that's important to kaitlyn. >> and in talking to you, kaitlyn, it seems like it's also important toou don't want to be what this incident is about. you want to be what your life is going forward. you say you're going to choose to make this something that's positive for you and something that can help you moving forward. how are you going to do that? >> well, i want to start a campaign. i want to help other kids stop bullying. i want to do lots of things. >> tell him about -- >> i want to see if i can work with the anti-bullying guy. >> as somebody who you understand the problem. you may not have been the problem but you understand it by living through all of this. what do you want to tell other kids if they're listening and saying i don't know what happened there but i can say what i want, that's just how kids are. what do you say to them? >> you can bully and maybe not even know you're doing it. you just need to look at yourself and say, wait, am i doing something wrong here. >> if we start looking at ourselves even when we're young maybe that's the best remedy we have right now fo

none of the statements were attributed to kaitlyn.ay what he said and get your reaction. >> we said all along we were not looking to lock the door and throw away the key and keep the kids in jail. we were looking for counseling. we wanted them to stay in the juvenile system. one child was diverted and jose bias has his child in intervention and takes her to new york and puts her face and name on the stations. she bullied and violated the law and that is why we charged her. >> i think he has a hard problem with one the truth and reality. if she bullied rebecca why did the prosecutor fail and refuse to file charges? >> he is saying that is procedure because they were diverted and not going through counseling you that is the process that causes the charges to be dropped. if you go into the counseling that is it instead of charges. >> that is a lie. the only diversion going on is his diversion of truth. there was 27,000 pages of postings and all of the evidence he claimed he had. we had put her in counseling because this was a fragile chi

she had a lot to deal with. >> is kaitlyn telling the truth?as she part hof this and one of the people you are suing? >> i don't think we will speak to exactly who we are suing. we will allow the pleadings to speak when the wrongful death is filled. >> what are you hoping to gain? >> justice for my daughter. she deserves it. >> and what about the law you want to see come forward? rebecca's law. what would that prevent? >> within the florida statute there is a statue that says bullying is prohibited but no punishment for it. we seek to have that clarified in her honor and guidelines that would be required when one bullies someone at school in or society. >> what do you wish the school had done for your and your daughter? >> i cannot say specifically. but a lot more. i should they would have taken it seriously. i don't know if the parents were notified of the bullying or not. but if they were not, i think they should have been. i think there should be have been a guidance counselor calling the girls up and talked to them. >> do you feel like the

♪ >> and, kaitlyn, is here, eager to find out what this might be, right?hese are all things, kaitlyn, you may not think about. and everyone else at home, these could be surprising causes of unpleasant. >> the first one is something called ketosis. a lot of low-carb diets people talk about, where they're not eating a lot of carbs, when your body doesn't eat carbohydrates it causes breakdown of fats into ketone bodies. and these ketone bodies are forms in the liver, because there is no sugar in the blood. your body needs energy from but the problem is, ketones make your breath smell, and can make your urine smell, the ketones can damage the organs so, out through the urine and through your breath. so your breath can smell. these are the low-carb diets and we talk about things where you are eating only high prolike fish, like -- protein, like fish, steak or eggs. so those who say "don't eat carbs" that may be the case for sometimes but you will have bad breath. >> i love bringing up the idea of "they call it bad breath for a reason". it's not always coming fr

each on it my parents don't hear about this don't you think is cool nights with no wind can see how kaitlyn and i will keep know it will not turn out please. in case we get stuck that's from optics units each in china secures the business of growing up to the industry with the rise in twenty ten and chinese can be stopped beating increasing the unsaved them adapt the book and putting it to reach between turnovers the wider reach them for their important there's a huge debt with the resentment is growing in the well the protection of the mosque it's becoming more sophisticated states. today students are also demanding the best minds as it adds should then through tight spots since last year. moscow says like this can gain a security professional training certificate from the covenants allowing them to break the nation. he said and it will one day joining china's rich list the number but in qualifying to protect them is rising to grace brown cctv you knew youl all welcome to this hour snooze button teams to god in tokyo. you are sick you see john kerry and the foreign ministers o

and daughter kaitlyn. nice to see you all. >> you guys have been helping us out for a decade now.really a great opportunity for us to give back to the community. we have 26 companies this year that are donating about $14.4 million in products and cash. we have a number of companies like clever container has donated a lot of really cute organizational tools. this is actually for the backseat of a car to organize your items. we've got a lot of different things. we've got some great software from software advantage. fire dogs from d-tech and great lotions from shakley and other great companies as well. >> you're helping out the military, too? >> it's great for people in the military, a spouse in the military. it's very portable, so no matter where they're stationed, they can run their business from there. >> that's really great. >> hi, kids. >> hi. >> looking forward to it? >> you teach your kids early about giving. >> thank you very much. if you would like to donate to our toy drive, bring a toy to deposit or donate on line. tomorrow, two handsome men are here, we have rick springfi

. >> toy buyer kaitlyn crandall tells me the store is not worried about losing business to departmentpen on thanksgiving because they attract different customers. >> the people who don't shop black friday shop boutiques, because they find the general experience more satisfying. >> just down the street at lavish, the store is stocking up on christmas items, from ornaments and holiday cards to gifts for everyone on your list, and while the bigger competition might be open, owner nicole bald says she would never make her employees work on thanksgiving just to make a profit. >> have a great day. >> taking them away from their families would completely go against all of my values as a business owner. i think giving people those time with their families is what makes them the people they are for the rest of the year. >> some store owners also tell me they are looking forward to small business saturday, a day where they can offer some discounts and possibly entice new stomers. in san francisco, justine waldman. kron4 news. >> let's get our holiday forecast, thanksgiving upon us, erica what c

these two kids to juvenile court, we would have ended up with the same outcome, contrary to what kaitlyn been coached by her very slick attorney, she apologized in person. we have texts where she admitted that she bullied and beat up our victim, rebecca, who ultimately jumped to her death. >> are you a bully? >> no. >> what was your relationship with rebecca ann sedwick? >> me and becky used to be best friends and i got pressured into not being her friend anymore. >> and you got pressured online to write things about her or say things about her? did you get pressured, katelyn, to say things about her that you otherwise would not have said? >> no. >> did you ever write anything about her at all on facebook that was unflattering or maybe mean-spirited that you might regret today? >> um, well, yes, i did. and i wish i could take it back. but i'm trying to move on from all of this. >> michelle, you're katelyn's mom and sheriff judd came out and he said that, look, we have probable cause, charged your daughter and another young teen and what happened then in your life? >> my daughter was arre

one of the accused girls, 13-year-old kaitlyn roman is now speaking publicly about all of this.e death of rebecca said wick who was once her best friend. but as she spoke this morning, she says she wanted to turn this tragedy into something positive. >> i want to start a campaign. i want to help other kids stop bullying. i want to do lots of things. >> tell them about omega man. >> and i want to see if i can work with omega man, the anti-bullying guy. >> as somebody who you understand the problem. you may have not have been the problem, but now you understand it by living through all of this. what do you want to tell other kids? in they're listening and their saying, i don't know what happened there, i can say what i want? what do you say to them? >> i want to tell them you can bully and not even know you're doing it. you need to look at yourself and say, wait, am i doing something wrong here? >> cnn's legal analyst danny cevallos and mark o'mara are here. danny, let me begin with you. her attorney says that that young woman has been trauma tiesed twice. number one, by the death

the most qualified people in my 30 years in the senate that i've ever seen come before this body, kaitlyndered by many to be the highest court of the land and some think maybe the most important. deals with these complex cases. they come from federal agencies and other things within their jurisdiction. republicans have blocked four of president obama's five nominees to the d.c. circuit whereas democrats approved for president bush's nominations to this court. the d.c. circuit court, at least its second-most important court in the land, has more than 25% in vacancies. there isn't a single -- i ask -- mr. president, i ask -- there's a conversation over here that's quite distracting. >> the senate will be in order. >> thank you. >> the senator has a right to be hea heard. >> mr. president, there isn't a single legitimate objection to the qualifications of any of these nominees of the d.c. circuit that president obama has put forward. republicans have refewed to give them an up or down vote, a simple yes nor vote. they don't want president obama to make any appointments at all to this vital c

. >> reporter: but kaitlyn roman's attorney says his client has been cleared of any wrong doing. >> he'scounseling and that was his goal all along. his job isn't to -- i'm outraged by his conduct. >> reporter: sedwick jumped to her death after messages like "drink bleach and die." what school districts or police can do to put an end to this behavior. what do you want to tell other kids? they're saying, i don't know what happened here but i can say what i want and that's just how kids are. what do you say to that? >> i want to tell them that you can bully and maybe not know you're doing it. and you just need to look at yourself and say, wait. am i doing something wrong here? >> joining us now is rebecca sedwick's mother, tricia norman. thank you both for being here. i want to start with something that we haven't heard anything about. right now your daughter is just about how she died. who was she? we all know young people. she's like so many other kids. tell us about her. >> she was bright, beautiful, fun to be around. she loved different shows on tv, "vampire diaries," "the carrie diarie