broward county deputies called her an accessor to the beating of jessie rattly. police say a 15-year-old boy not ratley knocked her down, then kicked her in the head with steel-toed boots. >> she's battered. she's controlled by machines. she can't respond to us. she's in a coma. >> authorities say her and the suspt had never met before the attack. they said instead a text messaging dispute may have been triggered the fight. >>> a teenager has been connected in connection with a racial comments made over the intercom at a new jersey walmart. last sunday a voice came over the p.a. sim and announced attention walmart customers, all black people leave the store. a manager quickly apologized. police say the 16-year-old boy they arrested yesterday is facing charges of harassment and bias intimidation. police say he's been released and handed over to his parents. >> africanized bees killed a dog. george williams was trimming trees in south florida, and got too close to the colony. his 70-pound dog socks took the brunt of the attack. >> one dog was covered bees. the othe

he's a chief medical examiner out of broward county. he is author of "when to call the doctor." dr. perper, as always, thank you for being with us. >> sure. >> doctor, the time has passed. there have been theories that this child has been kidnapped, has been sold. the possibility of her death is the preeminent theory that cops are working with. if they were to find her now, is she even identifiable? >> well, probably yes because there would be still, perhaps, some tissue which can be used for dna fingerprinting and usually it's difficult to identify children, but the age and the gender would fit. it depends also where the body was found. if the body was buried then the preservation would be better than if it was in the water or in the air. so there are a number of factors, but i believe it would be still something, some tissue to examine and if not soft tissue then bone marrow. i think it would be a possibility of identifying her and taking blood from the parents and making sure that, indeed, this is the child. >> dr. perper, it has now been about a month since misty croslin was arr

the broward county sheriff says a text message from ratley apparently enraged the teen and he texted back "i am coming over there and i'm going to snap your neck." the sheriff says after the attack -- remember after the attack this is, the teen sent another message to his friends that said "well, i guess i'm going to prison. i almost killed somebody." the incident apparently started after ratley loaned her phone to a 13-year-old girl. police say she's the one who pointed out ratley to the suspect. they later arrested that 13-yeaold girl and charged her as an accessory to attempted murder. ratley's aunt told hln's jane velez-mitchell that her niece barely knew the girl but wanted to help her. >> this little girl is just an acquaintance of hers, someone she was nice enough to lend the phone to and became a victim over, you know, an issue where -- one thing about my niece, i have to say. she's a very sweet, loving, caring person. and i'm not saying this because i'm her aunt. i will say that she's an abnormal child in today's time because of all the violence that's out there. she actuall

chief medical examiner broward county. there was no evidence they went into the water but the water is being searched. at this juncture, could they be identified? >> i'm sure that they could, cause there's not enough time which lapsed so they would have been postmortem changes. there's no question at this time they could be identified by a variety of feature, including skeleton features, size, any kind of condition and dn dna fingerprinting. they would be unfortunately found deceased, such an identification would not be a problem. >> and to brian shapiro, ki radio in seattle, thanks for being with us, why would they call off the search so soon? >> well, that's a very, very good question. what we do know right now is that she did he problems with alcohol and she relapsed last week. these are -- >> i don't care if she had a problem with alcohol. what about the little boy, did you have an alcohol problem, too? >> absolutely not. absolutely not. police are trying to figure out there are no tracks from that car to anywhere else

. >> larry: considering the text messages, the broward county sheriff talked about some of those messages that the suspect allegedly sent out. watch this. >> she made a derogatory comment. it set him off, pushed him over the edge. he made the comment back i'm coming over there and i'm going to snap your neck. he showed no remorse after that, sent another text message to his friends saying, well, i guess i'm going to prison, i almost killed somebody. >> larry: again, we're not naming the suspect because he is 15 years old. [ female announcer ] it's lobsterfest... when we tn lolobster into irresistible creations. like new wood-grilled lobster and parmesan scampi... our signature lobster lover's dream... and eleven more choices. right now at red lobster. >> larry: ryan seacrest and chef jamie oliver will be here tomorrow. there's an interview with jamie on our blog. that's cnn.com/larryking. check out our snoop dog photo gallery. snoop is our guest on friday night's "larry king live." right now we check in with anderson cooper. he's ahead on ac 360. anderson, what's the lead? >> we got break

. >> well, what's next is really up to the broward county state attorney's office. she's going to appear in front of judge williams on friday for a procedural hearing. she's been bound over for 21 days in secure detention. from here, we are eagerly awaiting the filing decision of the broward county state attorney's office and we are hopeful that kayla will be treated as a juvenile. >> all right, lori wiggins, tristine stott, jonathan, thank you for joining us. >> pretty tough story. much. >> now let's get a check of the weather with al. >>> as we look at the temperatures across the country, it's nice and warm. temperatures warming up anywhere from 5 to 12 degrees above normal along the mid-atlantic northeast coast but awfully cold from the great plains down into texas, teens and 20s into the northern plains, 70s and 80s through the gulf coast on into florida. >> good morning, but clouds will be thickening up as we head toward the day but there will be a chance for renters this evening but it will be dry during the day. we will make it into >> you can keep track of y

. >> larry: considering the text messages, the broward county sheriff talked about some of those messageshe suspect allegedly sent out. watch this. >> she made a derogatory comment. it set him off, pushed him over the edge. he made the comment back i'm coming over there and i'm going to snap your neck. showed no remorse. sent another text message saying i guess i'm going to prison. i almost killed somebody. >> larry: again, we're not naming the suspect because he is 15 years old. we'll come back and meet michael brewer's mother right after this. [ female announcer ] change your allergy medicine to alavert®. with alavert® you'll get effective, 24 hour, non-drowsy relief. relief even claritin® can't beat. but...how's this for change! you'll get all that allergy relief for less! compare and save. alavert®. a good change to make™! about all the discounts boswe're offering. i've got. i some catchphrases that'llideas make these savings even more memorable. gecko: all right... gecko: good driver discounts. now that's the stuff...? boss: how 'bout this? gecko: ...they're the bee's knees? boss: or

this morning the broward county sheriff stressed authority figures need to be proactive in children's lives. >> we can't arrest our way out of the problem. law enforcement, you know, we're reactive. something happens, we react to it, like mr. treacy. he's in custody, but that doesn't help josie. it's what can we do before these problems occur. whether it's at home, school, churches. that's where we need to focus our efforts. again, by the time law enforcement gets involved, it's usually too late. we can't arrest our way out of the problem. we need to start early. >> ratley's mother insists her daughter did not know the suspect and says she doesn't know if things can ever go back to normal. >> i don't sleep very much. and i just want the way things were. you know, i mean, i want things back to normal. and i don't know if that's ever going to happen. >> a 13-year-old girl s also been charged as an accessory in that attack. >>> a colorado state trooper is accused of driving drunk while on duty. david dolan, a 21-year-old veteran, was pulled over yesterday and arrested in his uniform. aut

broward county deputies called the 13-year-old girl an accessory to the beating of josie rattly. she was beaten wednesday at a school bus stop. police say a 15-year-old boy knocked rattly down, then kked her in the head with his steel-toed boots. he's now facing attempted murder charges and ratly is in a medically-induced coma. she battered. >> hooked up to machines. >> swollen. she's controlled by maines. she cannot respond to us. she's in a coma. authorities say rattly and the suspect had never met before the attack. instead, they say that a text messaging dispute may have triggered the fight. >>> africanized bees killed a dog and sent its owner running right out of his clothes. george williams was trimming trees in florida and got too close to the bee colony. his 70-pound dog took the brunt of the attack. >> one was covered in bees. the other i got loose. it was all i could take to get out of there. and i wound upou naked in my front yard running from the bees. >> i just took my clothes off. i was fighting them and they trying to get -- those bees try to go in your eyes, ears,

. >>> broward county deputies call the 138-year-old girln accessory to a beating. an eighth gde student was beaten wednesday at a school bus stop. police say a 15-year-old boy seen here, and because of his age we are blurring his face, knocked ratley down, then kicked her in the head with his steel-towed boots. he's facing attempted murder charges and ratley is in a medically-induced coma. >> she's battered. >> hooked up to machines. >> she's controlled by machines. she caot respond to us. she's in a coma. >> authorities say ratley and the suspect had never met before the attack. instead, they say, a text messaging dispute may have triggered the fight. >>> some unbelievable video here. a woman was hit by an suv. it was caught on tape. we have to tell you, she is okay. but here it is. the view from the dash cam of a police cruiser near atlanta, there she goes, getting hit. the woman's crossing the street in a crosswalk when she is hit by another woman driving that suv. it is hard to look at. now, what the video does not show, though, is the driver leaving the scene.

here's the broward county sheriff speaking on the nbc's "today" show. >> it seems like kids are not communicating like we used to. it's either the internet, it's text messaging, it's just that art of communication isn't there. and i think that -- that callousness -- well, hey, is no innerpersonal relationships anymore and it's very raze when you don't know the person. >> interesting point there. we'll talk about it, by the way a 13-year-old girl is also charged as an accomplice. this is allegedly the 13-year-old pointed out victim in here josie lou ratley. joining me to talk about this, jane velez-mitchell, host of "issues" with jane coming up top the hour. jane, let's talk about what the sheriff is saying here, that our kids have lost the art of communication. you agree with that? >> absolutely. what they are getting inupdated with is actions of violence. i was a very young teenager. i walked out. today that would be quaint. these kids are inupdated, movies tv, video games, with horrific violence, glamourized violence and they're not taught peaceful conflict resolution so when they have a proble

this morning the broward county sheriff stressed that authority figures need to be proactive in children'slives. >> we can't arrest our way out of the problem. law enforcement, you know, we're reactive. something happens, we react to it. like mr. treacy. he is in custody, but that doesn't help josie. it's what can we do before these problems occur, whether it's at home, school, churches. that's where we need to focus our efforts. again, by the time law enforcement gets involved, it's usually too late. we can't arrest our way out of the problem. we need to start early. >> ratley's mother insists her daughter did not know the suspect, and says she doesn't know if thing can ever go back to normal. a 13-year-old girl has also been charged as an accessory in at attack, by the way. >>> a disney bus crashed into an empty charter bus at a toll plaza. what you're looking at here is epcot center in orlando. seven passengers aboard the disney bus were treated at the hospital for minor injuries, but the driver of the disney bus was taken to orlando regional medical center in serious condition. the dri

18-year-old guy by the name of andrew ad himself gets on the bus with his friend, this is in broward countyh florida, and they sit down and then all of the sudden, bam, a fight breaks out, it gets so intense the bus driver pulls over. we're going to loop this and play it again so you can see it. they work themselves in a frenzy all the way to the front of the bus, the guy, his friend and somebody else on the bus. that somebody else, police say, had a knife, and when it was all over, the guy and his friend, the guy, andrew adams, was stabbed several times in the neck. he's said to be in good condition today, he had to be life-flighted to a hospital. don't know exactly what started all this. as you can imagine, police are talking with other people on the bus to see if they were able to eavesdrop on any of this and figure out what they were arguing about but the bus driver knew it was serious enough he had to pull over so that nobody else got involved in this. tipline, if you think you can help, that's pretty clear surveillance video, >> that is the broward crime stoppers tipline. you can be a

to the fellow in broward county, it's going to be just a gift from good to jay leno and david letterman have the parliamentarian rule on this. there's the chance that the political ridicule would be great over the next month or so. as far as other issues, i think you've got to say card check is dead. a big issue for organized labor. i don't see it going anywhere now. a big issue for walmart. i think cap and trade is pretty much dead. i think anything that involves a carbon tax or any kind of a tax is absolutely radio active right now. no politician wants to be identified with a big tax. there might be an effort to impose upon utilities different energy efficiency standards, but any kind of a robust cap and trade bill, i think is pretty much dead. i do think there'll be a financial services bill for many years. the industry wants one, voters want one, and more importantly chris dodd wants one. i think chris dodd is at a point where he'll sign on anything for a legacy, for a bill that will have his name on it. and his maneuvering in the last couple of weeks on a consumer protection agency