and he also met with a lot of just everyday people south, dakota citizens, south dakota politician towns. and he did make several visits with native americans in rapid city area. he visited the rapid city indian school, which was a boarding school for native children. he also tookrneyo the pine ridge indian reservation is about 40 or 50 miles east of here. for south dakotans, it was an honor that coolidge chose south dakota in the black hills for, people in the oglala sioux tribe. this had been their land promised in a treaty only 60 years earlier. so some were excited about the visit. others. others were, and he was. while he was out here, he went to a in deadwood where some native americans ceremonially adopted into the sioux tribe, ga him a headdress and traditional headdress and gave him a native arican name. and so he was welcomed some, but the re others whoeay that some native americans did that and didn't think that that should have been done. coolidge never came back to the black hills. there was an effort years later on, one of the anniversaries of his visit to get grace coolidg

not in south dakota. would like to ask wayne if he would come by -- if you would come back out here and join me on stage because i will be signing executive order to protect your god-given rights to keep and bear arms from being infringed on five financial institutions. we will welcome wayne to the stage. [applause] today i will sign an executive order to protect the god-given right to keep and bear arms from being infringed upon by financial institutions. my executive order, effective immediately, block state agencies from contracting with large banks that discriminate against firearms related industries. wayne, in 1787 thomas jefferson wrote a letter to james madison and he talked about how committed he was to freedom. he made this point in latin, but it translates as i prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery. [applause] do you have a microphone? i get to put words in your mouth. >> you are doing great. gov. noem: wayne is extremely grateful to me for doing this for the nra. wayne: on behalf of e

sean, what south dakota is doing is incredible. in spite of in spite of the headwinds that president biden and is a ministrations are sending our way, we are being innovative and it's because we have given our people the freedom to make decisions for themselves and when they bring us big ideas we go after them and make them happen here. >> sean: let me make sure if i understand this. if you have a medical license in another state you can move the south dakota and it would be valid there my nursing license, any license at all? >> immediately. immediately. >> sean: very smart. >> yeah. 3,000 jobs immediately that would be filled today of people decided to move here. we've actually gone out and identified people across this country that are interested in moving the south dakota. to fill these open jobs. we are talking to them about housing, the school system, the unity they'd like to be a part of an specifically individually recruiting them to come fill in our jobs we have it open. the state that has the workers, abilities positions t

>> i'm super focused here, sean, in south dakota. but i'll tell you , this country cannot afford four more years of joe biden. so we need new leadership and leadership that loves this country, not one that is clearly not healthy. >> that's not a no. >> you can i don't know if it's going to do any good, but you sure can. all. >> but that's not a no. would you consider it? >> are you considering it? it's not a no. but also, sean, we've got so many people that are talking about it and running that i think it's best if i stay focused where i am and continue to visit with my family and pray and do the best thing that we think is right for our family. but then also still continue to serve this country because we need people that will step up and do hard things these days to to solve our problems. so if i had an answer that was clear , i'd give it to you today. >> i promise. that's a half a no maybe and a possibility anyway. >> governor , thank we appreciate you being with us. >> all right. when we come back , john solomon breaking news and

south dakota's very populist. people think it's very conservative, and it's really not.ct, you know, my last race when i ran for governor just three and a half years ago, i only won by three points, and it was against a guy who was a bernie sanders supporter. so, you know, it's very much a state that can go back and forth, and tom was being, you know, was the majority leader, very influential. i cared about farm bills, i care about tax reform, and i was somebody who didn't complain if about things. e tried to show up and be a part of the solution, and i think he appreciated that. he had a leadership camp every year that he would host for new leaders in the state that he thought had potential to serve, and he did invite me to the that one year. and i went. it was in the black hills for a weekend, and he brought in speakers, and we spent time together talking about policy and what it's like to run for office. it's interesting to me because i never once considered becoming a democrat. i think maybe he probably hoped i would, but, boy, for years after a that even when i ran

joining me south dakota governor christie nome who may be a candidate herself. your thought on what the president said this week. >> i think this video was weird and depressing. you talked about him being all in. i am not sure he's all in. if he's all in, then america needs to wake up. typically you would have excitement around an announcement like that. you would do rallies and see people cheering you on. instead the rest of the country went, all right, then. and they start thinking what happens if if this guy doesn't make it another four years, the worst alternative would be be kamala as president. i think we have a lot of opportunity for republicans to cast a vision, to talk about what does make america great. what about our foundation keeps us stable and how we can wrap our arms around it and continue to insp expire people. brian: i wonder if the people will demand that he come out and campaign. is he going to stay in the white house and use surrogates? will he use zucker bucks? >> this clearly shows their whole strategy will be to destroy everybody else. to

. >> renee is calling in from south dakota. please go ahead with your question or comment. >> yes, my question is this. i'm a democrat in western south dakota so you can imagine as well as native american and in the elderly population. what do you think that we can do now to best take action during the trump insurrection of the white house i was the only one out picketing all through downtown spear fish. i felt like, i don't care about the danger at this point, i have to take action because everything that you've said is totally true. and who in the world can run in any party that can hope to overpower the numbers that trump has? >> you know, there's only one weapon to be used here, in any circumstance, and that's the power of the vote. at your age where you live, i don't care what the environment is, you have high schoolers that are all becoming 18-year-olds here. go out and find them, talk to them, find the people who don't know how their lives are going to be affected. find the young college students, find the guys who are w

gee, gene abdullah and bill janklow, south dakota.as a substantial lebanese population, and scott abdullah, the leading attorney in the state, our jeanne abdullah. so jeanne abdullah and janklow started the south dakota law enforcement gala and appreciation gala, and they hire a speaker to come and give a patriotic speech. and and it's like 2000 people in what's like looks like a barn. and it's america. it really is fantastic. they got the crazy catholic priest who has been giving invocation for decades shows up, of course, with the invocation this year on a white board. and every every political person in the state is there, thune is there and introduces me and the supreme court justice leads you the chief justice leads you in the pledge and the woman who sang at the state fair gives does a spectacular rendition of the national anthem. and it's america and mean it's like, where's marty evans? marty from beckwith marty is for 11 years been donating non hundred and £50 of prime rib which you're enjoying to everybody the program tonight

joining me now south dakota governor kristi noem. who might just be a presidential candidate herself. governor your thoughts on what the president said this week. well brian, i think his video was weird and depressing. you talked earlier in your monologue about him being all in. i'm not sure he's all in if he's all in america needs to wake up because typically, you'd have some excitement around an announcement like that. you do some rallies, you'd go out and see people cheering you on and excited to see another four years of your leadership. instead, the rest of the country just kind of went well, alright then, um and then they immediately start thinking. well, what happens if this guy doesn't make it another four years? then the worst alternative would be kamala in the white house as president. so you know, i think that they totally missed this announcement. i hope america recognizes that that that is telling of what another four years would be like. and honestly, we've got a lot of opportunity here for republicans to cast a vision

as a candidate, she promised to eliminate her right to carry in south dakota. ted, she wasted no time in making good on that promise. the very first piece of legislation she signed as governor was constitutional carry. ladies and gentlemen. the 33rd governor of south carolina. how about kristi noem. >> it is so wonderful to be with so many friends. are you excited? god bless america. charlton heston once said those dead old white guys who invented this country knew what they were talking about. so often, all we need to do to inspire us for future rights is to look at the examples of the past. our founding fathers and former leaders turned in a visionary path for our country. they created an exceptional experiment for freedom. personal responsibility would withstand centuries of storms and challenges. to keep what they've built, we must be people who act on values and characters rather than our personal benefits. so much of who we are is determined by how we were raised listen. i did not grow up in politics. on our farm, we didn't talk about politics. we lived th

host: this is from larry and south dakota -- republican line. caller: i'm looking at this and my father was a commander at pearl harbor. one of the things he told me was that lying will destroy us. liars will destroy us. and i looked at him and i said yeah liars with the worst. used to dish he always tried to do the best he was doing and you would think the top people in this country would not be liars. you would think they would be straightforward. they would do the best thing they can and lying would not be part of it. i know for fact there are two layers of a new supreme court, kavanaugh was one of them. that guy live through his whole confirmation. those women were right. i don't know about other liars but i know there are two. host: that's larry and south dakota. how do you know for sure? are you there? caller: i know that they were doing when i was 17 or 18 and they were not treating women with the greatest of respect. host: ok, go ahead. caller: one guest: of the things that always gets me about the way the conservative party has closed r

except south dakota or wyoming. how concerned are you about this?ow it's everywhere. >> it is a big problem and one we're very, very focused on. i'm glad there was a emergency declaration pertaining to tranq. that will allow the government to actually track it better because it is an animal tranquilizer. it wasn't tracked as other controlled substances are. this will be a big help to us. we find it mixed in with fentanyl and cocaine. and it is not responsive to narcan. that's the thing that your viewers should know. >> bill: that's important. >> it is very important to know that. it is important to know if you buy cocaine and you are aware there may be fentanyl and you arm yourself with narcan, great. but if it also has tranq in it, it won't help. you must be aware and call 911 right away if you feel someone has overdosed. >> bill: dana and i lived in the city for a number of years and we are seeing things in new york we've never seen before. hopefully we get it cleaned up. >> better days ahead. >> dana: because it spreads across the country. it is

oh, known bonum to south dakota. my impression is a citizen. it is abnormal to sell the company. and if charge is an independent country, an effect on mobile is to sell to savannah. i must report to the government and agree to the principles before proceeding in book and we have to fight neo colonialism. this sale is unfair much. it is quite normal for the champion state to national isaac, so mobiles assets do you, we are sauces. you know that oil is an important manner for the country, and that is why it's nationalization is really important for the champion population. this nationalization will allow us to create jobs for the benefit of shadeen youth for their development. a champion oil belongs to us. exxon mobil has operated for 20 years. without consulting us are respecting the contract that was signed with the champion state. i asked the other partners who come from outside to exploit shady and oil to respect us as a state. let us work as partners from them. that's all for now. be sure to check out our tea dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see you

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country is seeing record highs, record temperatures in places like phoenix and las vegas, even south dakota hit the 90s denver broke its record, and temperatures are expected to continue to climb this week, bringing record highs to the northeast >>> tomorrow the epa is expected to roll out strict new emission standards that will require automakers to accelerate the transition from gas to electric, but are carmakers and drivers ready? here is tom costello >> reporter: they're among america's fastest-selling cars average price, an eye-popping $58,000. electric vehicles, evs, make up 7% of new car sales. now the biden administration wants to accelerate the green revolution with tougher emission standards, and industry sources say requiring that evs make up at least 54% of automakers' new car sales by 2030, two-irds of sales by 2032 >> running on a cleaner grid, making and inventing the technology is going to power the future. >> reporter: automakers are already investing billions to transition from gas to electric general motors' ceo mary barra -- >> the quicker we can bring everyone along to

so was senator tim from south dakota who was away from the senate for eight months.ohn mccain, ted kennedy, arlen specter, all senators who were struggling with cancer and were away for long periods of time. so she is right to say, there appears to be a little gender this termination going on here. as to as to mr. ro khanna, some wear ambitions on their sleeve. i think ro is one of those individuals. there's a group of 40-year-old's in congress right now that are ambitious to the point of wanting to move people along. khanna also supported leon for the senate seat, when senator feinstein ran for reelection some four years ago. there is a history there as well. kristen: that is important context. i am floating it out there, i'm not suggesting anything -- but the senators you named who were men who had prolonged medical absences, was that during a time when perhaps it wasn't so divided? the members were not so close? it was not 51-49, we are if you lose two people for a length of time, everything comes to a screeching halt for your party's agenda, i wonder if that may

s i and south dakota suffer murphy stars including positioning in nuclear arm submarine near the peninsula. phil young says it has strengthened its dissolve to repair its own differences. joe biden, with excessive self confidence, showed irresponsible courage without any calculation. this incident which re affirmed the hostile nature of their rulers and bellicose, many acts of washington and sole towards our state, gave us a clear answer. what should we do in the future? what should we consistently prepare for? the more madly the enemies cling to nuclear military exercises and the transfer of nuclear strategic weapons to the korean peninsula. the more our will of our republics right to self defense increases says laws kaylor slows to the south korean and present the 6 day trip to the us. the 1st time in a dozen years, a leader from so has visited washington during his time. there you, so you'll addressed a joint session of congress, met with prison martin, as well as us secretary of defense policies. donald holder has been looking into the visiting leaders trip and once emerged from it, be

. >> reporter: republican south dakota governor kristi noem told the crowd her granddaughter, who is not yet two years old, already has her own guns. >> i want to reassure you she has a shotgun and she has a rifle. and she has got a little pony name sparkles. the girl is set up. >> reporter: an indication of just how much sway the national rifle association still has over republicans. just about every declared or potential 2024 republican presidential candidate was there either in person or remote via satellite. that includes not just pence and trump but also desantis, chris sununu, nikki haley, tim scott, asa hutchinson, just about everybody thinking about running for president felt the need to be there today in indianapolis. >> that race just barely getting started. john karl, thank you. >>> overseas, a victory for french president emmanuel macron. his plan to raise the retirement age to 64 getting the final nod despite mass protest. the fight after the protests are back on the streets more than 100 people arrested. abc's tom is in paris. good evening. >> reporter: as you can see,

ukraine ayama i am part of the delegation of the midwest states group minus wisconsin north and south dakotahad the opportunity to meet with representatives of her state of wisconsin, from senator tammy baldwin to senator ron johnson and congressman from my district brian steele, in a word, many different meetings and a lot of running , not only ukrainians in the united states , but ordinary americans who are not of ukrainian origin but have a desire to support ukraine joined the summit my congressman is the speaker of the house kevin mccarthy i don't know if i can meet with them in person or if it will be his deputy but we will try to meet with everyone we can to get our point across my slogan is this, we are ukraine. of course, we came from different parts of the world and different parts of america, but this is our moral war , we are all involved in this. this is not about republicans or democrats, liberals or conservatives. the meeting ended with the presentation of a new resolution called the victory of ukraine . the victory of ukraine should be the full return to kyiv's control of the

that is a governor of south dakota bragging about her 2-year-old grand daughter owning guns. little, i was covering outlets, locking cabinets, and cutting grapes and in half because it might be a choking hazard. kirsti noem is like, "here's a shotgun. you're on watch tonight. sic semper tyrannus." i know liberals and conservatives don't agree on much. but can we agree that you should not own a gun if you don't know how to poop in a potty? [cheers and applause] although, it is adorable that she has a pony named sparkles. in fact, if you'll excuse me for a second, i need to address sparkles directly. sparkles, this will not end well for you. these people are clearly insane. run while you still can. there is no time for goodbyes. go! go, my friend! go! [cheers and applause] look, to be clear, i'm not bringing up kristi noem just to make fun of her grandkids. i would never do that. they've got guns. i'm bringing up kristi noem because she gave us a great insight into what creates the worldview of an nra member. >> my dad taught us life lessons. he taught us common sense and often

expanded medicaid, including publican but states like iowa, oklahoma, missouri, nebraska, and south dakotaes, it was because the issue was taken to correctly to the people. not surprisingly, voted in favor of jobs in healthcare prayed in the data show kansans are aligned with the neighbors and that ducking institute state university, has long tracked this issue and now finds that more than seven intent, over 70 percent of the keynesians support expanded medicaid. and it is clear that blocking medicaid expansion, means working directly against the interests and desires of the people of kansas. [applause] [applause] >> so if you're sick of hearing me talk about this, and you do not want to hear about it again, and next your speech, let's expand medicaid. [applause] [applause] [speaking in native tongue] there's another commonsense way to improve healthcare here in kansas, and that is to finally legalize medical marijuana. [applause] [applause] >> and 39 other states, americans with chronic pain, seizure disorders and ptsd, can access medical marijuana to relieve their suffering. despite the

you move to the southern part of sudan in the blue nile in south dakota. the fun you find the holidays. so down people's in about asian army and movement not. it will also split into very manufacturers with their commanders and proper structures. these are real problem. now, when it comes to the issue of the rapid support forces will actually, or will have the back not to do so down. armed forces at these agreement is over. how many years or what duration should really be taken for the rapids of what forces to be integrated into this about i'm for now the proposal from was that it should be 2 years. whereas him at the say it should be. and yet now, where is the problem? the problem is that, so down at the moment, it's around by, whoops, of faucet. so if you are going to allow your for to be integrated and you remain with nothing, then perhaps you will not have the power that you have now. you will not have influencing the governing easily be kicked out. so basically the issue is power struggle. if i lose my faucet, then what is the guarantee that i will co

i had moved to south dakota in october of 2017, and before i met ms.nd that relationship kind of went off it because certain things i didn't agree with. >> judge judy: that's too many tributaries here. did you and ms. serbus ever live together? >> no. >> judge judy: you had your own apartment? >> no. >> judge judy: where did you live? >> my cousin. >> judge judy: where you didn't pay rent? >> no, ma'am. >> judge judy: did you have any clothes at ms. serbus' house? >> no. >> judge judy: is that correct? >> incorrect. >> judge judy: what kind of clothes did he keep at your house? >> all of his belongings. >> judge judy: from when to when? >> right before thanksgiving until february 3rd. >> judge judy: mr. smith, you're going to find something that's really important for you to know today. >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: don't ever tell me anything that's not true. >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: do you understand? >> yes. >> judge judy: because you told me that you never had any property ahe

these blizzard conditions are still exist in a south dakota but that was in the black hills.ts of 94 in north dakota and 90 through south dakota are so close as is moves on through. and of course evacuation for some of the fire from texas and oklahoma. your local weather in 30 seconds. ♪ ♪ ♪ drew: i am meteorologist to do with your accuweather forecast. partly cloudy skies. temperatures in the mid-50's to mid 60's. below average for this time of year. most of us falling into the 40's as we head into thursday. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. showers return friday morning with a level light storm continuing. egg hunts on su dry with more showers latete ♪ better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc seven news. good morning, everyone. i'm kumasi, aaron from abc. seven warnings, hackers have released more stolen files from oakland city network. according to the chronicle. the leaked data was 65 times larger than the original files that were released back in march. city officials haven't specified when the data was posted or even what was shared, but it's

host: we will go on to dan in south dakota. this is dan in south dakota on the independent line.aller: i just want to let you know you are the best on c-span. you are the reason i listen all the time. write these down congress people we need to do four things. first of all we need to introduce a bill immediately to change how our government and our intelligence agencies deal with classified information. let's wake up we have a 21-year-old national guardsmen and ex-president some vice presidents and current presidents walking around with classified information or having it stored in their beach homes. that should not happen. number two, we need to get an immigration bill. that's the only thing biden hasn't passed yet. that would help effects how fentanyl and all those other drugs are coming across. focus in and hone in on that. number three, we need to raise the debt ceiling. i just found out today that congress has a bill to raise it until 2024 and all they had to do was compromise the side of having 87,000 new irs agents they only have 33 thousand. i assume the republicans in co

including republican led states like iowa, oklahoma, missouri, nebraska, and south dakota. in many cases, it was because the issue was taken directly to the people who, not surprisingly, voted in favor of jobs and health care. the data show kansans are aligned with their neighbors. the docking institute at fort hays university has long -- issue, and now finds that more than seven in ten, over 70% of kansans support expanding medicaid. it's clear that mocking medicaid expansion means working directly against the interests and desires of the people of kansas. so if you are sick of hearing we talk about this, and you don't want to hear about it again, in next year's speech, let's expand medicaid this session. . there is another common sense way to improve health care here in kansas, and that's to finally legalized medical marijuana. [crowd chanting] [applause] in 39 other states, americans with chronic pain, seizure disorders, and ptsd can access medical marijuana to relieve their suffering. but despite the fact that a very clear majority of physicians believe medical marijuan

residents in arizona, arkansas, idaho, hampshire and south dakota are the first to see the changes during the pandemic. states were prohibited from kicking. people off medicaid, but a law passed in december, has medicaid returning to its pre pandemic rules. those five states can start cutting coverage to those determined to be ineligible as of april 1st 14 more states are expected to follow suit in may, and 20 additional states plus the district of columbia in june , volunteers gathered this weekend to collect and distribute donations for the residents of the haro yesterday , about a dozen people came together to sort through bags of clothes and gift cards, diapers and other household items. they were loaded onto a truck and taken to the santa cruz county fairgrounds. the donations were handed out to residents of bihar. oh volunteers put together hygiene kids, so there's unloaded bags of donated clothing. there were similar collection drives in san benito and monterey counties, all organized by a team of nonprofit groups and iconic family owned restaurant in san francisco's japantown has

cold side of this storm, the blizzard, close to three feet of snow within the past 24 hours for south dakota, wyoming, nebraska. and we've got the snow on the ground and gusty winds. blizzard warnings are in effect. as the storm exits, snow on the ground and blowing winds, it will be impossible to travel. blizzard warnings for dakotas wisconsin and minnesota and an ice storm warning. tornado watches and warnings we'll keep you up to date. if you are in storm-warned areas, tune into fox weather and we'll give you the latest. >> ashley: former president trump is back at mar-a-lago this morning after pleading not guilty in a manhattan courtroom and he's not holding back on alvin bragg, listen. this is a persecution, not an investigation. the criminal is the district attorney for leaking grand jury information. [cheering] >> for which he should be prosecuted. >> todd: while bragg is visit targeting an american president, he is letting violent criminals terrorize new york city. wait until you hear about the repeat offenders bragg just let off the hook. hey, man. nice pace! clearly, you're a safe

i want your thoughts on this, iowa, kansas, south dakota, oklahoma, north dakota and nebraska.ething similar about all six of those states, they are all connected on the graph, all in yellow and all considered red states, what does that tell you, b benji. >> it is about finding solutions that work for communities where they have natural abundance of resources. in the midwest, there is abundance of wind. clean power is in washington. the heartland of america is use wind in way other states might not be able to and that shows republicans and conservatives are coming to the table with realistic solutions and it shows we should be using what works in different communitieses and that is different in oklahoma and florida. >> todd: use resources you have as opposed to solar panels in pacific northwest, where it rains all the time. thank you. chicago couple beaten and robbed during an out of control teen takeover of chicago streets last weekend. that couple is speaking out and we'll bring you their story. >> ashley: house oversight committee will hear key testimony from inspectors who

blizzard warnings from south dakota. front side of the system, we are setting up for severe storms. iowa and missouri, all areas you could see damaging wind of 60 miles per hour or more and yes, tornados will be possible with this system as it sweeps the country. wednesday, it shifts more into the midwest. this will be a big weather maker happening tomorrow and wednesday. we will be tracking it, download fox weather app to continue to follow this storm across the country. >> bryan: we'll stay on top of it. go tigers, first championship trophy back to baton rouge after they beat iowa last night. meanwhile, the uconn huskies seeking fifth national title facing san diego state, that is tonight. here to talk and review and preview issue host of "don't at me with don of outkick." dan, your thoughts about this women's tournament overall, first? >> dan: i thought the women's tournament was fantastic. i have a daughter playing at harvard. i thought the championship game, angel reese and lsu unremarkable. kim mulkey can put her name among best coaches ever, we had angel reese taunting caitli

south dakota, blizzard warning in place, this will be legitimate snow storm in the northern plains, acrossng and the upper midwest. that is become side of this system. the front side of this system, chance of severe weather, up to four out of possible five categories, significant in the bullseye, almost where the bullseye was on friday. everything in pink is northern illinois, stretching back to iowa, wide area where you could see tornados, very strong wind, heavy rain, hail will be part of this also, that shifts toward the east as you get into wednesday here. really i think the highlight for this is tuesday, tracking the system, this is what it looks like over the course of the week, the western side all snow and one more couple days here, more severe weather. it just seems like we can't get a break. >> ashley: we're both from the midwest and know this is possible this time of year, it doesn't get easier when you see it. >> it is happening a lot early, we think early into may and kicked off in a big way. >> todd: tornado warnings in jersey, they don't normally get tornados warnings, weird

southwest toward plain states, 82 in rapid city, south dakota, 99 in im em/* -- great lakes, 74 todaywatch new york, by the way. 81 on wednesday, thursday we have 86. a lot of kids are off this week, that is great news. don't forget the sun screen. friday, we're at 85. 25 degree temperature difference. get a nice taste of this. >> ashley: i'm excited. >> janice: it is nice, good to bring this news. >> todd: good for the kids to have fun. the search continues for missing minnesota mom madeline kingsbury, who disappeared march 31 after dropping her two kids off at daycare. >> ashley: family members desperate for information. she scomb her sister were sharing funny text messages the morning she vanished. >> todd: we are sorry you have to go through this, how out of character is it for your sister to stop communicating like this? >> extremely out of character. i was in contact with her almost constantly everyday for many years. >> ashley: did anyone else in your family speak to your sister that day? are you the only one that had text her? >> i was the only one who heard from her that day.