and the authors of this text, they don't like that kind of clericalism.hey don't like that kind of religious service. and they are strongly discouraging people from participating in it. >> the gospel of judas is a political smear against the people running the early church. >> the apostolic church was emerging, the institutional church was emerging. what we know is christianity was emerging. the gospel of judas was kind of a narrative against this institutional christianity. >> written decades after the new testament gospels, the gospel of judas is less a story about jesus than a condemnation of the leadership of the early church. >> it gives us an alternate picture of the formation of christianity. it doesn't show christianity as developing necessarily all harmoniously. there were dissenters. there were people who felt that things had gotten off on the wrong track. >> the gospel of judas suggests that church leadership is mistaken, is more diabolic than divine. >> so controversial is the gospel of judas that in 180 a.d., the bishop of lyon declares it he

>> all of a sudden, beverly texts me, bam, bam, bam. >> we all got texts, she said, i'm sorry, my phone has been dead. >> the mystery was just beginning. >> i can still feel the same pain. >>> welcome back to "dateline extra." beverly carter was a real estate agent and she took extra precautions. she had been missing for a few hours and her husband was in a panic. then a text, but was it from beverly and what did it mean? here's andrea canning with more of the client. >>> carl carter was worried about his wife, beverly. she had promised to be home for dinner after showing this house not too far away. but it was dark now, she wasn't answering her phone, and at the property for sale her car was in the driveway but there was no sign of her. carl says he called the police, then his son. >> he says, you know, it's almost 9:00, and he says, son, i haven't heard from your mom. have you heard from her? and, you know, i'm texting her, i'm calling her and i can't get any response. and my first thought was, dad, this is just the nature of the business. >> to reassure his dad and himself, carl jr.

bam, bam, bam, three texts.red at the officer, come here, beverly texted me. >> word that beverly was texting gave everyone hope. >> i was like her phone had died, she got it charged, it's good. >> brenda and stacy got texts of their own. >> our phones started beeping at the same time with texts. >> it was such an eerie feeling. i was like, oh, my gosh. >> what was he saying to you two? >> she said, i'm sorry, my phone has been dead and it's back on. >> concerned brenda used that safety technique the office came up with and texted beverly with the special code. i said "can you tell me if you left the red folder on my desk?" >> if beverly was in trouble, she would know to text back her location. >> there was no response. >> the one i got was, "i'm out having drinks with friends." i was like, well, we're just right here. >> the ones on her husband's phone were just as deflating. carl jr. knew his mom would never go out and not tell anyone. >> i can't even tell you, to go from she's okay, this is all over, to the s

he says, "my parents texted me, are you near your phone? i texted, no. they replied, okay, text me when you are." [ laughter and applause ] next one is from @adamtjensen. he said, "after a snowstorm i meant to text my boss. hey, ryan, i'm afri instead, i texted, hey, ryan, i'm afraid." [ laughter and applause ] it's okay, dude. >> steve: i appreciate your honesty, man. >> jimmy: yeah, i appreciate it. >> steve: don't come in today, man. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: next one's from @ifeelgreat. >> steve: well, good. >> jimmy: she says, "replied to my dad with 'idk,' he said, 'what's idk?' i said, 'i don't know.' he said, 'then why are you using it?'" and i go -- [ applause ] and you said that -- but i said that you -- he says, "my mom's phone autocorrected "gps" to "god," so her message read, okay, god says we're 42 minutes away." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: you're 42 minutes away. >> jimmy: thank you, god. >> steve: make a left. make a left. you missed it. recalculating. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: this one's from @nickhreynolds. he says, "my da

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. >> they had started texting, i think, initially and, kind of facebooking.nk 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 has some intriguing information for po

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on that text today. in order to ensure that this council has a chance to consider it. thank you. >> thank you for your statement. i now give the floor to the ambassador of venezuela. ambassador: thank you. we would like to thank you, sir, for convening this important vote on a resolution which may well be historic. as a contribution to peace. our country together with malaysia and new zealand and senegal decided to co-sponsor and call for a vote on this draft resolution on the peace process in the middle east, especially on the issue of the illegal israeli settlements. the decision to present this draft resolution to the council responds to the pressing, urgent need for this body to speak on the concerning situation in the occupied palestinian territories as a result of the continued illegal expansion of settlements of israeli settlements, which is a most serious threat to the two state solution at present. when we submit this proposal, we are driven by the firm commitment to reverse this dangerous trend

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a crisis text line offers 24/7 counseling help through text message. >> it's just simply a fact of howople can we reach, and reach them with the right tools. >> reporter: the premise is simple, teens in need are more likely to text. >> they're mom doesn't hear them through the walls. we see a spike every day through lunchtime. >> reporter: new pamphlets and signage will be unveiled soon. community leaders have also been working to address the problem. they're testing new camera technology along the tracks. >> there's help, and there's hope, and people need to know that. >> reporter: her mother brings the crisis text line is a valuable tool that might help the next person. >> if that's how they communicate, that's how we need to give them help. >> reporter: travelers can expect to see information on crisis text lines, starting on monday on trains, and at stations. but the service is already available to those in need. in palo alto, ann reuben, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> we had a few sprinkles this morning, and even this afternoon. in the mountains, something along the coast, especially in pa

you can block those texts, but you can't block texts from the president.case you are wondering, president obama has never used the emergency alert system to text. fr . >>> good news for all you crab lovers out there, it's now safe to eat dungeness from along most of the sonoma county coast. starting tomorrow the fishery is expanding for 50 miles from point reyes up to salt point near sea ranch. crab fishing is still banned between salt point and humboldt bay, but it's allowed farther north as well as south from point reyes. got that? the department of fish and game has been monitoring levels of a toxic algae that derailed the season last year. >>> check out this amazing light show, niagra falls going hi-tech. engineers added 1,400 l.e.d. lights. the rain bow colors lit up tonight providing a spectacle that can be seen from a 1/2 mile away. >>> and our own lighting ceremony tonight in golden gate park, the switch thrown at mclaren lodge. how they kicked things off for the holidays. families gathered to enjoy a snow play area, cookie making, crafts and santa

was texting their parents saying i think i am going to die. and it just brings home the horrible last moments that many of these young people obviously went through before losing their lives. >> all right, ted. we will check back with you for more on all of this. thank you. >>> at 8:00 a candlelight vigil is set to begin at oakland's lake merit, here is a live picture from sky fox. a chance for the public to gather and remember the people that were killed in that fire. >>> ktvu's deborah is there right now. 4600 people have signed up saying this he plan to attend. reporter: i saw that too and more than 9000 people are interested in coming so this could turn out to be a huge event here in oakland. we are already starting to see a few people gather. we are 90 minutes away from the vigil under the pergola at the north end of the lake. lake merit providing a central location for people to gather and grieve. this spot is about five miles from the fire scene. now in the neighborhood over the past three days, many spontaneous memorials have sprung up

. >> the discovery of all these other texts suggests that what we call christianity is really a smallwhat these traditions were. it was a much wider field in the beginning. and now, for the first time in over a thousand years, 1,500 years, we have a whole wider range. >> though known as gospels, they are not in the bible. they are written by different authors than the new testament. they depict a growing tension between mary magdalene and jesus's other followers. >> the gospel of thomas, like other sources, suggests that mary's role among the disciples was deeply resented by some of them, particularly peter. the way peter is described is irate and hot headed and bad tempered, somebody that's a difficult person. >> the lost gospel of thomas points to a surprising explanation for this tension between peter and mary. dr. nicola denzey lewis has come to the coptic museum in cairo to see these gospels. >> so there's this one particular saying that comes at the very end of the gospel that gives us some really intriguing information about the relationship between mary magdalene and jesus and

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it could help people who are more likely to text then called. >> is acceptable. their mom doesn't hear them through the wall. they could do it from school. we actually see psych every day during lunchtime. >> sons about the crisis text line will start going up on monday but the service is already -- signs about the crisis text line will start going up on monday but the service is already available. >>> mi on tv? >>-- am i on tv ? >> yes you are on tv. >> were talking about very important stuff like how good the food is at certain restaurants, exactly. >> right now we do have pretty decent commute. gilroy the san jose, let me turn my police radios down. there is a lot going on out there feel gilroy the san jose is pretty good. no problems as you drive through the gill more area. there are no major problems here coming into the main part of san jose. we are off to a pretty good start. also looking at interstate. also looking at interstate 880. we can see traffic in both directions is looking good. the people who get up this early, i know steve is listening so we ha

. >> someone talked about their loved one texting them saying they were going to die. >> kids were texting their parents that they loved them and they were going to die. >> we have heard reports that some of the trapped individuals inside try to break free through glass windows. but they were unable to because of i guess there was -- is there a metal grating. >> metal security screens and that would have prevented anyone from jumping out and they got trapped in there and so at this point, can only speculate but there was no way to get out and so those screens prevented that. >> update us on the work left ahead. >> we have about 25% still to search and we are holding 36 victims and i am hoping that it stays at that number. but there are some still unknowns so the potential to find more victims is there. but not on a mass casualty status. >> we did hear the sheriff says he doesn't believe there was anymore victims and reported out that some may have misconstrued that to being finished and there are no more victims. >> we are happy that we are holding at 36 victims and that's it. and we are o

it is a question for him of following the text. but text is tied to the structure. two, his citations to the federalist were not just window dressing. there was an article in the william&mary law review in which a professor suggested every time a supreme court justice cites the federalist it's really much about nothing. that was not the case with the justice. you can see it if you read and analyze and compare, for instance, in morrison v. olson the majority opinion written by the chief justice and the dissent. so if you look at that, what you will see, first of all, what's remembered are all the great one-liners. and i heard it at lunch, and one of the things -- a wolf comes as a wolf. that's what people remember. and when he was hailing the demise, in a way of -- what's the -- anyway, he said -- he said, i'm glad to see that those who live live by the ibsidixit die by the the ipsidixit but he used those memorable phrase in order to get to you pay attention to what he was actually saying. what he wants you to do is look at the way he argues as compared to the way th

it is a question for him of following the text, but text as tied to the structure. two, his citations to the federalist were not just window dressing. there was an article in the william and mary law review in which a professor suggested that almost every time a supreme court justice cites the federalist it's really much about nothing. that was not the case with the justice and you can see it if you read an analyze and compare, for instance, in more son v. olson the majority p opinion written by the chief justice and the dissent. so if you look at that what you will see first of all what's remembered are all the great one-liners and i heard it at lunch and one of the things a wolf comes as a wolf. that's what people remember. when he was hailing the demise in a way of -- what's the -- anyway, he said -- he said i'm glad to see that those who live by the incompetency dixon die by the ipsy dixon. but he used those memorable phrases in order to get you to pay attention to what he was actually saying. and what he wanted you to do is look at the way he argues as compared

then just a few months back, he sent her a flirty text message. >> the text just said, did you cast an me? and i'm like, i looked down at my phone, i was like, what? he said i was in a party last night and this woman was chatting me up. and he said all i could think about was you. >> deanna who was in the throes of a traumatic romantic break-up 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 going to recognize me. he said, i lost over 100 pounds. i said, you have? >> did he look okay? >> he looked fine. i mean, he felt -- 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 bit 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 said 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 bo

you can text your spouse, your girlfriend, your boyfriend. you can text anybody. now you can pretty soon text starbucks. >> i was going to say my fiancee which may as well be starbucks. >>> chat box, computers that can talk to you over text. starbucks will likely use it next yierp: you can text starbucks and there it will be ready for you. starbucks customers can already do this with an app. but texting is going to make it even easier. starbucks will add soups for lunch and open more than 12,000 new locations over the next ten years. as one comedian said at some point, they're going to open a new starbucks inside an existing starbucks. >>> embattled bank wells fargo may have trouble opening new branches. reuters reports they'll downgrade the community banking rating which will allow the feds to restrict how many new branches the bank can open. wells fargo created millions of fake accounts and fired thousands of tellers after the scandal broke, even tellers who tried to stop that fraud. let's check the rest of the news before the bell. landon dowdy is live at cnbc