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Battle fields over mask mandates or vaccines or how to teach race and not going to highlight the people that turn up at meetings and they yell and scream. instead, i want you to hear what its like on the other side. a board member in florida is telling her colleagues tonight that she doesnt have a problem with people expressing their opinions about school board policies but its the personal threats that she finds intolerable. >> i reject in following me around in a car, following my car around. ...

I dont reject people coming here and speaking their voice. they do it all the time. we dont stop them from doing that. i dont reject them standing outside my home. i reject them following me around in a car. following my car. i reject them saying theyre coming for me, to beg for mercy. when they are using their first amendment rights, theyre going behind my home and brandishing their weapons. that i have to take a dcs investigator on her play date to check for burn marks. thats what im against. ...

You can see burn marks. >> so when you come out of your house and you see this. >> what happened? my car. firemen come too late. >> it makehouse sad. >> yeah, i sad right now. >> so the only cars that burned that night was your car and another asian mans car. >> yes. >> do you think it may have to do with the fact that you are asian? >> i dont know. >> joining us now is the host of the show lisaling. so nice to see you in person. as you kick off the season is, you taught us so much about people ...

Truck gives you a huge break in this case. >> it was. it was definitely the break that we were looking for. >> we want to immediately get over to the area. the camera captured the car in this neighborhood a few hours to us being notified it was there. >> the car could be gone. >> it could be gone. >> but when they pulled up, there it was. reagans silver accra. >> this is the street her car was parked on, facing that direction. >> the first thing detectives noticed, burn marks on the backseat and...

>> she had been beaten and possibly tortured. we later discovered that her neck had been slit. >> reporter: not only that, the fire looked suspicious, so veteran arson investigator, wallace hood, was called to the scene. >> i noticed that there was fire damage on the bed, and i also noticed that there was some fire damage to the victim. and i also saw what looked like a bottle of alcohol. >> fire damage actually on the victim. so, like, somebody set fire to her? >> there was some -- it looked li...

Detectives, like ashlea had been fighting back against a truly vicious attack. >> she had been beaten and possibly tortured. we later discovered that her neck had been slit. >> reporter: not only that, the fire looked suspicious, so veteran arson investigator, wallace hood, was called to the scene. >> i noticed that there was fire damage on the bed, and i also noticed that there was some fire damage to the victim. and i also saw what looked like a bottle of alcohol. >> fire damage actually on th...

Veteran arson investigator, wallace hood, was called to the scene. >> i noticed that there was fire damage on the bed, and i also noticed that there was some fire damage to the victim. and i also saw what looked like a bottle of alcohol. >> fire damage actually on the victim. so, like, somebody set fire to her? >> there was some -- it looked like there was some burn marks on her. >> what did you ultimately determine about the fire and how it got started? >> there were several points of origin, a...

You very much. >> always good to talk to you. see you guys. steve: from florida. where the real estate is booming. ainsley: thats right. look at other headlines this morning. this week marks 25 years since o.j. simpsons wife nicole and friend ron goldman were brutally murdered. you probably remember where you were when watching that oj was acquit you had of the killings in 1995. now tells the associated press. life is final. the subject of the moment is the subject i will never revisit again. my...

>> reporter: ashleas boss, chris cravey had just arrived and was trying to get some answers. >> for a couple hours, we just assumed that she was being taken care of. >> reporter: and while they waited for information, investigators were realizing this was no accident. >> it was obvious that she had been beaten due to the amount of blood that we found. and then we observed that her arms were bound behind her back, and her ankles were also bound. >> reporter: it looked, said the detectives, like a...

Care of. >> reporter: and while they waited for information, investigators were realizing this was no accident >> it was obvious that she had been beaten due to the amount of blood that we found. and then we observed that her arms were bound behind her back, and her ankles were also bound. >> reporter: it looked, said the detectives, like ashlea had been fighting back against a truly vicious attack >> she had been beaten and possibly tortured. we later discovered that her neck had been slit >> r...