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text messages?> sara and cheryl read the text messages in silence. >> and cheryl immediately got on the phone to call their attorney. >> yeah. i don't know where these text messages came from, but we're not going to talk to anybody else. we're done. >> with that, the joneses ended the interview and their cooperation with police. that night sara wrote a resignation letter to the school and, she says, a suicide letter to her parents. >> to lose my job, to lose my marriage, to lose all these things was very, very destructive. and that night i had gone home and i didn't know how i was going to do it, and i wrote letters to my parents, i did a whole lot of things that i -- >> saying goodbye. >> yep. just i don't know why this is happening, but i don't want to deal with it anymore. >> sara's parents took that threat seriously and sent her to the hospital. after 48 hours on suicide watch, she was released. but the biggest blow was yet to come. police were about to make their move. >> coming up, sara had li

to under score texting is a two way process, texting while driving can have fatal consequence autos having a patrol officer write nay report that a text was sent at 12:05 is the reason she is dead is not something that will ever go away. >> simple lol or a ya may take only seconds but police point out looking down for five seconds at 55 miles per hour means you're driving the blind, the length of a football field. >> warning period is over for san francisco drivers they're going have to start feeding pete kbleerts or get a ticket. until now, violateors just received a warning. not anymore. city says this isn't about money but increasing parking turnover in business areas. san francisco stands to rake in $1.7 million a year under the new policy. >> new research at uc berkeley links memory loss to the quality of a person's sleep. the findings show the slow brain waves generated help store long term memories. researchers say the quality as a person grows oldser can have affect on memory and brain detereration, better sleep can mean healthier brain fumpblgs. this study funded by national insti

you know, some guys are going to text regardless. they'll even text just one word. hey.you doing? >> ryan, if you want to ask a girl out, okay, you see a girl and think she's cute, how do you do it? i mean, do you text her? do you say meet us with a group of friends? how do you do it? >> no, i'm not a fan of this hang out dating thing. i think because i want to screen the girl before i go and introduce her to my friends. i think i -- >> what does that mean? how do you screen the girl? >> i like the one-on-one, the face-to-face kind of -- >> you want to physically meet her? >> oh, yeah. absolutely. >> he's a southern gentleman. >> i'm a southern gentleman. raised by great parents. you know, that's what i was taught to do. texting versus phone calls, it depends on what kind of relationship you have with them preexisting. say i knew them beforehand, i would probably give them a call, but if we just kind of met, you know, through a friend or something, maybe a text, you know, to spur it on, and then a call to confirm. >> let's talk about the scenario and the times. guys text

text? 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 not u

was different from the hebrew text on this word. augustine says it is a mistranslation but he says the holy spirit puts the translation into greek deliberately looking ahead to mary's conception. so that's something that rather than deny that there's a problem augustine used it and made another nicer point. >> but that's not scholarship, is it? >> well, i think it's scholarship to acknowledge when there is actually a conflict rather than to deny there is one. >> of course in mythology, greek parnology there is birth from virgins. >> in roman imperial mythtology, augustus mother was a virgin, alexander the great's mother was a virgin. >> you mean in that type of mythtology. >> they didn't allude to isiah because they weren't jews. one way of saying a person is important is to have their mom be a virgin at the birth of the hero. >> who was sells us. >> he wasn't a roman historian, i was a floss fur. >> clus. >> yes. >> he wrote a book on the true teaching he criticized judaism and christianity. >> what did he say jesus' origin was. >>

texting is a two-way process. textings someone who is driving can have fatal consequences, having a highway patrol officer write in the report that a text message was sent at 12:05 is the reason that she is dead is not something that will ever go away. >> texting a simple lol or yeah may only take a few seconds but police point out looking down for five seconds at 55 miles an hour means you are driving the length after football field. david loui, abc7 news. >>> no more warnings. starting tomorrow you will have to feed the meter in san francisco on sundays. the new policy went into effect at the beginning of the year. on sundays you must pay for metered parking between noon and six p.m. meter readers have handed out 1100 warnings since then. but not anymore. if your meter is expired you will get a ticket. the tickets are $72 downtown, $62 everwhere else. officials insist it's not about money but to help parking turnover. >> officials are bringing back a one-year-old program to help businesses in chinatown during th

we're a texting society. if you send a text message that sounds something like this. >> have to get some drinkies this week. >> you may begin to go through the five stages of text grief. >> she usually gets back to quickly. she must not have gotten it. something must have happened. >> the first stage, denial. you start worrying. did she get the text? maybe her service is bad. maybe her phone is did. then you get to the second stage, anger. >> lol. lol. >> you start second guessing all the things you wrote, all that weird stuff. now she's not texting back. now you are thinking i've blown it. >> i said drinkies. >> what sounds good to you in your head never translates. >> can you recall the text like an e-mail. >> they go on to bargaining where maybe just follow it up with the jk or unsend the text. then depression. >> going to be alone again. >> the fifth set, acceptance. >> never meant to be. >> until possibly this happens. >> oh, hang on. she was just eating lunch. she would love to have drinkies this week.

texting is a two-way process.s someone who is driving can have fatal consequences, having a highway patrol officer write in the report that a text message was sent at 12:05 is the reason that she is dead is not something that will ever go away. >> texting a simple lol or yeah may only take a few seconds but police point outlook down for five seconds at 55 miles an hour means you are driving the length after football field. david loui, abc7 news. >>> no more warnings. starting tomorrow you will have to feed the meter in san francisco on sundays. the new policy went into effect at the beginning of the year. on sundays you must pay for metered parking between noon and six pm. meter readers have handed out 1100 warnings since then. but not anymore. if your meter is expired you will get a ticket. seventy-two dollars downtown, $62 everiy else. officials insist it's not about money but to help parking turnover. >> officials are bringing back a one-year-old program to help businesses in chinatown during the lunar new year

was she really texting? >> i was checking a text message wild driving at a stoplight.nd i got caught. while it-driving. >> you will also get caught if you do not get a voice activation text. the voice activation text app. >> just that one could save you a trip to the courthouse or save you from having to say " i got caught behaving badly ". >> and emeryville, stanley roberts kron 4 >> temperatures in the '20s and the 30's. there is of a frost tonight and for saturday. there are temperatures it not going to budge. cold conditions for the morning and afternoon. temperatures are going to be in the 30's. temperatures are going to drop off this evening. and i think that we are going to see cold conditions overnight. 27 in santa rosa, 28 in fairfield 27 in pleasanton, livermore, 29 and concord, and also 33 in san jose. 30's through san mateo. and these 40 reading will be in san francisco with a freeze warning. the frost advisory for the bayshore from 2:00 until 9:00 areas of frost the windshield is probably going to be frozen with frost. give yourself some extra time. usuall

millions to drive home the message that it can wait if you get a text on the road.yan got into a crash. >> will it change your think increasing. >> sure. i don't have a car in san jose ben when i go home i will not text and drive. >> are you just saying that? >> no, i promise, i am changed. >> san jose police let students know they are planning 42 enforcement events to get drivers whether they are text or talking and issued 123 citations last year, most of the 3,500 crashes involved distracted driers. >> it is difficult for people to break the habit because we get more and more comfortable with the technology we have and we have this sense of confidence that we can text a quick response to something. >> as part of a safety campaign, at&t has an app that intercepts text messages when you drive sending a reply that you will text back when it is safe and it can take a real hive story which at&t has turned into public service announcements to underscore that texting is a two-way process. texting someone who is driving can have faith consequences. >> having a highway pat

whether texting or talking on a mobile phone. 123 citations last year most of the 3500 crashes last year involved distracted drivers. >> i think it's difficult for people to break the habit because we get more and more comfortable with the technology we have and we have this sense of confidence we can just text a quick reponce to something or quick phone call to get information. >> as part of safety campaign at&t has an app that intercept text message when driving sending a reply that you will text back when safe to do so. sometimes it take as real life story which at&t turned into public service announcement to under score texting is a 2 way process. texting someone who is driving can have fatal consequences. >> having a highway patrol officer l write in a report that text september at 12:05 is the reason that she is dead is fought something that will ever go away. >>reporter: texting simple l o l or yes may take few seconds but police say that looking did you know for 5 seconds at 55 miles an hour means you are driving blind th

he was the one that allegedly received this text. now he has not shown us the text.nd we also don't know, randi, whether there were other texts that preceded this or followed it or what the tone was. we also don't know the -- actually we hear the timing of this which is also interesting, according to the lawyer, this text message was sent two days after the parties took place. however, let's remember the context of this. we've seen that blurred photograph. a photograph that was taken of -- according to the liars -- both of their clients carrying this girl who appears to be limp, carrying her by her hands and legs. and there was testimony at a hearing in october that said that this girl was unconscious most of the night and very, very drunk. of course we went to the victim -- alleged victim's attorney and asked him about the text message. while he wouldn't confirm it, he did say this -- >> this young girl was unconscious. so she wouldn't have the ability to know whether she was raped or not on the day after or two days after, three, whatever the timing of that was. we

and biblical discussions, texts are prove what got us thinking.in our discussions of the founders, was to collect device, once you create a high mind, you can apply to any sentence that anyone of them never spoke as if it were the opinion of the entire collective and that's what's happening. that's what a lot of people today do and spend an enormous amount of money doing it. they take from a david burton's original intent is the one i focus on the most year. you've got thousands of quotations by hundreds of people listed as founding fathers, about half of the were not supporters of the comp to shame. samuel adam said john hancock and pesce kenrick, george mason, people who are anti-featherless leaders who are then taken to be something like the collective mentality can use to interpret the constitution that most of them support. >> host: what does saddam hussein have to say say about religion? what have they been used to argue that the government and religion? >> guest: the founder of the rights of the founding fathers were christian. they believe

. >> host: the primary text could be the bible or the constitution. there is a certain space impulse behind that that we don't need and eletes telling us. so it is somewhat restored. this is one of the things you're but does a wonderful show highlighting is that there isn't a founding. there are many founding seen in fact we might be going profound moments now. the quality is continually changing. so we can't just look at one particular moment to understand how the country works. so, let's say that a liberal publisher or kind of a liberal political activist calls you up and says we read your book and we agree with everything you said. we are talking here of this being the province of the right wing. as a kind of the cultural critic and the pole to the cultural critic that you are in this book is that a good thing? >> guest: no, i would be horrified because i think that it is a group of liberals being as distorting and simplistic about the founding fathers as the conservatives currently are being and i think it is free possible. i think you could have

we haven't seen the text. nor do we know what else she texted. that affect the case and if so, how so? >> it could ask the case. this will be proven or disproven with social media. if she sends him a text message saying i know you did not rape me, a jury will look at that at some point in time and says does that help disprove the prosecution's case? it would sound like strong evidence. we would have to see the tape with the text. you know something, randi? a lot more is coming out the more we hear about this story. how many phones were there? how many drunken high school kids were close by and in a position to observe? we're going to find out a lot more about this story as the weeks go on. >> i do want to mention this internet hacker group called anonymous. they were the ones who posted the picture showing a girl whose face is blurred being carried by her hands and feet by the two males. now the defense attorney for one of the accused confirms to cnn that his client is in the photo but says the image is taken out of context. certainly we can't te

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what did that text say? >> reporter: well, the text says "i know you didn't rape me."s allegedly sent by the young girl here who is the alleged victim in this case. sent according to the client to her alleged attacker. and, you know, we have not seen it. we asked to see it. we don't know how many text messages before or after it. so we can't tell the context. however, this is what the alleged attacker's lawyer had to say about it. >> the prosecutor's office had given them written verification that charges would not be filed against them if they agreed to testify. >> reporter: what are you saying? >> well, i'm saying very clearly. i think the inference clearly is they will not be charged with a crime if they cooperate and if they testify regarding what they saw and whether or not it's truthful, that can taint the process. that's my concern. >> reporter: now, that is the attorney representing trent mays, 16 years old. he is actually talking there about a claim that he is making that the ohio attorney general's office, the prosecutors, in this case he claims sent a letter

that was one of the text messages read in court. brian kuebler is here with some of the other things jurors listened to. >> reporter: michael johnson's cell phone was tapped. the conversations they recorded on text and phone supporter that theory this he killed phylicia barnes. the state continued to lay out the pieces of the puzzle to show the jury that michael johnson kelled phylicia barnes. prosecutors red several phone calls and text messages from michael johnson's wiretapped phone. he texted his girlfriend at time that quote i feel like everything is about to hit the fan. johnson went on to say he still had a few options, one of them being to leave the country. then in another text conversation with his older brother johnson asked if he were to start another life somewhere else and become wanted here, could he be arrested. the record said johnson's brother's response was you have to see what countries extradite. the state played a phone call between johnson and his brother in which they discussed the amount of prison team he wo

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>> she texted my client the next day stating, quote, i know you didn't rape me. >> do you have that text we do. and that is 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, he would not allege or show us that text. we want to go -- we've re-established contact with mr. madison. sir, you represent one of the accused boys, malik richmond. how does your client explain the photo taken in which he is shown holding the alleged victim by her hands or feet? >> well, a photograph is just a moment in time. it's that millimeter or millisecond, however the shutter speed is set on the particular camera. and although pictures can be misleading and in this case out of context, it does not suggest the activity prior to the photo being taken and/or after the photo that was taken. and obviously it's a still so there's no audio. there will be evidence and discussion around the circumstances before and after the photogra

the study, they found the voice control text messaging, resulting in the higher mental demand. that might be why some drivers, they avoid using that voice activated technology. >> you're still going to want to look down and make sure that it was right. you'll probably see something that was incorrect and go back and type it and then you just spent more time. >> reporter: in place of the cat views, that they would need to write. >> yeah, you don't want to mess with that. put the phone down, honestly the best way to go. >> more snow video to bring you tonight. let's take a look at it today. it wasn't enough to bring it down to a halt for a lot of people as they had the big delays. you've got to take it easy as we are not used to winter weather when it's been like this. that's the good news today, the best driving snow that you could have today. a live look outside. that's at the kennedy center. the high temperature of 29. right now it's 26. the dew point at 0. the humidity at 5%. winds are northwest at 13 as they will be calming down here shortly. the snowfall amounts, .4 inches

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do you have that text? >> we do. that is something that is going to be introduced at trial. >> reporter: and did he reply? >> that's something that's going to be introduced at trial. yes. >> reporter: why do you think she sent that? >> because i don't think she thinks she was raped. >> reporter: he would not show that or any other text. the teenage girl's attorney won't confirm any text message. >> this young girl was unconscious, so she wouldn't have the ability to know whether she was raped or not on the day after or two days after or three days after, whatever the timing of that was. we also don't know and we don't know whether the defendant -- trying to coerce or talk people into making statements or trying to build up the defense for themselves after they started realizing this thing kind of unfolded. >> reporter: police say it unfolded like this. the alleged rape occurred during all-night partying august 11th. on august 14th at 1:40 in the morning, the alleged victim's mom goes to police with a flash drive of t

we also don't know the context of it, whether that's the only text, whether there were several texts, did some precede it, follow it, what was the tone. these are all some of the unanswered questions that we have. here's the time line to remind people of this. the alleged rape occurred on august 11th during a night of partying where the alleged victim was described as drunk or unconscious much of that time. on that same date at -- excuse me. on august 14th at 1:40 in the morning, that is when police say the mother, after seeing a lot of tweets and seeing this explode on the internet, found out about it and went to police to file a report. on that same day, august 14th, that is when the text message was allegedly sent, the particular one that we're talking about. marty? >> i know, susan, there's been sort of some discrepancies talked about the victim and what state she might have been in. and i'm wondering, what does her attorney say about her physical state? >> reporter: well, that, of course, is what we wanted to know, too. he will not comment, nor will many other people, about the e

>> she texted my client the next day stating, quote, i know you didn't rape me. >> do you have that text we do. and that is 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, he would not allege or show us that text. we want to go -- we've re-established contact with mr. madison. sir, you represent one of the accused boys, malik richmond. how does your client explain the photo taken in which he is shown holding the alleged victim by her hands or feet? >> well, a photograph is just a moment in time. it's that millimeter or millisecond, however the shutter speed is set on the particular camera. and although pictures can be misleading and in this case out of context, it does not suggest the activity prior to the photo being taken and/or after the photo that was taken. and obviously it's a still so there's no audio. there will be evidence and discussion around the circumstances before and after the photogra

we actually mam managed to get ahold of some of their texts. first jim texted, how's your team?ow's your nightlight? then he was like, good. how's your bedwetting? and he was like, good. how's your ted dy bear you slep with until you were 12? >> mr. cuddles? i mean, what teddy bear? how is the lunch lady you had a crush on? >> that's0gz it, i'm calling mo >> you guys arexñ headed out to the respective cities. >> i'm in san francisco, natalie in baltimore. >> baltimore. >> that's all friday morning. of course, we've been talking about( ha in new orleans. but here in new york city, natalie and tamron versus yours truly and mr. geist, super bowl cookoff. >> i think the girls have it. >> you've been doing a lot of trash talk. all day, she really has. >> i've talked to some people, i won't name any names. >> in the kitchen. >> and said willie's recipe and yours were laughable. those were the words, laughable. >> keep talking. >> we know how to bring it. we talk it because we can bring it. >> go ahead. >> it's just that way. >> see you in a few minutes. >> okay. here is a great way to

texts, tweets. some say 30% of dating site users are cheaters, and the social networking sites like facebook get a bad rap as marriage breakers, allowing us to rapidly reconnect with that high school sweetheart or meet a total stranger the minute our marriages hit the doldrums. but there's a flip side. john nazarian, a hard-nosed p.i., joined me in a seedy hotel room to explain what's going on. >> privacy doesn't exist no more. >> reporter: privacy doesn't exist anymore? >> it's over. >> reporter: lipstick on a collar is no longer the cheat's biggest problem. >> nick, technology is going to get you caught at some point. technology is killing the cheater. >> reporter: an electronic infidelity trail was near impossible to erase. it was text messages that played a role in the down fall of tiger woods. >> the picture was of me. >> reporter: congressman anthony weiner a laughing stock after sending photos of his manhood to young women on twitter. an e-mail did for cia director, the retired general david

the text is the sole source that the judge ought to be used in making the judgment. c-span: you, the last part of this book is "13 falsities exposed." >> guest: yeah. c-span: the first one is the false notion that the spirit of a statute should prevail over it letter. >> guest: yeah. c-span: are you exposing this falsity? is this your idea of a falsity, or is this what is taught in law school? >> guest: oh, i mean, there's -- it is said in some supreme court opinions. you know, sometimes, you know, the letter of the law is contrary to its spirit, and its spirit must prevail. that's nonsense. the letter of the law is the letter of the law. that's what we're governed by. we're not governed by some judicial determination of spirit which could be anything. the statement comes up often. it is an empowerment of judges, judges can simply say, oh, yes, the text says that, but that's contrary to the spirit of the law, and we're going to go ahead and do whatever we like. i mean, that's just not democratic self-government if people can't have their representatives write a statu

text?we do. >> that is something that will be introduced at trial. >> did he reply? >> that is something that will be introduced at trial. yes. >> why do you think she sent that? >> because i don't think she thinks she was raped. >> your client is alleged victim holding the alleged victim by the hands and feet. >> a photograph is just a moment in time. however the shutter speed is set. pictures can be misleading, in this case, out of context t does not suggest the activity prior to the photo being taken or after the photo that was taken. obviously, it is a still there. is no audio. there will be evidence in discussion around the circumstances before and after the photograph. you know, the context of the entire evening, in particular, at that time with the photo, it is unfair. that it's made its way around the internet in the fashion that it has. and this is one of the major problems we're encountering at this point with social media. >> let me interrupt for just a moment. it's not a questio

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and share text messages. ernest joe is more like a father to ray lewis than just a former coach. >> when he usually send me a 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 imp

>> the court said they were texting. do you know what they were texting about.on their kids. that s hogwash. >> judge jeanine: dr. knight acknowledges he once told her if she saw his pants bulging it is because she would know her clothing was too revealing and he texts her and she doesn't answer his text and she loses her job. >> it is the wrong claim. it is not a constitutional claim, okay. >> judge jeanine: i don't care -- >> it is the wrong claim. >> she may have a suit against him and a valid lawsuit. >> don't say that again. >> she mehmet okur have may hd lawsuit. the boot texted h her how many orgasms are you having? is this -- the boss text ited her how many orgasms are you having. it is not a constitutional violation. i would take the suit for sexual harassment. she was not fired based upon a constitutional violation. >> judge jeanine: would you stop with the constitutional issue. you can fire her, does that mean she should skank up before she goes to work so she doesn't turn on her boss? >> the court was not summoned to determine an employment litigatio

first jim texted -- "how's your team?"ghter ] then john texted, "good, how's your night light?" [ laughter ] then, he was like, "good. how's your bedwetting?" [ laughter ] then he was like "good, how's your teddy bear that you slept with until you were 12?" [ laughter ] and he was like "mr. cuddles? i mean what teddy bear? [ laughter ] how's the 60-year-old lunch lady you had a crush on?" [ laughter ] then he texted, "selma? i mean, what lunch lady? either way, she's cooler than you." [ laughter ] and he texted back, "way cooler than you?" and finally, he said "that's it, i'm calling mom." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] don't text mom. don't get mom involved. hey you guys, get this. china is close to lifting its 13-year ban on selling video game consoles such as xbox and playstation in the country. chinese kids are super excited, but their parents are like "no xbox or playstation until you're finished building those xboxes and playstations." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] what? [ clicking sounds ] [ laughter ]

. >> that brings us to today's ravens text question. send a text to this number. text the letter "a" for john, "b" for jim, "c" if you think they both will make it. check the letter declared "d" if you think both teams will fall this weekend. and the early voting shows the majority of you predict a hardball bowl. results tonight at 11. the atlantic coast conference lawsuit against the university of maryland being called extortion. the university announced it would join the big 10 conference next year. >> it is clearly illegal. they're trying to extort $53 million from the university of maryland and deprive their students and athletic programs of that money. >> they claim the maryland of that $53 million -- owed that $53 million. he is suing the acc, claiming the conference's exit fee is an illegal penalty and violation of antitrust law. >governor martin o'malley unveis an ambitious gun-control package. he is proposing a broadbent on assault weapons and a limit to the size of the magazine's -- broad ban on assault weapons and a limit to the size of the gun magazine

i want to text this to sean hannity now that i have unlimited texting, i'm going to text it to him everyrnment spending under obama. >> you do have his personal cell, don't you? >> stephanie: i do. text him this graph because i think we played a clip yesterday where -- the president is spending -- the president is spending -- >> that's a lie. >> stephanie: that's the way it sounds in my head. does he say it differently? >> a little bit. with a long island accent. >> stephanie: anyway. as you can see under bush, it was very high. under p.o.t.u.s., at a low. we talked about this graph before. government at an all-time low. exhaustedly, we've said on the program. putting the two wars on the show. medicaid part b, it is now obama's spending -- all right. oh, look, it is future husband stack. [ ♪ "world news tonight" ♪ ] i need someone that cares about me. >> well apparently you have -- >> stephanie: i'm gesturing at jim. he doesn't know because he doesn't pay attention to me. >> because i'm trying to read e-mail. >> during the show? >> stephanie: i'm talking. reading while i'm talking. you'r

>> she texted my client the next day stating, quote, i know you didn't rape me. >> do you have that textdo, and that is something that's going to be introduced at trial. >> and did he reply? >> that's something that's going to be introduced at trial, yes. >> why do you think she said that? >> because i don't think she thinks she was raped. >> now, the girl was unconscious apparently during the assault. neeman was not show us the alleged text nor describe any context. the girl's attorney declined to comment on the message that was sent. >>> in 20 minutes dr. drew pinsky weighs in on the case and what it says about our society. >>> after last month's school shooting in newtown, connecticut, three gun shows in the northeast were canceled. in one town the police chief imposed a moratorium on gun shows, but yesterday organizers of an anti-gun show in stanford, connecticut, went ahead with their event just 40 miles from newtown, and hundreds of prospective buyers showed up. >> anybody who has no feelings for what happened up there, something is wrong with them, okay? i do, but yet if you look,

. >> the tabi got none of the benefits and the worst parts, texting. >> you accepted texting. >> an eight-hour phone call. >> he claims he went to sleep with her breathing on the phone. >> so how much studying was he doing if he was on the phone for eight hours with her at a time? >> he was playing football. >> it is a story you cannot question because you are -- >> how dare you? >> we did the lance arm stropping story and -- the lance armstrong story and how dare you question that? everybody at this table knows somebody with cancer. so don't give me that crap. we knew he was lying. you brought it up and it was like, how dare you? if you do anything that has to do with people or climate change. >> and he had the sensitive male cancer you can't talk about. >> exactly. >> well, i have been told i am the cancer of "red eye" so you can't question this show. >> that you are, my friend. >>> from a fake boo to an expensive lou. did they spend too much on a butt hutch? i made that up, actually. i tell you that will catch on with the young kids. according to a new report, the interior department that i