and i looked at the words the judge wrote. he said from all of the facts and issues it seemed the intent was to simply discipline the child. the girl was he moose was afraid she was joining a gang, staying out too late. the being big thing was from the spoon she got bruised. you re allowed to hit a child on the back side as long as there isn t any smacking and it isn t a baby. the law is specific as to what constitutes abuse and what is spanking. i think this fell within the rights of the law. definitely a talker story. but especially in our generation. we all remember there is a difference than now. thank you. government shutdown leading to a beer shortage? what? it s happening. we ll tell you where and why. and we got a lot of tweets and e-mails from you today. we re going to read some of those. specially about this. coming up next. [ male announcer ] this is pam.
the otherwise undetected heart attacks. again, it s called intravascular ultrasound. linsey davis, new york. ask for the test, even if it doesn t show you have a blockage. get the other test. make sure you re covered either way. scary. it is very important to get the word out heart disease affects women as much as men. there has been a long standing fallacy men are more affected than women. not true. scary though. they say when women reach menopause they re more likely to have a heart attack. so watch out, take all the tests and be careful. one of the biggest killers of women along with cancer. it. it is scary. coming up next, the talker story of the morning here using race, ethnicity, and politics to make a point at a bake sale. and it is a student group fundraiser in the middle this controversy, next. controversy. that s next.
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wfaa reporter daniel schechter has more on that. once again, we hope you have an enjoyable day here at the nfl super bowl. reporter: at 11:30 the nfl opened the perimeter fence. hold your tickets up. hold the credentials up. hold them up. reporter: 30 minutes later at noon, the security lines were supposed to open allowing fans into the stadium. that time came and went. fans did their best to stay upbeat. i was a little disappointed, disappointed. i have jerry jones cell phone number, but he s not answering. the wait s horrible. reporter: the issue, ice on the stadium roof. the nfl says it worked with the arlington fire department to establish safe zones to protect fans from falling ice. that meant closing four gates. and it delayed the opening of the gates that were open. when that gate opened up at noon to wait here for an hour to get into there. so nobody quite knows what s really going on, when it s going to start or anything else. i don t know what s going on, b
our talker story of the day and our facebook question of the day. a georgia mother has sparked a pretty fierce debate when she allowed her 10-year-old son to get tatted up. why did he get tatted? okay. she insists the tattoo was a way for him to honor his brother, who was killed in an accident. wsb s ross cabot reports from suburban atlanta. it made me feel good to know that he want his brother on him. reporter: chantira napier says her family is still grieving the death of her 12-year-old son malik, hit and killed by a teenage driver in macon some two years ago. she has tattoos of her own in memory of malik and says her now 10-year-old jaquan was with malik when he died. my son came to me and said mama, i want to get a tattoo with malik on it, rest in peace. what do i say to a child that