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store manager shawna rhea is out on a delivery when she receives an urgent call. >> a car had come into seeing a big old front the truck and just glass coming at me. >> i didn't know britany's condition. so i mean, i got here just as quick as i could. >> when shawna arrived she sees the parking slot a disaster zone and a hole with the front of her store used to be. >> it was chaos. the ambulance, people were still with her. they still had her behind the counter. when i got here, she didn't come out from behind the counter until probably ten, 15 minutes. >> it was huge. it was twisted. i couldn't bend it. >> they stabilized her and her neck and everything because they didn't know the extent of her injury. >> as awful as it is to get the call for shawna rhea, it's nothing compared to the call britany's mother has to endure. >> i was at home and they called me and told me that there will be an dead in here and not to worry. that they would get her out and this, i lost it. i pretty much couldn't figure out where i was going and what i was doing at the time. i was scared. all i knew is that

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. >> michelle rhea, is the former chancellor of public school and founder and ceo of students first., first of all this new center of education policy reporting that 43,000 schools, 48% nearly a half are failing to meet the federal achievement standards set out in new child left behind? >> it's very very clear that we've got huge systemic problems. and i think the video clip shows that we've got a number of kids and families out there who are really struggling. it's up to us as educators and leaders of the school districts to put in place policy that's will help the situation. when i was in d.c., for homeless families and kids, we put in place a policy that ensured even if a family did have to move from shelter to shelter that the student could remain at the same school. that they would have a home base to look forward to every day. and i think those are the sorts of things we need to be looking at. >> there was a provocative op-ed from two professors from duke and new york times education editor fisk who pointed out that poverty really matters. since they can't take on poverty itsel

keep in mind the case of rhea hunter, also out there. we saw three people arrested in that case. really, you have three separate situations. cases with famu at this point. >> incredible. thanks so much, appreciate that. >>> your chance to talk back on one of the big stories of the day. today, we're actually talking about marriage. turns out it's not so popular anymore, at least here in the u.s. carol costello joins me now from new york. americans are not feeling the love like you and i. we're married women. >> i know. we both enjoy it so much. apparently a lot of people don't think it would be a fun thing. they're saying, who needs a spouse? it turns out not many of us. according to the pew research center, over half of americans are married down from 70% in the 1960s turning out i do is fast becoming i don't ever. the question is, why? kim kardashian, married nor 72 day, certainly a sign of how our culture views marriage or is it? we could point to so many examples of how little marriage means. elizabeth taylor was married eight times. god rest her soul but why did she bother? s

for rhea hunter, that's no small decision.'s giving up a four year scholarship and said to be considered a lawsuit against the university. her lawyer is b.j. bernstein joining me by phone. thanks for joining us. how is your client hanging up? >> caller: she is a little fragile right now. the national exposure is a little intimidating for her and being well taken care of by her parents right now. she has exited the school. she finished her last exam yesterday. >> why not just leave the ban? why exit the school all together? she's giving up a full ride scholarship, $82,000 for four years? >> caller: and $82,000 scholarship. it's not been easy for her. she reported this in november. went to the hospital. nothing happened at the school. nothing changed. the students were still around her. then she has to go throu through -- she knew robert champion. she was friends with him. he dies while she's at the schoo school. >> didn't he try to warn her, b.j.? you said there were frien friends -- my question is, did a they know, did she kno

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