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

the other text message, other text message, first the rabbi needs to take a bigger cut. another one, i'm legally changing my name to schwartz -- another one says screw that,. i spoke to the residents of roseland about that. >> this is a nice town. i work work in the town as a mixture driver. nothing but nice things to say. for them to do this is out of line with the way you should conduct yourselves as elected officials. >> it's disgraceful. they live in a diverse town, they they should be talking that way. >> is coming from political people who think it's funny. but to see them do it makes me think what's really going on. >> i wanted to find out more about the text messages so i spoke to the editor of the progress. he was the first person to publish the text messages. >> where these men? there are white? >> white, republican councilman in the 50s. >> i thought they get wiser with age speemac's early not in this case. >> i asked why they decided to make the text messages public. >> were facing affordable housing issue right now and behind in the application with the stat

i have to text.e to watch it >> the survey says that 50 percent of couples cheat. >> when it comes to netflix. >> yes. >> i'm not the buying that. >> but you can see when they go ahead. >> it tells on you. >> did that with breaking bed. he finish the whole thing. i never finish it because i was so upset. he cheated on me again with game of thrones. he said i cheated. i know exactly what he is talking about. >> you don't netflix and cheat if we have an agreement and watch this together we will watch it together. >> seinfeld episode where jerry went to a movie elaine wanted to see but elaine wasn't available so he went with george, movie was horrible. he had to go back to see a horrible movie. >> and pretend he never seen it. >> now michael bolton is bringing attention to this with a public surface announce >> ♪ tell me how am i supposed to binge without you, when all that i have been binging for is gone ♪ >> isn't that funny. 80 percent of netflix cheaters are owe repeat offenders. 50 percent said the

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he and linda usually texted soon after. but when linda sent him a message that morning -- >> i didn't get a response. and normally, tom's very good at responding. i was gettin' a little concerned. but, you know, maybe he's in a meeting, maybe he's, you know, whatever, he's tied up. >> reporter: she wasn't really worried until her phone rang. it was a friend of tom's named gil. >> i got a phone call from gil saying "have you heard from tom?" and i said, "no. have you heard from tom?" and he said, "no, but he didn't show up at work. >> reporter: what's going through your mind? is there concern or just, oh, maybe he's at the gym? >> tom would never miss a morning of work. >> reporter: linda jumped in her car to to retrace her husband's steps, hoping to find him. she never imagined that search would lead where it did. >>> when we come back, linda's heartbreaking discovery. >> i saw his car. i was like oh, my god. >> he had gone to gym. in fact, he was still there. >> i'm like wake up. what are you doing? they're looking for you

this way of relating oneself to the text is a very special way. the christians can say what they want where the muslims, they have their own duty, they had their own highness, of course, but not this one. this is as specific to judaism as the use of the hebrew, as the practice and so on. it is the second pillar and i don't believe in judaism-- i'm sorry, who would just be content, who just be happy with a living a jewish life with great rhythm of the chabad in the same day and ceased and leaving aside this great tasks of ordering, asking, escorting the nations to these finding of their own faith. host: so, before we take questions and i'm going to take questions next, what you remind me of is that you see in this book that the great division is not between orthodox and unorthodox to between left and right. it's between thinking jews and nonthinking juice and i would like you to give your definition, if you want, -- there is a story about him walking with his students and he pointed and said they are dead and they said what you mean your dead-end h

abc is in san francisco with more on that text. kim?reporter: jess, in a private group text, mayor ed lee uses the term gestapo in describing legislation pes cosupported. today the mayor is learning a valuable lesson that nothing is private when it comes to text messages. this is a picture of the text sent by at aide to mayor ed leon tuesday. you can see his one-word response gestapo in the text. the word referring to failed legislation from supervisor aaron pesk kin, a jewish american and he says takes it very personally and is demanding an apology. >> when the mayor is talking about a jewish american person and using nazi terms, it chills me to my core. >> reporter: the peskin-backed legislation that triggered all this would have made witnesses testifying before the government audit and oversight committee to be under oath. perjury could result in punishment. today we tried to talk to the mayor about his text message. we got eight statement from his spokesperson which read in part. >> mayor lee apologizes for inappropriately and insen

a face is a face of a text, okay, but the face is the face of the reader. and this verse has to be understood in a way that does, that the woman or the man who reads the verse finds his own face in the very process of the reading. to be a jew means to believe that when you read a verse, when you commit yourself to the commentary of the torah, you find your face, and you find your proper face, and you find, therefore, your proper subjectivity. the jewish idea of being related to the text means that the it is the best way to jump out of the rank of animals and to become a real subject. this is a jewish idea. and rashi says a third thing. he says that the verse has not exactly, has not to be realize as if he had only one face, but he says that it has to be read as if he had, the verse, 70 faces. and rashi wonders about this number of 70. why? with has the verse to be read as if it had 70 faces. 70 is not 12. is it is not the number of the tribe, it is not the number of the nations. and rashi says that the singular -- [inaudible] a specificity of jewish experie

he was armed with leaked texts, where the council leader wrote of a government deal.deal on offer to every council facing the social care crisis created by her government? he comes to the dispatch box making all sorts of claims. yet again, what we get from labour are alternative facts. not quite what was asked. it absolutely goes against the grain for us to propose an increase in taxation. the council leader seems to have thought he was having a conversation with a government adviser. he wrote, "i'm advised that the department for local government officials and my director of finance have been working on a solution". then, "the numbers you indicated are the numbers that i understand are acceptable for me to accept and call off the r" — the referendum. "really want to kill this off, david hodge". but it's believed he sent them by mistake to a labour leader who shared concerns with colleagues. a lot more awkward than just text message finger trouble. surrey is a tory safe haven. the council leader, having his snap ta ken with several cabinet ministers, allowing labour t

did the text that came the labour leader's way reveal a secret deal on social care? is the same sweetheart deal on offer to every council facing the social—ca re crisis created by her government? but first... joy for the government, joy for brexit supporters. but problems and high—profile resignations for labour. the successful passage of the so—called brexit bill through the commons produced several moments of turbulence for the political parties. against expectations, the notification of eu withdrawal bill was approved by mps without any alterations. it now goes on to the house of lords. the bill, imposed on parliament by the ruling of the supreme court, authorises ministers to start the eu departure process. but before the bill left the commons there were key issues to debate, issues such as the rights of eu nationals working and living in the uk. labour said, why no guarantees? they and their families are not pawns in a game of poker they cannot be used as a human shield as we battle it out in europe for our uk citizens in other countries abroad. ithink, again, i

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texts to linda, posing as a woman named samantha. >> linda received some disturbing anonymous text messagesom and she, samantha, were having sex -- wild sex. >> reporter: and that wasn't the only fiction gil created. linda testified gil even told >> he had an i.d. card and he said that he sometimes would put trackers in people's -- >> mouths? >> mouths. >> did you believe him -- >> okay. yeah. i -- i didn't think that much of it, honestly. he kinda showed me a little card and i was like, "oh"! >> reporter: linda didn't make much of it, but prosecutors had another story they wanted the jury to hear -- a story they thought would show a darker side to gil's deceptions. >> "it's just not a good idea." >> reporter: nick monaco is a retired police officer and friends with a guy who worked for gil. nick testified that the friend came to him one day saying that gil wanted to pay them to go harass and intimidate tom. >> he said, "well, gil wants to know if -- you would want to accompany me to, you know, just kinda like scare the guy." >> like we're from the c.i.a. or -- or something like that." >> "

all my communications are via e-mail or text. the electronic communications, it's a wonderful opportunity. >> the anonymous aspect of text or chat allows people to open up more quickly. >> it's bringing down a lot of barriers that people had to communicating when they're feeling badly or in crisis. >> it's not without its challenges. >> you really have to pay a lot of attention, choose your words carefully, really delve into what the person is saying and reflect their emotions and make sure you're on the same page as them. >> rachel says being available through text and chat has helped every mind help people and helped to spread the word they're available for anyone in crisis. >> amazing amount of work you can do and help you can give over phone or chat or text and get people to a better place or get them connected with the right folks. >> ever mind gets out the word about their texting and chatting services at schools and community events. you can find out more by going to our nbc washington app and searching changing minds. the

but mr speaker, there was a second text from surrey county council leader to nick and in the second textndicated are numbers that i understand are acceptable for me to accept and call off the r." now, i have been reading a bit ofjohn le carre and apparently ‘r' means referendum. it's very subtle, all this. and he goes on to say it his text to make, "if it is possible for that info to be sent to myself, i can then revert back soonest. really want to kill this." so, how much did the government offer surrey to kill this off and is the same sweetheart deal on offer to every council facing the social care crisis created by her government? yet again, what we get from labour are alternative facts. what they really need is an alternative leader. what he always fails to recognise, what he fails to recognise, is you can only spend money on social care and the national health service if you have a strong economy to deliver the wealth that you need. a labour mp has recently returned to the commons after going hospital treatment for cancer. it has been absolutely wonderful, the service i got, but the

who are the last three people that you texted? >> okay, okay, okay. texting now.: where? >> called blazing saddles. [ cheers ] yes. it was amazing. >> jimmy: blazing saddles. >> yeah, it was amazing. me and joni berstein. and as we walked out, this is my favorite moment of the night, we walked out and these guys passing us walking out walking in said, "ugh, so many girls." [ laughter ] i'm like, "amazing." >> jimmy: he was like, we don't want that. >> i get it. i get it. >> jimmy: that explains the [ inaudible ]. >> so, second text, which was during the oscars last night, my girlfriend who's still one of my best, best girlfriends. she was on "the mickey mouse club" with me. elana, texted me during the opening number when justin timberlake, who was also on "the mickey mouse club." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he was fantastic. >> she was like, "are you watching this? he's good." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's hilarious. >> i was like, yeah. but you know, like they were so -- they were like 12 when we were 17. so we were like, "you know what, he actually, he's g

it means the verse, the text, is a living body. it is never dead or frozen and has nothing to do with a dead letter. for example, opposed to the vibrant spirit. the letter is living as itself. letters are living beings number one. number two, this face of the verse has to be taken even more seriously and literally. literally. the face is a face he said. a face is a face of the text. the face is the face of the reader. and this versus has to be understood in a way that does -- the woman or the man who reads the verse finds his own faith in the process of the reading. to be a jew means to believe that when you read the verse, when you commit yourself with the commentary of the torah you find your face and you find your proper face and you find therefore your proper subje subjectivisubjecti subjectivity. it means it is the best way to jump out of the rank of the anim animals and to become a real subject. this is a jewish idea. and she says that the verse has not to be read as if he had only one face but he says it has to be read as if

>> tom: texting breaks at. >> i've got to go back to calling?der to use the app, you hop in a bar, go face-to-face to talk with a girl. what what i want to do this for? it's hard! hard! in the easy stuff. >> tom: anthony, you are a professional talker. that's what you do! you are a radio person. that is, like, your best scale. >> [sighs] it doesn't matter. put it this way, if you are, like, a coppola. and you are like churn out the godfather! let me sit down and turn it. you have more time to think things out and figure out what sounds good, the right phrasing to make it sound better. then just "dur, dur" on the phone. >> he always goes with the coppola analogy. >> even though i know he did not write the "godfather," puzo did. >> if you read the books, he trimmed the fat really well. >> he did. you think he could've done that on a phone? >> probably not. >> cutting out that scene, where they do something terrible. >> tom: we will talk about the film. during the commercial, we will discuss "the godfather." who wanted to miss out -- what you want

. >> text her, she always got right back. >> i've seen her step out of the shower to answer her phone. >> then one day she didn't. >> immediately my spidey senses were high. >> where was nailah? >> i sent her an e-mail all caps, "are you alive?" >> there was no sign of her. and such a confusing trail of clues, even the calls to 911 were silent. >> no voice, no struggles could be heard. >> this could be kind of eerie. >> yes, it is. >> in my heart, i knew she's not coming back. >> one of the suspects had an alibi, until a camera caught him in a lie. >> he lived a life of a lot of smoke and mirrors. >> and the strangest clue of all. there in an empty parking lot. >> six perfectly stacked cardboard boxes. >> why were they there? what was in them? >> it was right adjacent to a lagoon. >> whoa. >> i watch enough "dateline" to know that's probably not a good sign. >> welcome to "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall. a beautiful young woman vanished and her close-knit family was frantic to find her. nailah franklin had a thriving career, a handsome new boyfriend, and was building the life she ha

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the minute they pulled in, we received a text from the victim. >> reid got another text on his cell phone for instructions, you've -- up twice already. you involved other people. whose ford is in the driveway? the ford was an unmarked sheriff's vehicle. >> they're watching the house? >> they're watching the house. >> fearing they were being watched by the kidnappers, the sheriff ordered all his personnel to go covert and get out of sight. >> we were watching ourselves to see if they were watching us. >> the kidnappers, they have got you looking over your own shoulder. >> yes, that's exactly right. >> what does that say that they were playing by a different set of rules. >> it was probably one of the earliest indications to me that this case was not going to turn out like a lot of people assumed. >> finally, investigators get their first lead. only to realize something has gone terribly wrong. >> my hair was on fire. i thought how could something like this happen. when "dateline" continues. if you have hep c, it can be cured. for us it's time to get tested. ask your healthcare provider for

also allegedly texted his other daughter in 2013. she was 15 years old at the ti time. and sandusky accused of asking for oral sex. the girl told him no. and now at age 19 when she recently confronted sandusky, he reportedly responded by saying, i can even say anything except i'm sorry. the district attorney via face time says the girls did the right thing. >> the girls had the wherewithal to resist the solicitation. the minor evidenced and captured in text message we were able to locate and have as evidence she specifically told him stop it you're make mowing uncomfortable. leave me alone. when you trust someone and they be tray as an adult imagine being a child and sexual be trail. >> today we did reach out to sandusky's lawyer. we did not hear back. bail was set today at $200,000. sandusky will be back in court scheduled to be there on wednesday. lucy for preliminary hearing. >> brad. meanwhile jerry sandusky currently serving prison sentence of 60 years. jury convicted him on 2012 on 45 counts of sexually abusing ten boys. >>> bu

a leaked text message that has labour asking questions. is this evidence of a sweetheart deal between ministers and a tory council over social care funding? the man she loved but never married. denise brewster wins a legal battle on pensions that could affect millions. the socialite tara palmer—tomkinson is found dead in herflat. she was a5. people like you caused the plague in london. alan simpson, the writer behind tv classic steptoe and son has died. we look back at a remarkable life. in the sport on bbc news, the tinker man returns. claudio ranieri makes .-.-.-..;. 7—54. 7—5; r!:.. a}; 92.55; %:.l—.;..: good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the bbc has uncovered fresh evidence of the length of time some patients remain in hospital waiting to be discharged, often because of a lack of suitable home or nursing care. half of the acute hospitals in england told us about their longest delays in discharging medically fit patients. over the last three years, 130 patients spent a hundred days or more waiting to leave hospital. the lo

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

believe it or not, we're going to explain what it does to your text messages once you read them. 5at630l be right back. from going public. >>> an lee hemphill explains. >> when you wanted to share secrets you met in a parking lot or other dark corner of the district to discuss it. now it's reported that some members of congress and white house staffers are pulling out their cell phones and sending end incremented text. the confide ap has been around a few years and was launched to help people in business have more secure communications. how it works someone send you a message, the text stays covered until the recipient duration their finger across the words. the ap claims the message deletes once it's read. and if you try and take a screen shot, the message will also delete. none of the data is stored on a intelligence officials revealed seeing a spike in members of congress. national security and white house staff using encrypted messaging ap like confide to do things like leak information to the press. fox 5 spoke to one local text expert who worries these aps may allow government off

text messages between adriana and daniel from the day vern was attacked. 9:24 a.m., daniel texts adrianate for shopping." what's going on there? >> it appears to be code to me. what they're talking about is the real estate appointment with vern. >> at 12:04 p.m., presumably right around when the attack happened, adriana texts daniel, "we are going shopping." >> i believe that that is her way of telling daniel that the job is done. >> and that same afternoon, who pulls up at the sunshine motel to pick up adriana? you guessed it -- daniel blizzard. possible that they were just talking about shopping? >> anything is possible, but it's not very likely. >> finally in september, 2013, nearly three months after the attack, the detective went to pick up daniel. >> he didn't seem surprised to see me. >> he didn't say, "gee, detective, what could this possibly be about?" >> no, he didn't ask. >> i'm the detective who's investigating the attack on vern holbrook. >> uh-huh. i heard about that. >> it didn't take long for daniel blizzard to tell investigators how he really felt about vern and the busi

in another exchange, after a player is arrested for assault, coach briles texts the athletic director, "the player said waco pd was there. said they were going to keep it quiet." those texts released nearly nine months after an internal investigation found the school mishandled and in some cases silences sexual assault claims. stephanie mundhenk taking her alleged sexual assault to then university president ken starr. >> i wish they would have done more to help. if someone really believed that i was sitting in class next to my rapist, more should have been done about it. >> reporter: starr, eventually stepping down, and briles fired. since then, briles' supporters have demanded more details, some hoped would exonerate the coach. >> these text messages reinforce and in many ways confirm the allegations that women have made about a coverup. >> reporter: briles also filed a libel suit against the university, but dropped it just one day before those texts were made public, tom. >> this controversy far from over. adrienne, thank you. >>> now, to the winter weather. worries around the count

the tech friendly pontiff warning texting during family meals endangers communication. this is not the first time he sounded the alarm about technology threatening personal relationships. i think it's interesting he directed this to young people but i see plent well into their silver years we'll just say with the cell phone at the dinner table. just saying. >> when we come back here, the security breach at one of america's busiest airports, the search to find 11 passengers who slipped right through security. >>> take a close look at this american flag. right behind vice president pence at an official event the big problem with old glory. [phone ring] hello. hi, it's anne from edward jones. i'm glad i caught you. well i'm just leaving the office so for once i've got plenty of time. what's going on? so those financial regulations being talked about? they could affect your accounts, so let's get together and talk, and make sure everything's clear. thanks. yeah. that would be great. we've grown to over $900 billion in assets unde