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Painted wasnt quite what they expected. that morning call to scott, the one he couldnt hear, teresa did not call from moundville. >> cell tower shows its pinging from up in tuscaloosa. >> wait a minute. how could it be pinging from tuscaloosa? thats miles and miles away. >> right. theres no way she could have made the call and been back to the location where she was murdered at. >> courtesy of the cell towers, you were able to show that teresa could not have made that call. it had to be somebody...

Different commodities. today there is no waiting line. there virtually shut down and so this has got an economic effect on north korea. i appreciate your comments so much but obviously this is a story, you as well as all the members on capitol hill and the american people, in fact the world for that matter will be watching extremely closely in may. >> absolutely. this is something that will affect the world. lets see how this rules out. >> we appreciate it. thank you. >> cell tower where outages...

Difficult because of flooded roads and infrastructures. now verizon wireless has partnered with the american aerospace technology company to develop a drone that is able to provide cell phone service to first responders into the public in the immediate aftermath of the storm. the 17-foot long brown can fly for 10 - 15 hours as high as 15000 feet and carries 4g lte equipment and, once in the air, it acts like a flying cell tower providing service for up to a 40-mile range. >> when theres no power...

Fly for 10 - 16 hours as high as 16000 feet. it carries for glt equipment and once in the air, it acts like a flying cell tower providing service for up to 40-mile range. >> when theres no power their cell phones only last 24 - maybe 48 hours tops. so, if you cant get to them before their cell phones die, now they can make a phone call at all. so with this we can get up, as soon as the storm passes. >> we were there as they tested this drone in new jersey. its designed to provide enough signals ...

Responders rely heavily on cellular data networks and as we learned in back to back to back hurricanes last year, that is often a losing proposition. bryan llenas joining us now with new technology that can bring cell service back online but this time from the sky, high bryan. >> hi, leland, last year during hurricanes harvey, irma and maria cellular providers found out that repairing towers turned difficult because of flooded roads and influence, well, now verizon wireless has partnerde to deve...

Phone service to first responders and to the public in immediate aftermath of the storm, can fly for 10 to 16 hours, as high as 15,000 feet, it carries 4g lte equipment and once in the air, acts like a flying cell tower providing service for up to a 40-mile range. >> when theres no power, their cell phones only last 24, maybe 48 hours tops, if you cant get to them before their cell phones die, now they cant make a phone call at all. so with this, we can get up -- as soon as the storm passes. >> ...

And at that moment, as records show, michelles iphone was pinging off a nearby cell tower. to ritchie it seemed quite clear-- giselle esteban was the one using michelles phone to send those creepy text messages to worried friends and family, and to him. and giselle did all this, while on the shopping trip with her daughter. and shes on that phone roughly the same time that shes getting text messages from the classmates, and family members, and things like that. and then, i sent her a second text...

One he couldnt hear, teresa did not call from moundville. >> cell tower shows its pinging from up in tuscaloosa. >> wait a minute. how could it be pinging from tuscaloosa? thats miles and miles away. >> right. theres no way she could have made the call and been back to the location where she was murdered at. >> courtesy of the cell towers, you were able to show that teresa could not have made that call. it had to be somebody else using her phone and what do you know? her phone is missing from th...

>> while there was no pinpointing an exact address where quinns calls were originating, technicians were tracing pings when the phone was in use. those are the electronic connections made when a phone hits a particular cell tower, and that gave investigators a general idea where quinn might have been held. fbi agent tony k was selected as the lead crisis negotiator for the bureau. >> were tracking the phone and were thinking weve got some leads. >> agents felt they were making progress, but then...

Nothing. dawn told the investigators she phoned teresa over and over, and each time, the phone went to a recording. just to be sure of all this, they pulled teresas cell phone records and began plotting out a timeline of her whereabouts, but the picture the records painted wasnt quite what they expected. that morning call to scott, the one he couldnt hear? teresa did not call from moundville. >> cell tower shows that its pinging from up in tuscaloosa. >> wait a minute, how could it be pinging fr...