Wilson, and this is 5 things you need to know Wednesday, the 24th

of May, 2023.

Today, one year since tragedy in Yvuldy, plus Trump appears remotely in court, and a

new project aims to tackle rare, inherited diseases.

It's been one year since a gunman opened fire at an elementary school in Yvuldy, Texas,

killing 19 children and two teachers.

Austin-American statesman state politics reporter Nikki Griswald has more on this devastated

community one year later.

Nikki, welcome to 5 things.

Nikki- Thanks for having me.

Nikki, how's the community dealing one year later?

Nikki- You know, I think it's fair to say the community is still reeling.

This was arguably the most devastating thing to happen to this small town of just over

15,000 people, where it seems everybody knows each other, and because of that, everyone

knows someone personally who was impacted by this massacre, and 19 families lost their

children in the shooting, and two more families lost, you know, mothers, sisters of those

two teachers who died.

So it has been a really, really grim and devastating year for the town that is still trying to recover

at this point.

Austin- And we know police controversially waited over an hour to respond to the classroom.

Nikki, your paper, the statesman, made the decision to publish a 77 minute video from

inside the school showing officers pacing the hall instead of entering the classroom

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