you turn to the text. but in many ways, the text is like the building plan and it doesn't always explain exactly how things locked together when they could lock together in different ways. understanding that is really part of a context in which his original-ism and his textualism must be understood. some of the examples, there's many law professors who have taught over theyears , they talk about marbury as this great triumph of justice marshall figuring out very cleverly how to get around that. as leos has written, before he was on the bench, then professor scalia would explain how this is really how the constitution and supreme law is supposed to work. this contextualism has a problem because there's nothing in the text that says judicial review or what the court's power should be. it says about rule of law and it says about that but in our seminars, we could be much more simple about it. he would just say marshall probably dries federalist 78. the fact is, you can take most of the landmark opinions of th

>> like you said a wrong text. we just kept communicating, i guess. >> reporter: when you got this text from wanda, what did you think? >> i knew this could not be my grandma. she doesn't know how to text. >> reporter: when you found out this wasn't your grandson, did you think about revoking the invite? >> no, i didn't actually. when i saw it wasn't my grandson then he asked me if he could still have a plate, i said of course, grandmas feed you. >> reporter: grand mas do do that. i love them for that. when you found out, not your grandma and you asked for a plate, did you expect her to have you come in for thanksgiving? >> i did not expect a response. she side come on. >> reporter: i do have real family here. these aren't fake family members. you are the actual grandson that she was trying to get in contact with. is this the type of grandma she is, open invites? >> if i had friends who did not have a place to go, everyone is welcome at grandma's house. >> reporter: you're not going to be replaced? >> he will be si

the text of the statute is the law. he said we are not banned by the intent of the legislators but by the laws in which they are enacted. the judges are free to pursue and expressed legislative intent. there is an enormous risk that judges will pursue their own objective and desires. when you were told to decide not of the basis of what the legislator said, but on the basis of what it stands for, surely your best shot of figuring out what the whatlature meant is to ask allies and intelligent person should have meant. conclusionring the that the law means what you ought to think it means. for that reason he argued the use of legislative history has facilitated rather than the turned -- rather than deterred decisions -- this, he concluded, is contrary to our great american ideal, a government of law. was not discouraged by this view from the fact that congress writes terrible laws. justice scalia explains if you are with an inane statute you are duty bound to produce an inane result. more put it even susceptible play, gar

i got a text from who this is? and i said it's grandma. >> reporter: enter jamal hinton who was on the receiving end of the text. since she said it was his grandma, he thought it might be but to confirm -- i texted him a picture. and i waited forward a response. and i got a text back from someone i don't know who says you're not my grandma. can i still have a plate? [ laughter ] >> reporter: once embarrassment of texting a complete stranger subsided she decided to respond. >> so i just went with my gut and i said sure! grandmas feed everybody. >> reporter: they posted the exchange on twitter on monday and it since exploded. >> reporter: tonight she had a chance to meet hinton thanks to the help of her other grandson. >> how are you ! >> reporter: and that offer to because an open road is always calling your name. because life is sweet. because every moment counts. midfirst bank will always be true to your money - with convenient services that help you maximize the joys in life. with our $3.50 sub of the day, there'

a group text to her grandson. >> i said to him basically gonna come. i got a text from who this is? and i said it's grandma. >> reporter: enter jamal hinton who was on the receiving end of the text. since she said it was his grandma, he thought it might be but to confirm -- >> i ask forward a picture. >> i took a selfie at work. i texted him a picture. and i waited forward a response. and i got a text back from someone i don't know who says my grandma. can i still have a plate? [ laughter ] >> reporter: once embarrassment of texting a complete stranger subsided she decided to respond. >> so i just went with my gut and i said sure! grandmas feed everybody. >> reporter: they posted the exchange on twitter on monday and that was that. it since exploded. the help of her other grandson. >> how are you ! >> reporter: and that offer to >> high today of 79 degrees. cloud cover out there. pushing offer toward the east, that's a front, bringing cooler temperatures ahead for thursday tomorrow, thursday. freezing mark in flagstaff. 53 fres cot, >> trade rumors. >> no. next question. >>> in no m

>> if beverly was in trouble, she would know to text back her location. there was no response. >> the one that i got was "out having drinks with friends." and i was like going, well, >> the texts on beverly's husband's phone were just as deflating. they read "yes, sorry, phone been dead. having drinks now." carl jr. knew his mom would never go out and not tell anyone. >> i can't even tell you. to go from this she's okay, this is all over to the second we saw that screen and saw what those texts said we knew. someone has her phone. >> totally flipped me out. i said she's been took. responded to the call decided they needed backup. detective jeff allison rushed over to the property. >> beverly hadn't been missing for that long so why were you called that quickly? >> patrol division showed up and started speaking with the husband and determined that some of the factors in the case were odd. >> not only was beverly's car parked in the driveway, her purse was locked inside. >> did you have a grim feeling out of the gate that this woman did not disappear volunt

you press that and then you can take your text messages. that's what the other person as die you get all of these optionsns. can brave the text messaged her life you can use confetti or. if the other person has their own turn on again here sound effects. such as lasers or fireworks wer shooting stars. advanced, you look at the botto text message bar. you can take a picture. you can take a picture of lou maglio. you can just play around with these buttons you can take pictures, you can add text to the pictures. you got this scratchpad. then with this, you can say you see that thing on the right, you can send more information. you had to they bring out the new systems, and then wait till they get the bugs out and, i preparing for possible care in cyber attacks from election day. >> matt wright joins us what th experts say about what could happen. with just four more days until election, they warned of threads here and abroad. heightened alert, that someone, with early voting underway, concern is growing about potential attacks meant to impact

an accidental text turns into a thanksgiving invite. we'll hear from a young man who received a dinner invitation -- from a stranger... and why the woman still wants sweetie, you know what we're craving right now? crispy chicken and fried egg with bacon-like brunch. brunch? but it's 8pm-and it's tuesday- huh, i wonder if my mother would like to stay with us... here's what i'm thinking-brunch. all day, every day. should we get started? who wants coffee? introducing my new brunchfast menu. with 10 delicious items like my bacon and egg chicken sandwich, sometimes grandmas need a little help texting or using social media. well -- one arizona woman doesn't regret sending out the wrong text. she thought she was texting her grandson an invite to thanksgiving dinner... but turns out -- it went to a stranger! the sweet grandma left the invitation open. (nats) "somebody pick up... pick up!" the holidays can be a stressful time... getting the whole family together..can be tough especially when you have the wrong number! (jamal hinton/ invited to t

i hollered at the officer, i said "come here, beverly texted me." >> word that beverly was texting gaveveryone hope. >> i was ecstatic, this is good, her phone has died. >> across town, brenda and stacy got texts of their own. >> our phones started beeping at the same time with texts. >> and it was -- >> like such an eerie feeling. i was just like oh, my gosh. >> what was she saying to you two? >> she said "i'm sorry, my phone has been dead and i just turned it back on." >> it sounded promising but a little off. concerned, brenda used the safety check the office had come up with. she texted beverly the special code. i said can you tell me if you left the red folder on my desk? >> if beverly was in trouble, she would know to text back her location. there was no response. >> the one that i got was "out having drinks with friends." and i was like going, well, we're right here. >> the texts on beverly's husband's phone were just as deflating. they read "yes, sorry, phone been dead. having drinks now." carl jr. knew his mom would never go out and not tell anyone. >> i can't even tell you. to

bam, bam, bam, three texts. i hollered at the officer, come here, beverly texted me. >> word that beverly texting gave everyone hope. >> i was ecstatic. this is done. i was like her phone it died, she got it charged, it's good. >> brenda and stacy got texts of their own. >> our phones both started beeping at the same time with texts. >> it was such an eerie feeling. i was just like, oh, my gosh. >> what was he saying to you two? >> she said, i'm sorry, my phone has been dead and i just turned it back on. >> it sounded promising but a little off. concerned brenda used that safety technique the office came up with and texted beverly with the special code. i said "can you tell me if you left the red folder on my desk?" >> if beverly were in trouble, she would text back her location. >> there was no response. >> the one i got was, "i'm out having drinks with friends." i was like going, well, we're right here. >> the ones on her husband's phone were just as deflating. they read, yes, sorry, phone been dead. having dr

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that text involved the constituent we're told or a polluter. the i-team offered repeatedly to sit down here at city hall and of the have the councilman councilman stressed the importance of detail at these meetings. so we had to ask this. >> had enough that detail when you're not really paying attention to it because your watching the ballgame. >> everybody knows the detail. because you can hear what's being read. >> resolution 120616, those taxpayers, not persuaded by the explanation hoping our reporting needs to change. >> are you buying that? >> know. not at all. hopefully maybe this'll make them change their ways. >> we'll be watching. >> ed, thank you. since they put a spotlight on local leaders like this, some of you have suggested others we should look at for so the i-team might be paying more visits. police and state authorities people and maple heights. they were called and asked to conduct a welfare check on because no one had been seen at the house lately. officers found two people deceased inside. because of the death has not been r

so i texted back and found a new grand mom. >> reporter: text stated what time thanksgiving dinner wouldey exchanged selfies they knew it was a mix up but instead of taking back invite grand mom wand a extended it. >> i was like wow, she's really nice. i should go. she seems really sweet. just a nice lady i guess. >> reporter: we were there when they met for the first time before breaking bed next week. >> military families, so we would invite vets over, that we didn't know either for thanksgiving dinner. so it is not uncommon, but i haven't done that for quite a long time so, i'm happy that you actually want to come over. >> i do. >> jamal and wand a have a lot in common like open mind and open hearts but there is one thing that jamal could help wand a with her texting. >> i saw a picture. even they i invited him i did not the think for a second he would want to come to my house after seeing my picture. >> it wasn't bad. >> my family all takes great selfies. my family teases me because do i bad selfies because i always have the phone down and they are like put it up. >> well, put the ph

. >>> and thanksgiving text message mixup. how a grandmother's dinner. >>> "nightly news" begins right now. >>> good evening. the name-dropping of those under consideration for top roles in a trump white house grows louder by the hour. now seated among the names of trump loyal exists a head-snapping lists of outspoken critics including mitt romnho derail trump's nomination. the question tonight is when trump is burying the latchet and turning the page or simply injecting reality show-style drama into the weeding business of building an administration. hallie jackson has new developments. ? >> reporter: donald trump doesn't forget insults. mitt romney's delivered plenty. >> donald trump is a phony. a fraud. >> reporter: the feeling was mutual. >> so mitt is a very the former gop nominee who didn't vote for president-elect trump is under consideration for secretary of state, according to a source with direct knowledge of the president-elect's thinking. >> you need people of quality like mitt romney to be considered for the gover

i text a tip to police. we will hear from mothers that have lost their sons to violence and hear what they have to say about the system. >>> it seems like you were a bit surprised. >> yes, i assumed that everything you do on your phone was tracked. when i went through the system what is great it is in realtime. you see a bad guy on the street you text it to police and they process it. >> problems with being snitch is the trust issues. that will likely be the hard part to convince people that there's no footprint and you can text without it coming back behind you. >> gone are the days of walking up to a police car. i could be texting you or a text to police, no one will know. >>> look forward to that. >>> thanks, henry. >>> you bet. >> >> a day after raiders' big win last night in mexico city on monday night football. the mayor of oakland is optimistic that the team may stay in oakland. >> working on a deal including private funding. players will be handing out turkeys a little later on in alameda. >> hope fo

bam, bam, bam, three texts.ollered at the officer, come here, beverly texed me. >> it gave everyone hope. >> i was like her phone it died, she got it charged, it's good. >> brenda and stacy got texts of their own. >> our phones started beeping at the same time with texts. >> it was such an eerie feeling. >> what was he saying to you two? >> she said, i'm sorry, my phone has been dead and it's back on. >> concerned brenda used that safety technique the office came up with and texted beverly with the special code. i said "can you tell me if you left the red folder on my desk? 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 one on her husband's phone were just as deflating. carl jr. knew his mom would never go out and not tell anyone. >> i can't even tell you to go from she's okay, this is all over till the second we saw the screen and saw what the texts said, we knew someone had her phone. >> totally flipped me out. she'd been took. >> they

. >> who is this person he was texting? >> his girlfriend. >> his mistress? >> yes, his mistress. >> getting a divorce. i was. she did confirm that the second baby is not mine. >> things weren't working out with your wife, did you have a girlfriend or anything or -- >> i had a friend girl or is a girl. >> reporter: more than a minute after receiving the suicide text from his wife's phone, officer boynton texted his girlfriend an unrelated message, ha ha, i'm sorry, i didn't think about that, lol. he sent the mistress a text message within seconds of the shots fired radio call. long story. i will tell you later. >> i can't get an answer to the door. >> stay outside. i'll be there in about two. >> the clothes you have on were the clothes you were wearing clothes that night but walmart cameras recorded him wearing a gray sweatshirt at 10:45 p.m. and police body cameras showed him wearing a red hoodie a little more than two hours later. >> i didn't try to wash my hands, nothing, because i know we aren't allowed to be involved.

to his surprise, this arizona grandmother texted back, "of course you can.randmas do, feed everyone." wanda believes this was no mistake, but the work of god. >> he's just using us as tools and vessels to bring a message, you know, to others. >> reporter: a text message in this case that's become a teachable moment for us all. >> there are more nice people out in the world than i thought there were. >> reporter: turns out this wrong number provided just the right connection. >> i love just being here, feel like we could connect more and bond. >> reporter: one more reason to be thankful. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> we thank lynn si for that report. and we thank you for watching. i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great night.

these are called "smishing," or phishing through text message. like any con, the end goal is to get your information. that happens when you click on a link in the text or answer the questions. that's a former fraud investigator. he told us about the smishing con because he gets the texts monthly! he says the best thing to do is delete them. if you have to respond, don't get sucked into a conversation. a lot of people may have thought of those cyber monday deals. check this out...just under three-and-a-half billion dollars was spent...and that set a new online sales record. that's about 12 percent more than last year and about 2 and a half percent more than was originally predicted. in fact, it beat out black friday online sales by 110 million dollars. if there was a show you were planning on binge watch this weekend on netflix-- your time may be running out. netflix is about to clean house to make room for new movies and shows for the month of december. so movies like: -american beauty -the da vinci code - 50 first dates - elizabeth the golden ag

what do you mean you begin with the text, he would say? why not begin and end if with the text. he insisted on writing separately in the cases where the main opinion relied on policy, fairness, or worst of all, legislative history and would refew to join a lone paragraph, simply because the author cited a passage from a house report, or a senator's statement from the floor. he would write that the only legitimate statutory law is that passed by conditioning kind by the president. not hidden meanings snuck in through such unpredictable and easily manipulated sources. it soon became clear to us clerks that justice scalia's adherence to the text was not mere formal limp but was an proven compelled by our constitutional structure of government. when justices or judges read statute tattoos in light of purpose odd policies no found in the text they impoorly alter at the constitutional balance and transfer legislative power aaron from congress, either to the staffer who wrote the house report or the lone senator or to unelected judges. if that mean wed must give affect to awkward langu

but "i got a text from 'who is this' and i said 'its grandma!'"enter 17-year-old jamal hinton, who was on the receiving end of dench's text. since she said it was his grandma, he thought it might home): "i asked for a picture.."(wanda dench, "thanksgiving grandma"): "i was thinking ok this is strange, so i took a selfie at work i text him the picture and i waited for a response. and i got a text back from somebody 'i don't know who said you're not my gma but can i still have a plate?'"once the embarrassment of texting a complete stranger subsided, she decided to respond.(wanda dench, "thanksgiving grandma"): "i just went with my gut and said 'sure, grandmas feed everybody."" hinton posted the exchange on that, or so he thought.it's since exploded-- and so has dench's phone.natsot: "its just a bunch of people. "hey grandma can i get a plate?'" tonight, she had a chance to meet hinton, thanks to the help of her other grandson. (wanda dench, "thanksgiving grandma"): "grandma wanda to be exact. hi, how are you??" and that offer to get a plate? well, i

back to councilman carrie maccormack and texting. >> leslie besought you texting back and forth was somebody during the meeting. >> a lot of times we search things on our phones and user phones for all sorts of things.. as you know you can do searches and all sorts of things. >> what we looked at bell was you were texting somebody something about contributions. >> i don't remember what i was texting about that night, but again we use our phones all the time for all sorts of things that doesn't ring a bell? >> no. >> we talk to people all day so i don't know exactly what you arere> talking about. texting and e-mailing and following baseball during meetingsi . >> something terribly wrong. >> that kind of showing he's not really paying attention. >> back to the councilman who couldn't remember the texting we saw going on during the meeting. days later a council spokesperson told us the councilman found that text. it involved a constituent we are told our voter. v the i team offered repeatedly to sit down here at city halldl and have the councilman explain it >> you better hope every legislator

>>reporter: when jamal got a text. >> either my grandmother learned to text wrong number. >>reporter: she texted him a picture and he texted back his picture. >> he said you are not my grandma but i said can i still have a plate. >>reporter: i said sure you can. that's what grandma's do. the two met last night and his whole family is going for thanksgiving. >> i have to figure out how big >> i'm at 392,000 likes. 186,000 re-tweets, and 1.7 million views. >> people are seeking these feel good uplifting stories. >>reporter: how much do people rally around stories like this? >> you see tons and tons. >>reporter: early this year a couple sent a group text to strangers about the new baby boys. they brought gifts to the hospital. who could forget sad papa who hosted a barbecue for hundreds. for these two there is a lot to be thankful for. >> everybody sees the joy that two strangers could connect. >>reporter: leaving the rest of cutest dog video. you will be able to relate to it. we'll just put it that way. ?? hey dad! ?? wishes do come true. the lincoln wish list sales event is

to his surprise, this arizona grandmother texted back, "of course you can. that's what grandmas do, feed everyone." mistake, but the work of god. >> he's just using us as tools and vessels to bring a message, you know, to others. >> reporter: a text message in this case that's become a teachable moment for us all. >> there are more nice people out in the world there were. >> reporter: turns out this wrong number provided just the right connection. >> i love just being here, feel like we could connect more and bond. >> reporter: one more reason to be thankful. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> we thank report. and we thank you for watching. i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great night. a hiker is ar an hours long rescue. the hiker fell -- while climbing near red rock canyon morning. 13-action news anchor -- lesley marin -- spoke to people -- out on the 13-action news anchor -- lesley marin -- spoke to people -- out on the trail. hiker..who has fallen more than 60 feet along black velvet canyon. 055517 055518 i'm glad that he's okay david derasmo climbs a

, they're not sure who is behind it or where those text messages local researchers take a closer look at how costly using your cell phone is holding you the cell phone for many is a concert companion and for those around us at times is an annoyance in onellrr go see stu walk across campus and their face buried in their phones als walking slowly, we all know not to text and drive, researchers at kent state university,nd sen out to see if texting walking, and talking, can be bad for your. >> recorded the walking speed and heart rate when using the phone for texting or talking on the treadmill speed and see that translate into real life.. >> we record the time it took themem to go from one plan more the nextfr and then if or not they were using the cell phone. the magnitude was larger than anticipated saw about a 10 percent reduction walking speed0 that can be significant because the walking pace is a predictor of cardiovascular >> study may not be alarming to many but they say that for some people walking is their only exercise.sor >> saab cell phone users were not surpriseded by the co

we got the text message. in the lobby they are telling us we have to go back into our rooms. >> got you. it must be nervewracking for you not knowing exactly what's going on with what you've heard. >> right. it's very scary. we don't know much. we just know there was an active shooter across the street. >> we are getting now pictures from wbns, a local affiliate of ours from columbus. we are seeing police vehicles on the scene right now. what can you see from your window? >> we can see about the same thing. we just see a bunch of police cars and ambulances around the hall where the shooting supposedly took place. >> is this -- is this sort of thing still surprising to you that something like this could happen on your campus? >> it is surprising. i know there's a lot of people that go here but it's still surprising to see an incident like this, especially when it's so close to you. it's a scary thing. >> do you have your roommate in the room with you? are you alone? >> no, i'm with my roommate. >> that's a goo

back to councilman gary mccormick and texting. >> last week we saw you were texting back-and-forth with somebody during a meeting. >> a lot of teams research things on our phones. we as phones for all sorts of things. as you know you can do searches and all sorts of things. i don't know what it talking, what the text messages about that. >> taxpayers are not convinced, council member should be texting and e-mailing and following >> back to the councilman who can number anything about the texting we saw going on during that meeting. days later a council spokesman said. >> that text involved a constituent. >> even better hope every legislator knows what legislation is being introduced at night and it's been introduced properly embed in >> he stressed the importance of detail at these meetings that we had as this. >> how do you know that detail when you're not really paying attention to it because your watching the ballgame or you're doing. >> everybody knows the detail and what's being read in. you just said let's make sure it's writing correctly. >> is, because you can hear what's being

attune to getting the text and if you text back with a question, they'll text back with an answer. >charging you too, if you have a limited amount of data, then this could cost you money. >> i'm shocked, this is going cost us money, i'm shocked. >> still ahead, our coverage continues with one of the most watched races. ro khanna was just in studio, now we'll speak with mike honda. >> within the [inaudible] plastic bags because all restaurants and stores in over a dozen cities will stop handing them out this after the authority voted to expand the ban on plastic bags. >> starting today, travelers are take direct flights to either salt lake city or the nation's capitol. southwest airlines is offering the flights, believe it or not, washington d.c. was the second most requested domestic destination, not for vacations but based on a recent survey. >> cal trans is looking at a new alternative to help pay for our roads. >> the department wants to charge drivers for every mile they drive rather than the gas they use. the gas tax is used to fix and maintain streets but with more electronic a

>> she doesn't answer any of my texts unless they pertain to custody. >> if you texted kate right now saying where is my son -- >> i will right now. >> i would love you to. >> jon, who lost legal custody of his son, says he has not seen colin for more than a year and a half. >> are you ever going to tell me where colin is? she won't respond. >> if colin is watching this interview right now, maybe he is. what would you want to tell him? looking for you and right now i'm just going to go back to court. your mom will tell me eventually if it's court-ordered. >> right now, he's working with an attorney, hoping to regain some parental rights. >> if i get any rights, i'm not going to sign for my kids to film. i think that's her fear. it's like taking her job away. >> if you are able to get joint physical and legal custody, will you allow your children to film on the show? >> there's two phone calls i'll make. one is to tlc, and the other one that's it. so like to me, it's like there's something being hidden. so i don't know. i'll find out when i find him. it's going to happen. >>> straight

. >>> and thanksgiving text message mixup. how a grandmother's mistake is bringing strangers together for dinner. >>> "nightly news" >>> good evening. the name-dropping of those under consideration for top roles in a trump white house grows louder by the hour. now seated among the names of trump loyalists is a head-snapping list of outspoken critics including mitt romney who famously led a public charge to derail trump's nomination. the question tonight is when trump is burying the latchet and turning the page or simply injecting reality show-style drama will into -- drama into the weedy business of building an administration. hallie jackson has new developments. ?? >> reporter: donald trump doesn't forget insults. mitt romney's delivered plenty. >> donald trump is a phony. a fraud. >> reporter: the feeling was mutual. >> so mitt is a very sad guy. >> reporter: tonight nbc news has learned who didn't vote for president-elect trump is under consideration for secretary of state, according to a source with direct knowledge of the

it is something that happens to a lot of us, who send a text to another person. into a thanksgiving dinner. he said he received a text that read, in part, thanksgiving at my house and it was from grandma. he didn't recognize the number and wondered when did his grandmother start texting. he asked for a pic. shery employed with a picture and the text writing, shelves not his grandmother and can i still get a plate? she said, yes, and invited him and his family to thanksgiving some good news heading into the holiday season, we all love those random, i love getting invited to grandma's house. >> it's usually a wrong number. that's a great example of how it works out. >>> here's a british man that took a giant leap. that's simon barry. he did it to just, because he was kind of hungry. he wanted milk and cookies, he set the world record bungy record. he jumped 240 feet. look at that perfection, to nail that cup of tea was pretty tricky. not only is he a world record holder. he officially did an amazing feat. congrats to him. pretty amazing. >> spot on. accuracy. >> th

. >>> i was just in class and i got a random group chat text so i texted back and found a new grandma. >> we got a sweet story for you a littl how a wrong number led to an hey! is this enough? a little more... grandma! there you go... there's no more room. oh look who's here! hmmm... more. how's it looking? 20 more minutes... 8, 9... we need 1 more yes... let's enjoy. we need more rolls there was a little girl, and she became friends with every animal she met. it's getting late, grandma should go. f, is each other. happy thanksgiving from publix. after dumping millions of gallons of sewage into the bay during summer storms - saint . >>> after gallons of sewage into the bay, saint pete has a plan to upgrade its failing sewage system, but as we learn, some leaders say it may not be soon enough. >> peter ortiz spends a lot of time fishing in bay waters near saint peters. and he is infuriated that the city dumped excess millions of waste water into the river. are doing this to our environment? damn, guys. wake up. >>reporter: the city now has a $300 million five year plan to ungrade its s

>> i got a random group text and i texted back and found a new exchanged selfies, they knew it was a mixup. grandma extended the invite. >> i was like, wow, she is nice. i should go. she seems very sweet. just a nice lady, i guess. >> reporter: we were there when they met for the first time. >> i grew up in a military family so we invited vets over that we didn't know for i haven't done that in quite a long time. i'm happy that you want to come over. >> i do. >> reporter: jamaal and wanda have a lot in common like open minds and open hearts but there is something he can help with her texting. >> i did not think for a second he would want to come to my house after seeing my picture. >> it wasn't bad. >> that because great >> are you kidding? my family teases me because i take bad selfies because i always have the phone down. >> reporter: i asked jamaal what his grandma thought about the whole thing. she said she doesn't text and didn't know what this was this was going but wanda invited jamaal and his entire family over for thanksgiving. before i left, i overheard wanda put on her gra

family, but tonight rowelly police say, you know what, no one is above the law, no one should be texting and driving in the first place. >> reporter: rookie police officer robert adams is a patrolman on the streets of russelly, part of his job is to catch people for texting while driving. ironly his boss says adams was texting while driving in his personal car, then hit a parked car, took off and from down the road. >> fox 25 spoke with the officer's sister at their lynn home. >>> he's a good guy and it was just an accident. >> reporter: fox 25 has learned the accident happened around 1:00 in the morning on october 21st on the busy castle road in lynn. it's heavily traveled and used as a cut-through for drivers. >> he was on his way home and hit a parked car. either, just kind of went down pass the street. >> reporter: a source tells us after the crash adam drove down the road and then called police. adams originalledly told the lynn officer he was texting and driving. >> when you're in a car accident you gotta get your bearings and stuff. >>> in a statement from rowelly's police chief,

the councilman found the text. it told. a voter. the i team offered repeatedly to sit down hear at city hall and have him explain it. but no. >> you better hope every legislator knows what legislation is being introduced that night. and it's being introduced properly and read in. >> council stressed the importance of detail at the meetings. so we had to ask this. >> how do you know that detail. when you're not paying attention. everybody knows what's being read. >> you said let's make sure it's correct. >> yes. because you can hear what's being read. >> . those taxpayers not persuaded by the explanation. hoping our reporting leads to change. >> . we'll be watching. >> . since leaders like this. some suggest -td others we should look at. so. the i team maybe paying a visit to even more. >> stay tuned. count down to dick dick final forecast it on. keep watching all month long. we celebrate his life and career. >> we all know mr. g loves the . we show you tonight. there's another passion of his. that he continues to epl embrace even no

"something about a one-time only text code." stating it began "requiring" people to enter a "code sent via text message"... every time they want to sign-into their online accounts. "it just seemed all wrong to me." but the email was legit."how smart phone?"citing an executive order to make online services more secure, the ssa instituted: "multifactor authentification."in addition to a log-in and password, the new security measure also requried users enter a text code. problem is, not all seniors have a text-enabled cell phone. ronald nutter writes about computer security..."70 to 80 percent of the people who get on the social secuirty site don't have a smart phone and wouldn't know how to set up two something the feds appearenly realized, temporarly rolling back the "text message" requirement. admitting it "inconvenienced or restricted access to some of our account h" holders."while many are applauding the agency for attempting to increase security, the national institute of standards and technology recently reccomended governme

texting someone in a conversation about corporate money. and a contribution for something. >> why have anindians game up. when the meeting is going on. >> we stopped him in the hall way. before another meeting. wearing his indians tie. we wanted to know about watching that game. even monitoring the game and using his phone at the same time. during council business. >> how can you pay full attention to what's going on. >> we're reading everything we have in our legislative records. and so we make sure everything is covered. >> can't some of this wait until after the meeting. >> it's great to be able to what they call multitask. so we're multitasking. >> . multitasking. same thing we heard when the i team recently went to columbus. caught state senators during hearings. filling out birthday cards. browsing facebook. taking phetsdz mess mes their phones and more. >> . you can do searches. and all sorts of things. >> we looked at is you were texting somebody something about contributions. >> i don't remember what i was texting about that night.

any other person would blow me off and be like never text me again. she was nice and sweet about it. >> so he's really considering going over to her house for thanksgiving. coming up at how far this random act of kindness is spreading online. in chandler joe bartels abc 15 news. >> that's my favorite story of the day. >>> coming up at 6:00. drivers in a pan irk. alert -- panic. but alert enough to get investigation. >>> car windows shot out. a new crime alert. >> we're on your side. the one federal agency designed why there are concerns the proteshgss may be going -- protections may be going away. >>> there's a look at commuter forecast tomorrow. temps in the 50s and going home upper 60s to low 70s. use an over pronounced washingn technique for dramatic effect. they also know you need to get your annual check-up. now prepare for your check-up with one touch using the mycigna network to save money, manage your health and more. >>> clods streaming into the valley right now. bringing rain our way in the most accurate forecast. bigger. taking action to ke

started with a simple text message. >> i'm so excited. it's great. >> reporter: she invited her family but also accidentally sent the text to a stranger, 17-year-old jamal hinton. they sent each other selfies and decided it was a mistake, but she opened him anyway. her house, a total stranger. there's a lot of good people out there in the world. >> reporter: and tonight they made good on the offer, joining them for an unforgettable dinner. >> good food and good company. it's been awesome. >> reporter: i think they will be friends for life, that's for sure, after that happened. >>> before eating a thanksgiving meal, a lot of people got in a good workout in downtown phoenix in the turkey trot, running the 10k, kids getting in on the 5k and the toddler trot this morning. all funds raised at the event will go to the phoenix children's hospital and st. vincent de paul. >>> some families gathered today at the phoenix convention center this morning, got a hot thanksgiving heel with all of the fixings. volunteers also packed and delivered more th