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Morning Rundown 9-year-old recounts harrowing moments in Uvalde classroom as lawmakers discuss gun reform: Following last week's deadly shooting in Uvalde, Texas, "serious" bipartisan negotiations are underway on a new gun law intended to reduce future killings, Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., said Sunday. Murphy, a passionate advocate for gun law reform, said negotiations with Republican senators include discussion of so-called "red flag" laws, expansion of the federal background check system, safe storage, mental health resources and increased security funding for schools. President Joe Biden, who visited Uvalde over the weekend with first lady Jill Biden, also pledged to push for gun compromise, but reiterated that it is up to Congress to act. Meanwhile, more questions from the shooting have emerged, including when law enforcement actually responded to the shooting and entered the school. The Justice Department said it will conduct a critical incident review to examine what happened after eyewitnesses have come forward and pointed out the discrepancies in the timeline of events. Here is what one 9-year-old told "GMA" about the harrowing moments he experienced while in a nearby classroom where 19 students, including his cousin, were killed. 📰 Stories we're also watching 📰 🍓 An FDA investigation is underway after two brands of organic strawberries were potentially linked to an outbreak of hepatitis A. 🥀 Wynonna Judd marked the one-month anniversary of the death of her mother, Naomi Judd, in an emotional Instagram post. ☕ There is good news for coffee lovers. A few cups of coffee a day might actually lower your risk of death, new research shows –- and yes, you can even have it with sugar. 👑 Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee is described as a once-in-a-lifetime-celebration.

GMA Must-Watch This morning on "GMA," Amy Robach continues our celebration of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee with a look into Her Majesty's steadfast leadership throughout her reign. Royal expert Robert Jobson will join us live to discuss how the younger royal family members will follow Queen Elizabeth II's legacy and lead the Commonwealth themselves. All this and more only on "GMA."

2022 summer movie preview: 20 films that should be on your radar What Hollywood wants and needs this summer is for us to head back into theaters.

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