Amy Robach

It's really cool to say.

I mean, I mean, who knows what was she had her sights set on?

What would the country have come to know her name?

Had she been allowed to continue her work and on the path she was on?

I hate to know her name this way.

Yeah, that's one way to put it.

I mean, we hear directly from Congressman Jared Moskowitz, who is the U.S.

congressman who represents this district.

He said, I'm in shock.

I was just with her on Saturday.

She just buried her brother.

She was about to announce she was running for Congress.

He said she was one of the nicest people he's ever worked with and that she was always fighting for her community, always pushing to help.

And that reminds us, this family...

This Medellin family has been through an unthinkable amount of sorrow and tragedy in the past several months.

I can't believe this story.

But frankly, so much of what happened at Parkland, didn't it touch so many people in so many communities?

So in a lot of ways...

I guess this isn't a surprise that she would have a connection to that awful tragedy.

Yes, her brother survived.