you're actually texting us.'s--to them, text is incredibly private because there's no face to face, there's no sound. they spill their guts to us by the third message, and the kinds of things they're telling us, 30% of the messages, can you guess what our most popular issues are? walter: i have no idea. lublin: so i would have thought it would have been bullying, because it's--it's in the news media a lot. it's suicide and depression. so very--severity, i mean, real issues that they're telling us very quickly, and we're able to get them help very quickly, and because it's by text and we're a tech company basically, we've layered on an algorithm so that if you text in, "i want to die" or "i want to harm myself," that goes code orange, and you go to the top of the queue. so instead of waiting chronologically like when you call another customer service number or a hotline, we don't put you on hold if you're suicidal. we handle you right away. so the quality is good. walter: well, i was just going to say that, you k

you can't do that on a text. you can't.o it's definitely that human interaction of what's messing. >> reporter: call if you can, text if you can't. >> that was tom cost tell la maryland and alexandria all use this technology. emergency texting can send information as well as photos and videos to police. >>> after the break, storm team 4 ten-day forecast and a look at when we need to watch out for some storms. >>> we also need to look at the start of an annual dangerous event. the runninof the bulls.g >>> well we aren't the only ones sweating it out today. temperatures in tokyo reached 98 today. that's the highest for them so far this year. tokyo hasn't seen mercury that high in july in 12 years. >> i feel like i can't complain about this, like me and the other texas transplants, we're like, 90, like -- >> in vegas over the weekend. so you know. >> there's another one that likes it hot. >> i was looking at the 90s and you could head to my facebook and twitter pages, but kparled the been lagging in our 90 degree days, so we'r

you can sended with a text, just having a joke.maybe this is going to make it clearer. >> she could have gone on a trip. let's say she went to ohio, just random place. e. >> he's in denial. >> maybe the message didn't go through. ohio coverage. >> maybe she just didn't receive the text until three days later. >> oh really? think maybe it got lost in the abyss of text messages. >> that happens. >> no it doesn't. >> it happens with my mom's phone. she really likes you. >> really? even though she waited three days? >> yeah. if she doesn't like you, at least six. >> ah. >> i know you've got your phone in your hand all the time. i think what this video shows though is that we all really do have the answers, even as kids, we just don't want to always admit it. >> ah, we're lying to ourselves. maybe our inner child knows just as well as these kids. >> do you think she's interested? >> not quite. >> really? why not? >> she might be with someone else. zblz tickle my tummy. this time fellas get hurt. >> oh my gosh. >> that's on purpose. did

pain linked to too much texting.natalie wilson shows us, one i don't want you in particular is more at risk than others. >> millennials love their phones, texting these days is like a full-time job. >> i text every second i get. >> at least eight hours of the day. >> pretty much on my phone until i'm out for sleeping. i'd have to say about 12 hours a day. >> what? >> i'm always on my phone. >> reporter: all those hours of texting are catching you up with some millennials. >> we see them several times a week here in the clinic. technology has played a large role and musculoskeletal complaints. we don't see it much thumb complaints and but neck pain pretty frequently. >> reporter: angel hernandez didn't know there was an actual name for it but can recall a time or two when he felt a strain. >> i'm always texting. sometimes i get that pain right here in my neck. kind of like hurts sometimes. i just have to look up. >> most of the time our generation we're looking at our phones all the time. of course that's going to mak

and there were no further communication after the initial text. >> friday night, 8 days after the text, vallejo police arrested these four people in connection with the kidnapping all we know about the relationship between the suspects and the victims is that at least one of the suspects was an acquaintance. >>> southbound 101, look out for a motorcycle accident with injuries causing a pretty big backup. you'll see slow and go conditions coming away from 85 just south, traffic still busy from monterey road. give yourself an hour if you're commuting from morgan hills to 237. caltrans delays continue due to a vehicle struck by the train. bart is honoring caltrans ticks on the freeway of an accident, possibly lanes blocked you could see busy conditions on 101 as well. four bridges are in place for the delays because of caltrans. elsewhere, 880 pretty busy. 19-minute drive time and give yourself a few extra minutes across the bridge, 22 minutes between 101. >>> we have a couple of coastal clouds developing, for the most part, we're mostly sunny and clear. temperatures around the 60-degree

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in that book he explains that the text matters. one reason the text matsers is because if it doesn't matter, then you've got unelected judges sitting in various courts across the land putting their own policy preference into effect by interpreting this text. and i think one of the ways we can see how influential justice scalia has been, to look at the legal opinions in the 1960s and 70s and compare them to the legal opinions today. without exception nearly, if you look at the legal opinion today regardless of the justice who wrote it, they will look to the text the statute and harken back to the constitution. this wasn't the case before justice scalia. broad purpose was enough. if congress had intended such and such or a judge thought congress had intended such and such, that was enough. but today the courts and judges are required to look at the words that congress actually spoke. i think this is really important as we look at how our constitution structured our government with the legislature given the power to legs late and make

texting, you need to stop thinking about this and just do it. and there is no way you can fail. tonight is the night. it's now or never. >> when are you going to do it? stop ignoring the question. >> reporter: carter's lawyers argued the then 17-year-old's texts were protected by the first amendment and didn't cause roy to kill himself. saying roy was the one who convinced carter he should commit suicide. >> he has brainwashed her to the point where she's accepting his idea of this is my only option. >> reporter: but massachusetts supreme judicial court disagreed saying courter engaged in a system attic campaign of coercion that targeted rye's insecurities her instruction to get back in his truck was a direct link to his death. lindsey janice, abc news, new york. >> the legal issue of whether or not this is cyber bullying matters. the laws are different. there are laws against encouraging someone to kill themselves in 39 states and massachusetts is not one of them. >> this is a horrible story. if you get a chance to read the transcript of text messages, it's insane. >> a disturb

you're actually texting us.o it's--to them, text is incredibly private because there's no face to face, there's no sound. they spill their guts to us by the third message, and the kinds of things they're telling us, 30% of the messages, can you guess what our most popular issues are? walter: i have no idea. lublin: so i would have thought it would have been bullying, because it's--it's in the news media a lot. it's suicide and depression. so very--severity, i mean, real issues that they're telling us very quickly, and we're able to get them help very quickly, and because it's by text and we're a tech company basically, we've layered on an algorithm so that if you text in, "i want to die" or "i want to harm myself," that goes code orange, and you go to the top of the queue. so instead of waiting chronologically like when you call another customer service number or a hotline, we don't put you on hold if you're suicidal. we handle you right away. so the quality is good. walter: well, i was just going to say that, y

who'd he tell you he was texting?nds. kind of got emotionally wrapped up in this one, huh? >> i kept thinking of the children. i wanted answers for the children. >> reporter: and then, a breakthrough. finally nine months after the murder, a police analyst managed to recover several deleted text messages, including this one, time stamped 8:20 a.m., five hours before the murder. michelle writes to her dad, "has to be today. can't live like this. awful this morning." her dad's response? he asks if she can get him away for lunch, right? >> yes. >> reporter: she says she can? >> she says she can. and he replies, okay, i'll let you know the time. >> my review of some of the text messages is that marc really wasn't interested in going to eat lunch that day, but she begged him to take her to lunch. >> reporter: after lunch, remember, she asked to linger for an ice cream treat. all the while texting her dad, said the prosecutor, tipping him off to marc's whereabouts as carl placed a killer in their home. >> it just kind of sen

. >> they had started texting, i think, initially and, kind of facebooking. and just, "hey, how are you?" i think slowly those text messages and those facebook messages became very flirtatious. >> i didn't even know his name. all i knew was that she was talking to somebody. >> reporter: who was making her happy. >> that was making her happy, and she felt very special and very beautiful. >> reporter: but police did need a name, fast. chris was able to provide at least part of that crucial detail. >> can you tell me about him? can you start me off with a name. what's his name? >> edward's all i got. >> edward? >> yeah. >> reporter: did you think that this other man could be a game-changer in this investigation? >> to me, this was definitely, you know, a person of interest that we needed to speak with. >> reporter: detectives now launched a hunt for a man named edward. they wanted to know, did heather the butterfly leave behind her old life to build a new one with another man? >>> coming up, the other man revealed. >> you know, i'm a flirtatious person. >> he ha

no further communication after the initial text. >> reporter: friday night, 8 days after the text, vallejo police arrested 4 people in connection to her kidnapping. now police did go to her apartment, there was no sign of any forced entry, her small dog was dead. time now is 5:09. inmates break out of a courthouse holding room but they were not trying to get away. how they're credited for saving a life. >>> why lemons are coming to the area. >>> we're getting a break in those coastal clouds this morning. we will see a return and warmer temperatures. details coming up. >>> problems causing delays for bart. trouble at the south bay. details coming up. ,, ,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. welcome back. here is a live look at clear skies this monday morning. it's really going to be a beautiful day. plenty of sunshine. we'll have the forecast coming up. >>> some inmates in texas bust out of their cell and now they're hailed as heros they broke out when they found security unconscious. it caught the attention of other officials who called for help. the corrections officer was shocked with a defibrillat

dispatchers can communicate vita text to learn details of the emergency. "eyewitness news" was at the busy camden county communication center, in lindenwald n march, 9/11 dispatchers there unveiled the new technology, they used gps to pinpoint the location of the text message. >> we received 891 is text ended up being domestic violence incident, we were able to dispatch the department. >> now, authorities say, you should call 911 if you can, but if you can't, speak, text your emergency. the system now available throughout new jersey's 21 counties. >> well the time now 4:43. >> katie is here with another check on your forecast, hey, katy? >> guys once again very hot, very steamy, now expecting strictly just dry weather, we will once more have some air quality i shall theus come along with that is correct so we start things off, live neighborhood network, visibility pretty good. you can see some of the skyscrapers here, pretty clear outside. but there is going to be that haze, that sort of settles over the delaware valley today just because it is still soupy

i think slowly, those text messages and facebook messages became very flirtatious.didn't know his name. all i knew she was talking to somebody who was making her happy. >> that was making her happy. >> and she felt very special and very beautiful. >> but police did need a name fast. chris was able to provide at least part of that crucial detail. >> can you tell me about him? start me off with a name. what's his name. >> edward. >> edward. >> did you think that this other man could be a game changer in this investigation? >> to me, this was definitely, a person of interest that we needed to speak with. >> detectives now launched a hunt for a man edward. they wanted to know, did heather, the butterfly, leave behind the old life to build a new one with the other man. coming up, the other man revealed. >> you know, i'm a flirtatious person. >> he has some intriguing information for police and for us. >> i would hide her if that's what she wanted. >> when "dateline extra" continues. and on that day you will walk into a room where 15 people will be waiting... 12 behind th

stay ahead of the changes at metro by getting text alerts on your phone. the commonwealth, all of them connected with international travel. no mosquitos in the u.s. have tested positive for zika. leon: speaking of zika, olympics -- olympicy von vaughan said she would not attend the games. she is a downhill skier. a key new player on the global scene tonight, theresa may is the name, and she is officially the prime minister of britain. queen elizabeth met with may and invited her to form a new government. she said that she will continue david cameron's legacy of social justice. she said the government will not be d by the people. while david cameron's outcome his four-legged friend apparently is staying. at 10 downingy the official chief mouser. i feel bad for the kids, leaving the cat. he even has his own twitter account. another hot day tomorrow, probably one of the hottest-feeling days we have had all year. a great day to go to the pool, although you may have to dodge some isolated thundershowers. 92 to 97, the heat index values 98 to 105. anywhere to go

you won't just text it.as you know as the campaign strategist, you have plenty of people who might support your candidate, doesn't mean you can reach them all and getting their e-mail or text or contact information is key to a modern campaign. walk us through what she's trying to do here and what you think of who her pick might be tonight. >> okay. first, what she's trying to do. she's doing exactly as you suggest. she's trying to connect with as many of her supporters as possible so that she can begin a conversation with them and get them more engaged and involved in the campaign and hopefully i think over time, getting a lot of those people to contribute and to participate, engage their neighbors and run the field operation that was so effective for barack obama. one of the things that they found during that campaign was that the neighbor-to-neighbor contact when people went and asked two or three of their friends to come out and vote was actually more effective than the television commercials and the trad

. >> text her. she always got right back. >> i have seen her step out of the shower to answer her phone. >> then one day, she didn't. >> immediately, my spiedy senses were a little high. >> where was niela? >> i sent her an e-mail. all caps. are you alive? >> there was no sign of her. and such a confusing trail of clues, even the calls to 9-1-1 were silent. >> no voice, no struggles could be heard. >> this became eerie. >> in my heart, i knew she's not coming back. >> one of the suspects had an alibi. until a camera caught him in a lie. >> he lived a life of a lot of smoke and mirrors. >> and the strangest clue of all. there in an empty parking lot. >> six perfectly stacked card board boxes. >> why were they there? what was in them? >> it was into a lagoon. i watch enough "dateline" to know that's probably not a good sign. >> welcome to "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall. a beautiful young woman vanished and her close knit family was frantic to find her. naela franklin had a thriving career, a handso

text if you can't.pect they need to be looking for but it's a slow rollout nationwide for this technology and in fact you should never assume that your 911 center can receive a text message. guys, back to you. >> would like to think law enforcement will catch up to the technology. tom costello, thanks so much. just ahead, a new look at what princess diana was like before she became a member of the royal family. >> tempur-breeze bed is it's cool. you're not too hot, too cold, you're just perfect. you just get in and it naturally adapts to your body and creates the perfect temperature for you. (vo) sleep cooler, wake more refreshed. discover the new temper-breeze. i had a wonderful time tonight. me too! call me tomorrow? i'm gonna send a vague text in a couple of days, that leaves you confused about my level of interest. i'll wait a full two days before responding. perfect! we're never gonna see each other again, will we? no-no. wouldn't it be great if everyone said what they meant? the citi double cash c

days after the text layout pdf arrested four people in connection with her abduction. still no sign of elvira babb. >> none of the suspects are divulging her location. we are hoping someone to come forward and they can help us locator. >> reporter: making this case more challenging. there is no sign of forced entry at her apartment. officers did find her dog dead. >> i am sad about it. it is difficult. that there was a kidnapping. >> reporter: at least one of the suspects and the victim are acquaintances. >>> a cryptic message from the head of tesla. >> the tweet that is left some consumers puzzled. >>> it is not just a fun and games. how some users are becoming the targets of robbers. >>> a historic church back in service nearly 2 years after an earthquake. the only visible reminder from the disaster. >>> the weather is changing this week. we will tell you what is up with the forecast after a break. ,,,,,, (upbeat music) - [voiceover] you are san francisco. we've been with you from the beginning. we've seen each other through good times and bad. sickness and health. w

with them and there was no further communication after the initial text. >> reporter: friday night, eight days after the threatening text, police arrested four people in connection with the disappearance. julon brown and larry young of sacramento. but still no sign of elvirea. >> none of the suspects are divulging her location and we were hoping someone would come forward that would be able to help us locate her. >> making this case even more challenging to crack, there's no sign of a forced entry at the apartment. but officers did find her dog dead. >> i'm very sad about it. it's very difficult for the people who live here that there was a kidnapping here. >> detectives said one of the suspects and the victim are acquaintance s. in vallejo, mark kelly, kpix 5. >>> coming up, tesla planning a major announcement next week. new details on the auto maker's top secret master plan. >> a napa church reopens nearly two years after a devastating earthquake. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, a church community has finally reassembled the pieces of their sanctuary. >>> two years after the napa earthquake, a c

residents in camden county can now text 911 if they're ever in need. "eyewitness news" at the busy camden county communications center in lindenwold tonight. back in march, 911 dispatchers became the first to unveil this new technology and they used gps to pinpoint the location of that text message. >> received 911 text that ended up being domestic violence 70 in one of our towns. we were able to dispatch the police department and the matter was handled appropriately. >> as of tomorrow, the text 911 system will be available throughout new jersey's 21 counties. >>> for the first time we are seeing the problem that forced septa to pull regional rail cars out of service. >> we go inside september pa at a's maintenance facility. while repairing these cars is no easy task. >> plus taste with tori heads to a local deli that's all about pickles. yup, a pickle bar. >> and ukee has a lot to dish as he gets ready to co-host the talk. we'll tell you about his friendly little wager with a hollywood star. >> lauren. >> the heat continues and it will have more in st

text her, she'd reply instantly.lways. >> she managed to water all of her relationships, she spent time with everyone. friends, family. >> it's a pretty special skill. >> yeah. to manage that and your career. >> there were men. of course there were. though she was shall we say discerning. >> the young men she dated were of a caliber that, you know, we expected of her. >> what sort of guys did she like? >> successful, nice, respectable men. >> professional men. >> she was dating a plastic surgeon guy and this guy and that guy. >> she took up briefly with a dashing investor who drove a white bentley. and then in july 2007, nailah attended an art gallery opening and he came. this lawyer from milwaukee, andre wright. >> she had a big, beautiful smile. pretty woman. very warm personality. we just kind of walked around the space looking at different pieces. talking about my interests. what i was looking for in the piece of art. obviously i tried to engage -- >> suddenly, this is a different search. >> yeah, the artwork bec

. >> her son, living in san francisco got a text from an unknown number. it read, your mother is being held for ransom, if authorities are contacted she would be killed. we learn that had the ransom was less than $100,000. once she received the text, she tried to communicate with them and there was no further communication. 8 days after the text, vallejo police arrested 4 people in connection with her abduction. one from stockton, still, no sign of elvera. >> none of the suspects are divulging her location. we're hoping someone will come forward. >> making this case more difficult to crack, there's no sign at her apartment. officers did find her dog dead. >> i'm very sad about it. it's very difficult from the people who live here in vallejo that there was a kidnapping here. >> at least one of the suspects and the victim are acquaintances. >>> the four suspects remain in jail. >>> time now is 4:42. the new mobile game sweeping the nation, a warning, police say that thieves are using the app to lure victims and rob them at gunpoint. th >>> crews have made ma

sign up for our metro text alert by logging on to wjla.com/text. you can text the word "metro" to 43817. still ahead tonight -- a worker for the democratic party shot to death in a quiet northwest neighborhood. the clues that people are following up on. plus an update from the campaign trail including the building speculation about the possible vice presidential picks. doug: warm and comfortable weather conditions today. i will change over the next few days. heat and humidity on the rise. we will tell you what to expect coming up next at "abc7 maureen: we have new information about a car crash that killed two people over the weekend. a car was driving on ohio road saturday night off the potomac river when it left the roadway one passenger swam to safety. goodman and another person were found dead in the car. they are still investigating the cause of the crash. if you have information please call police. democratic national committee staff member murdered in northwest washington. police say seth rich was shot to death early sunday morning. it happen

they stayed connected by phone and e-mail and text.ll day long. >> i would call her every morning. >> and no one seemed to notice any dark force,ness unseen thing festering in the heat of that hot late summer. didn't feel the warning. didn't know who said what to whom. it was september 18th, a tuesday. >> that tuesday morning i thought i had called her on my way to work but i was interrupted. she called me and said hey, what happened to my call. said i thought i had. so we sboek for a bit, exchanged e-mails later and then kind of went about the day. >> evening came. he in the flush of love called again. no answer. >> left her a message saying i was heading home and got a text message back from her phone saying she was at a dinner and would reach out later. >> wait a minute. you had calling her every day talking all the time. >> yeah. >> and she said i'm at dinner? i'll call you later? >> but she didn't. then, 9:00 p.m., one of the ashleys caused nailah. nailah who always picked up the phone for a sister. >> i got a text message that sa

text message?rect. >> the message read "did you make it home okay?" keith was quick to point out his relationship with deanna was completely platonic. >> she's more like a guy friend. >> no big deal, nothing sexual. >> no big deal, that's right. >> after that, keith was released to go and grieve with his family. detective carter, meanwhile, set out to verify keith's story. >> he had a receipt where he stayed? >> so that puts him three hours away from this house fire in the death of his wife. >> it showed his check in time and check out time. >> a quick check of keith's gun showed he was telling the truth about it as well. the gun looked as though it had never been fired. so maybe he's not the guy. >> he may not be. >> so then who was? >>> coming up, the detective sits down with deanna. was she really like a guy friend to keith? you could say well, maybe she's driving events here. maybe she wants to get rid of the wife. >> that's correct. when it's summer you can just feel it. but it also leaves you

so she text me that i got your number, text me across the dance floor. i was looking at her. i text her back. she didn't think so. i said i see you. i see you. let's meet at my knee. next time let's meet at my knee. i think that is a funny joke. >> the problem is if she doesn't know you, she doesn't know your humor, it could be misinterpreted. i want you to come off as a gentlemen. >> well, too late for that. >> you listen to music. >> you never explained this. >> will she get the joke. >> she laughed. she waved at me. >> i thought for a while. here's august war thing. we are sitting here at this booth. we can see her. they are texting. they are facing each other. send this text i told him not to send but he doesn't listen to me. she starts showing her friend. i heard her say i saw her, this is crazy, crazy, crazy. so, i thought he blew it. >> blew what. >> setting up an appointment for a doctor's appointment. >> yeah, right, okay. >> she texted me the next day and said nice to meet you and lets get your knee fix. >> why didn't she get your office phone number why do you need

. >>> you can now text 911 for help in camden county. camden county communications center has been testing, texts to 911, but now services are live making it one of the first in new jersey to accept text messages. texting is important, if a person is unable to speak on the phone but also say that phone calls should still be, the call of choice. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" concert complaints. >> why a country music show in our area, has got fans very disappointed in how everybody involved is trying to make it right, torey. >>> well, we're live. we're here. that is right, we're here at splash zone taking a break, coming up see me catch the flow, sam, go back to bed. don, back over to you. >> she's winning right now. villanova, for the win. not this time. wildcats got rejected in l.a. welcome to philly dario saric. sixers just added another lottery pick. hear from dario moments after he land in philadelphia, coming up next in sports. >>> well, a popular country music star hit a sour note with some fans at a concert down the shore

then, just a few months back, he sent her a flirty text message. >> the text just said "did you casted down at my phone, i'm like "what?" he said "i was at a party last night and this woman was chatting me up and all i could think about was you." >> deanna, who was in the throes of a traumatic romantic breakup, agreed to start seeing him again for dinners and, she says, he seemed excited to show off the new post-surgery keith. >> he goes "you're not gonna recognize me. i've lost over 100 pounds." and i said, "you have?" >> did he look okay? >> he looked fine. i think he was more confident as well. >> deanna says keith now began aggressively courting her, showering her with gifts, flowers, notes of affection. it was all, she said, a much. >> he kept pushing for more. and i kept telling him you need to back off, you need to slow down because i'm just not there. >> deanna says she couldn't put her finger on it but there was something about keith that was holding her back. maybe it was the fact that he still seemed unusually found with a woman he called his ex-wife. very from the very be

when her son got the text message asking for money, came to her home and found her dog dead inside her apartment and no signs of the mother. this is disturbing for her friends who say she's a hard worker who doesn't drive a war. >> whatever they're holding her for, they're not going to get it. she doesn't have it. >> reporter: two of the remaining suspects will be in court tomorrow. reporting live in vallejo, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> new at 11:00, what went wrong? an investigation is underway after a freight train kit and killed someone just before 9:00. the victim landed in a nearby river. we're working to gather more information. >>> a cyclist is in the hospital this evening with serious injuries after colliding with a car in downtown san jose. you can see the damage here. it happened just after 4:30 this evening at the intersection of north first and mission street. the driver of the car is cooperating with this investigation. >> i was hoping he was okay. as i was mentioning, my car can get fixed but hopefully he can -- he's going to be okay. >> once again t

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. >> reporter: it started with a text message police say on june it started with a text message policeune 30, received by the victim's son . saying they were demanding ransom for his mother . she is 57-year-old elvira babb . she has been missing since july 1 . police say they have for suspects in custody . neither of which seems to be talking to tell police where she might be . they have been arrested and it has been more than one week since her disappearance . have identified the suspects as 26 your old emmanuel espinoza, 32- year-old chelan brown, 23-year- old larry young and 27-year-old lali esquibel . at least one of the suspects did note the victim elvira, but they did not specify how . the ad they are keeping quiet on her whereabouts . they need the public's help to come forward with any information to help find her . of iraq was last seen by a coworker, who dropped her off after work at seafood city market near her home . on daniels avenue on the street and lay who . her son paid a visit that night to find her small dog dead and no sign of his mom her son got the text message de

no, it's a text. it's a fund-raising text from the trump folks.ary's vp pick, the ultimate insiders. obama, hillary and kaine. don't let obama had a third term. kaine is able. i see what you did there, senator. and this reaction from missouri, senator claire mccaskill. "he's a kind and thoughtful person. he'll be a wonderful vp. congratulations to my friend. and republican senator jeff flake, "trying to count the ways i hate tim kaine. drawing a blanc. congratulations to a good man and a good friend. >> you are a hillary clinton supporter? >> i am. >> are you happy with tim kaine? >> i am. i like tim kaine a lot. i want to take a little issue with what ben jealous said when he described him as not being courageous. this is where the nra is based, who has an f rating from the nra, signed an executive order taking guns out of the hands of mentally ill people after the virginia tech -- he's closed a bunch of loopholes. he's been a great vote on gun control, which obviously has become a bigger priority for secretary clinton in this campaign. i think t

the entire state will offer a text to 911 service. if you need emergency help instead of the calling 911 you can now text it. camden county was first to launch the program back in march. officials say many times it is just not safe to speak out loud when you need help. >> home intruder, someone comes in you hide in the closet. you want to be discrete you don't want to talk to a 911 call taker and then you can use the text. >> police say if you are able to call 911 and talk to the dispatcher, do that first. typing out a text, takes a little bit longer and, of course, an emergency every second counts. i'm the slowest texter on the planet. oh, no. you would be texting more quickly then i can call, for sure. >> i think it would be super helpful. >> me too. >>> nurse is fired from her job at a jefferson hospital here in philadelphia, what she said on social media that got the her canned. >>> alarming results coming from triple a, the experience 80 percent of drivers admit to having could frighten you. >> wow. we continue to follow breaking

they used gps to pinpoint the location of the text message. >> we received a 911 text that ended up beingident in one of our towns, we were able to dispatch the police department and the matter handled appropriately. >> dispatchers say call 91 is if you can, but if you can't speak text your emergency, now available throughout new jersey 21 counties. >> well, lighting the mood, phillies park on the parkway officially opens today. >> summer season at the oval will be filled with entertainment, activities and food. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live there this morning with a preview, good morning, jan. >> good morning, opens at aikens oval at 5:00 p.m. tonight. but i am getting to noah little fun and games here with my photographer kyle before it all opens to the public. a game of connect, very competitive, so have to see how that one turns out, looks like i am lining up pretty good. one of the many things that kids and adults alike can do here at the oval throughout the summer. tim here with the fairmount park and service, to run through some of the many programs really somethin

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