what combat, tiana. -- welcome back, tiana. [applause] >> it feels so incredible to be back on the farm. 16 years ago, i made a decision that changed my life. i was a sophomore, studying political science, and i was living and -- living in roebling. me and my best friends decided to apply to study abroad. come that fall my best friends , were off to santiago and madrid, and i was off to washington, d.c. i have been accepted into stanford and as part of that i , was placed in a full-time internship as the lawyers committee for civil rights and this was during the 2006 midterm elections, so there election protection program was in full swing. three months and hundreds of thousands of calls about election protection later, i caught the bug to continue to do work to increase voting access and i also learned one of the most important lessons that i have not been able to shake, which is that the overall health of our democracy, whether we have a voting process that is fair and trustworthy, is more important than any one election outc

. >> reporter: that's precisely what 14-year-old tiana says she had to endure at antioch middle school on monday. she says a group of girls attacked her and it was all caught on video. >> i was standing in front of the class and she came up and they started pulling my hair and punching my head, and then i fell to the floor and they started kicking me and punching me. >> reporter: that's when tiana says she fought back, using a canister of pepper spray her parents had given her. >> there was like four or five girls hitting me and i was on the floor. i didn't want to just sit there while they were hitting and kicking me, so i grabbed my pepper spray and defended myself. >> in order to protect herself, we bought her pepper spray. there's a lot of jumping that goes on, a lot of bullying. >> reporter: her parents say they gave her the pepper spray after she was assaulted at school earlier in the year, an assault they say the school did nothing about. >> she did exactly what i told her to do. >> we're proud of her, i'm very proud of her. >> her parents say the school has suspended their daug

who better than to introduce our speaker today than tiana. welcome back to the farm, tiana.ause] >> it feels like little to be be back on the farm. 16 years ago i made a decision that changed my life. i was a sophomore, studying political science and is living in roque lee and me and my decided to apply too study abroad. come that follow my best friends were off to san diego in madrid and i was off to washington, d.c. i was accepted into the washington and staff are program has placed a full-time internship at the lawyers' committee for civil rights. this was during the 2006 midterm elections, so their election protection program was in full swing. and three months and hundreds of thousands of calls about election protection hotline later i had both caught the bug to continue to do work to increase voting access and also learn one of o the most importat lessons that i haven'tn been ae to shake, which is that the overall health of our democracy, whether we have a voting process that is fair and trustworthy, is more important than anyone election outcome. and yet money and res

. >> that is precisely what 14-year-old tiana said she had to endure at antioch middle school on mondaysaid a group of girls attacked her and it was all caught on video. >> i was standing in front of the class and they came up to me and they started pulling my hair and punching my head. and i fell to the floor and they started kicking me and punching me. >> reporter: that's when tiana said she fought back using a cannister of pepper spray her parents are given her. >> there is like four or five girls hitting me and he and i was on the floor. i didn't want to sit there while they were hitting me and kicking me. i grabbed my pepper spray and defended myself. >> in order to protect herself we bought her pepper spray. there is a lot of the jumping that goes on at that school, a lot of bullying. >> reporter: her parents gave her the pepper spray after she was assaulted at school earlier in the year, an assault they say the school did nothing about. >> she did exactly what i told her to do. >> i'm proud of her, very proud of her. >> reporter: they say the school has suspended their daughter f

> the very first princess dress i ever made, tiana's ball gown. >> so pretty.love it. you look beautiful. >> thank you, thank you. >> you know, you wanted to be a violinist and then this hobby kind of changed everything. >> yeah. >> so what do you want to do now. >> so before the pandemic i had never touched a sewing machine, never known how to even sew a straight line, so i was bored during quarantine and taught myself how to sew and it's crazy how far this has come because of social media so because of that i would love to keep doing social media, keep furthering my following and in the future i would definitely love to do something on broadway for costuming or maybe even the movies. >> i think you're already cut out for that. you're just across the street. but tell us about this dress you're wearing right now. one of your latest creations. >> this is probably one of my most requested dresses in my comments on tiktok and instagram. i had been kind of staying away from making it because it was really daunting for me, but after getting asked so many times, i wa

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. >> reporter: that's when tiana used the pepper spray her parents had given her. >> there were four or five girls punching me. i didn't want to sit there while they were hitting me and kicking me, so i grabbed my pepper spray and defended myself. >> reporter: her parents gave her the pepper spray after she was assaulted earlier in thor yoo, an assault they say the school did nothing about. >> she did exactly what i told her to do. >> i'm very proud of her. >> reporter: the school has suspended their daughter for five days but they plan to fight it. >> they need to do more to hold these kids accountable. >> you're supposed to learn at school, you shun shouldn't have to worry about getting punched. >> reporter: 20 students experienced eye irritation. jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> here's what's happening at this hour in new york city. the gunman remains on the loose after he opened fire on that crowded subway station in the subway train this morning in brooklyn. ten people were shot. thankfully, all ten are expected to survive. 13 other people were injured. the gunman was wear

contract, all my passport data were indicated, so alexander found out that he was the happy owner of a tianaalthough he didn’t see her in the eyes, and a week later the list was replenished with a second fine for about 3-4.000 there. i don’t remember exactly, i came 8 days later. here is the data the fine was from orlov, this fine was on bmw he was given a contract and again he buyer, and after a couple of weeks, alexander got a bonus. here is my bmw hotment. city you see these cars. and i don't see a collection of photocopies. here are the contracts. with my passport data, a stranger took my passport data entered here daniil ermilov, the former owner of bmw allegedly sold alexander to alexander, uh sergey alexandrovich yes, it was not he who bought, that is, they sold him no, but to whom then a person similar to him, very much similar. this is my car in the list of alexander sergeev, fortunately. no, so for 10 years this aveo has served me faithfully and has never let me down, but today i'm selling it , there is someone who wants it. at the outbid of alexander kuzishchy turnovers. almost on

hundreds travelled more than 6,000 miles to tiana and are now a few feet from the u.s. border.juana, mexico. along with her husband, they escaped the war in ukraine, and are hoping to get into the united states. this is your son? one child. she shows me on the map where she once lived in western ukraine, before the russian bombs started to fall. how long did it take you to get to mexico? she tells me she travelled through four countries to get here. mexico is allowing ukrainians in with a simple travel visa. they just ran, she says, taking only a small suitcase and a blanket for her son. she worries about him with the cold temperatures at night. they are just one of hundreds of ukrainian families camped out here at the u.s. border with mexico. the tents are set up at the border crossing just south of san diego. at the time of our visit, about 2,400 people were waiting to enter the u.s., which has promised to allow 100,000 ukrainians on humanitarian grounds. they can stay for one year. how quickly are these refugees able to get into the u.s.? >> oh, my gosh, not quickly enough.

i can tell you, last week when i was in tiana, i visited two different shelters.ho are currently being processed in as exceptions to title 42. another shelter that we visited often, that has families that have been trapped in tijuana for sometimes years, waiting for their legal right to seek asylum. the difference in those two shelters was stark. with the ukrainian refugees, they have an option to actually be able to seek protection because there is a political will and united states to process them. but for the others, there is not that political will. as you said, it is being weaponized by republicans to hold the biden administration hostage and not allow them to move forward with their campaign promises to restore humanity. >> lindsey, it is why it is so frustrating to watch republicans sort of list all these lies. there should be a moment of opportunity with the way in which the united states are processing you can see refugees, look, we know how to do this, right? the how is not the question. as you said, it is a matter of will. it does not seem like exactly