i didn t know that she was saying no. he said i didn t know she was inebriated, i thought she said yes. the judge accepted that and vacated the verdict. kayleigh: it s hard for anyone to understand a guilty verdict and then taking back that guilty verdict because you somehow didn t like the penalty attached to it. it makes no sense. and this poor girl, i ve let it echo, what speed 17 said. the consequences that would carry for her life or blowback, she would get. she did that in the face of already experiencing a ton of blowback at her school. she was apparently a cross country runner, she ran track and was an honor roll student and after all of this happened, she fell to a c average and had to drop out of all sports and started learning remotely from home because students would antagonize her in the hallway. so this girl s a victim and she already had so many consequences happening in her personal life.
[limu emu squawks] woo! new personal record, limu! only pay for what you need. liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. a 14-year-old boy fell to his death from a new drop tower amusement park ride in orlando. it happened on the free fall attraction at the city s icon park entertainment complex. family members say he was an honor roll student, aspiring football player from st. louis. his father said he was visiting orlando with his football team over spring break. what we learned is they are trying to determine how he fell
yet none of that got in the way of school. her mother, mai, says tara was a bright, honor roll student, who loved to learn. she would read books. four, five books at once, and she would sit at dinner reading a book at the same time. you d have to tell her to take the book away from the table? yeah, right. but a lot of times how could you yell at a kid when they read a book? yeah. smart kid, tom? yeah, she was a smart kid. science just came easily fpr her. reporter: and when she aced her a. c. t. college admissions exam, tara was over the moon. she liked to rub it in and brag. i m pretty sure she texted me in all capital letters throughout our conversation. like, oh, my gosh, look what i got. i didn t even study. reporter: it was january 10th, 2014, and to celebrate her score and good grades, tara asked if she could have a friday night sleepover. at that time, i was so happy. i can t turn her down. i say sure. and the girl that came over
the funniest kid around. scheduled to graduate early, an honor roll student, very normal family. she was a middle child. she s got two brothers. and just like anybody else s daughter. jillian: beautiful. can you tell me about the conversation you had the night before she died? yeah. we ve had a pretty severe spike in cases around our county, so i just had a talk with her about, you know, do you know that this is happening? she was very open and honest and told me, yes, it s definitely something i see that s going on, i have some friends, seemed very knowledgeable about it. i explained to her there is a very real chance that if you experimented with this, that you could potentially have a pill that was laced with fentanyl. she very much seemed like she understood and assured me that this would not be something that she would experiment. todd: let s take a look at some
steve: man o man. ainsley: janari was an honor roll student. steve: beautiful. murders in chicago as of last week up 120%. brian: be so much is gang related. you have to go in there and deal with the gang issue. steve: all right. meanwhile, take you down to loudoun county which is to the west of washington, d.c. it has been a very busy couple of days down there. that is the meeting yesterday where they did approve a new policy for transgender students. students will now go to be able to choose their own restrooms and locker rooms. brian: that will go well. brian: teacher also have to address them by preferred pronouns. these were the guidelines set by virginia s state department of education. they adopted them there are no penalties if the school district doesn t create a similar policy. ainsley: let s replay laura morris when she resigned in front of the school board two