this k-12 school received 5 grand, brand new tablets. olivia kester. kester says: "i've just been called ugly, and probably names that i shouldn't say." trying to help bullied or struggled with mos says: "suicidal thoughts, -breanne beck." was much more important. mccabe says: "i problem, that many probably go inspired the idea. that's kinda what if you don't have error they came up counselors or pac. were just rhyming words together and were like hey that sounds cool." it allows students to instantly call or text a real person anonymously for help, if they're ever down, or facing the typical zimprich says: "there's no judging with someone you app. you don't have they're going to tell someone since we're from a small school." part of the project required them to develop a short video demonstrating how it works. even without any producing or acting experience. mos says: "people this isn't easy? no. haha." as the minnesota they're now facing from every other state ... of working with tech experts at the institute of technology and 15 thousand dollars sma

but for 16 year old olivia kester. kester says: "i ve just been called ugly, and probably names that i shouldn )t say." trying to help others who ve been bullied or struggled with personal hurts. mos says: "suicidal thoughts, depression, anxiety. -breanne beck." was much more important. mccabe says: "i think this is more of a real world problem, that many people have gone through and will probably go through." and also what inspired the idea. kester says: "and that )s kinda what the app is for, to just go to a friend if you don t have one." after trial and error they came up with precise advice counselors or pac. holicky says: "we were just rhyming words together and were like hey that sounds cool." it allows students to instantly call or text a real person anonymously for help, if they )re ever down, or facing the typical challenges of life. zimprich someone you don t know on an app. you don t have to be afraid if they re going to tell someone since we )re from a small school." part of the project required them to dev

he kester spoke with the victim's daughter. he is in west miami with this role heartbreaker. >> reporter: it was a tough day ago you might remember her a well-known city hall employee for years. things get tough at city hall but she has never had a day like this. >> he loves to go to the park. >> reporter: this is gucci. the chihuahua who ran into these guys early thursday morning. he was mangled by the male and female pitbull looking dogs. the killers are now in the hands of animal corol. she spent much of the day the hospital. >> my father suffered a heart attack. my mother has a 100 stitches o her arm. and we lost our pet. we lost a family member. parents are hospitalized. mom tried to defend the dog and dad had a heart attack. gucci had a big role to play. >> i parents are very old. i was told that three years ago to get them up at it's very therapeutic. i got the no pet. today my parents almost died because of that pet. >> reporter: they want -- they walked gucci up and down the street every day. neighbors think the dog th

he kester spoke with the victim's daughter. he is in west miami with this role heartbreaker. >> reporter: it was a tough day ago you might remember her a well-known city ha employee for years. things get tough at city hall but she has never had a day like this. >> he loves to go to the park. >> reporter: this is gucci. these guys early thursday morning. he was mangled by the male and female pitbull looking dogs. the killers are now in the hands of animal control. she spent much of the day at the hospital. >> my father suffered a heart attack. my mother has a 100 stitches of her arm. and we lost our pet. we lost a family member. >> reporter: both of the parents are hospitalized. mom tried to defend the dog and dad had a heart attack. gucci had a big role to play. >> i parents are very old. i was told that three years ago to get them up at it's very therapeutic. i got the no pet. today my parents almost died because of that pet. >> reporter: they want -- they walked gucci up and down the neighbors think the dog that attacked them

we're back with the case of leslie kester, who is suing aaron weber for the cost of her brother's memorial. >> he asked you politely to take the bike off. >> right. >> she said no. >> right. >> because it was public property. >> correct. >> did you tell her no, it's actually my property? >> yes. >> what did she say to that? >> she said no, it's not. >> did you show her evidence that it was your property? mplts >> i did not. >> okay. what else happened? did you say take it off, you have a week to take it off, i but you have to remove it? >> we just kind of left it at that. then once i had thisboktu+q) back out, i just got so fed up -- >> so you removed it again the second time? >> yes. >> okay. and what did you do with the bikes? >> i don't know. i just told the gardiner to get rid of it. >> okay. so miss kester, when somebody owns property, they have a right to own their land and to be able to decide what goes on it, who comes on it, what they plant on it, what they don't plant on w cit, what kind of objects they want on it, and you know, they have a right free and clear of anybody else co

. >>> and now to dore kester where it -- dorchesterer with it appears -- dorchester where it appears a fight over a parking spot led to a shooting. louisa moller has the latest. >> reporter: we spoke with the commissioner evans who told us police are on the lookout for a 27-year-old suspect who they believe live in a house down the street. couldn't find him. we believe this altercation happened down nightingale street a 34-year-old man was parking his car or parked in a spot down the street when he was shot once in the stomach by the 27-year-old suspect. we believe the victim was in that silver car down the street. now police say that the 27-year- old suspect took off in a black bmw and may have gone to the area of 9 nightingale street further down the block. police went there to search the area and said they came up unsuccessful. here's what we know about the victim at this time. again, a 34-year-old man shot in the stomach. we are told the man has nonlife- threatening injuries and was brought to brigham and women's hospital will be he is being treated and all commissioner evans cou

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