times. too often after a shooting like this the killer s name becomes well known and months, years later the killer s name is recalled but the victims names are not. i think that s wrong. i want to focus on the hour ahead in the 70 people shot or wounded last night. including the 12 of whom have died. now, we don t know many of the names of the dead, but police now do. just before air time they announced that they expect the notifications to begin tonight. it is a brutal job after a brutal 24 hours. our cops went through a lot. as i told you this morning, they rushed people out of that theater, into police cars. i ve heard some compelling stories. one of the things we are working on is how we re going to deal with our own trauma. an emotional police chief dan oates with another rough night ahead of him. we do not want to speculate on victim s identities of course, the last thing we want is for someone s namly to hear that kind of speculation. we do know one who s life wa
theater where less than 24 hours ago, a massacre took place. there is a lot happening right now, bomb technicians have just suspended work tonight at the suspect s apartment, which he bobby trapped to explode. it was rigged to kill first responders and neighbors. before we go any further i want to say i m only going to mention the alengd shooters name a few times. too often after a shooting like this the killer s name becomes well known and months, years later the killer s name is recalled but the victims names are not. i think that s wrong. i want to focus on the hour ahead in the 70 people shot or wounded last night. including the 12 of whom have died. now, we don t know many of the names of the dead, but police now do. just before air time they announced that they expect the notifications to begin tonight. it is a brutal job after a brutal 24 hours. our cops went through a lot. as i told you this morning, they rushed people out of that theater, into police cars. i ve h
scenario for the obedient kid who attends bible baptist church and junior high school in west point, mississippi. i never have had problems with tyler. he was in the gifted program, an honors student. narrator: tyler s parents are divorced and sharon has full custody. he s also close with his half-sister, kristi fulgham, a daughter from his father s previous marriage. i never really grew up around my dad. and my sister was the only person in my dad s entire family who ever really had anything to do with me. and i just thought she was the coolest person in the entire world. narrator: tyler regularly stays with her and her husband
being an adult. i felt completely lost. narrator: it s a baffling scenario for the obedient kid who attends bible baptist church and junior high school in west tyler. he was in the gifted program being, an honors student. narrator: tyler s parents are divorced and sharon has full custody. he s also close with his half sister, christy foljom, a daughter from his father s previous marriage. i never really grew up around my dad. and my sister was the only person in my dad s entire family who ever really had anything to do with me. and i just thought she was the coolest person in the entire world. narrator: tyler regularly stays with her and her husband joey. it was never a healthy
martha: this story has gotten a ton of attention this week from the classroom to the slammer. new outrage over a texas judge s ruling that jailed this 17-year-old honors student for missing too much school, essentially, but we re going to clarify that in a moment, diane tranreportedly worked two jobs to sport her family and her lawyer says she missed some days because of exhaustion from working two jobs to support her siblings and family. now the teenager now has as a result of this a criminal record. she spent 24 hours behind bars, and she was fined $100. here now, judge andrew napolitano, fox news senior judicial analyst to hash this out with us a little bit. judge, what do you make of this? it seems completely unreasonable, given the situation. well, it is unreasonable, and we ought to correct what is a public misconception here. she was not jailed for truancy. she was not jailed for failing to go to skao. texas statutes do not authorize incarceration for