they re going to file charges against anyone else here? well it s certainly a possibility that school administrators could face criminal charges popping, but the commonwealth attorney, howard gwyn, has not commented on that so far. diane toscano, the attorney for the teacher, issued a statement to cnn last night on the news of the charging and the mother. here s the part of that statement. quote there were failures in accountability at multiple levels that led to abby being shot and almost killed. today s announcement address. this is but one of those failures. it has been three months of investigation and still so many unanswered questions. remain poppy. the lawyers for that teacher are claiming that these administrators broke virginia state law when they ignored all the warnings about this child. wow brian todd. thank you for following this. sure. also this morning. we re tracking this. nascar suspending cup series driver cody ware and definitely after he was arrested in north caroli
last night over email. he did not comment specifically on these charges, but he did say that deja taylor will be turning herself in later. this week. last month, the commonwealth s attorney told us that that taylor s six year old son, the one who shot teacher abby s warner, in that first grade classroom, will not be charged in this case, asia. taylor s lawyer previously had told cnn that the boy s parents claim they kept their gun at their home secured that the gun was secured with the safety and kept on the top shelf of the mother s bedroom closet, john so that is where we stand this morning with the charges filed against deje taylor, the mother, brian, abigail s word of the teacher. is she responding to the indictment at all? she is. her lawyer, diane toscano, issued a statement to cnn last night upon hearing of the charges and statement reads as follows. quote. there were failures in accountability at multiple levels that led to abby being shot and almost killed. our lawsuit makes c
so surprising because i just read between the 6 and 7 locke hour. i just went back and read the police report. in the police report, at the very top it labels gabby as the suspect and brian laundry as the victim. and it may not have been the police officer on the ground. i m not saying that it s their fault because they spoke to a witness who said that gabby was the one that was hitting brian. so it seems like there was some sort of discrepancy. maybe it was a physical fight that both were involved in. but, i wonder why the police on the ground weren t told about the details in the 911 call the person who called police and said they saw gabby being slapped by brian. that changes everything. ainsley: did she ever tell the police, if you watch the full interview with police there on the side of the road, does she ever tell them no, he was the one slapping me. carley: no. not at all. she was crying. she took the blame and there has been some psychologists who say that it could be and this
uncertain recovery. but confronted by this paralysis i put one foot in front of the other. in the aftermath of sandy hook shooting and the two-year anniversary of gabby being shot we threw ourselves into working past the expanded background checks bill. violence is a big problem. too many children are dying. too many children. we must do something. today i struggle to speak but i ve not lost my voice. we never thought background checks were going to be easy to pass. but there was the will of the
an improved tenor and tone in american politics can actually happen, or do we just talk about it on days like today and then move on the next day? well, i think it can happen, you know, if people are really motivated to make it happen. i think it happened after what happened in tucson, you know, for a little bit, but, you know, what people say really does matter. gabby has always been somebody, that you know, has worked to cross the aisle. has been friends with her republican colleagues and took the approach to her job always in an incredibly, you know, respectful manner and never, you know, went down, that road, you know, to be incredibly partisan and nachty and bitter. i think that s an important thing to do. i mean, we can accomplish so much more as a country if we work together as a team and work in a bipartisan manner, and, you know, and what kind of example this is an opportunity for people to set an