rebecca sedgwick jumped to her death from an abandoned building last month. her classmates, 12 and 14-year- old girls, bullied sedgwick so relentlessly and stalked her online, she took her own life. sedgwick's mother blames the school for not taking the bullying threat seriously. >> please look into it more diligently. it can save a life. >> one of the alleged bullies admitted in a facebook post to bullying sedgwick. she also said she was not sorry about it. >> tonight was the premier of a film based on the life of one of california's most notorious drug dealers. all was shot in san jose. it's a story of crime and redemption. >> hollywood in the bay. >> the lights, the stars, the film, called i'm in love with the church girl, premiered in downtown san jose. >> it means a lot to us to be back. >> big part of the dna is san jose. >> gally of san jose wrote the movie, reduced it, shot much of it here in the city. it's a story about his own life in prison. >> this guy is the biggest drug trafficker. >> it's a story of a drug dealer who finds love and god and rede

when sedgwick's mother pulled her from the school the abuse came on-line.rls ganging up on rebecca. >> she should be here. she should be here to see justice getting served. >> the sheriff is sending a message to would be bully yes, sirs and their parents. >> if you don't discipline your children and if it rises to the level of a violation of the law, don't worry, we will discipline for you. >> abc news, lakeland, florida. >>> a soldier's gesture brought battle tested warriors to tears and now the photo has gone viral. look at this. a wounded army ranger salutes from his hospital bed moments after emerging from surgery. he was wounded when a suicide bomber targeted his unit in afghanistan earlier that day. four other rangers died. he saluted when his commander gave him the purple heart. the doctor tried to get him 20 rest his ban good eveninged arm. >>> a mom is being called fit after her facebook photo created an uproar. she was in this photo with a sports bra with the caption, what's your excuse. it has received more than 16,000 comments and many critics t

when sedgwick's mother pulled her from the school the abuse came on-line. up to 15 girls ganging up on rebecca. >> she should be here. she should be here to see justice getting served. >> the sheriff is sending a message to would be bully yes, sirs and their parents. >> if you don't discipline your children and if it rises to the level of a violation of the law, don't worry, we will discipline for you. >> abc news, lakeland, florida. >>> a soldier's gesture brought battle tested warriors to tears and now the photo has gone viral. look at this. a wounded army ranger salutes from his hospital bed moments after emerging from surgery. he was wounded when a suicide bomber targeted his unit in afghanistan earlier that day. four other rangers died. he saluted when his commander gave him the purple heart. the doctor tried to get him 20 rest his ban good eveninged arm. >>> a mom is being called fit after her facebook photo created an uproar. she was in this photo with a sports bra with the caption, what's your excuse. it has received more than 16,000 comments and ma

when sedgwick's mother pulled her from the school the abuse came on-line.p to 15 girls ganging up on rebecca. >> she should be here. she should be here to see justice getting served. >> the sheriff is sending a message to would be bully yes, sirs and their parents. >> if you don't discipline your children and if it rises to the level of a violation of the law, don't worry, we will discipline for you. >> abc news, lakeland, florida. >>> a soldier's gesture brought battle tested warriors to tears and now the photo has gone viral. look at this. a wounded army ranger salutes from his hospital bed moments after emerging from surgery. he was wounded when a suicide bomber targeted his unit in afghanistan earlier that day. four other rangers died. he saluted when his commander gave him the purple heart. the doctor tried to get him 20 rest his ban good eveninged arm. >>> a mom is being called fit after her facebook photo created an uproar. she was in this photo with a sports bra with the caption, what's your excuse. it has received more than 16,000 comments and many

. >> reporter: florida police say 12-year-old rebecca sedgwick couldn't take it anymore. after a year of taking threats. she killed herself. jumped from the top of an abandoned cement plant. >> we've lost sleep over that child dying needlessly. and we want to see things change. >> reporter: today a stunning development. >> we have these wonderful photographs of our two new felons. >> reporter: we're not showing their faces. they're only 12 and 14 years old. charged as juveniles with felony aggravated stalking in connection with rebecca's suicide. >> she should be here. she should be here to see justice getting served. >> reporter: rebecca's mother says after both school and police officials failed to stop the bullying, she moved her daughter to another school. but rebecca still had her cell phone, and the bullying continued. >> the difference with cyber bullying is that it is etched in stone, that people can access the history of it, review it, rewind it and reread it. and it makes it much more painful for the child who is experiencing bullying. >> reporter: legal experts

in september, 12-year-old rebecca sedgwick couldn't take it anymore.hey climbed to the top of this cement silo and jumped. >> i just don't understand how anyone could be cruel to another human being like that. it just -- it makes me sick and it just, like i said earlier, i'm more upset with the parents than the kids because they had to learn this behavior somewhere. this is how they're being taught to be. >> reporter: but the nasty social media messages didn't stop after sedwick's death. few weeks later this appeared on guadalupe's shaw's facebook page. "yes i bullied rebecca and she killed herself but i don't give a blank." they say their daughter didn't write the incriminating post and suspects someone hacks her account. >> the only other thing she could have used this message was my cell phone and it is always with me. >> reporter: after that interview with cnn vivian vosberg who helped raise guadalupe was related on child abuse and neglect charges. [ bleep ]. >> reporter: investigators discovered a facebook video allegedly showing vosburg punching

cnbc's steve sedgwick live for us. they're pretty low this morning, correct? >> yeah, absolutely. european markets have decided they have had enough of this and around about a percent down for the ftse 100 here in london. xetra dax and cac 40 in france all down. u.s. markets on friday managed a bit of a running between 0.6 and 0.9, but we are down now nine out of 12 sessions which of course includes the period before the shutdown and during the shutdown, as well. volatility indicators coming off, which means people are less worried about the down side risk it appears. elsewhere, on twitter we saw details of the ipo. they earned $47.5 million from selling off information that they have gathered and elsewhere, twitter ratings for tchl v shows. highest activity on twitter does not mean the most eyeballs on that show. >> blackberry, there was one offer on the table for the struggling phone maker and now there might be more? >> yeah, here's the thing. private equity was bidding $4.7 billion. but what i was wondering, if thi

steve sedgwick live for us in london. i worked at cnbc for six years. i remember '07, we hit these new highs. doesn't seem like we're getting this sort of enthusiasm for it. so what's the feeling like and why? >> i'll tell you one reason why. because too many people haven't been invested in this rightly. we've had 24% to the up side on the s&p so far this year and they're thinking i'm worried, i better own some of it or my investors will say why did i miss out. but as you say, the enthusiasm is tempered. for instance only 52.5% of companies reporting in this earnings season are actually beating expectations on revenue. on revenue itself, sales only about half are beating expectations. so the numbers in sales are pretty average. data is not that great. but everyone is thinking no tapering and so moving to the the up side. >> what about s.a.c. settlement? >> right. this investigation has been going on pretty much the whole time you were at cnbc almost. the best part of seven years under some form of investigation. according to reuters, the wall street jou

cnbc steve sedgwick live for us in london with the rest of the headlines. hey, steve. >> hey, brian. very interesting. we sold off on seven out of eight sessions going into this shutdown, so the mar wet was well prepared for it. as we spoke about previously, historically shutdowns do not necessarily mean big market falls elsewhere. it looks line whistleblowers are making quite a lot of money when it comes to successful enforcement by the sec, but just over a year now, the sec has been rewarding whistleblowers if there are successful sanctions that result in at least $1 million being received back to the sec. this time around someone's received $14 million for an action which has led to swift enforcement by the sec. elsewhere, the wrangle between google and the european commission may be coming to annd. google has agreed to display more prominently links to rival search engines and be monitored more and this could lead to an end in that long running dispute between the european commission and google. >> also not spending a whole lot in taxes there in the uk

steve sedgwick is live for us this morning. good morning, steve. >> yes, the markets are doing exactly what you expect them to do. if we get a deal, there's a risk on environment. if we don't get a deal, then all bets are off and the market continues to fall. we have a strong session with the dow at 323 points to theup side. the s&p is only a couple points from record territory. 98% of companies are up, big names including netflix and facebook. indicators were quite low as well. corporate earnings include jpmorgan. and talking of jpmorgan, the second largest provider of money market mutual funds has taken out of its portfolio the coupon bearing bonds, which are due to maturity between october 16th and november 6th. they are warning just a tiny bit about default. they believe this has low probability, but they are taking precautions just in case. and fitch has turned around to say most money market funds can't cope with the u.s. situation, as long as it doesn't lead to a run like we saw in lehman's in 2008. >> looks like your pr

let's check in with cnbc steve sedgwick live for us in london. >> pbrian, luts put that on the back burner. new methods and mod ems of getting content to market, something we have a vested interest in. very interesting to note that mobile advertising has taken off. especially for companies like facebook, companies such as google. in the first half of 2013, we saw a huge amount of mobile spending. $3 billion um from $2 billion. yun lever who make held man's, vaseline, other products, including dove soap upping their mobile advertising, tripling it in the past year. >> comcast signed a deal with twitter, which is interesting. could be a new avenue for people to watch programs. basically, if nbc, for instance, posts a tweet on a show like the roy voice, then there could be a function to set your video, you can watch live or on demand as well. this could be the next generation of how people use twitter to get to content from nbc and others. >> you talk about delivery of content and ads. hollywood mogul jeffrey katzenberg had an interesting idea how to deliver three more episodes of breaking ba

. >>> steve sedgwick live in lon dan. good morning, steve. >>> well it's interesting. you've got the president saying on cnbc that wall street should be worried about it and wall street, goldman sachs, brian moynahan at bank of america and deutsche saying they're worried about it. this recovery we've had so far is not necessarily sustainable. it's not well-established. it's vulnerable and is open to being destroyed by the concerns over the shutdown and concerns over the debt ceiling as well. it seems mutual that wall street and the president understands the gravitas of the situation. tesla models, the electric car company, they've had a good run. a fire in one of their model s sedans. the fact is that the company is saying yes, there was a fire. but it was caused by the fire hitting a large object. the shares fell 6%. don't worry too much. you have had a rally of 440% this year if you've held them throughout the year. brian? >> microsoft, it's interesting. steve bomber will step down and bill gates maybe leaving the chairman role? >> bill gates is very tied up with the

. >>> reporter: police say rebecca sedgwick was relentlessly tormented by two classmates for a year. the arrests were made after the 14-year-old suspect boasted on the internet about the bullying. >> she made a comment in reference to, yeah, i bullied rebecca and yeah, she's dead. but i don't give a blank. >> reporter: the 14-year-old and her 12-year-old accomplice allegedly has rayburn reservoired sedwick at school then followed her online. taunts, you should drink bleach and die, no one likes you. and you should go kill yourself. sedwick jumped off a tower near her home after writing friends, i am jumping. i can't take it anymore. we spoke to her mother tricia norman last month. >> i want them to pay for it because they took my baby away. they took her confident away. now she is gone from me. >> reporter: the sheriff hasn't ruled out charging the suspects's parents. >> if you can't supervise your child, if they don't behave, then take away their devices. it don't allow them so-to-have facebook. >> reporter: so who do you blame here more, the girls or the parents? >> both equally. >

rebecca sedgwick's mother said her daughter is finally getting justice. >> she should be here.hould be here to see justice getting served. i really wish that people would have listened to her a long time ago and had really looked into this when it was going on when we were reporting it. i believe bekaa stopped telling me about it because she seen how much i was trying to get something done and nothing was getting done. >> intense bullying begun as a fight over a boy, and it didn't stop until after the girl died. the 14-year-old allegedly published this online taunt saturday. i believe rebecca that she killed herself but i don't give an expletive. rebecca sedgwick would have turned 13 on saturday. >>> missouri senators are calling out prosecutors to revisit a controversial rape case dropped last year. a high school football star was accused assaulting a 14-year-old girl but the charges were dismissed. daisy coleman says she remembers little about what happened. >> i began drinking from a bottle that they had given them. they tried to get me to drink out of this large cup. it's l

. >>> 12-year-old rebecca sedgwick was bullied so relentlessly she committed suicide last month. or did she? and in a shocking facebook message released yesterday, one of the two florida girls accused of cyber bullying wrote, quote, no one will every r ever know the truth because rebecca, quote, went to hell. could this 12-year-old have been murdered? with me, rebecca's mother, pa trish that norman and her attorney from tampa. thank you so much for being with us. and tricia, our condolences to you on your daughter. >> thank you. >> sheriff jud said that your daughter grew up in a disturbing environment. how did you feel when you heard that, trisha? >> she didn't have a disturbing environment. we were very close. she was happy. the only thing that she was unhappy with as far as her life was her father was not, he did not play an active role in her life. >> but before this bullying, she didn't have any of the, any of the emotional problems that the school saw and you saw when she was in middle school and these two girls went after her. >> i didn't understand that question. >> in ot

all right, rebekah an sedgwick. young girl in florida. jumped off a tower. >> right. >> committed suicide, 12 years old. now the police have arrested whom? >> according to the poke county sheriff, they have arrested two girls. 12 and 14 years old. two juveniles. they have charged them with third degree felony aggravated stalking carry up to five years as an adult. >> stalking this girl for up to a year to the point where she finally she kissed her mother good night and killed herself. >> in person? >> this is extension of the law now to include cyber bullying which i think is a good use of the law. >> two girls? >> two girls that constantly were demeaning her and mocking her in person and on the internet. i understand there were more, too. >> allegation apparently of a physical altercation as well. >> there were more girls as well. this is just the two. >> these are the two main culprits saying why don't you drink bleach and die? you should kill yourself? >> how long did this go on? >> this went on for over two years. >> was the school aw

. ♪ gerri: the reason florida tragedy involving 12-year-old rebecca sedgwick brings to life rising concern weeks after her death at her own hand, two arrests were made after one of the accused allegedly wrote this on her facebook page. yes, i know i believe rebecca, but she killed herself. i don't give up -- and i will let you imagine what the off the road. how can you know if your child is not being bullied or being bullied to make joining us now, fox these medical debt 18. thank you for being on. suicide rates, this cyber bullying seems to be out of control. how can you know if your child is being believe? >> number one, don't assume your child will come forward with this because there is a humiliating aspect. people are bullying you then make you feel we can do in necessarily want to tell loved ones that you are feeling the week. avoiding france, think about bullying at the top of the list because this is so common that now we have to think of it before rather than later. gerri: i don't understand why this on-line stuff, the social networking stuff really promotes bullying. >> number on

the victim, rebecca sedgwick was 12-year-old when she jumped to her death after investigators say sheied online. these two girls are now facing felony charges of aggravating stalking. shaw entered a not guilty plead. romans is being represented by jose baez. jose, thanks for being with us. i just want to start off with the comments that you made recently in the press about your client. they sort of riled the sheriff in the case. you said that kaitlyn is not what her mug shot or the headlines portray her to be, she's a child and i'm not going to allow the system to bully her. and i wonder if you think that language is appropriate given the fact that we have a dead child who was bullied. >> this is a tragedy all the way around. and what i'm trying to do and what our firm is trying to do is to make sure that this isn't compounded. the death of rebecca is a horrible, who ib tragedy. and i don't think the answer is locking up a 12-year-old child, throwing her out of school, and then going around on national television with her mug shot and things like that, especially since there isn't and

those two girls have been charged in the death of rebecca sedgwick.rominent florida attorney, one you noel, mark o'mara, says that legislation needs to be drawn up to hold the parents of bulliers to be held accountable. and he joins me live now. he's not only tried bullying cases but wants to write a statute. >>> untutively speaking that sounds right. technically speaking, i just can't see how you can make that constitutional. can you? >> it's going to be difficult. there are going to be constitutional questions that have to pass. but the idea of holding a parent responsible for a child's actions does have precedent. we know parents are responsible if they're kids don't get to school, if they have a gun. so the idea that they have some responsibility does have some foundation. we look at a case like this. and "first forecast" of all, i never like knee-jerk reactions by getting new legislation. but this is truly an epidemic. the internet can be a great tool. but like a knife, it can be a scalpel and used as a deadly weapon. the problem with the interne

constant cyber bullying driving 12-year-old rebecca sedgwick to suicide. profile defense lawyer representing the 12-year-old alleged bully. jose baez. yes, casey anthony's defense lawyer taking the case of the younger suspect. a 14-year-old girl is also charged in the case. and new information tonight in the disappearance of little madeleine mccann. portuguese prosecutors now reopening their investigation. the 3-year-old british girl mysteriously disappeared from a hotel room during a family vacation in portugal in 2007. portuguese police closed the case in 2008 but now they say there are new leads. british police also recently stepped up their investigation and that's tonight's speed rid. read. house oversight leaders are not satisfied. they say they are not getting answers from the white house. so what is their plan in the committee is zeroing in on 11 of the site's largest contractors. congressman jason chafe fits joins us. good evening, sir. >> hi, greta. >> all right, so you are zeroing in on the contracts. what you can tell us about -- i mean, not ju

all right, rebekah an sedgwick. young girl in florida.. >> right. >> committed suicide, 12 years old. now the police have arrested whom? >> according to the poke county sheriff, they have arrested two girls. 12 and 14 years old. two juveniles. they have charged them with thir aggravated stalking carry up to five years as an adult. >> stalking this girl for up to a year to the point where she finally she kissed her mother good night and killed herself. >> in person? >> this is extension of the law now to include cyber bullying which i think is a good use of the law. >> two girls? >> two girls that constantly were demeaning her and mocking her in person and on the internet. i understand there were more, too. >> allegation apparently of a physical altercation as well. >> there were more girls as well. this is just the two. >> these are the two main culprits saying why don't you drink bleach and die? you should kill yourself? >> how long did this go on? >> this went on for over two years. >> was the school aware it was happening? >> the schoo

rebecca sedgwick jumped out of a tower at a cement plant last month and police say the girls that bullied her showed no remorse, even allegedly posting about it on facebook. >> when we saw that cavalier attitu attitude, when we saw despite rebecca jumps to her death and she's back on facebook, she can be taunting and bullying another child. >> the 14-year-old and 12-year-old girls both facing felony charges of stalking a minor. >>> in massachusetts, a 17-year-old girl is in trouble for being a designated driver. erin cox says she picked up a friend who drank too much at a party. even though kaux wasn't drinking, her school removed her as captain of the school volleyball team and suspended her five games because of its no tolerance policy for drugs and alcohol. >>> a former army captain awa awarded the medal of honor yesterday isn't done. will swenson submitted a formal request to return to active duty. he was rewarded the highest award after risking a seven-hour deadly firefight with the taliban. >>> and a monster from the deep, look at this, hauled ashore off the coast of southern califo

kevin bacon and kyra sedgwick at the quarter century mark.d owes to denzel and palotta washington who have been married for 32 years of the the link to the full list is up at jansing.msnbc.com. stamps.com is the best. >>> developing now, looks like congressman darrell issa from california is getting involved in the rollout over healthcare.gov, the obama care website. issa sending a letter asking for documents and more briefings related to the rollout. in that letter he writes something may have been done, quote, to conceal obama care's effect on increasing health insurance premiums. that letter also cites briefings the commit he has already had with government contractors. we just learned yesterday health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius will testify before a congressional committee next week. >>> in the wake of the government shutdown democrats are feeling more optimistic about their chances of taking back the house. 63% of the public says they have an unfavorable view of the republican party, an all-time low for the survey. ho

where a young girl jumped to her death after allegedly being bullied by two former friends, rebecca sedgwicker classmates were arrested and charged with stalking and tormenting rebecca online. what started this chain of events, the girls liked the same boy. senseless and tragic. let's bring in holly hughes and human behavior expert wendy walsh. okay, holly, first to you, let's revisit my question from earlier. could and should prosecutors go after the parents here? >> as the law is drafted right now, they cannot. interestingly enough, the mother of one of the girls who allegedly bullied rebecca has been arrested on separate charges, don, where she is actually caught on videotape beating, pummelling, with closed fists other teenage children. so, you know, the old expression that the apple doesn't fall far from the tree, i mean, this young girl who is now charged with this stalking, obviously learned this behavior somewhere and we can see where because her mother is caught on video abusing other children and has now been charged with that crime. >> wendy, the bullying got very nasty online. pa

the sheriff there says as many as 15 girls bullied this child, rebecca sedgwick for more than a year last month police say she climbed a tower at an abandoned concrete plant and jumped to her death. she would have been 13 years old this weekend. steve harrigan is at that plant in lakeland, florida for us this afternoon. and it's my understanding, steve, that you spoke to the child's mother this morning; is that right? >> that's right, shepard. the mother and the whole family is in pretty tough shape. the mother says she is speaking out in order to try to spare others the pain she is going through. a pain which she says is worse now than it was a month ago when her 12-year-old daughter committed suicide. >> she left a big hole, she really about did. -- she really did. it's just so hard. >> it's all beginning because of the arrest. it's kind of opened -- >> -- yeah. >> kind of opened up the wounds and made it fresh again. >> yeah. but, at the same time, it brings some kind of relief because they are finally listening. i really hate that it took this happening before people started list

rebekah sedgwick killed herself last month after being repeatedly bull yesterday.heriff says what made him take action was an online message from the 14-year-old girl posted over the weekend a month after rebecca took her own life. it says "yes, i bull yesterday rebecca and she killed herself but i don't give a [ expletive ]" rebecca's mother had this reaction. >> it's bittersweet. there's mixed emotions all around. i can't say that i want these girls to spend the rest of their lives in jail or spend any time in jail. but i do think they need serious rehabilitation. >> i spoke with tricia norman before today's development. >> i'm so sorry for your loss. did you know that becca was being bullied? did you know what she was facing? >> i knew she was being bullied while she was going to crystal lake middle, but after i started home schooling her, i know it continued online for a little bit. and we deactivated her facebook page. >> so you felt you were being proactive. you took her out of the school that she had been in. >> oh, yeah. >> why was she being bullied, do you

rebekah sedgwick killed herself last month after being repeatedly bull yesterday. sheriff says what made him take action was an online message from the 14-year-old girl posted over the weekend a month after rebecca took her own life. it says "yes, i bull yesterday rebecca and she killed herself but i don't give a [ expletive ]." rebecca's mother had this reaction. >> it's bittersweet. there's mixed emotions all around. i can't say they want these girls to spend the rest of their flooifs jail or spend any time in jail. but i do think they need serious rehabilitation. >> i spoke with tricia norman before today's development. >> i'm so sorry for your loss. did you know that becca was being bullied? did you know what she was facing? >> i knew she was being bullied while she was going to crystal lake middle, but after i started home schooling her, i know it continued online for a little bit. and we deactivated her facebook page. >> so you felt you were being proactive. you took her out of the school that she had been in. >> oh, yeah. >> why was she being bullied, do you

the girls are accused of felony aggravated stalking, accused of bullying rebecca sedgwick before she jumped from her death from a concrete silo last month. while authorities stress the stepmother's arrested is unrelated to her step daughter's investigation, the sheriff had this to say. >> the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. >> reporter: detectives say vosberg told them she was trying to break up the fight. she admits to punching one of the kids in the face and another one on the back of the head. [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> it suggests to us she absolutely does not monitor the facebook pages or if she wants to take credit for monitoring the facebook pages, she thinks that is okay. >> reporter: the authorities say child services have reached out to ensure the safety of each child seen on the video. vosberg is without bond. as of late last night, she does not have an attorney and is expected to be back in court later this morning. erica? >> thanks. >>> to politics now. hillary clinton is back in the spotlight and making her first public campaign appearance today since she left the ob

first, here's cnn's john zarrella. >> reporter: rebecca sedgwick would have been 13 this saturday.ter being bullied, the middle school student jumped to her death from the top of an abandoned concrete plan in the lakeland, florida. now her mom says there is some peace for rebecca. >> justice is finally being served. something is being done about these girl who were bullying her. that's all she ever wanted, was somebody to listen and do something about it. >> reporter: what the sherr vif's department in polk county did about it was arrest two girls, one 12, the other 14. both have been charged with felony aggravated stalking. the 12-year-old has been released to her parent's custody. the older one is being held. they were picked up hours after authorities say the 14-year-old posted on facebook, quote, yes, i bullied rebecca and she killed herself but idgaf. i don't give a blank. the attorney representing the 14-year-old says her client didn't even have access to facebook at the time. >> she denies them. she says that this is not as clear cut as it seems. that these things that were

we brought them together and basically we stated that we will try find-sedgwick and work together to> so all these people that are stranded, are you saying that they should be putting pressure on lawmakers? >> absolutely. bishop put upon them and the bart board members that they elect every year. they need to set something to the governor for him to take leadership. now is a time and if this goes into next week it will go on to a basically the yen just has to say they have money. >> they're spending a lot of money for negotiating a zero sides have been up 24 hours and they have very short tempers. they have a very large contract to deal with. >> i do not know what is going on but i do think they do have other options that could have made this clear. the public has to make their voices heard. >> if you want to connect with michael, you can do so on twitter at yaki-blog. >> i thought we would see some type of improvements by now. the mere red lights are slow down and the toll plaza is completely filled up. we no longer see this as a gap in the center. look at the 880 approach. it is st

for ten months the two bludgeoned rebecca sedgwick with online abuse telling her she should drink bleache 14-year-old's parents said she couldn't have written her things. >> every day you checked that phone, text messages, facebook. >> everything. >> if something was not right, we would have addressed it. >> reporter: but it allegedly didn't end. that bullying continued until she came to this abandoned cement factory and threw herself off one of those silos. >> polk county sheriff grady was there and after that one of the girl's facebook pages showed up with this message. he arrested them. now he says he's investigating the parents. >> her parents insist that her facebook was hacked, that they monitor her facebook every night. >> that's baloney. that's baloney. they haven't cared from the beginning. after the initial event, after the initial interviews, why did they let her stay on facebook any longer. >> reporter: whether your child is a victim of bullying or a bully, the rules are the same. >> we need to take what we know about offline parenting and apply it online. >> the sheriff agre

. >> reporter: authorities say sedgwick was bullied by other girls, physically and online.wo girls were arrested and charged with aggravated stalking of a minor after the oldest allegedly posted a message days ago on facebook show knowing remorse. judd said the girl's parents failed to monitor their girls' behavior. >> at this point in the investigation, we don't have a criminal case against any parent. we wish that we did. >> reporter: nbc legal analyst says it's a hard case to make. >> unless there is proof the parents actively encouraged the bullying, there may be bad parenting, moral responsibility, but there won't be a crime. >> reporter: the attorney for the 14-year-old denies she was a bully. >> she is a care taker and very comforting and loving to other kids and kids in the neighborhood. she socializes with a lot of people. >> reporter: the attorney denies the girl wrote the facebook entry. the parents say she was hacked and they monitored her. >> you know the parents were doing the best job they could with what they knew. >> sheriff judd says the other girl and her

committed suicide. 14-year-old guadalupe shaw and kaitlin roman facing aggravated stalking charges for sedgwickped to her death from a cement factory tower in september. >>> police officers in santa rosa, california, thought the replica assault rifle was real and fatally shot the teenage boy who was carrying it. officers feared they would be shot when they spotted andy lopez that turned out to be a pellet gun. the community very angry with people disputing what the police said. they say the boy never had a chance to drop his weapon. >> if he would have been told to freeze, you know, put your weapon down, if they thought it was a weapon, you know, he would have done that. >> he was a good kid? >> he was a good kid. he was a kid! he was 13 years old! he didn't look like a man, you know, andy was a boy. >> the officers involved in the shooting have been placed on administrative leave. >> no charges against george zimmerman in a dispute last month with his wife. the fight happened days after shelley zimmerman filed for divorce. zimmerman was acquitted in the death of a black teen, trayvon martin. >

. >> steve sedgwick joins us live from london where global business leaders, steve, they must be react to go this u.s. shutdown in this morning. >> yeah, louise, it reminds me of a couple of weeks ago, syria was not on the agenda. this time around, we haven't got the shot youp, the debt ceiling on the agenda. but that seems to be one of the most pressing issues. i'm going to speak to scott, the cio, you have, what, 180 million under debt management. how long does this last? >> they have no incentives, the democrats or the republicans to get a deal done before the 17th of october. so i think this is going to go on for a long time. what do you do with it? look, in my mind, weakness is an opportunity to buy. if you look at the last time we did this or any number of times we've done this, text market rallies after we get the uncertainty out of the way and it should be good for bonds. as each week goes by, we're going to lose about a quarter of a point of gdp for the quarter. if we're shut down for thee weeks, that will be 75 basis points or 0.75% against gdp. that's a lot of headwind into

for example, you found one company called sedgwick. what do they do? >> it's claims processing.s, things like that. so they actually help businesses to get through claims. 531 jobs open. entry level positions, 20 to $50,000. these are pretty decent salaries for entry level positions. supervisors can make 32 to 87,000. and managers can make up to 100 grand. 531 jobs. they need to fill them by the end of the year. >> brian: wow. net ap. they provide products and services? >> this is big data. this is actually one of my investment themes on the business network. anything big data, cloud related, cloud computing. that's what they do. they help companies store all their data, manage it, protect it from piracy. they need engineers, people that can do sales, customer service, marketing. but also they have finance jobs, i.t. jobs, hr jobs available. it's not justech jobs on this one. there is 500-plus right now and especially hiring in sunny veil, california, wichita. >> brian: quicken loans? >> 250 jobs open right now. they also need in detroit, 170 interns for the fall. i like this be