text me. text me. text me. why don't you write a letter, you dummy? spotify me, spotify me. you know what i wa a groupon for? a moment's peace. >> in conclusion it is always a god idea to trust your instincts a little bit more and your gadgets a little less or else you might take a wrong turn on to the ridiculist. pier piers morgan starts right now. >>> this is the piers morgan tonight special, guns in america. you're looking live at white house where tomorrow president obama will unveil his gun control plan for the nation, believed to be the most sweeping and controversial since the crowation of the second amendment. press secretary jay carney says the president's proposals will be significant. >> the president has made clear that he intends to take a comprehensive approach, including the assault weapons ban, including a measure to ban hi high-capacity magazine clips, including an effort to close the very big loopholes in the background check system in our country. >> is the white house plan enough? we'll talk to experts on both sides of the gun battle. victims' families an

text me. text me. text me. why don't you write a letter, you dummy? spotify me, spotify me. you know what i want a groupon for? a moment's peace. >> in conclusion it is always a god idea to trust your instincts a little bit more and your gadgets a little less or else you might take a wrong turn on to the ridiculist. >>> an "outfront" investigation in to a booming business birth tourism. four women giving birth in the united states so their kids will be citizens and it's not from where you would expect. let's go ""outfront."" >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, the battle over super storm sandy. >> if you listen to the republican critics, they say the pork is everywhere in this $34 billion amendment that the democrats tacked on to this emergency spending measure for superstorm sandy. take a look. it includes $194 million for the national oceanic atmospheric organization. it will give $2 billion for repairing roads virtually anywhere after a natural disaster including, yes, guam which is ,000 miles from where sandy struck, more than $100 million for amtrak

jacki, i don't know if you were -- >> roland texted me.er and we had gone up to see some of the entertainment. he said get backstage now. i've got a series of -- now! you don't seem to understand, now! as we walked back, some guy literally pushed me and said you can't come back here now. apparently roland doesn't have sway over the vice president's guards. >> really? >> stephanie: roland is going to post a bunch of pictures because it wasn't just a moment. we were actually talking and laughing and he gave me a kiss. it was amazing. he is as charming as you hear. he really was -- it was incredible. >> great picture of him in the west wing. if you ever get a white house tour. >> stephanie: but anyway, he was amazing. i said he remembers everything. >> he said to you you are a beautiful woman. >> stephanie: but yeah. >> he says that to all of the girls. >> stephanie: i testified in front of you with that -- about talk radio and he was like oh -- that's what he said. oh, that's right. i never forget a beautiful woman. >> he has the softest han

. >> this is what my son texted me. hi, dad. i get to see my favorite player one more time. i'll miss him a lot. >> reporter: gary's son gary was just a little boy when the ravens took to the feel in 1996. he quickly found his favorite player number 52 and has worn his jersey every year. big gary said this will ab game that father and son will share. >> not in my time and i'm going back to the old days. i've never seen one like him. >> reporter: with ris preermt items are starting to fly off the shelves. fans probably knew he was close but kept hoping one more year. one more year. like many fans, he's the heart and soul of this franchise. >> all i've ever known is ray lewis. so i'm trying to stock up. i asked my mom if i could get really good pictures of his last dance. >> reporter: people are trying to stock up on that ray lewis stuff. they would like to see ray lewis somehow stay with the team in some capacity whether he coached on the side or came out every game, jamie and kelly, and did that little dance for the next 20 to 30 years. they want him to stay in baltimore and

she texts me back immediately.mmunicate by actual speech a long time ago, but i believe i would recognize her voice if she called. she text me back, she isn't going to buy me the dvds because it streams on netflix. memo from me to you. any time whatsoever a teenager is worried about spending your money, sit up and take notice. my daughter swears by netflix, even more than apple. i should have figured that after all that they gain all these new -- it mean, have you bought a new television? even the most dubious quality television, they come with netflix right on the clicker. no wonder they rallied huge, up more than $43, 42%, especially when you consider the company on the conference call ruled out an equity offering to pay for that new content. the short sellers were hoping it would go down, they would do an underwriting, be a big dip, forget about it. it's not going to happen. my daughter's the one who told me she's been buying things off of facebook lately. she nabbed an rhcp t-shirt. it is the red hot chili pepp

. >> we scheduled a date and the day of, i was getting ready and about an hour before, and he texted meeporter: the first of many broken dates. the excuses became more and more elaborate. >> he was t-boned by a drunk driver. ended up having a knee replacement. he had blood clots. he fell and had to go back to the hospital. the story unravels into a ton of different excuses and lies. >> reporter: walters started getting suspicious, so she googled his cell phone number. >> so this is the website i was directed to. >> reporter: personal stories from dozens of women, all of them duped by the same guy. >> so it was like this perfect guy died. he doesn't exist. poof, he's gone. >> reporter: turns out it may not be a guy at all. those photos he sent are of somebody else. >> that's the guy i thought i was talking to. >> reporter: who apparently had no clue his image was being used as the bait. walters says she now believes her catfish is a woman who lives in ohio who's been doing this to people for ten years. >> i really think the only thing she gets out of it is hurting people. >> reporter: th

text me, text me, text me. why don't you write a letter, dummy. spotify me. barf. you know what i want a groupon for? a moment's peace. >> in conclusion it is always a good idea to trust your instincts more and gadgets less or else you might take a wrong turn on to the ridiculist. thanks for watching. "early start" begins now. >>> breaking news this morning. a helicopter crashes in the heart of london during rush show hour. we'll go live to london. >>> and the company's much hyped dream liners grounded in japan. >>> and a streftch of rain, sno and ice could put a damper on travel plans. welcome to "early start." >> it is wednesday, january 16th, 5:00 a.m. in the east. >>> we begin with breaking news this morning. that breaking news, a help copter has crashed into a crane at a construction site in central london. this is a very busy part of the city. happened during rush hour. emergency personnel have raced to the scene. you can see it right therener the vauxhall train station. >> and zain verjee because just live on cnn international, telling us exactly what's goin

and then the day before the show, the owner of the venue, largo, texted me and said, are we going to? i said, yeah. then i thought, oh, my gosh, what am i doing? i certainly did. >>> realize that it was going to take off the way it did with all the tweeting and blogging that happened after the show. >> well, the first words on stage from you were "i have cancer." what reaction were you expecting from the audience that night? >> i don't think i had any expectations. i knew that i had so much to say and, so, when i walked out, i just, i didn't know how to get into the topic of having cancer. so, i just thought the best way to do it would be while i was introduced to just walk out and say, hello, good evening, thanks for coming. i have cancer. how are you? >> did they think it was a joke? >> yeah. i could tell when i was saying hello to the audience, i got this feeling, yeah, these people do not think i have cancer. >> well, in your set, you say that usually tragedy plus time equals comedy. but, i'm quoting you here, i'm just at tragedy. did you find humor in all of this? is that even p

. >> the boss texted me by the way you are working lynette is back by tomorrow by way. >> all right. >> you are done with me and i am out of here. >> awed pretty tough week last week with the snow and rain -- you had a pretty tough week last week with the snow and rain and ushering in mildh. >> she will bring a blast of arctic air we will blame her. look at the maps and we will show you downtown. well, everybody cleared out. big festivity last night. right now, we sit at 40 degrees and that's mild for this time of the year where we should be usually into the upper 20s and low 30s. that's not the case. we find some rain showers. it's really from anne arundel county towards the south. and that's where it will stay. we are not expecting precip or heavy rain or snow today. it's going to feature clouds. 38 eldersburg. right up to cecil county elkton one of my favorites spots and 41 in annapolis. a lot of clouds on top us at the present moment. there's a system. it's a week area of low pressure producing snows in charston west virginia and some rain back over north carolina. that is slidin

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my eldest daughter texted me to ask me if i knew anyone at apple because she hated the new version ofsaid i didn't like it either. she texted back that none of her friends like it. she said it stinks. then i went to the verizon store and my tech guy who knows how much i like apple said apple is going down the wrong path, charging more for a product that is not superior to samsung's phone with google software, of course, and that in many ways the samsung phone was superior. i was stunned. so that night when i saw my daughter for dinner i mentioned this interchange and unleashed a barrage of anti-apple invective, everything from how they can care less about anyone that owned old products he a different colors because they were the virtual fashion accessories. then i stuck with it as they graduated from macs to the iphone 4s but both kids pointedly did not want any apple products for the holidays and both said they are just fed up with the company. now i looked at the timeline from the moment steve jobs died and then it was just another stock but rallied 200 points and i think because it

>> well, i had a lot of support from other people texting me and calling me that are in wheelchairs.nd one of them's scott hasel. he's in a while chair. a great guy. he answers any question i have. >> was he involved in the shooting at all is this. >> no. he was in a diving accident. >> he was able to talk you through, i guess, the psychological journey you were going to go on. >> right. >> because he's been there. >> yeah. because he's paralyzed, too. he knows exactly what i went through. people will tell me, you know, yeah, i know. if i tell them it's hard for me, they'll be like, yeah, i know. >> but they don't know. >> you don't know. >> somebody who's been paralyzed, and let me come to you, this is every mother's nightmare. this is your son. he's 17, as he was at the time. and suddenly his whole life changes. i guess your first feeling is, thank god he's alive. and then you have to deal with the fact that he's paralyzed. what was it like for you as his mother? >> it really didn't happen that way. it was -- i think it was just denial at first. i said, nick was shot. then somebody

text, he entitled it dad you know. and it makes me feel good. don't just say coach e says thanks pop. >> reporter: after an arm injury might have brought an untimely end to lewis' long career there were more text messages. >> i remember, you know, texting him and saying keep your head up. great things will happen for you. and he shot me a text back saying hey dad everything is going to be okay e said no weapon formed against me so i figured then was back working out and just getting rade to come back. >> reporter: lewis plans to he re-- ready to come back. >> reporter: lewis plans to retire after the superbowl and coach joe will be there. >> it's a chance to talk with him a couple days ago-said i want to finish the race with him and he said he is on it. >> reporter: lewis is bringing coach joe and his wife to the game. and joe is predicting lewis will leave him with another lasting impression, a win. >> coach joe from the beginning and there for the end. our state senators are also hoping the ravens win. they placed a friendly bet wit

i followed a story and was reporting it and texting me saying can you believe the missed opportunity?it was ridiculous. >> the one clip was the only aggressive moment. >> that's what -- that and ron paul were the only things. >> mccain. >> mccain was -- >> there were three. >> bob corker said they gave up after they killed osama. >> that's your strategy is it not? >> i don't mean they weren't hard on her, but they were stupid about how hard they were. they were missing so many points. >> i liked when everyone was nice and they were saying she did good. >> hillary, i loved your first album. when are you doing another one? >> you were great singing back up. >> how many pigeons can you stab in the eye with a pencil? congratulations. >> first, what is the latest on manti te'o. i almost pronounced his name correctly. get beautyrest, posturepedic, even tempur-pedic mattress sets at low clearance prices. save even more on floor samples, demonstrators, and closeout inventory. the year end clearance sale ends sunday at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ she was an avitar? m

i followed a story and was reporting it and texting me saying can you believe the missed opportunity?it was ridiculous. >> the one clip was the only aggressive moment. >> that's what -- that and ron paul were the only things. >> mccain. >> mccain was -- >> there were three. >> bob corker said they gave up after they killed osama. >> that's your strategy is it not? >> i don't mean they weren't hard on her, but they were stupid about how hard they were. they were missing so many points. >> i liked when everyone was nice and they were saying she did good. >> hillary, i loved your first album. when are you doing another one? >> you were great singing back up. >> how many pigeons can you stab in the eye with a pencil? congratulations. >> first, what is the latest on manti te'o. i almost pronounced his name correctly. >>> did the football star know she was an avitar? manti te'o said he briefly lied after learning his girlfriend was a girl fraud but maintain he's played no parts in the hoax. the love sick line backer admitted to katie couric, he found out kekoa didn't exist on december 6th,

when i went out to cover "the voice" and we interviewed adam, all my girlfriends were texting me.y all wanted -- >> his number? >> they all think they might have a shot. just a real quick wrapp up on te weather. >> morning flurries and snow showers ending. watch out monday morning. of course, we'be

and i had lots of fans texting me, they hate the ravens and love the 9ers. >>> repairs begin on a bay bridge following the tanker scrape. >> the hefty price tag and how long it will take. >>> and to honor martin luther king's birthday, hundreds of people in the bay area are going to hop on a train. i'll explain why. >>> and the best surfers in the world go head to head off the san mateo coast, the scene at this week's mavericks when we come back. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm halfway to your heart ♪ ♪ you have to let me know ♪ ♪ so i don't make my worst mistake ♪ ♪ turn around and let you go ♪ [ female announcer ] when sweet and salty come together, the taste is irresistible. made with sweet, smooth peanut butter and salted, roasted peanuts. sweet and salty nut bars by nature valley. nature at its most delicious. you can't move the tv there. yuh-huh. we have the wireless receiver. listen. back in my day, there was no u-verse wireless receiver that let you move the tv away from the tv outlet. we can move it to the kitchen, the patio, the closet and almost anywhere. why would you want a tv in the closet? [

jim is the only person who never texts me or e-mails me about a party at my house. et texts, they disappear. then he doesn't get e-mails either. >> but you always say reply now. reply with the answer now! >> stephanie: well? >> i leave my phone charging sometimes somewhere. >> stephanie: all right. you never get e-mails either, whatever. >> i get texts when my phone is charging. >> stephanie: jim is like -- i don't know, somehow i picture him by like candlelight with a quill pen. i had to change my cell phone plan. i didn't know what data was. what do i have? i didn't know if i had unlimited text -- unlimited data? i had to ask. what's data? because i'm over in my texting. i'm over so i had to switch. >> unlimited texting. >> stephanie: right. because you know, when you have to -- a new thing going on, you text a little more. that's not important now. [ buzzer ] >> really? [ ♪ dramatic ♪ ] >> stephanie: it's not important. the point is i don't know -- i didn't know that text -- so data does not include texts. what is data? >> data is like internet and apps and stuff

>> she texted my client the next day, stating, quote, i know you didn't rape me. >> do you have that >> we do. that's something that is going to be introduced at trial. >> and what -- did he reply? >> that's something that's going to be introduced at trial. yes. >> why do you think she sent that? >> because i don't think she thinks she was raped. >> now, the lawyer says he has that text message. he would not show it to me, but he says it will be used and he intends to use the alleged victim about it. >> wow, that is an explosive new piece of information. the attorney, i understand, also made a claim about the photo, the disturbing photo that has gotten so much attention in online media. what did he say about that? >> that's right. this is a photograph that by now we have all seen. in this photograph, lawyer identified his client as being the person standing on the right. and the other defendant, he said, is standing on the left. that's identified as malik richmond. he said this photograph, he used the term staged, however he says about that photograph, that in fact in it, the girl is

>> i have been having people text me all night from congress. i've been talking to and lo

text me, text mess, text mess. why don't you write a letter, dummy. spotify me. barf. you know what i want a groupon for? a moment's peace. >> in conclusion it is always a good idea to trust your instincts more and gadgets less or else you might take a wrong turn on to the ridiculist. erin burnett "outfront" starts next. >>> an "outfront" investigation in to a booming business birth tourism. four women giving birth in the united states so their kids will be citizens and it's not from where you would expect. let's go ""outfront."" >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, the battle over super storm sandy. so the house of representatives is going to vote tonight, really just imminently, on a 49 house republicans voted against the final bill and we will speak to one in a moment this may sound like an easy vote to you because disaster relief always gets approved but when it comes to spending this country's money every dollar counts. as we saw with the fiscal cliff battle not everyone in washington thinks this kind of money is worth it. >> $16 billion is to q

i would give him the benefit of the doubt, allow him the opportunity to text me the next day during the and i would respond back quickly so that he knows this is how i like to be treated, and this is how i want you to set up our relationship. >> ian, what is happening? is this eroding, like, relationships because there's less contact and more group stuff? >> i think social media is putting too much information out there. it's kind of stripping courtship of some of the mystery, and i think all of this texting, social media, internet, it's kind of like a faucet that is always on, and you just have to decide when you're going to turn it off. i think you have to be able to step outside of the group, and i actually have heard from a lot of people who are going back to phones. they're saying they're going even back to e-mail. >> are you? >> that's going -- >> it makes them stand out from the crowd. if a guy actually calls, he makes an impression. >> exactly. >> i notice that recently when guys ask for my number, i'll give them my e-mail because you're going to be able to actually communicate

>> i have been having people text me all night from congress. i've been talking to and lobbying a lot of people down there. it is just very, very frustrating when i'm seeing what happens in the house. why is it other places that had natural disasters, the country united. and new jersey, which by the way sends much more money to the federal government than it gets back, we just want them to be >>> pow, right in the kisser. let's play "hardball." ♪ >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. let me start tonight with this. yesterday a day of infamy for the republican party. general colin powell told the vivid, nasty truth. he blasted his party, especially its leaders, for engaging in flagrant race-baiting. many of his points have been made on "hardball." the racist language about the president of the united states shucking and jiving, about him being lazy, the unending background assault of the birthers saying the president is not legitimate, not even an authentic american. again, the general did what i and others have been pounding for mo

text and drive. but when somebody told me texting and walking aught to be banned, i thought come on, seriously? apparently, yes, seriously. to england where a woman was walking along texting her boyfriend. utterly failing to see the canal right in front of her. she falls in there. she just wasn't looking. she says out of the corner of her eye, she thought she saw some ice, but it was the water. she fell right in. she was in trouble. it was cold. luckily, a passer by helped get her out of there. then again, so will this video, which has now gone viral and will be there to embarrass her when she's old enough to have grandchildren. >> it is dangerous, i've seen that. that's not good. >> crossing water? >> we want to hear what you think. send your e-mails to mcginty's mail bag. the address is mailbag@wusa9.com. 9news now will be so if you have a flat tire, dead battery, need a tow or lock your keys in the car, geico's emergency roadside assistance is there 24/7. oh dear, i got a flat tire. hmmm. uh... yeah, can you find a take where it's a bit more dramatic on that last line, yeah? yeah i got it ri

we have to keep this going. >> where's the crazy text you sent me? azy text? >> we have huge crowds in new orleans, key west, florida, but of course this is the major celebration in the united states. >> did we see the picture in the white house bathroom? did you know that psy was here with mc hammer? >> we have hundreds of thousands of people who have been here for hours. >> if anyone was here earlier, i did drop one card into the crowd and i actually think it was a very embarrassing text that anderson sent me. >> kathy sh the guy in the mink coat wants to say hello. >> he's trying to say i heart you and you get me. >> he does get you. >> thank you. he said he hearts me, too. >> get in line. he saw my hair. >> there's a lot of tradition here. we're close to the univision people and they're always having a great time. >> and they always outrate us. isn't spanish the most spoken language in the world? >> i don't know the answer to that question. can you answer this question, who are the first guests of season two of "kathy" on bravo on january 10 9/sm.

texts? >> let me begin with some facts about the role of literature in the common core standards. a better ideas percolating. there isn't a teacher on this panel, the voice of teachers is strong here. each superintendent talked about connecting to teacher leadership. john was talking about taking lead. there is an exciting thing going on in this country. teachers are making beautiful things and they are becoming consumer reports of quality that you are talking about. it is exciting. a more beautiful account of this question of the viper role of literature in the standards then i can speak. please read it. it is thoughtful and beautiful. look at an article as a science teacher about the opportunity to bring richard sources to bear. the voice of teachers is the true triumphant voice here. to return to the beltway, let's go to the facts standards. we only assessed reading and mathematics. reading would sometimes narrow. just some stories and fiction. then it would do mathematics. guess what happened to history and the arts? aat's where they asked for balance were kids read richly. th