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The news cycle moves so quickly that we too often forget the things we should remember.

Like the shooting in a Yavaldi school, they killed 19 children and two of their teachers.

Now to the latest on the investigation into the Yavaldi Texas Elementary School shooting.

Four weeks after 19 children and two teachers were killed, we're learning new details about

the police response. We spoke with someone who'll never forget. Texas State Senator Roland

Gutierrez who serves the citizens of Yavaldi. He spent much of the last month looking for answers.

Senator, what's the mood like in the town today? If I were to walk around, does it still

feel like this is a place where tragedy struck?

Absolutely, I think that it's still a town that is trying to heal, trying to begin those

beginning phases of healing.

Senator Gutierrez represents Yavaldi in the Texas State House. He came to the city the

night of May 24th, and he stayed there for most of the time since. To be there for his

constituents, to listen, and to give them what support he can.

I showed up to a civic center that was that night called a reunification center where parents

gave DNA. We tried to match themselves with their children that were either in a hospital

that they didn't know about, or were unfortunately succumbed to gunfire. And so I saw these parents

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