for scene on 7 i'm jennifer martin. you can't play in the national championships without looking sharp -- and tonight the tigers definitely have that down. here's a look inside the local shop---- that made sure the players uniforms were fit for champions. --nats-- "just get em done and ready to go." when clemson players step onto the field to fight for the big win -- they'll be decked out in uniforms made for champions -- and sewn with care. --nats-- days before the game -- those jerseys were rushed from nike to clemson to pendleton -- where seamstresses had quite the challenge: they had less than 24 hours to expertly sew patches on 133 jerseys. "the time crunch.we've never had a 1 day turnound time on the jerseys before." with the clock ticking -- owner donna key and two assistants worked late into the night wednesday before they were picked up the next day -- and flown off to arizona. "put that seam right through that 2" for this particular game -- each player got a special "2016" patch on a jersey that's theirs to ke

an investigation were 4-year- old jennifer martin was killed trying to walk across six lanes of traffic. >> there are crosswalks available and the pedestrians ignore them. they just don't use them. reporter: for the last five years this corporal has been investigating accidents. >> i just write up the facts and they indicate whether they were or were not using the crosswalk and the majority of reporter: 200 south -- 200 yards to the south there's a large intersection with the crosswalk in 200 yards to the north there's another large intersection with the crosswalk. >> from 2011 to 201524 people were killed walking along the crossing u.s. 19 including three by slicks through a grant to the department department of transportation the pascoe sheriff's department is hoping to bring the numbers down with education. joanne works on the highway and seas everything. >> they are too lazy to walk up to the crosswalk or they're too good to across the road where they're supposed to. >> we try to do our best to curb the fatality rate that it is an uphill battle. >> and holiday, casey cumley, "10 new

jennifer: coming together to honor the life and legacy of martin luther king jr. the call for action made at today's unity breakfast. mike: dry in southern new hampshire now, but more snow in the north country, not only now but into tomorrow when we could see more statewide in the forecast ahead. >> it's the patriots and broncos, tom brady and peyton manning, a look at the quarterback matchup and we'll hear from the coach c she's always stood strong... ...to get the job done. hillary clinton. she stood up to china... ...and spoke out on women's rights... ...went toe to toe with russia on human rights. the drug and insurance companies ...but hillary didn't quit until eight million children got health care. i've never been called a quitter and i won't quit on you. she's got what it takes to do the toughest job in the world. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. there are two democratic visions for regulating wall street. one says it's okay to take millions from big banks and then tell them what to do. my plan -- break up the big banks, close the tax loopho

. >> neki:hank you jennifer. and martin luther king celebration kickoff early today. the 14th annual loo martin liewnger king walk. happen on 27th avenue. that walk starts on president barack obama avenue and heads south to sha van devillage. that event is free to attend. >> todd: today is also the annual martin luther king day of ser vichts the founders event meant to clean upt parks for children. the free event at goals park in miami at 830 it until 3:00 p.m. >> neki: and the bishop edward ma char think high school in southwest ranch. happen from 9:00 'til noon ch peered. >> 25-dollar donation that goes to mothers in need ierk and a restaurant. >> neki: a restaurant ordered shut in this week's dirty dining. we'll tell you the places you might want to avoid. >> todd: are you up for the challenge? neki mohan is. >> neki: yes i am. >> todd: the python challenge tick kicking off today. we'll tell but big prize in store for the with winner. >> neki: but first here's a look at t winning lottery numbers. good luck. >>> >>> >> all watching. you'll track. the one and only lo

jennifer dowling reports. "on martin luther king day by a racist." another heated day at the refuge as another heated day at the refuge as environmentalists protested militants "if i threatened somebody candy henderson came to state her case for federal hands. candy henderson, environmentalist: "i want to go to see mt. rushmore again, i want to go to the national forests and the national parklands." while lavoy finicum reiterated his group's wishes. lavoy finicum: "it returns to harney county when it goes back." finicum also confirmed that the pacific patriot network another armed group is camping nearby. he dismissed reports that the ppn asked them to leave. lavoy finicum, protester: "no, no" did they give you an articles of resolution? lavoy finicum, protester: "not that i know of no. they have been very supportive, we appreciate their support. it's their presence on the back side that makes us feel safe." meanwhile, vanessa leathers-king says county residents would like a meeting of their own. vanessa leathers-king, resident: "we are wanting our v

jennifer. >> it hon more the legacy of martin luther king jr, they vow to continue his work. >> doctor king died with his work unfinished. and it is up to us, to see it through. >> doctor king says, kings does not rule in but comes through struggle. and that struggle is ours. let u u not look at doctor king as just an historical figure. let us look at a man who tried to transform this country. >> he dedicated his life to making change in america, by fighting for many issues. at the rally all three >> this day is devoted to improving education. and i hope for the sake of the children, of south carolina, progress is possible. >> can bernie sanders promotes the tuition free and o'malley proposes a debt free action. >> make it a reality for every child in america, regardless of his or her zip code. >> back after the fireworks of the debate where they sparred over gun control. clinton referenced the massacre. >> when black people are killed with a gun, bought through a legal loophole, this isn't just a public safety issue. it's a civil rights issue. >> a new poll shows hillary clinton still leads, be

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jennifer? >> reporter: that's right, martin. we're here in freedom plaza.s is basically the bull's-eye for the storm. and we have been snowing steadily since 1:00 yesterday afternoon. overnight, really picked up. very, very -- now and very gusty winds. we're still feeling those winds and we're still under that blizzard warning here in the d.c. area. we're right here at freedom plaza, and i don't know if you can see down pennsylvania avenue. you can barely see the silhouette of the capitol. visibility is next to nothing. i would say probably about half a mile or so, which is actually better than what you would see in actual blizzard conditions. i have this little yardstick that i made actually in our hotel lobby, just to give you an idea of how much snow we've seen. right where i'm standing, we've seen about 11 or 12 inches. but keep in mind, with all of this wind, a lot of this snow is blowing around. so one area may see 11 and another area, 100 yards away, may be up to 18. it's really hard to get a sense of exactly how much snowfall has fallen. i will tell

with us to share reporting and insights maggie haberman and jonathan martin from the "new york times" and jennifer cay jobs from the "des moines register." it was a wild week and it began with this. >> he's from the private sector. not a politician. can i get a hallelujah? >> i won't ask for a hallelujah. not this morning. >> amen. one choosing sides.ot the only - we had a remarkable flight play out you had the conservative intellectuals saying donald trump is a fraud and the republican establishment saying we have to despise ted cruz. if we have to we'll accept donald trump. chuck grassly shows up at the donald trump event. he's not endorsing anyone but shows up and speaks and stands behind the podium with the trump brand and trump calls him out. chuck grassley i may not be endorsing this guy but if you vote for him, fine. >> he did. his scheduler sent out e-mails saying i'm neutral here for you. we'll speak at your event. however, he could have gone to a rubio event. marco rubio was in iowa down the street. instead chuck grassley chose to go to a donald trump event. it leaves a huge impression.

saturday, then 36 sunday with that snow that stuck around as jennifer pointed out, slippery surfaces today and tomorrow, yeah. 28 for your martin luther king jr., this afternoon, holiday this afternoon, 28 won't feel like it. you've got wind chills between 10 and 15 and then tonight, single digit or wind chills below zero i think will be widespread, do watch out. and we're also tracking the possibility of a few more snow showers, so you'll see some mixing bridges and over passes will be very slippery, possibility of a snow shower tomorrow morning that's not a big feature just very cold. and then into wednesday into thursday, we warm up we're waiting and watching for a coastal low on friday. of course it all depends on the uncertain at this time, but again if it pulls in enough air we could see significant snow depends where that rain/snow line sets up. that period late friday into saturday that's what we're watching but by then we'll be warmer make sure you stay warm today though. >>> enough to shovel. >>> parts of the area we'll see some, depends where that rain/snow line sets up on the >>> we will be right back.

jennifer ready, abc columbia news. >> on the other side of the political aisle, he's in barely. martin o'malley will be allowed into the democratic presidential debate on sunday in charleston that jen just mentioned. this despite averaging just 4.6% in iowa. the debate's host, nbc, had said in order to participate, candidates would have to average at least 5% nationally or in one of the states with an upcoming contest. o'malley barely made it thanks to the network's willingness to round up his percentage. and both clinton and sanders called on nbc to include o'malley in the debate. inside the south carolina statehouse tonight, details are now known on a pair of bipartisan efforts to benefit state employees. >> this morning, some south carolina senators announced their plan. eric weisfeld has the details. >> it is indeed a great day here in south carolina. more people are the calling the palmetto state home, more state has a budget surplus of $1,200 million so why have the number of state employees on the payroll gone down? some south carolina senators hope to reverse that trend. >> sta

jennifer dowling has the latest from oregon. << (unidentified mos) "on martin luther king day by a racist (inaudible)." another heated day at the refuge as environmental ists protested militants there. (unidentified mos) "if i threatened somebody would be behind bars." candy henderson came to state her case for keeping the refuge in federal hands. (candy henderson, environmentalist) "i want to go to see mt. rushmore again, i want to go to the national forests and the national parklands." while lavoy finicum reiterated his group's wishes. (lavoy finicum) "it returns to harney county when it goes back." finicum also confirmed that the pacific patriot network another armed group is camping nearby. he dismissed reports that the n asked them to leave. (lavoy finicum, protester) "no, no" (jennifer dowling, reporting) "did they give you an articles of resolution?" (lavoy finicum, protester) "not that i know of no. they have been very supportive, we appreciate their support. it's their presence on the back side that makes us feel safe." meanwhile, vanessa leathers-king says county residents would

the the nation honors doctor martin luther king, junior. >> in north philadelphia, thousands of volunteers, and local dignitaries will offer a extraordinary tribute. jenniferoyce is live from girard college with more on the day of service, jen, good morning. >> reporter: good morning chris and lauren. it is almost weird being here in a quiet, empty gymnasium here on girard college because in just a little while it will be packed with about 5,000 people. this event here is the the oldest, largest in the nation, again, 5,000 volunteers will gather for 21st annual event. we have some video from last years event. it is a busy room with people working on service projects, and offering up information about civic engagement. is there a health fair, a job fare, children's carnival with arts, crafts and mural painting, all of these activity are meant to get people involved and inspired, social justice. governor tom wolf and mayor jim kenney are expect to be there. their volunteer work includes sorting and packing new and gently used clothe ago this will be donated through local non-profit organizations to low income men and women and employs men and women seeking e

martin? >> and we appreciate it, greatly. jennifer gray, thank you very much. of the amazing things about this storm, not so much the depth of snow in any one area, it is the depth of snow over a massive area, that truly makes this storm one for the history books. we'll be back with more, after this. i'm here to get the lady of the house back on her feet. and give her the strength and energy to stay healthy. who's with me?! yay! the complete balanced nutrition of great tasting ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. ensure. take life in! parking is hard to find. seems like everyone drives. and those who do should switch to geico because you could save hundreds on car insurance. ah, perfect. valet parking. evening, sir. hello! here's the keys. and, uh, go easy on my ride, mate. hm, wouldn't mind some of that beef wellington... to see how much you could save on car insurance, go to geico.com. ah! (car alarm sounds) it's ok! joining her daughter's yoga class.ng about she was thinking about her joints. but now that she's taking osteo bi-flex,

martin luther king, jr. day. attorney general lynch will speak at the annual king daybreak fast and jennifer pinky will receive and award in honor of her house who was killed in the church in charleston, north carolina. >>> time is 4:36. blastoff. a space-ex rocket successfully launched a satellite in orbit. landing. what may have caused this explosion. >>> if you think it is cold here, head to the midwest. or maybe you will not want to >>> the temperatures are dropping as we head into our morning tomorrow. and we're talking about the i'll be back [cough, cough] mike? janet? cough if you can hear me. don't even think about it. i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. yeah...but what about mike? he has that dry scratchy thing going on. guess what? it works on his cough too. cough! guess what? it works on his cough too. what? stop! don't pull me! spoiler alert! only mucinex dm relieves bothwet and dry coughs for 12 hours with two medicines in one pill. start the relief. ditch the misery. let's end this. . >>> welcome back. we were talking about scraping the windows during the break. and she said that she sprays this

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jennifer: family, friends and colleagues are remembering a long-time member of new hampshire's political and legal communities. martin gross died on tuesday, days after suffering a stroke on a cruise ship traveling to antarctica. gross was mayor of concord for three terms and also served as legal counsel to three new hampshire governors. tonight republican candidates for the white house will debate in iowa. but it will likely be a lineup that does not feature donald trump in it. and there is debate controversy on the democratic side of things too. josh mcelveen is here to break it all down for us. josh: the democratic candidates may be headed back to the debate stage in new hampshire before the primary, and in defiance of committee. there is donald trump's feud with the fox network continues and appears it will follow through on his threat to boycott the debate tonight of. >> my temperament is very good, very cold. reporter: the donald will be sitting this one out. in the way jeb bush sees it, the only thing miss willing be the hot air. >> it's all about him, he's a far -- narcissit. he wanted casino gambling in flor

hillary clinton will be back here tomorrow, while martin o'malley was also in the state hoping to somehow make some noise in this primary. jennifer: two bills aimed at combating the heroin and opioid crisis in new hampshire are now law. governor hassan says these measures will provide better tools in the fight against addiction. one strengthens the penalties for dealing fentanyl. the other creates a committee to study the use of the overdose reversal drug, narcan. the governor says these are good first steps, but there is more work to do. >> we know we need to continue the work of organizing and streamlining our services, making sure there's access to treatment, and making sure that we're doubling down on the prevention and recovery efforts too. jennifer: governor hassan is still in the process of finding a new drug czar for the state, but he hopes to find one as quickly as possible. tom: salem police trying to identify the man who held up a 7-11 this morning, this surveillance video shows the man entering the store around 1:30 this morning. police say the clerk was grabbed him by the shoulders and directed him to the registers a

jennifer ortega news six. >>> tonight is the final show down between the democrats before the iowa caucus. hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o'malley face the voters and took their questions. clinton says she's trying to build on the momentum created by president obama. >> we've got to do everything we possibly cannot to let the republicans rip away the progress and turn us backwards. that would be such a loss for our country. we need to build on it and go further. and that's what i'm trying to do in my campaign. >> so if you're asking me why is it that our campaign has created has, i think we are touching a nerve with the american people who understand that establish ment politics is just not good enough. we need bold changes. we need a political revolution. >>> meanwhile on the other side, donald trump says he's not 100% sure he'll debate this thursday. the reason, his ongoing beef with fox news host megan kelly. here's trump with cnn's wolf blitzer. >> i don't like her, she doesn't treat me fairly. i'm not a big fan of herself at all. she probably was, i might be the best thing that happened to her. who heard of her bef

up to the upper 50s and highs only stay in the low 70s for martin luther king day at least until midweek. neki, todd. >> neki: thank you jennifer. time now for sports. heat wade. heat star d wade was i'll start over again. >> todd: please do. >> todd: just head we'll talk about the new injury that has him side lined. >> take local 10 with you wherever you're headed. like us on facebook and follow us on twit for the latest social ugh. i really shouldn't. no, you know what? i should. and i will. i deserve this. i'm a bogo findin', weekly ad flippin', couponing mastermind. who's saving big time? this girl! can i help you? indeed. this queen of savings deserves a reward. a cannoli, please. the weekly ad, bogos and coupons. three easy ways to save at the same place you love to shop. >> good saturday morning everybody. i'm clay ferraro with the morning sports wrap. if the heat didn't have bad luck, they would have no luck at all. with point guard dragic with out with a injury wade had to sit out because of injuries to both shoulder and by the way, bird man anderson was sent home with injury hip self. and the heat players try to piet

jennifer. an all-male gospel quartet and full gospel choir from the west columbia church are headlining the musical festival beginning in a celebration of monday's martin luther king day commemoration. the martin luther king junior gospel festival takes place tomorrow at cover center. it features the gospel choir. pastor shawn jones and the believers gospel quartet from alabama are also performing. the university of south carolina graduate, the will make the remarks. authorities say a civilian on a beach notified the coast guard about two marine helicopters that crashed off of hawaii. the marines were alerted after the helicopters failed to return to their base as scheduled. all 12 crew members are still missing tonight. the coast guard says that 10 to 12 naught winds and breaking surf are complicating the search and rescue efforts. actor shawn penn is now opening up about his controversial interview mexican drug lord el chapo. instead of bragging that he may have helped bring down one of the world's most wanted men he makes it clear that his meeting did not lead to el chapo's capture. calling that assertion from mexico call officials a myth. >> here i

martin luther king jr. this afternoon. >> that's right. civil rights icon would have been 87 years old this year and although he's gone, his dream lives on. abc columbia's jennifer ready is live at the statehouse behind us where the king at the dome is just wrapping up. jennifer? >> eric and rochelle, things are just wrapping up here at the statehouse right now. u.s. attorney bill nettles is addressing the crowd. in two hours, hundreds of people made their way down main street for today's event. many of the speakers in honor of focusing on education and voting. encouraging those in the crowd to use their voting rights to vote for somebody who will vote to fight to strengthen education here in the united states and south carolina. several democratic presidential candidates made their way from charleston to attend today's event and many of them echoing the same sentiments of how to strengthen education here in the united states and especially here in south carolina. they laid out their plans to strengthen the system and also being here on the statehouse grounds, they also praised the removal of the confederate flag. this is the first year that the confederate flag

jennifer pinckney will received an award on behalf of her late pinckney. he was one of nine people killed in a shooting at the emanuel ame carolina. volunteers are calling this martin luther king day a "day on, not a day off." more than 40 are helping build about six sheds for families in the habitat for humanity program. the group includes volunteers from habitat, americorps and students from mount st. joseph university. they hope their efforts break a cycle of poverty, giving families in need not only a place to stay, but also a little king' s vision. to remember the king and we' still fighting some of those issues of inequality and our campus chapter is focused on the housing crisis. lisa: the group says volunteers from our area also help work on in the habitat for humanity re-store. volunteers of all ages, hard at work. mark: at lighthouse community school, people spent much of adults. the human rights campaign and volunteers put together as many as 500 hygiene kits and snack bags, including oatmeal and granola bars. they also included blankets and notes of encouragement. some of those volunteers were children who say it' s important to help people in need on d

martin luther king, junior. >> in north philadelphia local leaders with thousands of volunteers will offer an extraordinary tribute. jennifer joyce is now live from girard college with more on today's day of service, jennifer. >> reporter: good morning, lauren and chris. live inside the gymnasium at girard college where you can see tables are set getting ready for about 5,000 volunteers for its signature mlk day of service event and throughout the philadelphia air eighth is expected a record 140,000 volunteers will be out trying to make a difference. we have so many of them from last years event as you can see, the room bus which people working on service projects and offering up information about civic engagement. there is a health fare, a job fare, children's carnival will with arts, crafts and mural painting. governor tom wolf and mayor jim kenney are expect to be here. their volunteer work includes sorting and packing new and gently used clothe ago this will be donated through local none in profit organizations to low income and unemployment men and women seeking employment, including the the day philadelphia orchestra

martin luther king, junior day so most schools and government offices are closed today. today.so it's a good thing many of you can stay inside ... 9 first warning meterologist jennifer ketchmark has our coldest temperatures of the season! a wind chill advisory is in effect until 1 p.m. as feels like temperatures dip to -15 to -50f. skies will be sunny today and afternoon highs only climb to the mid-teens. this will make for the coldest day yet of the winter season. coming up, timing out the traffic hundreds right here in the tri-state are celebrating the luther king junior today ... despite the weather. weather.9 on your side's kristen swilley is live with the conditions those marching today can expect. you're encouraged to dress as warmly as possible if you're headed out to today's march. it's important you wear the right clothes, a warm winter coat, gloves, a hat, scarf, sleeves snug at the wrists and several clothes. this year's march starts in front of the freedom center at 10:30.... when we're still not seeing much of a warmup despite the sun coming up. the theme of this year's downtown celebration is justice. freedom. equality we can't wait. and it's one of several thro

martin luther king, junior day so most schools and government offices are closed today. today.so it's a good thing many of you can stay inside ... 9 first warning meterologist jennifer ketchmark has our coldest temperatures of the season! a wind chill advisory is in effect until 1 p.m. as feels like temperatures dip to -15 to -50f. skies will be sunny today and afternoon highs only climb to the mid-teens. this will make for the coldest day yet of the winter season. coming up, timing out the hundreds right here in the tri-state are celebrating the life and legacy of martin despite the weather. weather.9 on your side's kristen swilley is live with the conditions those marching its a coat, gloves, hat and scarf day for everyone today... especially those of us headed here to the freedom center to celebrate the life and legacy of martin luther king jr. this year's march starts in front of the freedom center at 10:30.... when we're still not seeing much of a warmup despite the sun coming up. the theme of this year's downtown celebration is justice. equality we can't wait. and several throughout there are also marches in covington and today. after leaving the center this march will

jennifer london for us in los angeles. >>> hundreds of inmates who were sentence as juveniles to life without parole can now have their sentences reconsidered. jonathan martinas our report. >> reporter: more than 1,000 u.s. prisoners convicted of murder as juveniles have been serving lifetime sentences without chance of parole. but now they will have a chance to be released. >> all of these men and women now get an opportunity to make their case to a judge or to a parole board for why it is that it's safe to send them home. >> reporter: in a 6-3 decision, the high court determined its 2012 ruling giving all teenagers sentence to life without parole should be applied retroactively. >> kids are kids everywhere, no matter what the accident of geography and time. >> reporter: the case involved henry montgomery who spent over half a century behind bars. at 17 years old he killed a sheriff's deputy and was given a mandatory sentence of life without parole, but in 2012 the supreme court ruled states can no longer automatically sentence someone under 18 to life without parole. factors like their maturity and social development must be considered. montgomery's attor

martin o'malley with 4%. joining me now, democratic governor of michigan. part of the pro hillary super pac. correct the record jenniferand home. thanks for being with us. >> oh poppy, i just love this time of the year. it is so exciting. >> no one is getting much sleep. we want to get right to the e-mail issue. 24 hours before iowans head out to caucus. still questions about hillary's e-mail server. they will not release 22 he mail e e-mailes because there is sensitive information. >> this is like benghazi, they will continue to beat up on me, which i understand. i think it is clear they are grasping at straws. >> this is a very serious issue. i think there is a legal process right now, taking place and what i have said, and you know, and i get criticize sees. bernie, why don't you attack hillary clinton? there is a legal process taking place. i do not want to politicize that issue. it is not my style. >> he says there is a very serious legal process at play. governor, why shouldn't democratic voters right now, be concerned, be afraid if clinton is their nominee, she could face legal consequences prior to the general

general loretta lynch spoke at the annual action network's martin luther king award breakfast in washington, d.c. we heard from eric holder and jennifernkney, the widow of reverend pinkney, one of the people killed in the june shooting in charleston, south carolina. this is about two hours. >>> hey, where's the love? all right. where's the love. that's a little better. happy king day. happy king day. oh, come on now. remember when we used to have to sneak and have king day? it wasn't really official so you would sneak and not show up the next day you go to work, they say where was you yesterday, knowing we all took the day off for king day. let me hear you say it. happy king day! that's a lot better. that's a lot better. it's my pleasure and privilege to be able to bring up reverend al sharpton, who is the founder of this glorious band but before i do, i would just like to take a note of personal privilege, because we always talk about reverend hicks that tomorrow is not promised and for me, it was almost not promised, because i was almost not here today. i had a very serious surgery last year that almost took my life, left me paralyz

jennifer london, isla vista, california. >>> company said it was asked to produce documents related to a noro virus outbreak. chipotle said sales reduced 30% in november, after the company shut down restaurants. areva martin is with us. areva, how unusual is this? >> very unusual, john. what we know about this case is a federal subpoena has been issued for documents that will be presented to a federal grand jury which tells us that there's a possibility of indictments either of individuals or perhaps this company, for something that happened in that simi valley restaurant last summer. highly unusual for a case of this nature. >> are you sayingth that executives with chipotle if convicted could go to jail? >> that's a possibility. the u.s. attorney has been very quiet about what they're looking for and what the possible charges are. my suspicion is that someone inside that restaurant is acting as a tipster has given information to the federal authorities that have caused them to believe that something more than negligence has happened, an accident, usually it is an infected employee or some kind of virus that is associated with the food handling that causes the outbreak in simi valley, not kind of actions

jennifer joyce has been speaking witness victim. >> reporter: it's a fierce blow to the head caught on cell phone camera and then posted on facebook. one female student clocking another inside of a bathroom at martin high school. >> something bad could have happened when i hit my head on the sink, and the school isn't doing nothing about it. >> reporter: victim showed us the marks on her face and talk with us anonymously. she says the girl who hit her thought she had been talking trash but claims that's not tr true. the 12th grade told us she didn't even know this classmate but heard she was looking for a fight and asked her why. >> i said, why would you want to fight me we don't even know each other. i guess she thought i was coming at her but i wasn't. >> reporter: to get in a school bathroom you must have a pass. the victim didn't have one, and went in looking for trouble. but she tells us she defends her actions and as she watches the brutal blow on repeat, wants to see her classmate suffer some consequences. >> charges should be pressed against her because i didn't hit her. i didn't show any intentions of wanting to fight her. i just was asking -- i was asking simple question, why would you w

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