KEILAR: It's a shocking story. A fifth grader in South Carolina dies after a classroom fight at her elementary school. CNN's Victor Blackwell is following this story. And walk us through what we know here and what we don't.</s>VICTOR BLACKWELL, CNN CORRESPONDENT: There are a lot of questions here but we do have some answers. Let me take you back to Monday afternoon at Forest Hills Elementary School in Walterboro, South Carolina, just about an hour's drive west of Charleston, where there was a fight between 10-year-old RaNiya Wright and another fifth grader. That other student has not been identified. But what we know from police was that there was an altercation between these two students, a fight. And RaNiya Wright was sent to the nurse's station where she was described as unconscious but breathing. Then she was sent to a local hospital. Then airlifted to the children's hospital in Charleston where this photograph was taken and posted by her mother. We know that just yesterday, a 10-year-old RaNiya died. We don't know why. That has not been released by the family. There's an autopsy scheduled for tomorrow and those answers are expected. When it comes to the school, there's an executive meeting that's been going on for most of this hour where they have to answer the questions, were these students unsupervised. How soon after the fight was she sent to the nurse's station? Lots of questions here. We know that another student has been suspended. No criminal charges filed -- Brianna?</s>KEILAR: Victor Blackwell, thank you for that. That is it for me. "NEWSROOM" with Brooke Baldwin starts right now.
Fifth-Grader Dies After Being Hurt in School Fight.