bam, bam, bam, three texts. hollered at the officer, come here, beverly texted me. >> word that beverly was texting gave everyone hope. >> i was ecstatic, like, this is done, her phone had died, she got somewhere where it is charged, it's good. >> across town, beverly's friends, brenda and stacy, got texts of their own. >> our phones started beeping at the same time with texts. >> it was such an eerie feeling. >> what was she saying to you two? >> she said, i'm sorry, my phone has been dead and it's back on. >> it sounded promising, but off. concerned that brenda used the safety technique that the office came up with, she texted beverly the special code. i said "can you tell me if you left the red folder on my desk?" >> good she 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 here. >> the ones on her husband's phone were just as deflating. they read, yes, sorry, phone been dead and having

bam, bam, bam, three texts. i hollered at the officer, come here, beverly texted me. >> word that beverly was texting gave everybody hope. >> i was ecstatic, and her phone had died and she got somewhere and charged it. everything is 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. >> what was he saying to you two? >> she said, i'm sorry, my phone has been dead and it's back on. >> it sounded promising, but concerned, brenda used that s e safety technique that the office came up and texted beverly with the special code. i said "can you tell me if you left the red folder on my desk?" there was no response. >> the one i got was, "i'm out having drinks with friends." i was like, well, we're just here. >> the ones on her husband's phone were just as deflating. sorry, phone dead. out to drinks with friends. 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 al

of the u. >>> for the fourth time we will read aloud on the floor of the house the full text of the u.s. constitution. it is our hope that this reading will help demonstrate to the american people that the house of representatives is dedicated to the constitution and the system it establishes for

were you able to see some of the texting yourself?>> yeah. >> on her phone or -- >> yeah. >> you must have had concerns about this other man? >> yes, i did, because he was one of the first names that we had come up with. >> detective kemp knew if heather had split town, as her good-bye e-mail suggested, she hadn't driven away in her car. it was still parked in her driveway. >> you know what kind of car edward drives? >> i don't know anything about him. i really don't. >> does he live here locally, obviously, in germantown? >> no. >> memphis, do you know? >> not that i know of. i don't think he lives in memphis. >> detectives had to find edward another way, so they accessed heather's facebook account and mined it for clues. and there it was, a profile with a last name attached. and what was that name? >> edward raulerson. >> police dialed a phone number they found for ed. he told them he lived 500 miles away in eastern tennessee and agreed to make the eight-hour drive to germantown to be interviewed. detectives wondered had he made the

then he sent her a flirty text message. >> the text just said did you cast a spell on me?-- i looked down at my phone. what? he says, well, i was at a party last night, and this woman was chatting me up. he goes, all i could think about was you. >> deanna who was in the tloez of a traumatic break-up, agreed to start seeing him again for dinners. she says he seemed excited to show off the new post-surgery keith. >> he goes, you're not going to recognize me. he goes i have lost over 100 pounds. i said, you have? >> did he look okay? >> he looked fine. 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. >> kept pushing for more and, kept telling him you need to slow down because i'm just not there. >> deanna 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 bound to a woman he called his ex-wife. from the very beginning, he says, keit

. >> they had started texting, i think, initially and, kind of facebooking. 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 has so

message, an incoming text message, from a lady by the name of deanna james. >> ping, up comes a textsage? >> that's correct. >> 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'd stayed. >> so that puts him three hours away from this house fire. >> correct. >> and the death of his wife. >> right. 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, what, maybe she's driving events here? maybe she wants to get rid of the wife? >> that's correct. >> when "da

i think it is critical to get to the text.know there is a substantive guarantee in the idea, and we know even in 1982, that that substantive guarantee must track the individual education programs work, so to get to the text and what the state agrees to, you start with the state's definition. we all agree on that. the school has to provide an education "in conformity with plan." then to understand what that means, you turn to what the iep on 502a androvide 53 a of the government's appendix. what they say over and over again is that generally speaking standards for children with disabilities could be aimed at general educational curriculum. you start with the general thentional curriculum, identify the child's disability and how it impacts that child's ability to participate in progress. >> i'm sorry, how does that work with students whose disabilities generally would not allow them to follow the general educational curriculum? worked when how it you are dealing with somebody with a particular disability, but one readily and eas

he texted his girlfriend this photo.de is just -- >> he's sick. >> he's hanging out at home. texted his girlfriend. the girlfriend believes it. but then you realize, nope, that's not the case. all his friends were around him. he's actually out at the time. he's under his coat. his friend is holding it. the photo showed the real deal yesterday. i was sick. i post third down photo on my instagram. >> you look you're in bed. >> it was awful. that virus that i got, but apparently there's a little bit of video of that -- that was revealed. listen to it. >> we got it. let's go. let's go this. let's go party. >> that was actually the situation. >> such a liar. >> how we made it all happen. but yeah, that's how the network thinks i -- >> here we think you're home sick in bed. >> i actually wasn't at all. sorry. >> now we know. >> sorry not sorry. >> onto a man too busy to pull any of the pranks. brian known as the uni piper. he's taking multitasking to a new level. playing the bag pipes while shoveling the street and wearing a d

started texting her. >> she responded. what type of car? red mustang. i don't know what direction. he keeps hitting road strips. he's stopping, i have to go. >> texting was the only way i know that would probably not get her in trouble. >> fayetteville police >> they located heoo feeling to was located. >> this is a prime example of technology being used to the fullest at someone's greatest time of need. >> 911 centers need to have their technology updated so they can initiate text messages. >> not only does 911 centers need the ability to receive a text message, we also need the ability to initiate a text message to the public. >> you know, several places in our area allow you to text 911, including frederick county, maryland and fairfax and loudoun countys in virginia. >>> the news continues right now with jim and pat. atms and businesses, the search is on for a suspect in a disturbing kidnapping case. >>> we begin tonight with that breaking news out of northern virginia, several bodies found in a home in mclean. >> poli

we think our standard comes from the text. but there is no cannon but significant caps or equality -- >> what is the difference -- >> i think it is quite large.ct- >> what is the difference -- >> i think it is quite large.et equality -- >> what is the difference -- >> i think it is quite large. c- >> what is the difference -- >> i think it is quite large.ca >> what is the difference -- >> i think it is quite large.ap >> what is the difference -- >> i think it is quite large.ps >> what is the difference -- >> i think it is quite large.s >> what is the difference -- >> i think it is quite large. o >> what is the difference -- >> i think it is quite large. if the court is to ask if there is some benefit, as i was saying to justice ginsburg in my hypothetical, has the school district benefitted. but once we get beyond that to significant, the court has to ask both. was there some benefit. and was that benefit significant. i can imagine a variety of -- >> it didn't just say some benefit. it said that benefit would normally allow a

we think our standard comes from the text. but there is no cannon but significance or equality -- >> what is the difference -- >> i think it is quite large. if the court is to ask if there is some benefit, as i was saying to justice ginsburg in my hypothetical, has the school district benefitted. but once we get beyond that to significant, the court has to ask both. was there some benefit. and was that benefit significant. i can imagine a variety of -- >> it didn't just say some benefit. it said that benefit would normally allow a student with a disability to keep up with his peers in a different grade. now as soon as they say that, you appreciate that you are dealing with more than just some benefit. that's a significant benefit. significant -- significant, meaningful, whatever. more than simply de minimis. it suggests that you can't just look at something and say, here, that was helpful. because the whole package has to be helpful enough to allow the them to keep up with their peers. >> i don't think that what rowley said. t

this is a legal text.udges always have to treat the situation where legal texts contradict one another more the contradiction is between two statutes, says john marshall, the more recent statute prevails. but where the conflict is between a statute and super statute, the constitution must prevail. that is our approach to the onstitution, the same as our approach to statutes. you start with the text, it is lawyers work, not politicians work. it's not the economists work. it is the work of interpreting and giving the fairest reading to a text. without which, democracy does not work. the only way you can have democracy in an extensive nation is through written laws. if you do not give those written laws the meaning they were understood to have, and they were documented more informally by the people to whom they were promulgated, democracy does not ork. guest: i was trained by 15 years of dealing with the foreign affairs of my country entering the very difficult negotiations with the israelis, we concluded the

text her. she replied instantly. always. >> she managed to water all relationships. she spent time with everyone. friends, family. >> that's a pretty special skill. >> yeah. >> to manage that and your career. >> there were men, of course there were, but she was, shall we say, discerning. >> the young man she dated were of a caliber that, you know, we expected of her. >> what 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 out briefly with a dashing investor who drove a white bently, and then in july, 2007, she attended an art gallery opening, and he came, this lawyer from milwaukee. andre wright. >> big, beautiful smile. she was a very pretty woman, very warm, personality, and we just kind of walked around the space looking at different pieces, talking about my interests, what i was looking for in a piece of art. obviously, i tried to engage her, and, certainly, this is a different -- >> the artwork was of little interest to me at that point. >> just like tha

>> a final conversation via text filled with talk of family and loved ones. >> i texted with carrie theefore she got on the plane. it was out of blue. we talked about age. she was floored she turned 60. we talked about the chairmaned the frail mothers and we promised to see her for christmas. >> after learning of her heart attack on the flight to l.a. from london, it was a promise the two sisters would keep. at carrie's bedside in the hospital. there with carrie's 24-year-old daughter billie lourd. >> it was her mom but she was handling it. >> what did you want your sister to know as you sat in the room with her? >> i remember just holding her hand and telling her that we were there. that we would make sure that i sat with debbie. she said to me that she said she was praying for more time. she kept saying that she wanted more time. i knew if carrie wasn't going to survive this that debbie would not. >> when you want to conjure up the happiest memory you can of carrie, what does it look like? >> it's more like getting to have her one-on-one and not share her. that is what i, that is what

exchanged a series of text messages and a phone call.hristmas day flynn texted russian ambassador, wish you merry christmas and happy new year. look forward to touching base and wish you the best. ambassador texted back, wishing merry christmas in return. then december 28th, texted flynn and said i'd like to give you a call. may i? happened december 29th, the same day white house announced sanctions on russia and ordered 35 russian diplomats to leave the country immediately. trump's transition team said didn't discuss sanctions but focused on arranging a call between vladimir putin and president-elect trump after the inauguration. say it depends. >> you can imagine these kinds of interactions may take place, incoming national security adviser may have need to contact the representative of foreign government based in d.c. depends on what was said, whether we could have significant objections. >> flynn's relations with russia scrutinized since tapped to be national security director. he was -- and had speaking with russian tv network. trum

. >> texting trouble for teens. how shortcuts in communicating might leave them short when i michelle: you seen a panda? alison: this one? he is on the run from a zoo in virginia. the great escape next. doug: it looks like we might squeeze one more spring like day before the reality of winter return. that's next at "abc7 news at 4:00". q: history on wall street. for good reason. the dow for the first time topping 20,000. that moment captured on the big board at opening bell. here is how the day ended moments ago. all three u.s. indexes seeing the solid gains. again,s he torrey as the dow topped 20,000 for the first time ever. michelle: the text messaging is the preferred mode of communication for a lot of teens these days alison: no question about it. they are fast. it's amazing. it may offer teens a quick way to send notes to family and friends. but all the tests, could they be harming the future? q: good question. that is why we have "7 on your side" investigateive reporter -- investigative reporter looking into t

we also need the ability to initiate a text message to the public. >> wow. well, that was reporting. many places in the region allow you to text 911 including frederick county and fairfax in virginia. >>> a local developer wants to create a new tourist attraction for people visiting our area but it would be built across the river in roslin. james birch wants to build a 325-foot space needle-like structure in rosslyn. birch wants to call it the spirit of america. a human that would tell the story of the american dream. he used to own the land where national harbor now sits but he sold it off instead of developing that land himself. pricey piece of property right there. >> oh, yeah. >>> crowds of people, check this out, going to be jumping into the chesapeake today for the polar bear plunge. i'm not doing it. >> it tax place near the park just north of the bay bridge. two first one starts at 1:00 p.m. the super plungers, they started to jump in yesterday. they're taking a dip every hour for -- what? >> yeah. every hour for a day. >> every hour for 24 hours. no

mom ended up texting him the other day going where is willie?e responded, he's coming to school for a higher education to provide stability for his future. she said simply you're done. >> at least he made it to college. >>> let's go to a girl who may not. a weatherman says he got a text from his daughter. he is the weather man in atlanta. he told the town it was going to snow. his daughter responded with my weather app disagrees. the weather app said it wasn't going to snow. his response in maybe the weather app should pay for your college tuition. >> oh, burn. >> boom. >> the internet loved it. loved it. retweeted 51,000 times. liked 157,000 times. guess what? it snowed. dad was right. >> truth be told, if you're in the tv news business, you're not paying for her college education hereto. >> sorry, chris. >> community? >>> this morning on "world news now" the president's final speech to the country. see the packed house in his adopted hometown coming to its feet throughout the night. it was the president's most personal message that stole the s

go to wjla.com/text to sign up for text alerts.urning to capitol hill, a big day ahead, 10 days away from donald trump taking office. autria: lawmakers -- larry: lawmakers are getting to work to confirm the donald trump cabinet picks. sam? sam: hours questions put to the test today when we see what could possibly be the most heated confirmation hearings of the trump administration. jeff sessions is the controversial pick for attorney general. the last time he was up for confirmation was 31 years ago. the senate rejected him for position. sessions will likely be grilled on the trump campaign promises, anduding the ban on muslims mass deportations. john kelly will face similar questions today, but kelly is much less controversial and has been confirmed by the senate five times in the past and is expected to be easily confirmed again this time. we should mention that history will be made when new jersey senator cory booker will testify against jeff sessions. this is the first time that a sitting senator has testified against another f

in the number and started texting. >> reporter: she responded. what type of car? red mustang. i don't know which direction. if s he taking you to he keeps hitting road strips. yes, that's where we live. i think so. he's stopping. i have to go. >> texting, it was the only way i know that probably would not get her in trouble. >> reporter: fayetteville police spotted the car, rescued the woman, and arrested the driver nicholas mative. >> they located her. it was a good feeling. >> this is a prime example of technology being used to the fullest at someone's greatest time of need. >> reporter: johnston county's 911 director jason barber says 911 centers need to have their technology updated so they can initiate text messages. >> not only does 911 centers need the ability to receive a text message, we also need the ability to initiate a text message to the public. >> and that was amanda lam reporting. several places in our area allow you to text 911. >>> a hollywood icon and a new resti now being moved across the country. >>> and a local political boy

i can text. you need to call. >> i need to call susan. >> has she responded. >> no she lives in colorado she's probably not up. but, maybe she responds to my text and then i'll call her. she's one of high siblings who i can talk to. >> why wouldn't you call her. >> and then i have nothing to say. >> she came visited you. >> yeah, tom, not much to say. joann, catherine, susan i can talk to. >> which have you seen recently, have you read any good books, talk about the weather, nor'easter. >> i will take some notes and then make the call. >> were you both at a wedding last night. >> it was an amazing wedding, i loved it. >> it was a beautiful wedding but i need to turn in my man card and i will tell but this later. i didn't see any of the two playoff games because of this dam wedding. >> you were can go to talk about that later. >> i see a gift, did you bring a gift to the wedding. >> yeah, i made that mistake. i bought it an hour before i went. i had to take it then to the wedding. you are not supp

they later had this phone conversation after those texts went back and forth on christmas. they only spoke about setting up a phone conversation between donald trump and russian president vladimir putin that would take place after inauguration day. of course, next week, next friday. that is important because any conversation about the sanctions between flynn and the russian ambassador could bring about accusations that flynn was in violation of the logan act, which is a law that bars american citizens from negotiating with a foreign government. that's in a dispute with the united states, which certainly was going on at the time. now, the current white house press secretary, josh was just asked about this and he told reporters he has, quote, zero insight into the conversation but of course all of this is very important, because one of the key questions coming out of this campaign was, did donald trump or any of his associates working for him or his organization, the campaign, have any contacts with russian officials during the course of that campaign in the context of that c

these are hard questions as judge griffin says, and we start with the text, but the text isn't going to give us reliable answers. the text alone today will not give us reliable answers to these profound questions. so we have to look to other sources beyond the text, certainly tradition and history, but even text, tradition and history aren't going to provide the answers. so, yeah, it's tough work so go and tell your friends you've met three judges tonight and they do really tough work. >> i had the privilege of serving -- of being on the three-judge panel of the d.c. circuit that first considered the case that -- excuse me, became the jones gps case. the case became whether the police attaching a gps to a car without a warrant violated the warrant clause of the fourth amendment and it was a fascinating case. the briefing, the arguments by the lawyers on both sides were spectacularly good. i can't disclose what took place in our conference with the three judges, but i took a great deal of pleasure in noting that the press accounts assumed that the judges would have various views on th

we worry about texting and driving. >> absolutely. i tell my kid all the time, don't text and drive. >> if you think he could and you know he's going from somewhere to somewhere and you don't want him to have the option, pick up your phone, let me show you this, click on the teensafe app. see the pause button? hit pause. his phone is frozen. >> no way. >> my phone's locked. i can't do anything. i can't text. >> for a parent i think this is fantastic. >> your son will hate you but you'll use it. >> yes, yes. >> he'll be safer. >> yes, that's the most important. >> reporter: high-tech hovering that could make all the difference. jeff rossen, nbc news. >> keeping them safe. >>> back in a moment with a near-miss for tourists who got a little too close for comfort to this awe-inspiring phenomenon. >>> a jaw-dropping sight caught on camera in hawaii. a huge section of a new 26-acre island being formed by lava collapsed into the ocean. park rangers say five tourists had gone past a safety rope for a closer look. they had to be pulled away mi

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get text alerts by signing up on website. head to wjla.com/text. if anything happens, you will know about it. it will get text to your phone. let's go to you before we get updates. alison: we will see you in a minute. turn to other news of the day. the trump transition first. in the last two hours, congress certified that donald tr president of the united states. about an hour before that, the president-elect received a briefing from intelligence officials about the russian hacking of the 2016 election. as karen travers reports, after the meeting donald trump said the hack had no effect on the election. >> the chair declares the joint session dissolved. karen: with that, it's official. donald trump is the winner of the election. congress certifying the votes in a joint session. >> i object, people are horrified by the overwhelmin evidence of the russian hacking. karen: like so much of the presidential campaign it was not without drama. >> i object. karen: house democrats standing up nearly a dozen time to try to contest ballots. >> there is no deba

i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so...e i'm good all night! ah! david, please, listen. still not coughing. not fair you guys! waffles are my favorite! ah! some cough medicines only last 4 hours. but just one mucinex lasts 12 hours. start the relief. ditch the misery. let's end this. >> lot of areas received beautiful snow. a beautiful day on the slopes for this guy. you see a lot of fresh powder there, until -- yeah, that was not where it was. he just goes flying off the cliff. you can see him land -- luckily, in a lot of fresh powder. >> did he not see that coming? >> he sees on instagram, i didn't even have a >> oh, he did spend a few hours, searching for his lost ski. eventually he did find it and then he skied off the mountain. >> he looks look how the rest of us do when we are on the mountains. >> on the bunny slope. >> yard sale afterward on the slope. >> my ski is over there. >> this one from sweden in the meantime. snow as well. that's a degree that is buried up to i

if you want to get the text message alerts text naug888277 so you can keep in touch the entire time. > one o biggest accomplishments was the creation of the affordable carer act or obamacare but with president elect donald trump int charge of both the house and h senate it could beou repealed. > fox's garret kenny takes a closer look. >>reporter: time and time again republicans have promised to repeal and replace the affordable care act. but the problem is they haven't' been able to reach any kind of consensus on just how to do that. one week into this new congresss house speaker paul ryan said itd will happen within the year. the exact details of how to do that are still being worked out, though. some gop lawmakers expectec obamacare to be repealedled immediately and started the process of passing a budget that enables republicans to rollback much of the law. other republicans including rand paul repealing the affordable t care act before its ready is a mistake. we could put forward a replacement the same i'm telling everybody in myy caucus and i'm trying to tell the country we need

so if -- if you'll permit, because the text is so important, i'll read them to you. sub 3 says that the standards in this situation must, quote, "reflect professional judgment as to the highest possible standards achievable by such students." and then what sub 4 does to complete the circle and make absolutely clear to the states and everybody else that this is required, it says those standards must, quote, "be designated in the individualized education program developed under the idea. so the question you asked is expressly answered in the text. it is expressly answered in the idea. and so to bring me back to our standard, "substantial educational opportunity" are the words congress used in the findings and purposes to encapsulate what is required by these iep's. justice kennedy: i suppose -- i suppose it's implicit in your standards and in some of the provisions you read that what we're talking about is the word "reasonable" that we see throughout the law. do -- do you see any -- any function for that word and, in addition, as part of what reasonable is, is there an

police were able to trace the text messages he sent from his phone. relieved and happy, but also upset to know that he was arrested right around the corner from debra's mother's house. >> well, the police chief says they put the late officer's handcuffs on lloyd when he was taken into custody. >>> walmart is now hiring. the largest retailer says it's adding 10,000 jobs as it opens new stores across the country. those plans will generate 24,000 construction jobs. president-elect trump is praising that move. and lowe's has laid off thousands. the layoffs affect 2,400 employees which is less than 1% of the work force there. >>> san diego is keeping it classy, you might say. u-haul might be the best way for the chargers to get to los angeles. more than two dozen moving companies in the chargers' current and future homes are refusing to help the team reach los angeles. businesses in san diego have ern created a website, we won't move you charges,.com. amazingly that url was available. with the message, dear chargers, we won't move you to los angeles just i

and her text to me because -- by the way i deleted the text. >> oh, no. >> because i was so afraid. > >> anyway, the text was -- please be sweet to my boo, k.g. she is a national treasure. >> they wrote you read the part where it says text ac. you didn't have to read the part where i told her to tell you i'm a national treasure. you don't read the stage directions. >> it was very sweet. >> she is very sweet. >> we are five minutes away. are you excited about 2017? >> i'm excited to go on my tour. i'm excited about my book. i love how people keep putting it away. it is a wonderful read. what did you think --? >> i read the whole thing. >> how about your mother's section, you go to her house and she is more fun than you are, how many people told you that? >> everyone. >> joel gray? >> joel gray he is fun. >> wes anderson. ? >> my mom has cool interesting friends. >> why don't you go to her dinner parties anymore? >> she doesn't invite me. she wants to happening with you more than she wants to hang out with me. >> i wonder why that is? >> you are more fun. i fullied a mid it. >> next tim

the text.dad, daddy? >> michelle obama makes her last appearance on late night tv. and the first lady. hear the thank you she shot out, she was on with jimmy fallon. this got pretty funny. >> but first we do have some lottery numbers to show you. and here's the text from your dad. >> oh, no. we're rapidly losing credibility as handymen. mom washed our clothes. one wash with tide pods and we're right back where we started. we look like catalogue models! who trusts a clean handyman anyway? we can't look this good! dinge is the dirt the bargain detergent can't get to. tide pods can. >> sixers won, and against the nicks it was just the best. sixers down by one, then an air ball. then the sixers are off to the races, get the ball. tj mcconnell right therefore the game winning shot. tj, sixers win, and they now won four out of their last five games. to college hoops. temple and uconn, seconds half, trying to get back in it. full court press, obviously that doesn't workment ally-oop right there. easy

marshal says this is a legal text. judges always have to treat the situation where legal texts con tra dect one another. where the contradiction is between two statutes says john marshal, the more recent statute prevails. it has impries italy-- the older one. but where the conflict is between a statute and a superstatute, the constitution. >> rose: a canon. >> the constitution must prevail. so that's our approach to the constitution is the same as our approach to statutes. you start with the text, it's lawyers work. it's not politicians work. it's not sewsiol guests work, it's not economists work. it's the work of interpreting, giving the fairest reading to a text. without which democracy doesn't work. i mean, you know, the only way you can have democracy in an extensive nation is through its laws. and if you don't give those written laws the meaning that they were understood to have by the people who adopted them and more importantly by the people to whom they were promul gated, democracy doesn't work. >> it was strai

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the issue was a system that sends text messages to pilots.ited asked the faa to ground all domestic operations. it's not known how many flights were impacted by all of that. >> the brazilian soccer team that lost 19 in a plane crash played. three surviving members lifting a trophy in honor of their dead teammates. the game ended in a 2-2 tie. >> the falcons will take on the new england patriots in the superbo superbowl. the pats are a favorite with brady making a record 7th appearance. they beat the steelers 27 37-17. >> brady completed 32 of 32 passes and had three touchdowns. chris hogan caught nine of the passes. it was the receiver's first game with more than one touchdown. the super bowl two weeks ago. houston, it will be a record night. super bowl appearance for those patriots. who do you have? >> hm. i'm going to have to go with the pats. i would like to route for the underdog, though. >> it will be only the second super bowl for the falcons. they advanced with a big win in the conference championship. the atlanta quarterback erased an

and it just started texting. >> reporter: she responded, what type of car? red mustang, i don't know which direction. is he taking you to fayetteville? he keeps hitting road strips, yes, that's where we live. he's stopping, i have to go. >> texting, it was the only way i know that probably would not got her in trouble. >> reporter: fayetteville police spotted the car, arrested the driver, nicholas matavee. >> reporter: the man is being charged with false imprisonment but later released on a $10,000 bond. >>> we have images from peru where heavy rain this week is causing widespread flooding. one camera captured the moment. a three story tourist hotel built on a swollen river's edge collapses into the rushing water below. unfortunately no injuries because everyone in the hotel had been evacuated before the collapse happened. >>> now to a dramatic rescue in southern california san gabriel mountains east of los angeles. sudden avalanche swept three hikers 500 feet down montana baldy. amazingly they were not buried by the snow. two were injured and trapped. thank

as judge griffin said, we start with the text but the text is not going to give us reliable answers. text alone today will not give us reliable answers to these profound questions and so we have to look to other sources beyond the text, to tradition and history. but even the text, tradition, and history will not provide the answers. it is tough work. send or tell your friends you meant three judges today and they do really tough work. of beingdeep privilege on a three-debt -- three-judge panel. gpsfirst was the jones case. the question was whether the police attaching a gps without a warrant violated the ordinance. case. a fascinating the briefing, the arguments, the lawyers on both sides worst spectacular. tooknot disclose what place in the conference but i took a great deal of pleasure that the present counsel assumed the judges would have various views on this issue i virtue of the president that appointed us. and i can type when they got it thehe conference, all of press accounts were entirely wrong in their guesses because what we were dealing with was a novel application of a l

. >> she texted her neighbor and asked her to just go look. she has a key to her apartment.ust go look. see if he's there. and she was like, maybe the house will just be torn up. it had be a little toddler tornado when she gets there, but he'll be there. obviously, he wasn't. >> reporter: leanna rushed over to ross' office to see if cooper was there. it was at home depot that a police officer tracked her down. their conversation was recorded as he gave her the worst possible news. >> there ain't no easy way to tell you this. your child is deceased. i'm very sorry to have to tell you that. >> where is my husband? >> your husband is up at our headquarters right now. >> reporter: the officer explained ross had never taken cooper to day care that day. that he'd done the unthinkable, and left cooper in his car for seven hours in the georgia heat. >> has he ever done anything like that, forgetting about -- >> no. >> do you know what might have made him forget about it? >> no. >> i think any parent could put themselves in that situation with their own child. and it's so hard to fat