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Now resigned, the district anti-bullying policies are coming under review as other incidents are surfacing. this isn't the only incident here as we've been told by our emily eye keyed da. this tragic loss of a 14-year-old teenager has put a spotlight of violence and bullying at this school district. what are you learning? >> such a tragic story that struck a cord not only in just this new jersey community since adriana kuch's tragic death, we learned they'll be conducting an independent assessment of the school district's anti-bullying policies. they're also going to be looking at some of the ...

School didn't call the police or file a report. the district superintendent explaining friday, yeah >> we've always notified the police, but we've always press the charges, it depends on the severity of the incident. . >> the four students involved on the day of the attack are now facing criminal charges according to the ocean county prosecutor's office, as the fallout from the incident -- students at the school, staging numerous walkouts this week over the districts response to bullying. videos of other incidents at central regional surfacing. one family is suing the district over this attack...

Cities and green spaces around here, fans just going up around me here, but none of that keeps all the cold that people are suffering from here. and, this is just mounting challenges in the days and weeks ahead, for government that has to deal with the aftermath of a quake, but also a future of the people whose lives have been taken by. anderson? >> nick paton walsh, appreciate, it thank, you nick. next, breaking news, the january six special counsel subpoenas mike pence. what he might learn -- or what the special counsel might learn from his testimony, whether executive privilege applies, and...

Of the ambulances in for things like x—rays and ct scans, and then taking them back out to the ambulances to wait to be seen by doctors. but of course, it is utterly wrong to be doing that. those ambulances are needed to be out on the road so the paramedics can do theirjob in patients' home. so the paramedics can do theirjob in patients' homes. the pressure on a&e and ambulance services this winter has been intense, with long waits, both to see patients and crucially, to move the most sick into another part of the hospital for further treatment. to find out what's really going on, we need to...