New body camera videos from the Uvalde mass shooting and a report by the Texas House committee is offering the public an inside look at the failures of the school district and law enforcement’s preparedness system. Texas State Rep. Dustin Burrows, chair of the committee, talks with NBC News’ Savanah Sellers about how the facts of the report will lead to designating accountability.
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