. >> what hurt adriana was the embarrassment and humiliation. they just kept coming at her. >> it's part of an alarming mental health crisis threatening a generation of teenaged girls. >> every single day, every single week there is a new fight. there is somebody getting attacked. >> the mother on a mission to cancel the cruelty. >>> plus, jane lynch. >> what would madonna do? well, the answer to that question is usually date a younger man. >> from "glee" to "the marvelous mrs. maisel." >> come work on my show. >> do the warm-up. >> she stays on the grind. waiting for years for her big break. >> i was 50 when it happened. so i wasn't like a kid. >> how she stayed committed despite the hardships. her surprising new project 13 years in the works. >>> and gator tale. how this gator ended up in a lake in new york. >> "nightline" will be right back. when cold symptoms keep you up, try vicks nyquil severe. just one dose starts to relieve 9 of your worst cold and flu symptoms, to help take you from 9 to none. for max-strength nighttime relief, nyquil s

adriana?> elise preston, thank you. >>> after two weeks of nonstop hype the philadelphia eagles face the kansas city chiefs in super bowl lvii tomorrow. even though the game's been played for more than half a century, this year there are several notable firsts. kris van cleave is outside the stadium in glendale, arizona. good evening, kris. >> reporter: good evening. the time for talking, adriana, is pretty much done. you'll have one more night of glitz and glamour. the teams are done practicing. the fans, the players, everyone's ready to get this show started. after two weeks of hype it's almost time for football on the world's biggest stage. >> it's just a big build-up to the game. everybody can't wait. >> reporter: chiefs all-pro punter tommy townsend. >> i'll just kind of be standing there throughout random days and i'll blink my eyes and be like how did i get here? >> reporter: super bowl lvii will mark the first time both teams are led by black quarterbacks. for the eagle's jalen hurts i

adriana?> we'll be christina ruffini, thank you. >>> the biden administration is facing backlash tonight over its handling of the massive train derailment in east palestine, ohio. fema officials arrived at the site today more than two weeks after the derailment following toxic chemical releases. cbs's michael george has the latest. michael, good evening. >> reporter: adriana, good evening. federal and state officials say they'll set up a free health clinic for residents in east palestine who are experiencing health problems. now, it's been two weeks since that train derailment and release of toxic gases, and many say action hasn't happened nearly fast enough. after backlash from residents and lawmakers the ceo of rail operator norfolk southern visited east palestine saturday. >> the support of the community. and if you'll excuse me that's where i'm headed right now, to meet with some community members. >> reporter: the company has promised to pay for the cleanup, but it faces lingering questio

getting hit in the face with the water bottle didn't hurt adriana adriana was the embarrassment and humiliation. they just kept coming at her claims. nothing was done to protect adriana, she blacks out and they don't call an ambulance. they check into the nurse's office. according to the cdc. in the last 10 years, suicide has risen to the second leading cause of death for school aged children. one in 10 high school students attempted suicide in 2019 and officials say, among the most concerning risk factors. bullying is demanding accountability from the school where the four alleged attackers were suspended indefinitely, he says that's not enough. do we want it? how many students agree protesting what they say is a lack of action, the superintendent told reporters. police were not called after the assault because he didn't want the suspended students to face what he called a double whammy of punishment. mhm reminder if you or anyone, you know, experience suicidal thoughts, there is help available 24 hours a day dial 988, the national suicide hotline. turning to consumer news. more price increase

adriana?> incredible pictures, tom wait, thank you. >>> so where's the storm heading this weekend? let's check in with meteorologist molly mccollum from our partners at the weather channel. >> low snow levels, high winds, flooding rains, blizzard warnings. this historic winter storm has it all. speaking of blizzard, the last time southern california had to deal with a blizzard warning was february of 1989. from the central sierra to the grapevine, travel will be near impossible. the pattern stays active until sunday. an additional 1 to 2 inches of rain causing more flash flooding, landslides, and mudslides. by the time all is said and done, upwards of 6 feet of snow above 6,000 feet. what starts in the west doesn't stay in the west. this dynamic system will move into the plains, bringing the threat for tornados, hail, and damaging winds sunday evening. we'll continue to follow the system into the northeast where it could finally bring snow to the snow-starved i-95 corridor. >> molly mccullum o

students demanding justice for adriana.she died by suicide last week. >> adriana was the most happy, beautiful young lady in the world. >> reporter: adriana dying just two days after this alleged attack, seen in disturbing cell phone video posted online. the high school freshman punched, kicked and dragged by fellow classmates. she was also hit with a water bottle. kuch says it was a tragic case of meaningless bullying that continued online after. >> getting hit in the face with a water bottle didn't hurt adriana. what hurt adriana was the embarrassment and humiliation. they just kept coming at her. >> reporter: the ocean county prosecutor's office says four students are facing charges including aggravated assault and harassment. the central regional school district telling parents in a statement, it's committed to the students to make sure they are safe and learning in their classes. but kuch says if the incident were taken more seriously by the school, he's convinced this would have been very different. >> blacks out, and

adriana kuch, dying by suicide one day later. the video part of an official investigation, begins as one teen alerts the others that they are recording. then, the freshman is hit in the face with a water bottle. she is kicked and punched repeatedly, her hair pulled as she crouches down. >> all they were doing is just giggling while they walked down the hall because they knew what they were going to do. >> reporter: adriana's father says the video was later posted online where the bullying continued. michael kuch outraged the school didn't do more. >> they brushed it under the rug. and what shocked me is after all that happened and after i sent all that stuff to the school, the principal tells me it's not their policy to expel students. >> reporter: adriana's death sparking a student-led protest over what some say is a pattern of bullying. whit, we just learned that the central regional school district superintendent has resigned, according to the ocean city prosecutor. the accused teens are facing charges, ranging from arsement h

i did not know she blacked out. >> michael, do you fear there are more adriana's at the school?re are more adriana's at the school. >> every part of the story is hard to follow and watch, phenomenal interview, lawrence. tell us about the sitdown with michael. >> this data is a concern dad. his daughter committed suicide based on what was happening at the school and allowed the video to be circulated all over campus and social media and the administration did nothing. one incident is enough for me but when you have students upset saying they been telling the administration and teachers about this a long time and they've done nothing, just talk with people, it's not just the kids that are bullied, teachers bully other teachers as well. there's an epidemic of bullying going on in this country and some of the behavior is criminal and simply no consequences for the actions. >> can't help, he's got children of your own, you can't help but think all of this is made worse with social media. how you navigate all of that is apparent? >> were talking off camera, what did you get from adria

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students at the school and are chalk was captured on video posted online cross-country exclusive adriana's me the boy had going on for years watch. >> how are you holding up. >> honestly, not good. i mean,, losing a daughter, i have never felt anything like this in my life and i have nothing to compare. lawrence: moshe like his daughter. >> she was unbelievably happy. she just wanted to be around friends and family that's all she wanted to be around people and have fun. >> when was the last time you spoke with your daughter. guest: i spoke with my daughter, the day she passed and we had a conversation in the kitchen and i just told her like, just ignore the people online they say something, they keep showing it under shooting photos making fun of you, just send it to me and i will keep pushing it and i never would've guessed this could have happened even though these girls picked on her, and harassed her, even though they threatened her, she was a beast. she did not care what they thought. >> you watch the video c5 she showed me the video, the second we got back from the police station, i

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that they shouldn't have been privy to but unfortunately with covid they were. >> reporter: since adriana died by suicide more video is surfacing of other bullying at central regional high school attorney jonathan ettman says his client who is suing the district transferred to another school after being attacked last year. >> i'm horrified, horrified that while we are in suit with the school, it has now happened again and now this young girl adriana now lost her life. >> reporter: former long time teacher daniel keiser says there were days i'd break up three fights before home room. >> it seemed to get worse as the years went on. there was constant fights it was constant turmoil. >> reporter: the district's website says it is evaluating all current and past allegations of bullying, writing the department of education will conduct an evaluation of the district's anti-bullying policies as a shattered community remembers a life lost too soon emilie ikeda, nbc news. >>> we are up in the air with the coast guard's high tech plane patrolling the waters off florida >>> tonight we're getting rare

adriana kuch took her life just days later. >> they are absolutely refusing to protect our children. >> reporter: her father livid the school didn't call an ambulance or file a police report, he says, following the attack >> a 14-year-old girl, my daughter, is literally hit so hard with a 20-ounce water bottle three times in the face that she blacks out. >> reporter: the four students involved have been indefinitely suspended and are facing criminal charges more fallout this weekend. the district superintendent stepping down. not long after he made comments to the press about the late teen's home life and behavior. a point of concern among school board members according to wnbc sources. before resigning the superintendent said the school always alerts police and pinned the recent violence in part on the pandemic >> they've seen things at home there's been, you know, domestic violence, things that they shouldn't have been privy to but unfortunately with covid they were. >> reporter: since adriana died by suicide more video is surfacing of other bullying at central regional high school

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remember, the attack on adriana was recorded and then posted and circulated on social media. they also are considering establishing a toll free hotline. and also working more closely with local police and the county prosecutors office. michael, adrian his father, he was not in attendance at the board meeting. and the board of education meeting on thursday, but we heard from his attorney in a statement that says they are exploring all potential legal matters and legal actions including potentially against the school. he says to nbc news in a statement, they are investigating the administration's lack of intervention and supervision. and its failure to engage law enforcement immediately after the attack. a heartbroken community desperately seeking answers. back to you. >> for sure, thank you only for that. turning now to memphis and the ongoing developments after got not guilty pleas from five officers charged with killing tyre nichols. the officers appeared in court yesterday six weeks after nichols was stopped and four weeks after they were fired in connection with the stop.

over the weekend 14-year-old adriana kuch was laid to rest. caught on camera in video obtained by our nbc station in new york. meanwhile, we have the school district superintendent who has now resigned, the district anti-bullying policies are coming under review as other incidents are surfacing. this isn't the only incident here as we've been told by our emily eye keyed da. this tragic loss of a 14-year-old teenager has put a spotlight of violence and bullying at this school district. what are you learning? >> such a tragic story that struck a cord not only in just this new jersey community since adriana kuch's tragic death, we learned they'll be conducting an independent assessment of the school district's anti-bullying policies. they're also going to be looking at some of the current bullying allegations, but also previous ones. growing outrage coming as additional other incidents of bullying on video come to surface. >> reporter: this morning, backlash is building since a 14-year-old in new jersey took her life just two days after classmate

adriana, an american teenager, was beaten by her classmates. and the picture of her beating was spread on the virtual networks and she committed suicide. the feeling of shame and humiliation did not kill adriana, and the fact that india's teachers did not help her, caused her to commit suicide. the new report of the american center for disease control and prevention shows that teenage girls in this country is experiencing an unprecedented level of unhappiness and despair. the statistics that were published show that about three out of every five people, i.e. 57% of teenage girls in 2021, experience sadness and despair, which is twice as much as teenage boys. the highest figure reported in the last ten years it is considered that this report also shows that the rate of sex has also increased the possibility of suicide among teenage girls. dr. abedi, the researcher who conducted this research, says that corona, social isolation, violence in school and the media play an important role in this statistic, our problems in this during the corona epide

further tormenting adriana.freshman's father, michael push, a 14-year-old girl, my daughter, is literally hit so hard with a 20 ounce water bottle so hard in the face that she blacks out, and they take her to the school nurse. coach, raged saying that the school didn't call the police or file a report. the district superintendent explaining friday, yeah >> we've always notified the police, but we've always press the charges, it depends on the severity of the incident. . >> the four students involved on the day of the attack are now facing criminal charges according to the ocean county prosecutor's office, as the fallout from the incident -- students at the school, staging numerous walkouts this week over the districts response to bullying. videos of other incidents at central regional surfacing. one family is suing the district over this attack caught on camera from last year. the family lawyer says the student transferred out afterwards. >> it immediately goes up on social media to shame and harass and intimida

here's cbs's adriana diaz. >> good morning, scholars.rn, shman thomas' black history month bus tour. >> if you look out the east windows, that is the building where the birth of black history month happened. >> reporter: all roads lead to this former ymca, one of the first to welcome black americans. here in 1915, carter g. woodson, who was born to former slaves and went to the university of chicago and harvard, created the association for the study of negro life and history. >> and that association decided to come up with negro achievement week, which is the precursor to black history month. >> reporter: thomas says they chose february -- >> because it contains the birthday of abraham lincoln and the made-up birthday of frederick douglass. >> reporter: and created black history materials for teachers, who sometimes taught it in secret. >> i think there are a lot of parallels comparing what's happening now with the banning of black history books and what dr. carter g. woodson was attempting to do, trying to not use the lessons of the pas

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in the case of adriana kuch, four students are facing juvenile charges.no, cbs news, bayville, new jersey. >> margaret: residents across the south are picking up the pieces after severe storms swept through the region. six tornadoes touched down in mississippi, arkansas, and this one in tennessee. in a small town of etheridge, causing significant damage. roofs were ripped off homes and businesses, barns were destroyed, and trees tossed around. overseas now to earthquake-ravaged turkey and syria. the death toll is climbing towards a staggering 44,000 people. tonight, 11 days after the quake, cbs's imtiaz tyab has remarkable stories of survival. >> reporter: exhausted, but alive. rescues likecross turkey are nothing short of miraculous. including that of mustafa bob gee, 261 hours after the quake. on the phone, he asks, my parents, have they been rescued? they are waiting for you, a relative says. earthquake response team say typically there is a 72 hour sohe rubble, but hundreds across turkey have defied the odds. somehow surviving for more than a week wit

here is cbs's adriana diaz. >> good morning, scholars. >> reporter: sherman thomas' black history monthappen. >> reporter: all roads lead to this former ymca, one of the first to welcome black americans. here in 1915, carter g woodson, born to former slaves that went to the university of chicago, and harvard, created the association for the study of negro life and history. >> the association came up with negro achievement week, the precursor to black history month. and created blk histo materials for teachers who sometimes taught it in secret. >> there are a lot of parallels in comparing what's happening now with the banning of black history books and what dr. carter g woodson was attempting to do, trying to not use the lessons of the past to shame anyone but to make sure that we don't repeat those same mistakes. >> reporter: evelyn brooks hit the bottom >> the idea of a week was never a week, it was always 3065 days. he was a builde, he brought people together. >> very proud of the history we have made, he would agree we still have ways to go. >> reporter: adriana diaz, cbs news, chica

cbs's adriana diaz takes a look at one possible solution. >> why do't you have a seat up here?ht:a black patient treated by not only one, but two black doctors. medical resident dr. jamarcus brider, and his mentor, cardiologist dr. paul jones. >> does it make a difference if your doctor is black? >> to me, it does. he talks to me, and a lot of black people won't go to doctors because they don't have anybody that talks to them. they tell them what to do without asking them how they actually feel. >> reporter: when black patients see black doctors, they are more likely to get preventative care. though 60% of black americans have cardiovascular disease, fewer than 3% of cardiologists are black. >> when black patients see you walk into their room, what is the reaction? >> their eyes light up. >> reporter: when dr. brider was growing up, his grandfather had congestive heart failure, but didn't trust his doctor. >> i told him before his passing that i put every effort into becoming an advanced heart failure and transplant cardiologist, in order to decrease the burden of cardiovascula

what her adriana was the embarrassment and humiliation.days of the wild west. and anything goes. >> republican senator marsha blackburn and democrat richard blumenthal are reaching across the aisle to try to get legislation passed, after it failed last year. >> protecting our children is not a partisan issue. >> i hope that outrage will finally be channeled into overcoming, here is the really important point, the armies of lawyers and lobbyists that big tech has mustered to counter and combat this legislation. no more. >> there is absolutely no way that any one parent can feasibly manage the fire hose of online harms that are being directed at our kids every day. we need help from the federal government. and we need it now. >> we are monitoring two storm systems as they make their way across the united states, bringing with them the threat of heavy snow and severe weather. cnn meteorologist garrick -- derek van damme has more. derek? >> hey, rosie. it's almost like we have a one, two punch swing through the western central u.s. right now.

, what hurt adriana, embarrassment and humiliation.ming at her. >> the social media platforms are operating in the days of the wild west. and anything goes. >> reporter: republican senator marsha blackburn and democrat richard blumenthal are reaching across the aisle to try to get legislation passed after it failed last year. >> protecting our children is not a partisan issue. >> i hope that outrage will finally be channeled into overcoming, here's the really important point, the armies of lobbyists and lawyers that big tech has mustered to counter and combat this legislation. no more. >> there is absolutely no way that any one parent can feasibly manage the fire hose of online harms that are being directed at our kids every day. we need help from the federal government, and we need it now. >> reporter: we see vulnerabilities in the numbers of the new cdc report. one in three american teenage girls saying they've considered attempting suicide. one in five gay or bisexual teens saying they have attempted in the year before surveyed. cle

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here is cbs's adriana diaz. >> good morning, scholars. >> reporter: on urban historian sherman thomasindows, that's the building where the birth of black history month happened. >> reporter: all roads lead to this former ymca, one of the first to welcome black americans. here in 1915, carter g. woodson, who was born to former slaves and went to the university of chicago and harvard, created the association for the study of negro life and history. >> and that association decided to come up with negro achievement week, which is the precursor to black history month. >> thomas said they chose february... >> because it contained the birthday of abraham lincoln and the made-up birthday of frederick douglass. >> and created black history materials for teachers who sometimes taught it in secret. >> i think there are a lot of parallels in comparing what's happening now with the banning of black history books and what dr. carter g. woodson was attempting to do, trying to not use the lessons of the past to shame anyone but to make sure that we don't repeat those same mistakes. >> reporter: evely

adriana kuch tragically took her own life after a video of four other teens attacking her was postedasts less than a minute. with ear showing you edited seg segments. a warning you may find it disturbing. a new jersey dad says his daughter was jumped in the halls of her high school. the next day he says she took her own life. >> they think it's fun to attack people, make videos and post them. >> reporter: the video shows 14-year-old adriana walking with her boyfriend, first hit with a water bottle several times before hitting the ground. >> she blacks out. >> reporter: kuch says he's the one who alerted police to what happened and to the video which quickly circulated online prompting a slew of hateful comments. if the school contacted the police and filed a report and conducted an investigation, these videos would have been discovered immediately, kuch said, in a facebook post after his daughter's death. >> adriana was the most happy, beautiful young lady in the world. >> reporter: the superintendent at the time says police were notified and the four attackers were immediately suspe

i know there are more adriana's at the school.d since my daughter passed his there's adriana's all over the country. this is just a central problem, it's a country problem. >> broken dad calling for change after his 13-year-old daughter took her own life following a bullying event at school. >> fox news conjure joey jones joins us now to react. he wants laws in place to make sure the bullies don't share -- it re- victimized his daughter to see this on social media. i spoke to moms earlier and they said they think there needs to be policies some of this stuff is hard to regulate, some is what's in the kids hearts. >> not show blame but any time i hear about a bad kid, i want to hear about the pants. it is not to blame every bad kid on the past but take where all the parents in this? generally speaking they are absent and that is part of the problem. 13-year-old son, a 14-year-old niece, i've got an 11-year-old niece and i have a daughter that will eventually be in school and they are blessing, amazing kids but i don't know that the

reportero: adriana medina llora al recordar el horror que muestra esta imagen de una cÁmara de vigilanciapacto de bala en la espalda, disparado por un policÍa. >> mi esposo estaba muriendo. y no es razÓn. no es razÓn. Él no tenÍa nada. estaba sufriendo. reportero: los hechos ocurrieron el 18 de diciembre cuando la seÑora medina reportÓ a la policÍa que su esposo sufrÍa una crisis de salud mental porque no se habÍa tomado sus medicinas para la esquizofrenia y pidiÓ ayuda. cuando llegaron los agentes, su esposo se fue en su auto y la policÍa lo siguiÓ. cuando se bajÓ de su auto, quiso evadirlo y los agentes dispararon. el abogado de la familia denunciÓ una demanda civil en contra del departamento de la policÍa, quien originalmente dijo que el seÑor medina, de 39 aÑos de edad, poseÍa un arma, versiÓn que la familia niega, ya que solo lo llamaron para que lo ayudaran. ahora sus hijos crecerÁn sin su padre. >> era el mejor para sus hijos. Él solo querÍa jugar con ellos. reportero: le pedimos a la policÍa una entrevista, pero debido a que hay una demanda, no tienen formaciÓn al respecto. leÓn:

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adriana's father believes that her attack was a result of long time bullying.s jumped her in the hallway, and the principal did resign. >> right, as jim said, that we are not going to show you the video, because as parents, make it makes you angry. it shows the freshman walking down the hallway with a freshman and they approach her and throw some liquid at her, and take her to the ground and beat her until the school officials intervene. then the school officials sent her to the nurse, and didn't call the authorities and they did suspend her to file a report, and then this incident comes out, and it has gone out all over social media, and i wanted you to hear about how the describes this video. >> so, they film this video, and they think it is fun. she blacks out, and they take her to the nurse's office. adrianna was one of the most happiest and fun loving young person. >> reporter: one of the people is going to be challenged with assault. this is not a one-time incident, and stld a culture of bullying, and the future is going to look at some of the incidents o

it shows 14-year-old adriana walking with her boyfriend when a group approaches the couple, first hittingten to the ground as school personnel intervene. >> she blacks out, and they don't call an ambulance, they take her to the nurse's office. >> reporter: kuch says he's the one who alerted police to what happened and to the video which quickly circulated online, prompting a slew of hateful comments. if the school contacted the police and filed a report and conducted an investigation, these videos would've been discovered immediately, kuch said in a facebook post after his daughter's death. >> adriana was the most happy beautiful young lady in the world. >> reporter: the superintendent at the time says police were notified and the four attackers were immediately suspended. they've also been criminally charged, one with aggravated assault. the superintendent resigned saturday. the tragedy now putting a spotlight on the school with protests on campus, and two more parents are coming forward with more allegations of bullying that they say went unchecked. one family suing after a mom says her

see the school district do more. >> athena, we talked about this on set especially in the case of adrianach worse because when -- i was bullied as a teenager, as a kid. you could go home and it was gone for that moment. but now that it's on social media and played over and over and the comments that stream under, it's inescapable for some teenagers, for kids and hopefully it does not reach the point it did with kuch for other children. athena jones, thank you for the reporting. listen, there is help available for you, for the people you love, you can call or text the national suicide prevention lifeline. the number is 988. connect with trained counselors any time of day or night, it is free, it is confidential. the number is 988. we'll be back. unless you hahappen to be a dog. ever get a sign the universe is trying to tell you something? the clues are all around us! not that one. you could earn your master's gree in less than a yr for under $11k. learn more at phoenix.edu. to you, it may just be an elevator. here goes nothing. but for a young homeowner becoming their parents, it's a learn

andrea: asÍ recuerdo este padre a su hija adriana, quien se quitÓ la vida poco un par de dÍas despuÉspaÑeros, en new jersey. cuatro menores de edad fueron acusados de agresiÓn en tercer grado por golpear a la joven de 14 aÑos. le llamaron a una ambulancia, sÓlo la llevaron al —— enfermerÍa, dice indignado. recibiÓ un golpe en la cara con una botella de 20 osas llena. de grande patadas, y la tomaron por el cabello, mito su compaÑeros se reÍan y grabaron el ataque. sus padres dicen que no la mataron los golpes, pero sÍ la humillaciÓn pÚblica. [habla en inglÉs] ellos dicen que es divertido reÍrse de eso, michael cok dice que fue una intimidaciÓn sin sentido, que su hija no merecÍa nada de eso, y se sintiÓ atormentada despuÉs de que se publicaron los vÍdeos, por los comentarios tan crueles que comenzÓ a leer en las redes sociales. asegura que la joven fue vÍctima de bullying, a causa de ese vÍdeo que se volviÓ rÁpidamente viral. andrea: este padre pide justicia para su hija, que nunca antes habÍa estado involucrada en una pelea. dice que no ha podido dormir desde que su niÑa se quitÓ la v

but i'm going to describe to you what you actually see in it. 14-year-old adriana kuch, she's walking boyfriend when four people throw some liquid at her. and take her to the ground and start beating her before school personnel actually intervene. now, her father claims that the school didn't do anything about it. all they did, they sent her to the school nurse. they didn't alert authorities and we do know that the four students were suspended. but he said he's the one who took this daughter to the police department, filed the police report. and then that video circulated and then his daughter took her own life the next day. she was found dead the next day. i want you to hear more from her father. >> they think it's fun to attack people and make videos and post them. she blacks out. and they don't call an ambulance, they take her to the nurse's office. adriana was the most happy, beautiful young lady in the world. >> now, the school says they did alert authorities. those four teenagers, they have been criminally charged. one of them with aggravated assault. and they said that the supe

this comes after a teenage girl named adriana died by suicide days after being attacked by four classmatesboth outrage and calls for officials to step up oversight and rethink how they deal with bullies. cnn's athena jones has more from new york. >> this was a powerful school board meeting in bayville, new jersey, coming after a 14-year-old girl died by suicide following a bullying incident at the school that was posted and shared online. hundreds of people attended this meeting which the school board president said was meant to begin the process of healing at the school. the school board of education president told parents and students the board offered their sincere, deepest sympathies to the family of our student, adriana, who took her own life after this bullying incident. current and former students and their parents spoke about bullying that was not properly addressed at the school. they shared emotional testimony about how these incidents, their experiences being bullied made them feel. they talked about being called names, they talked about being jumped in the hallways, due to thei

i know there are more adrianas at that school.y daughter passed is there's adrianas all over the country. this isn't just a central problem,, it's a country problem. rachel: a heart broken new jersey dad is calling for change after his 14-year-old daughter who was viciously bullied at school committed suicide. it comes as the ckc data reveal% of high school girls have consistent feelings of hopelessness, nearly doubled compared to boys. two florida moms, keisha king and laura, join us now. thank you so much for joining us. this is such an important topic and, boy, was that heartbreaking, hearing that dad, you know. it's so wonderful that he's still reaching out and saying i -- can saying i want to help other kids. keisha, you brought up an interesting point that you thought a lot of the nas schism and sort of the culture social media's feeding might be playing into why our girls are is so sad. >> absolutely. they are surrounded and inundated with messages that don't really support who they naturally are. they have, you know, they'

but as stephanie gosk reports, her father says that's not enough >> reporter: adriana kush was just 14rs old. last week, the high school freshman took her own life, two days after being attacked by fellow students in the hallway at school. this video obtained by nbc 4 in new york apparently shows a student hitting kush and she falls to the floor, where she was hit again and again. at one point, laughter can be heard in the background >> that's what you get [ bleep ]. >> reporter: tonight, the superintendent says the four students involved are indefinitely suspended. her father calling for criminal charges >> the school failed in every possible way. >> reporter: michael kush wants to know why the school didn't call police or an ambulance. >> a 14-year-old girl, my daughter, is literally hit so hard with 20 ounce water bottle they're absolutely refusing to protect our children >> reporter: the district did not respond to a request for comment. he says the video was posted and shared multiple times in the days leading up to her suicide. and the bullying had been going on for a while. >> i

what hurt adriana was the embarrassment and humiliation.ernal research revealed how instagram, its photo and video sharing social media service can damage young user's mental health and body image. >> i came forward at great personal risk. >> reporter: prompting whistleblower frances haugen to go public and testify in front of congress in 2021. >> kids who are bullied on instagram, the bullying follows them home, into their bedrooms. the last thing they see before they go to bed at night is someone being cruel to them. >> reporter: at the time, a facebook spokesperson disputed haugen's testimony, but said the company agreed it was time to create standard rules for the internet. >> we remove content that could step in and take on social media giants in a meaningful way. >> i really want the committee to see the face, the personal tragedy that is a result of these social media companies being completely unregulated. we need help from the federal government and we need it now. >> and we see the vulnerabilities in the numbers of this new cdc re

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. >> in new jersey, 14 year old d adriana khush took her own life after a video was posted online of her getting beaten up in a school hallway. d sh her grief stricken father said adriana should have gone to the hospital after the attack, but l the school did not send her norr they even called the police. and today we learned that fournl students involved in this attack were finally suspended. y inea florida, 15 year old boy is caught on camera, savagely beating a nine year ol ad girl on a school bus. now, i have to warn you, i actually couldn't watch this video for that. schoo the school issued a civil citation, i guess, to the boy. but after enormous outrage,t be the student was now has now been charged with battery. brou wereveere's the story brought you last night out ofal missouri, where a whistleblower has revealed that a st. louisg a clinic has been takingnt advantage of insecure kidsto and teens to push gender transitions on them. of course, changing their bodies forever, leading to mental anguish or evenafte worse, in some cases, now, after that explosive exposed missouri at