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greg: have you ever been so ecstatic you forget where you are? my taylor swift, especially shirtless. dana: it has not happened to me, i was interested because i couldn t understand how it could happen. i can also imagine paying that much for a ticket. jeanine: a thousand dollars, $3,000 for a ticket, they are so excited they are in a state of shock. jesse: my producer went to this and she said she could have sold it on the street for $18,000 per ticket. jeanine: why didn t she? greg: how old is your producer? jesse: she s in her 30s. greg: get rid of her. harold: if i wanted the ticket i would remember the show. jeanine: people doing more ....
this one needed to be investigated not only becaus of what the detective saw on the phone, no, it was more tha that the lawyer who called th detective worked for the catholic diocese grand rapid and told her the young man i question was a student at star athlete here at grand rapids catholic central high school and the woman? she worked here. she wasn t just any school employee she was the student school appointed tutor she is a person of authorit it is an inappropriate relationship, she was in her 30s, and i knew that he was 15 years old, regardless it was a illegal relationship detective lori went to se the boy s parents. had they questioned their son? no, the mother hadn t questioned her son at all, i think she was unsure how t bring it up, she knew that h would most likely be angry about it she wanted somebody to put stop to it absolutely. next to the detective wen ....
Doesn t feel the same wa around boys. there are consequences to this type of relationship even with boys but remember that series of interviews and shifting storie from the boy when the detective got him t admit that there was something between him, and a consummated in the tutors gleaming, high rise condo the boy announced that it wa he who started it, not her but it wasn t her fault, s what would the tutor, abigai simon, say you re not under arrest okay you re free to leave there s just something we need to talk about. and when miss simon heard that text messages were in question, she knew why the detective was there, tha people of hers you know i am talking about now? yes, i tried to help hi [inaudible but when the subject turn to the specifics of th relationship, with the ....
Supposedly has everything all together all the time. reporter: for smith the depression both times caught her by surprise, saying it felt like the color was draining out of her world. she lost interest in activities she loved and withdrew from friends and family. the thing that s so treacherous about depression in particular is that you think that the thing that is wrong with you is you. reporter: smith got help. in her 30s her therapist gave her a diagnosis. you re clinically depressed. that s my diagnosis. i think that you benefit from medication to help you. and i was like i don t want to do that because then that s not going to be me inside my brain. did it take time for you to accept the idea of medication? yeah, it did. it did take time. and again, medication works for some people, not others. everybody is in a different position. but it did very much help me to adjust my brain chemistry so that i could rediscover the ....
Mad at all, but a six-year-old boy who allegedly shot and wounded a teacher on friday afternoon. this is not maximal. shooting according to police, the unidentified child armed with a handgun, fired a single shot inside a first grade classroom at richneck elementary. sending the school of 550 students into lockdown. in the city of newport news virginia. this is not a situation where we had a student going up, or any other individuals going up and down the hall and actively firing in a while shooting incident. it was in a classroom. authorities say, the teacher, a female in her 30s, has life-threatening winds but is improving. the six-year-old shooter was arrested. today are students got a lesson and gun violence. and, what guns can do to disrupt, not only an educational garment, but also a family, a community. parents picked up their children from the school s gym. eager to see their faces. god. ....