how much are they texting? but the popularity of texting? but the popularity of texting amongst young people isn't all bad. sumeet dowson has been exploring how one organisation is using it to deal with serious issues for young people. every monday morning, this woman spends four hours texting with people in need. she is a volunteer counsellor for crisis text line, a free support service in the united states. councillors and textures remain anonymous for privacy reasons. ' ' remain anonymous for privacy reasons. -- texters. we have a lot of middle schoolers who are concerned about what is going on and they reach out to us during the day. they might be concerned about sitting alone at lunch, for example. we have texters texting in because they are in a domestic violence situation. most texters are young, under the age of 25. people tell us everything. they spill their guts. typically by the third message. nobody overhears you, you don't have to wait, even to be in a quiet place a quiet moment. the millions of m essa 9 es a quiet moment. the m

judge gorsuch made clear that the text of the statute, the text of the constitution, the text of a precedent would guide his judging and would be the place where he starts in deciding any case. as he has repeatedly written and stated publicly, the job of a good judge is to understand what the law means and interpret what lawmakers have done. i know some of our colleagues and some of the activist groups who were critical of judge gorsuch are upset that he doesn't believe in a living constitution. in other words, that the constitution as written and ratified by the states does not mean what it says, but judges have a license to interpret the words in a way to pursue some other purpose, some other agenda, political or personal or the like. judge gorsuch rejects that approach and rightly so. indeed, how could a judge claim to bear allegiance to the constitution if he doesn't actually start in interpreting the constitution by reading the text of the words? what would a judge decide on if not the text and the original meaning? well, to that effect, i received a letter from a friend of mine and an

. >> to text or not to text when it comes to your ex.ow relationship experts feel about contacting those old lovers. >> sean? >>> ymca. no. all right. villanova wildcats finish up the regular season way trip to georgetown tomorrow afternoon. coming up in sports hear from head coach jay wright about the rivalry. yeah. we love low prices. no bones about it. [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my giant. this march score the perfect basket. buy 8 participating products in one transaction and get a fandango movie ticket. up to $10 total value. only at my giant. breaking right now in the city's nicetown section. shots fired at a schoolbus. police telling us four shooters opened fire at a person outside avenue corner store on the 4400 block of north 19th street. that happened this afternoon. police say a 57-year-old man is in the hospital after being shot in the ear. police say the suspect shot more than three dozen bullets. schoolbus with two children on board was also hit. the good news those children and the bus dri

what will judge decid the judgef not the text and the original meaning? to the effect i received a letter from a friend of mine and experts in this area last week. he's a well-known lawyer and writer and among the many impressive accomplishments as a distinguished research professor in dallas texas. he's written extensively on judging and appellate advocacy and the law in general. he was in attendance at the hearings last week and as i said, he's written a number of a read precedent and with the justice on reading the law does in a recent letter he echoed the same point made by both of these men at different times that in the hearing it is essential to the system of government he said the fact that having a written constitution meant that we fixed the meaning in permanent form. that seems obvious but apparently it is not obvious tot some of the critics. he said the fact that having a written constitution meant that we fixed its meaning and words permanent form. in other words, our constitutioo isn't meant to flow on the whims of judges bound only by prece

they uncovered five phasesin text messages. they uncovered five phases in the conversations. the introduction, problem setting, exploration, problem—solving and the wrapup. the best councillors were really quick to get through this problem exploration phase. they were really good at getting to the heart of the issue to understand that, and they were quicker to move on in the conversation, which means that they then had more time to spend in this problem—solving phase. then had more time to spend in this problem-solving phase. at the end of the chat, texters can rate their experience and the council. the researchers found that effective councillors avoided canned responses and able to shift the texter‘s outlook. we built an algorithm set that could measure different kinds of perspective change from talking, using lots of negative words, to talking about more positive words, to talk about how much you focus on the past versus the present and future, and how much you focus on versus other people. the next step is to create training tools for councillors, like real—time feedback

bam, bam, bam, three texts. hollered at the officer, come here, beverly texted me. >> word that beverly was texting gave everyone hope. >> i was ecstatic. her phone 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. i was like oh my gosh. >> what was he saying to you two? >> she said, i'm sorry, my phone has been dead and it's back on. >> it sounded promising, but 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 she was 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, well, we're just here. >> the ones on her husband's phone were just as deflating. they read, yes, sorry, phone been dead and having drinks now. carl jr. knew his mom would never go out and not t

or not to text.mtov nox if you. >> it's a question i'm glad we have answers to now. >> i'm assuming they're talking about girlfriend, boyfriend, not marriages, i mean it's kind of vague there. >> yes. >> but you know. >> who knows. >> if you're not either of you are with anyone why does it matter too. >> sarah has a point. there are exceptions to the rule. the expert. >> i'm raetly not. >> we're six weekends away from dreaded tax deadline and early filers who over pay taxes are already getting their refuchbilitydz how about that? >> gas buddy says tax refunds arming 3,000 this year 11% of people say tax return is going towards credit card debt and% say they'll use it to spruce up their home and small number say they put refund towards emergency fund. payoff that debt. >> up next, waiting for one big baby. a pregnant giraffe has become internet sensation and the story behind her new found fame coming up. >> than is live stream of april the pregnant giraffe expected to time now. >> fox's julie is on th

back to you. >> thanks, gwen. >>> to text or not to. the question on many minds perhaps following a breakup. >> it's a good question. something tohi street think and getting input from a relationship expert. for all those pokers, prodders, shuckers and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. >>> paris jackson joined one of the world's top modelling agency. 18-year-old daughter of michael jackson will model for img. they made announcement thursday. jackson said on instagram she feels lucky and blessed. she joins a roster that includes giz elle-- fox announced in january she would make other acting debut on the drama series star. >>> disney rolled out the red carpet for beauty and the beast. the remake as bell and dna stevens as the beast and for the first time in $ disney's history there will be an openly gay character. it will be released na

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sabrina way more than he was texting his wife?re. >> within a two-week period, kevin and sabrina texted and called each other almost 1500 times. that compares to just 200 calls and texts between kevin and lisa. prosecutors then turned jurors' attention to kevin's behavior after lisa's murder. david strunk was one of kevin's close friends. strunk testified that kevin seemed desperate to visit sabrina in jail just one day after the murder. >> he told me that he just wanted to let her know that he was still there for her. this was the person that had just killed his wife and i was shocked that he would want to have any sort of contact with her. >> according to karen cowall, kevin's real reason for wanting to see sabrina was to keep her from talking to police telling them about kevin's involvement in the murder plot. t >> as pleased as prosecutors were with their case so far, they knew it would stand or fall on how the jury responded to >> you guys worried? >> they listened. ev as sabrina told of the night she took lisa's life. >> i s

people are not writing two page text documents.ess than ten years old and worth close people are not writing two page text documents. facebook is a company that is less than ten years old and worth close to $300 billion, because people are spending a lot of time on facebook and putting up a lot of data. snapchat is no different, it is just a different demographic. since google set the standard, they have been a mixed bunch. some up hugely and others losing their wings. we don't know whether snap will crackle or pop. i'm joined now by mike butcher, editor—at—large at tech crunch — which looks at all these new technology companies and trends. and from san fransisco, sarah lacy, founder of the tech website pando. how is going down in silicon valley? well, i think right now we are having an identity crisis with snap going public and being the fist big public mobile app, because it is not a san francisco company. it is real a moment for la tech scene. it has a curious structure, they're not even shares, you can't vote. no votes. four bi

and i text, i was trying to do group text, leaving that person out saying oh, by the way, because it was different friends, don't mention to so-and-so that we all went out. and i sent it to her. >> oh. >> and she was like -- >> that's what she did, she turned to you? >> then what did you say? like how did you fix it? >> did you own to it? >> i owned up to it. the reason why, we're just trying to go out and -- >> really boring? >> and you kind of bring us down a little bit. >> oh, you said that toker? >> no, i didn't say that, no. >> what did youy? >> sometimes you have your group every friends, sometimes you want to go out with a certain group, another group. you don't want anyone to kind of -- >> are you guys friends? have you been out? >> still friends, yes. >> it was bad, though, i felt so bad, i really d you don't want to leave anyone out. sometimes you need a little break. >> nothing like being called out, right? >> karen, ever happened to you? >> i i've certainly had hit the wrong reply, you forward it, and then they reply back and you hit reply to all. then it gets back to the

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after racist text miss messages they said that became public. that never happened.ay needing at a council meeting council meeting the two councilman involved, david jacobson and tom -- decided they were not going to resign. >> i will stand my ground and continue to serve as the representative of many people who voted for me and have requested that i continue to occupy my seat. >> instead just apologize. >> i would like to personally start by apologizing for the recent text messages. there were referenced in the newspapers that offended, if they offended everyone. >> i'm going to remind you what the messages said. they're so inappropriate that we can't air them. i will paraphrase them. the first is david, how do i become jewish? i want to be half jewish and then there's a slur, and half african-american, referring to anatomical prowess. the other one. the other one, first the rabbi needs to take a bigger cut, talking about a male body part. the next one, i'm legally changing my name -- and word, then another one lol. you have very little anyway. i spoke to mohammed,

or not to text.>>> well quite the talker todaye and we want to know what younowy think. th tweet us with the #gooddaydc. i'll be honest with you i do you have an ex i'm friends with andh we text on occasion. i don't know if it's right or ig wrong but there's certain exes e won't talk to.n't talk to. >> it's wrong. >> i know they want to get back with me.th >> you get the trend on eythat t story.or. every woman in that story saidts no and every guy said yes.aid y. >> i think it depends on if it'' the interest f you're teching because there's an interest in that person then that's a no go. but if you've gotten past all that the feelings aren't therete any more. >> i think it's wrong to someonm who wants to get back with youh or you want to get back with them. >> maybe you don't know their intention. you dinion. >> true. >> you might be texting in thehe friend zone. the guy is always like --ike >> if i was jennifer aniston'snn husband i wouldn't want brad wan pitt texting my wife.y w >> t fear of brad p

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text your x. it in two hollywood stars doing it and we're going t to talk about it this morning. i'm jenn frederick and this is moment oh log. and this is maryann juan. good morning. i stock my kids' phone. i have brody's password for his social media and for his texting, you too. >> smart. guilty as charged. > the one thing that people said that they don't like about their moms when they're liking and commenting on the kids' friends' pages. again, are you guilty. >> yes. > you got to stop doing that. >> i agree. > i would bo really upset if he did that to me. >> i agree. i need to stop that. > he doesn't even know me but i've known him since birth. the other thing what i sometimes do, it's more like for brody's friends that are girls, i'll say do you mind if i follow you on instagram, just so they know that i'm kind of checking in with them and sometimes they think it's cool. i always ask them to their face about that. >> i don't do that. i think that they would kill me or have heart attacks if i

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i think it is critical to get the text because of what you said. we know even from 1982, it must track the way the individual provisions work. to get to the text in exactly what the state agrees to you start with the definition for free appropriate public education. we all agree on that. sub-b of that definition says the school has to provide an education quote in conformity with the iep plan. then to understand what that means and this is straight out of rawly and the text on page 52-a and 53-a of the government's appendix. in a nutshell, what they say over and over again is that standards generally speaking for children with disabilities should be aimed at the general education curriculum. so you start with the general education curriculum that applies to all kids and then you identify the child's disability and how it impacts that child's ability to participate and progress in that educational curriculum. >> how does that work with students whose disabilities generally wouldn't allow them with their own potential to follow the general education

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

or not to text?w not, the women were like don't t talk to me.ta >> delete, block. dlo >> i like that.>> see ya.. >> i tell you right now, i don't -- you can't text your ext you just can't.you just can't. i don't know. i >> i say you can.>> say >> you can?? >> yeah.eah. >> i had a text from my ex yesterday. >> you have a healthy rela>>ti youonship though.ugh. it's different.iffere it all depends on -- o >> i'm not trying to get backtog with my ex. . >> that's the key.>> that's i'm still friend with my exes on facebook. is that bad. t bad. >> we didn't end badly. >> right. >> kevin, you don't know, kevinv is a player. >> i got married at 32.2. >> you better ask somebody. seb any way what's going on? >> i'm going to shut up now >> yeah. >> be quiet.>>quie >> moving on beauty and the the beast coming out march 17thut mh premier was last night in los i angeles at the he will capitan theater. this movie is obviously going tg be huge they're saying over $100 million opening weekend foe the box office.e boxf

so you were talking through text or through? >> text, e-mail, on the phone. every day. >> reporter: we asked for proof and here are text messages going back for a month. vanesha says they're all to her social worker. >> you're talking with her. she's checking in with you -- >> every day. >> while you were text messages can be difficult to verify. the recipient shown on the top of the screen is social worker tameka. we called the number associated with the text. >> hello, tameka. this is one of the reporters with wusa 9. >> reporter: since news of 38 total open missing persons cases is capturing national attention, we asked what could have happened here. the likely reason for confusion, vanesha signed up to live with a new group home. she moved with her dad while waiting. when she didn't show up at the group home, a red flag was raised. >> they didn't have no choice but to put me on it, but she never told me it was a missing persons report. >> reporter: abscondance as in she was nowhere to be found. we're still waiting for comment from the social worker. for n

and that actually follows from the text of the statute itself. there is a long presumption, justice alito, against de minimis, starting with wrigley, which this court said applies to all statutes. so we think our standard comes from the text, but there is no canon about significance or quality or anything like that. justice alito: what is the difference between "some benefit" and "significant"? mr. katyal: i think it's quite large. that is, you know -- you know, i think it's straightforward. so, you know, basically, i think, you know, if -- if the court is to ask whether there is some benefit, as i was saying to justice ginsburg in my hypothetical, you know, that's a pretty easy question, is, have i benefited? has the school district benefited? but once we start getting beyond that to "significant," the court has to ask both -- was there some benefit, and then, was that benefit significant? and i can imagine -- justice roberts: it didn't just say "some benefit." it said that that benefit would normally allow the -- a student with the disability t

that's receiving a text, responding to a text. number 4 was updating social media. >> wait, wait. updating social media? people are putting tweets out while driving? >> you can do that in your car with the current state of technology. it's extremely dangerous. the level of distraction gets so bad that a person gets into a zone where they have inattention blindness as it's called, where you might be looking at the road but you're not seeing what's in front of you. we are talking about pedestrians, cyclists, other cars, red lights, stop signs, those sort of things. there's no technology we are aware of right now that would enable you to do these functions while you're driving safely. >> so i understand the founder's point that look, we don't think people are going to stop doing these things. why not come up with a technology that just shuts it off so that it can't happen while you're operating a car? >> we're there. yes. that's what we think should happen. unless and until you can come up with a technology that would enable these things to be done safely. >> i don't think there is a

you can text about that.in terms of how you're going about business communication. >> many customers are friends. that gray area gets big. some people have gotten in trouble over this. >> we have two cases we cited, one yesterday. it was a banker in the u.k. cited by the authorities there for sending to friends essentially some information about a pending deal. nothing in that case was illegal in the sense that he was not benefiting from the trade. there is no profit or loss mitigated. but he was not supposed to be doing that. and it was supposed to be kept in confidence. he was fined. the other case was more egregious in the eyes of the u.s. authorities. that was an indictment against a money manager for a pension. when those individuals manage money, they are not allowed to accept gifts and things from anyone trying to do business with them. you had a case prosecutors are still going forward with. one of the salespeople is not cooperating. the money manager has pled not guilty. they were using whatsapp to r

host: you mean like if you were texting on your phone? out w that technology is there, we made attempts at it, would that be easier than think?, do you caller: yeah, i don't have a computer, i'm in my 60s, i had a i was 50 and like i'm a mess, i can't afford to technology and the times, but i have text-ability. maybe you could set up a line for people to text. host: got you. for the suggestion. last call we will take today as e take you to the house intelligence committee on this hearing, taking a look at russian activities in the election. we take you to it now.

then, she starts getting text messages, and it's almost like her phone is working as a ouija board.text messages are coming from her brother, another spirit, a real—life stalker, or whether as the film suggests, they are coming from herself, they are somehow subconscious. the texts are asking, what are you afraid of and ashamed of? the phone almost becomes a confidante. as the film slips between the genres, as far as the supernatural stuff is concerned, it starts to be less sure—footed and drifts into territory that could be rather foolish. the reason that holds it together is because of her performance. she is in almost every shot, and it's a really sort of raw performance. she is brilliant, someone who is trying out different identities in the way she tries out different clothes. somebody caught between this world and the next. i was really impressed with it. for all the flaws of the film, and there are many, she is so good that she just carries it through, and i was mesmerised by her. as i said, i have been a huge fan of hers for a while. i love the twilight movies, but in this,

papa john's say they send texts with pizza deals up to six times a month.cking your morning forecast. details coming up. a man exposes himself to a woman in palo alto. i am live with a closer look at who police are looking for this morning. welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... looking outside...we're seeing clear conditions all across the bay area. chilly temperatures you're waking up to as well, but it won't be for long. 60s and maybe even some 70s expected for daytime highs with lots of sunshine! here's a look at your day part forecast...cold now but sunny and warmer as we progress throughout the day. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 backed up into the maze. no major problems for wb 80 or eb 24 in the east bay happening right now... police in palo alto are looking for a man who exposed himself to a woman near the stanford campus. will tran is live in palo alto this morning with a closer look at who police are looking for. police in palo alto are looking for a man who pulled down

certainly, text and history are important in constitutional interpretation. but the claim that constitutional interpretation should be controlled only by history and text was one rejected in mccullough versus maryland in 1819. we should learn that lesson. >> saturday, book tv is live in charlottesville. beginning at 10:00 a.m. eastern we begin a panel discussion on the english language, adam metcalf, author of "skied dadle to selfie and author of "going to hell in a hand basket" followed by "nuclear war" at noon and the book "nagasaki" and dan zach, author of "almighty." at 2:00 p.m. a discussion of civil protests with howard means author of "67 shots." author of "bloody shenandoah" at 4:00 p.m. on the book "trump revealed." tom nichols author of "the death of expertise" and "ask more" and "black-and-white." live saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span2's book tv. >> sunday white on "afterwards, lisa cervone on "the unbanking of america" interviewed by a senior fellow of the federation of america. >> i wrote the book in a nutshell because i could not underst

it is what is the text of the constitution. in one case it protects against the government endorsing something so the establishment clause protects against the endorsement but equal protection clause protects against unequal treatment so we have to look for different treatment. >> the language of the two clauses i would submit are not really that different. >> that is the distinction. do you have a single equal protection violation case based ever on government speech? >> no, your honor. i will be candid to say except for circuit cases that happen to deal with confederate flag. >> they get there but doesn't seem that standing was contested there. there is no addressing. >> that is correct. the standing was not contested. >> i agree those are interesting cases. >> those cases standing was not contested. there were equal protection claims and those plaintiffs -- >> any equal protection case that finds standing based on stigma? >> i don't this go so. the reason for this is if you look at the religious cases -- >> those just seem l

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if a judge isn't bound by the text of the constitution or the text of a statute, what is a judge going to be bounded by? >> well, senator, i hope it isn't what he had for breakfast. you know, when i was a lawyer, all i wanted was a judge who put all of his personal things aside, her personal views, and come to the law and facts in each case fairly. i do think when we're talking about interpreting the law, there's no better place to start than the text. maybe here i have to blame sister mary rose margaret. she taught me how to read, and she taught me how to diagram a sentence, and it was under pain of the hot seat paddle which hung above her desk for all to see. i used to say she could teach a monkey how to read. i think she did. me. and i think that's where we want to start for a couple of reasons with the text of the law. first, we go back to the due process considerations, the fair notice considerations we spoke of earlier. before i put a person in prison, before i deny someone of their liberty or property, i want to be very sure that i can look them square in the eye and say you sho

these kids do text messages that mean things other than they say or they embellish on facts.ies, as far as they are concerned, the only consent that will matter is that consent or lack of consent that was given right before the alleged attack and during the attack. if that wasn't given, it is a prosecutor used to make a determination? injuries to the child. physical trauma. emotional trauma. a detailed blow-by-blow account of what happened during that event. that will be more powerful. >> martha: we are about to go to the president. 20 seconds, i want to get your thoughts. >> it depends on what she told the police at that time. if she lied and said i never asked for sex are never how to speed with this boy, that goes to her credibility. a rape cases are about credibility. >> martha: we got to play this directly. here is the president. he is in in a mainstream tonigt meeting with senators and their spouses. we want to play for you but he just said. some interesting comments in here. let's listen in. >> nobody ever told me that politics was going to be so much fun. but we are d

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, who are these people. >> i asked him what kind of text-messages. >> not that bad, but people are lookingor certain type of companionship, if you will. >> you are not providing that. >> no, absolutely not. >> he has been getting messages regularly over the last couple of weeks, he told some people they have the wrong number, they asked him, do they think he was playing hard to get. >> i hope not. i think they -- some of them were very apologetic, i think they were afraid i would turn them over to police. i just block those numbers, i just block them. >> i asked him if he plans to get rid of his cell phone, there are rumors he is considering a run for new york city mayor. >> the text-messages have subsided. i do not have as many inquiries, offers, i don't know what you want to call them, i don't think i will change them unless it gets ridiculous. >> i am calling my old cell phone number, in the '90s. >> busy. >> i ask them if they got weird calls for me. >> i had my same cell phone number for 20 years. >> i have one digit off from alex here, thank god w did not have a mick up yet. >> a lot