now if you never visited the web site text from last night dot com. it's a forum to which people send some of the funniest saddest most ludicrous and outright disgusting text messages that they receive from their friends and usually they pertain to the results of the botcher is night for them the identities of the texters are concealed and only the area codes are posted and it's become somewhat of a phenomenon especially amongst college students i guess we can see its popularity as a shining light and when young people really care about these things but anyone out there who's having a bad day or just a bad morning believe me you can cheer right up i carry a sleeve living through others' experiences via text but i want to warn you some of them are very graphic and the majority of them are too graphic for t.v. but i'll give you one little example this is someone's text woke up this morning with a note saying great sex see you never why can't i meet more women like her i think you get the point now but who's behind this internet success story well joinin

. >>> well texting while driving is illegal in most states but it may not be so long.device that will allow you to text while you keep your eyes on the road and hands on the wheel. >>> and myspace admitting to sharing information of viewers. we'll have more on that coming. a >>> myspace has admitting to sharing information with advertisers. now the company said it doesn't consider the data to be information that could identify a person, because myspace doesn't require members to use their real name. myspace and fox 5 are owned by news corp. >>> well new technology is making it possible for drivers to text behind the wheel without using their hands. but opponents say it's still a dangerous distraction. molly line put it to the test. >> reporter: 30 states have outlawed temperaturing while driving, massachusetts the latest to do so, fining first offenders $500 and repeat offenders 5 -- $100. a boston company said they have the solution. it's an app called start talking. >> when you want to send a text message you don't have to touch or look at the phone, you just start t

and allow users to text by talking. but they may not offer the same level of hands-free use. >> you have received a text message from andrew. say listen to hear it. >> listen. >> your message from andrew is thanks for your voice text. >> still, some safety advocates argue none of the multiple of available options are safe behind the wheel. >> the bottom line is we don't have any indication that any of these things are safe. the driver is still distracted. and, again, the bottom line is hang-up and drive. >> according to the national highway safety administration, distracted driving caused more than 5,000 deaths in 2009, accounting for 16% of all road fatalities. in newton, massachusetts, molly line, fox news. >>> ever wonder how fast helicopters fly? you are about to see a chopper that breaks all of the records. we will tell you why on the other side of the break. oweanyo . >> call it the helicopter of the 21st century a new type of chopper has a scene that makes it incredibly fast. in fact, it just broke a world record

texts every hour they're awake. that's an 8% jump over last year and girls 13 to 17 do the most texting out there sending 4,050 text messages a month. no. 3, heads up gm car owners. the automaker is recalling 300,000 chevy impala sedans. they're concerned the seatbelts may fail to restrain people in the front seat during a crash. the recall affects imbalance has from the 2009 and 2010 years. contact your deal for b repairs. no. 2, gas -- about repairs. no. 2, gas prices are up right now, the national average for a gallon of regular 2.83, up 35 cents from this time last year. it will cost you 2.71 in virginia. no. 1 tonight, ease up on that lead foot when you drive near the intersection of paint branch parkway and the trolley trail in college park. a set of speed cameras were activated there today. warnings will be issued the first 30 days but starting november 15th violators will receive a $40 fine and, brian, that's tonight's fox 5 top five. >>> got to tell you last fall we had this pattern where it rained only on

. >> we know texting and driving don't miss.t weeks ago maryland made it illegal to use hand-held cell phones behind the wheel. now the government has a new pilot program to hammer that message home. fox 5 correspondent laura ingle has the story. >> i stopped you because you were talking on the cell phone. >> reporter: bad driving involving cell phone talking and texting are earning thousands of chatty motorists a trip to the curb for a pricey lesson to the law. what did you just see? >> a woman talking on the cell phone the phone up to her left ear. >> reporter: shannon try says he issues one ticket every 15 minutes during these stepped-up patrol conducted every few minutes. i stopped you because i saw you texting there on the phone. >> reporter: what are you looking for? >> i am focusing on driver behavior. so i am looking to see what they are looking at. is their head down? are their eyes down? where are their hands? >> paired with the public service announcement to drive the message home. >> $-- 5500 people killed last year

text message from andrew.isten. >> your message from andrew is thanks for your voice text. >> still safety arguments say no none of the mument i am it available options are safe behind the wheel. >> the bottom line we don't have an indication they're safe. the driver is still distracked and again the bottom line is hang up and drive. >> according to the national highway safety administration, distracted driving caused more than 5,000 deaths in 2009 accounting for 16% of all road fatalities. molly line, fox news. >> julie: or pick up the phone and call them. an idea. gunshots fly in a beauty salon when cops say an armed man burst inside and dropped to rob him. what stopped him? an off duty police officer who happened to be getting her hair done. do not mess with a woman getting her hair done. the officer exchanging fire with the would-be robber at this salon in brooklyn. police say he walked in, he demanded cash and ferris generals identified herself as an officer and ordered him to drop his gun. instead he sho

text your word awake followed by your response to 622639. and make sure you include this week your mailing address on those e-mails because we will give away signed copies of "american freak show" to the viewers whose e-mails we read on the air. our dramatic countdown clock. the one that's been harassing you and plaguing you for weeks now has reached all zeros. that means the release date is here. the wait is over. book stores not quite open in the u.s. but look at this. i'm humbled by these pictures. kids have been lined up for days waiting to get their hands on this book. again, lady gaga and i have a similar audience. a lot of crossover between us. also much brighter outside than you would expect on a rainy october morning. stores have been open overseas for several hours now. you hate to see this there's rioting across the continent of europe. this is outside the barnes and noble in athens, greece. people unable to get a copy of "american freak show" because of that global demand. we will get the books to you, it's a great read but not w

i text the entire show.hat americans send 4 billion text messages every day. guess who wants to get in on the action. politicians! they are working to build up the cell phone data bases and hope that the texting can help them get the message out and rally voters in their favor. >> i think you make up 1 billion of the text messages. no matter how we like it or not, these things change the way we communicate. 94% of the total population have cell phones. we are doing more than talking these days. it's a new way to communicate. it is estimated we send 5 billion text messages every day according to the wireless communication. california hopeful carly fiorina and california gubernatorial candidate meg whitman and harry reid are among a growing list of politicians who are texting voters and collecting mobile phone numbers to reach out. >> we are embarking on new technology. many campaigns aren't brave or bold enough to step in this realm. we're comfortable. we have had excellent results. we have made thousands of

apparently in the prepared text there was a line of copy that he struck out, the line of text, though, was delivered to the media and attributed to paladino when he met with the jews. and that line of text is "there is nothing to be proud of in being a dysfunctional homosexual," but paladino never uttered that sentence and his remarks, as they stood, however, were controversial enough. >> what about andrew cuomo. he is the democratic candidate for governor. david? >>reporter: andrew cuomo appeard in the parade marching up 5th avenue today, on sunday, after paladino made the remarks, the cuomo campaign team issued a statement accusing paladino of being homophobic and cuomo spoke to reporters today saying paladino's remarks were divisive to all new yorkers. >> it is a cynical political ploy that we have seen before. you go to one group, one conservative group and tell them what they want to hear. >>reporter: he lashed out at paladino for suggesting it was wrong of him to take part in a gay pride mark with his two daughters, the picture you see here, cuomo told reporters when it comes to

send me a text. i'd love to see you tonight. all right. talk to you later.ext messages and e-mails through a third party. sterger said she does not provide any information to deadspin. the vikings and jets play tonight in the meadow lands of new jersey. >>> to the baseball playoffs, two games after roy halladay threw a shutout, the phillies get more stunning pitching. cole hamilton threw a complete game, a shutout. the phillies look to be the third team in 55 years to win three straight pennants. atlanta and san francisco playing in atlanta yesterday. tough days for brooks conrad. in the first inning, bobbles an easy grounder. no run scored there. fair enough. next inn, a pop fly to shallow right. the ball flies out of his glove. this is the one that was really bad. >> ninth inning, the game is tied right now. this is the playoffs, friends. the winning run for the giants, braves now one game away from elimination. giants came back to win. that's pivotal. >> the rays upped their series against the rangers. they play game five back in tampa tomorrow. >>> comin

we are doing a lot more than just talking, texting has spread like wildfire. nearly fine billion text messages are sent every day and according to research 98% of them are viewed as opposed to only 30% of e-mails. >> you may not read that e- mail because it goes into the junk mail but you will read a text mail. you have the tv, the laptop for the cell phone. the cell phone is the one have you with you all the time. >> reporter: it's no surprise that candidates jumping on the wireless band wagon to reach the masses. >> not only do we send you the phone numbers of voters so you can call and encourage them to vote but folks will also be given the latest breaking news from the campaign, news stories, polls and the latest television adds. >> reporter: the idea is still new. several candidates are among only about a dozen candidates in the country relying on text messaging. >> we are going out on new technology. many campaigns haven't been brave enough or bold enough to step into it but we have had great results. >> reporter: by next year more than half of all cell

texting has spread like wildfire. nearly 5 billion text messages are sent everyday in this country, and according to experain consumer reserve, 90% of them are viewed compared to 30% email. >> you may not read that email because it ends up in your junk mail folder, but you will read your text message, because what are the screen as valuable to you? the big-screen tv or the computer or the cell phone that you have with you all the time. >> reporter: it come as no surprise that political candidates are jumping on the wireless bandwagon to reach the masses. >> not om do you get the phone messages encouraging you to vote and they get the latest polls and ads. >> reporter: concept is relatively new. carly tyranni meg whitman and harry reid are among only a dozen candidates in the country relying on text messaging. >> we're definitely embarking on technology and many campaigns haven't been bold enough to step into this realm. >> reporter: by next year more than half of all cell phones that people carry will be smart phones

when you see it, text it. write it down and text it to bart.t's how you are entered to win in the contest. a couple of things are going on here. bart is running a longer train due to the giants at playoffs and as the job market starts to recover here in the bay area, they are thinking congestion gets worse on the roadway and they want more people to try bart. that is why we have try bart week all week. they will have a big kickoff at noon today downtown oakland at 12th street bart station with all sorts of free stuff. they promise that the first 5,000 people who show up will not walk away empty-handed throughout this week. other prizes including cal bears passes and oakland raiders tickets. here is the number that you are going to text when you see this word of the day. it's 44144. bart saying this is the biggest promotion they have had in decades. live in oakland, christie smith today in the east bay. >>> time is 4:54. mid 50s right now before sunrise. out towards the trivalley, temperatures waking up into the low 50s. not too windy and thankf

texting and-- (laughter) >> i didn't mean that. when we come back and one brand of the u.s. brand against another. why rules are tripping up the border patrol and illegal aliens are about to go through the areas. and on the space shuttle "discovery," move over cp 30 we'll show you the robot about to make history. >> coming up on the bottom of the hour, here are your top headlines and the celebration in chile. an escape shaft finally reached the cavern where the 33 miners have been trapped more than two months. 2000 feet underground and they're not out yet and they're getting close and pakistan says it's going to reopen a road into afghanistan so that n.a.t.o. and the u.s. can move supplies through there again. pakistan closed that border crossing after an n.a.t.o. air streak killed two pakistani soldiers. >> they're running head into laws that protect the environment. border patrol agents say they're getting buried under represent tape by federal and environmental rules that limit access to the land they're trying to guard. it's no

the modern version is that you text. text when you see the word of the day pop up on the destination screens thaw see at bart stations that let you know when your train is coming. when you see that word of the day, this is part of a try bart week promotion. first they are running longer training for the playoffs and also what they are saying is that as the job market recovers, more people are expected to be out on the roads in their cars and why not try bart. $60,000 worth of prizes will be given away like plane tickets and raider passes to see the cal bears and free bart ticks for a year. they will be giving away two of the grand prizes. one will be given away at an event at noon at the city center in downtown oakland. the key to all of this to having your chance to win is texting. when you see that word pop up on the screen, you will want to text to the bart number 44144. text to that number and bart will let you know if you are indeed a winner. they say during this entire week, there will be at least 1300 prizes given

text text "a" for yes. text "b" for no. a man who i have admired. joining me now is reverend al sharpton the president of the national action network. >> glad to be here with you. >> what does this mean? >> it means bringing country together. we don't all agree, as you said, on every particular point. but we agree that when it comes to jobs, when it comes to education, when it comes to justice, we can come with a consensus of what is going to move the country forward and i think what you and the labor leaders and civil rights groups, all of us that are really true patriots who are trying to bring the country together, we can debate the particulars and we can say we don't think what that what you're saying in this area that area is right. but general thrust of this country coming together around things like health care, things like education in providing jobs that's what tomorrow is about. >> reverend, when did this start? >> in the spring. the labor unions and civil rights groups began meeting. i went to the first meeting in the spring of this year

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text "a" for yes. text "b" for no. 622639, we'll bring you the results later on in the show. >>> joining me now is jonathan alter, national affairs columnist "newsweek" and msnbc political analyst. well -- >> hi, ed. >> -- say, jonathan, that we have a -- we have a bevy, a collection of very unusual candidates this year. but the question is, will the anger, will the anger of the voters push the quality of the candidates to the side and may they focus on just the change. what do you think? >> it may be. look, it's too soon to know whether the house is going to go, republican. the sen sat not going to go republican unless something totally different happens in the next few weeks so it's touch and go in the house of representatives. i think that liberals and democrats have to be careful about making this argument on intelligence. that's pretty off-putting for a lot of voters. there's a reason that christine o'donnell said, i didn't go to yale. most people didn't go to yale. and it's, you know, it's a chea

shoot me an e-mail or text telling us why are you awake? we'll read the best responses later in the show. the next 30 minutes will be your cram session for this tuesday, october 5th. lots to tell but today, including the bumps in the road as rahm emanuel gets his may oral candidacy kicked off in chicago. plus, an update to the trump story we brought you yesterday morning. the response to him taking on oh bam in in 2010. >>> in their first televised face-off, former wrestling ceo linda mcmahon, accused richard blumenthal of being on the government payroll his entire life and, therefore, not understanding what it takes to create jobs. blumenthal blasted mcmahon as a greedy executive who puts profits ahead of people. the most heated moments came over the attack ads. mcmahon hitting this ad, hitting blumenthal over his distortion on his service in vietnam. >> i'm linda mcmahon and i approve this message. >> would you lie about serving in a war? >> we have learned something very important since the day i served in vietnam. >> if blumenthal did i

one thing you could do was text. it was interesting. you can send a text message. we are trying to get our residents give them the knowledge to do that should we need to evacuate again. and this is just an example of a flyer for our expo and you have to tailor it to the diversity of your community. making sure what other dialects or languages that are present in your neighborhood that you address that. and you make sure that you are inclusive to everyone. just an example of our agenda for our expo. and the communications, this is a piece that we have come up with post katrina and that is a 1-800 evacuation check in number that our residents can call into in the event that we must evacuate. residents can call and let the improvement association know where they are. let us know their barriers. when i evacuate i'm responsible for taking the vontage router with me and plug it into a real phone or also receive these messages by internet. i don't have to have access to a phone. the voice mails come over the internet. this is something that we have done today after katrin

you don't text and drive do you? >> not in new york anymore.ause we're on the subways here. >> we text on subway >>> challenging rescue, the operation to free trapped miners in chile. new cautious optimism and some potential pitfalls. >>> then, bittersweet battle. the food stamp fight over sugary sodas. >>> and secretariat's story, a new movie tells the story about the triple crown champ. >> secretariat is the greatest racehorse that ever lived. it's friday, october 8th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> i'm going to check out the movie to see diane lane. she looks great. >> she is stunning. i hope i should age that gracefully. >> no kidding, it looks great. you go. >> also good. >> yeah, good morning, everybody, i'm rob nelson. >> i'm vinita nair. >>> the miners trapped deep inside a chilean mine could be just feet from freedom. they're expected to be released soon. >> that is only the beginning of a very long and dangerous process to bring 33 men to safety. the bbc's andrew harding now reports from chile. >> reporter:

>> is some great, and just like that, i saw that ipod touched texting. as a free download. once it is downloaded, the calling an texting interface looks like the odd-phone and will act like a regular cell phone. it looks like the iphone, with conference calling, transfer, you can pick up the phone that you use or transfer an existing phone. it is free for the first month, and in $10 after that. on limited calling, texting, that is a lot cheaper than most that the plans by carriers. for more information on this come off www.kron.com gabriel slate's tech report >> and back live, to at&t park. the national league champions are swinging their bats. getting ready for game 1 of the world series on wednesday in san francisco! we will be right back. jerry brown "offers california exactly what it needs" "good ideas, strong principles, a reputation for telling the truth" and the ability to "get things done in sacramento" meg whitman's hometown newspaper and newspapers across the state have endorsed jerry brown for governor. baccalaureate. correct. [ audience groan

this is hope witsell, she's 13 years old, she texted a picture she shouldn't have texted, not expectinghis topless photo she sent out, meant only for her boyfriend, would go viral. >> 22% of teenage girls say that they have e-mailed or texted a compromising picture of themselves. most of them say they do it out of pressure from a boyfriend. but that once it's out there, you cannot unring that bell. [ female announcer ] where are people with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis going? they're discovering simponi®, the first self-injectable r.a. medicine you take just once a month. taken with methotrexate, simponi® helps relieve the pain, stiffness and swelling of r.a. with one dose once a month. visit 4simponi.com to see if you qualify for a full year of cost support. simponi® can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious and sometimes fatal events can occur, such as infections, cancer in children and adults, heart failure, nervous system disorders, liver or blood problems, and allergic reactions. before starting simponi®, your doctor should test you for

worried about who their children are texting and how much it'll cost. abc2 consumer reporter has the latest affordable phones for kids that also let mom and dad set the rules. >> reporter: cell phones aren't just for teens and adults anymore. new survey finds 20% of eight to 10-year-old's now have them. that number is jumping every year . if you have a young one or a tween who wants a phone we have good and safe suggestions. >> hi mom. . >> reporter: every kid wants a phone and moms are breaking down and buying them. >> 12 and 7. >> reporter: they have their own phone? >> yes. >> reporter: cell phone companies rolled out phone was buttons for calling mom and dad. only problem, most kids older than kindergarten didn't want them. wireless companies have switched for 2010 and offer full service phone was key pads, music and video. the difference now is parent dear sir limit calls, texting and hours of use. >> some may want to see what they are doing and they can access that and by scanning can see what their kid is doing. >> reporter: the website gives hig

and who is still cheating via text and voicemail? i have two words for you, brett, tiger woods. >> we were all lucky. before that age we would never have these pit falls. matt, what ind could of guy does this, and have you ever done this? >> are you calling me out right now? bernadette, check your phone after the show. >> dozens from him. >> it distishd me the whole ugg slippers because i wear those every day. everybody will think this is me. the guy who does this is insecure. just show it to her. if you want to show it, why put it on a text? >> i think that's against the law. i think that is called indecent exposure. >> it is all right to send it by text? >> that's an interesting question. showing pour gnaw pornographic material got alvin greene in trouble, right? >> another politician. >> are you working with alvin? >> in south carolina we are studying all of these. and brett is southern, so it all goes together. >> bill, i was amazed how quickly you recognized his jenna tale yaw -- genetalia. >> this is a very serious story. here

the company fines that teens between 13 and 17 average 3,339 texts a month.e of them says a thing. >>> we had a great crowd come out in the rain last night at the barnes and noble in westport, connecticut. i grabbed mike barnacle up there with me to talk about "american freak show." the good people up there challenged me to wear a tie this morning. didn't they, mike? >> yes, they do. >> here you go, westport, here's your tie. now you have to buy "american freak show" in bulk today. let's huddle up around the water cooler to talk about a historic meeting last night on comedy central. there's a rally jon stewart and steven colbert are holding, steven colbert appeared to be the big guest on the show, but then the biggest media tycoon floated in. >> steven? hi, steven. >> what? yes! yes! >> so, this is it. "daily show" audience. look under your seats. >> look under your seats. what's under there? you are going to the rally! you're going to the rally! you're going to the rally! >> colbert and stewart have the dueling rallies. oprah has come down on the side of jon

text "a" for no. text "b" for no. >>> joining me now is reverend al sharpton, president of the action networkane featured station at the nation rally. we should feature yours. you were getting at it too. reverend, speak to the demeanor of the crowd. it was so positive and so passionate. what were your thoughts? >> i thought it was extremely positivive and passionate, but i think what is even more noteworthy and you alluded to it, is the diversity of the crowd. you saw so many people of different races of different genders, different -- even political persuasions that were so relaxed and comfortable to be standing together for the country. and you know, it's outrageous when you're standing there saying, god bless america, and people are cheering and every speaker's saying, one nation under god, liberty and justice for all, indevisible with liberty and justice for all. how anyone can make that other than a nation rally of patriot that want to see the country continue to go in the right way. it was an ex

this is hope witsell, she's 13 years old, she texted a picture she shouldn't have texted, not expecting this topless photo meant only for her boyfriend would go viral. >> 22% of teenage girls say that they have e-mailed or texted a compromising picture of themselves. most of them say they do it out of pressure from a boyfriend. but that once it's out there, you cannot unring that bell. s gr in one place. [ printer whirs ] done. ♪ thanks. do you work here? not yet. from tax info to debunking myths, the field guide to evolving your workforce has everything you need. download it now at thinkbeyondthelabel.com. one month, five years after you do retire? ♪ client comes in and they have a box. and inside that box is their financial life. people wake up and realize i better start doing something. we open up that box. we organize it. and we make decisions. we really are here to help you. they look back and think, "wow. i never thought i could do this." but we've actually done it. [ male announcer ] visit ameriprise.com and put a confident retirement more within reach. lord of the carry-on. sove

tavis: we showed a clip a moment ago of a kid with his phone under his desk, texting. >> bacon text within their pocket. they can look at you -- they can text within their pocket. they can look at you, me? there listening, but meantime their texting. tavis: are they cheating? >> there was one incident where i thought a couple kids had similar answers and i knew they both had electronic devices. it is used in the extreme, tavis. 15, 16-year-old in philadelphia, surrounded by the culture they are surrounded by, and it is a difficult task to try to convince them. i used to tell the kids, coming from this neighborhood, if you guys have grades, every college in america will be after you. they have enough of those private school kids. they would love to have a little spice that the inner-city kids would bring to the student body. but it is a very rigid very tough case to make. -- but it is a very tough case to make. tavis: 10th grade, was that your choice or thrust upon you? i am trying to remember where i was in 10th grade, was i aware, not aware. what are 10th graders thinking about? >> first

text me. >> thanks for watching. have a great monday. >>> making news on this monday, october 11th. >>> campaign mode, the president chriscrosses the country this week, hoping to engage democratic voters with time running out. >>> north korea's show of force. introducing the new leader who will have his finger on the nuclear trigger. our reporter is in the north korean capital. >>> and ready for rescue. the weekend breakthrough at the chilean mine. a 2 1/2-month ordeal that is almost over. >>> good morning, everybody. and happy columbus day. i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm mike marusarz sitting in for vinita nair. the president is kicking off the major campaign swing with the election just weeks away. >> democratic senate seats are most at risk in five states, including pennsylvania. that's where the president spoke over the weekend. emily schmidt is joining us from washington with more. >> today, the president is going to head to miami, key meeting of the democratic national committee then he's off to continue what will

this is hope witsell, she's 13 years old, she texted a picture she shouldn't have texted, not expectinghis topless photo she sent out, meant only for her boyfriend, would go viral. >> 22% of teenage girls say that they have e-mailed or texted a compromising picture of themselves. most of them say they do it out of pressure from a boyfriend. but that once it's out there, you cannot unring that bell. where other hammers can only dream of going, the craftsman hammerhead goes everyday. driving home nails quickly and easily in the tightest spaces. more innovation, more great values. craftsman. trust. in your hands. [ malhis day starts thwith his arthritis pain.. that's breakfast with two pills. the morning is over, it's time for two more pills. the day marches on, back to more pills. and when he's finally home... but hang on; just two aleve can keep arthritis pain away all day with fewer pills than tylenol. this is steven, who chose aleve and 2 pills for a day free of pain. and get the all day pain relief of aleve in liquid gels. being a leader means moving fast. across the country when the

meantime, if you are look for a texting phone with key pads for 50 bucks or less, the inpent websiteonsumer search.org recommends the samsung magnet or smooth. depending on the carrier, and the lg rumor or banter. for those who want a specific plan for kids, it suggestion firefly wireless and cageet. before you send a younger child to school with a cell phone find out if and where students are allowed to have them. most elementary schools don't have lockers so a cell phone left in a cubby could disappear without warning. and plan accordingly if you don't waste your money. john matarese. >> now maryland's most powerful doppler radar and forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. >> we have wet weather and a chilly start today. temperatures continue to pull back a little bit from our midnight market 53 and that may be the high temperature all day long. it could be the coolest date in history as we start off on this monday. we are generally checking out what should be 49 in the morning and 72 in the afternoon. we didn't get out of the 60s yesterday and today we may not get out of

the fine for texting behind the wheel or using handsfree device, for the first offense is about $145.e jumps to just over $200, and the third offense could set you back an additional $100 more. what i think is that most people hear the ticket is $20 and they think hey i can pay that fine. here is the tip. many bluetooth head sets cost, get this, $20 my advice, buy one instead of hiding from the police. in mountain view, stanley roberts, kron 4 news. >> so if you have a comment or story idea e-mail less. [ female announcer ] new real fruit smoothies from mccafé are real fruit, as in strawberries, blackberries, blueberries, and bananas, which makes them really delicious. ♪ that's what we're made of. ♪ top stories we're following lawmakers will have to vote on a state budget today. after 99 days past due details coming up. cal train is said to cut service and raise fares. what is said hand coming up. playoff race begins today the giants' first playoff game in seven years. more on these stories the moment but first a check on whether. >> today we will see temperatures warmer than yesterda

i do a lot of texting, not on that level.njuries are in my thumb and not the elbow. >> and there is no correlation between the texting. >> you can't complete a pass like this, and then incomplete you are like this. come on, brett. >> you're not buying it, i'm not buying it. we agree, let's move on. >>> gilbert another story. >> he used to be agent zero. >> he is for a while now. he fakes an injury so nick young can get some playing time. has he learned anything since his return to the nba. >> this is a sign of things to come. he should have been traded. you should have written a check and said i'm going to pay your salary, goodbye. because this is ridiculous. if you're going to play this game, don't say i'm just kidding or faking. >> not a funny joke. >> and then get mad at the media because it's their fault. gilbert, again, come on and stop. >> so he hasn't changed a bit and if he has, it's for the worse. >> what needs to change is his team uniform. he's changed to number 9 and then send him off. >> forget about the millions

text "a" for no. text "b" for no. >>> joining me now is reverend al sharpton, president of the action networkane featured station at the nation rally. we should feature yours. you were getting at it too. reverend, speak to the demeanor of the crowd. it was so positive and so passionate. what were your thoughts? >> i thought it was extremely positivive and passionate, but i think what is even more noteworthy and you alluded to it, is the diversity of the crowd. you saw so many people of different races of different genders, different -- even political persuasions that were so relaxed and comfortable to be standing together for the country. and you know, it's outrageous when you're standing there saying, god bless america, and people are cheering and every speaker's saying, one nation under god, liberty and justice for all, indevisible with liberty and justice for all. how anyone can make that other than a nation rally of patriot that want to see the country continue to go in the right way. it was an ex

message. >> do not text and drive. >> please don't text and drive. >> don't text and drive. >>> do not drive. that was james rose from our dallas affiliate. >> julie: under the health care reform plan there may not be a doctor in the house. it's scary. a medical group says the number of new patients seeking medical care will far exceed the number of considers in the system. in fact, the association of american medical colleges estimates the shortage of doctors will be 50% worse than in health care reform had never been passed. what will happen to millions of patients? professor of medicine. 32 million americans who are uninsured. president obama passed health care reform. there will be 32 million americans that are out there looking for new doctors, what will they find in. >> you should add 36 million joining the medicare ranks in the next decade. here is what they will find. the association of american medical colleges predicts we're going to be 90,000 doctors short over the next decade, half of them primary care. half of them specialists and surgeons. so we got it across the board. a

he is going to text somebody else. >> maybe that's my problem!ter ] >> here's a look at our seven- day forecast. highs mid-60s at the coast, upper 60s at the bay and mid- 70s inland. another beautiful day expected. warming up just in time for the weekend with warmer temperatures also expected as we move into next week. this saturday it is somersault music festival at fort meade, 60s, mostly sunny skies. italian heritage parade sunday north beach 74 degrees. that's a look at your weather. back up to you. >> thank you. >>> 5:57. coming up in the next half hour the back and forth battle over our state budget all comes down to this. >> the final vote set for today. see who is benefitting and losing from the latest deal. >>> take me out to the post- season. the giants in the play-offs tonight at at&t park. the story coming up. he l all league, and i always get a little worried when i watch the games, because they could hurt themselves... and doctors are so expensive and...what if -- [ umpire ] safe!! what do you mean he was safe? he was out!!!!! i jus

i only text. i ensure greg never knows i call him a who are. -- a whore. >> from hooker allegations to race relations. all is not well with the latter according to a new rasmusson poll. the survey of over 1,000 likely racists found 36% thought things were getting better. while it was just 21% saying relations between honkeys and hispanics were bueno. the numbers are down considerably from 2009. conversely, lebron james has refused to recan't his comments that race played a role in the backlash he received since leaving the cavs. says king james, quote, i am not going back on my word. sometimes race does play a part. i said what i had to say on monday, and i will continue to move on. for more, let's go live to our correspondent, shirtless guy in his game collection. ♪ >> wow. i met him in port authority, and he never called me back. he never called me back. >> professor, -- >> are you going to me for this? >> yeah. you got a black dude in the white house. what more do you want? >> he's not black. >

altogether i think this could get a little confusing check out this attempted text when we put in the anatomical word g.'s spots apple gave their own suggestion. so i guess that there's a correlation there but otherwise they're just two completely different words or cannot be substituted for one another hello i can only imagine the confusion will come from this app just picture teenagers getting texas say i want to blank you or you look so blank in that dress i really want to know is what is going to constitute a bad word or a sexually explicit word because if we trust apple to decide that then well we know that two gay men kissing is unacceptable for them we also know that a cartoon ulysses app with a cartoon semi-naked man is always a way too much for them to handle the first major attempt to prevent kids from sexting due to parents' concerns over the past few years about the lack of could. all over what their kids are messaging to each other but you know what in an age where children learn technology twice as fast as adults it's pretty safe to assume that those kids are just going

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that you can just text throughout the day. you don't need to be present to win that.or the special grand prize you need to be present at the oakland city center today. >> more information about this on the website? >> more information on our website and we'll be tweeting. kristen and i will be tweeting, of course. we'd love for you to be there and win a bunch of prizes. >> they're pushing for new riders. >> yeah. the good news, traffic is quiet. mass transit systems reporting no delays. outside quickly we'll show you a few live shots. interstate 80 in berkeley looking good. when things get crowded, that's when you may want to take bart. right now traffic light out of vallejo. golden gate bridge also fine this morning for north bay commuters and you'll notice it's not as foggy. mike will tell us all about that in a little bit. actually just right after this. you can find out more information by going to our website, abc7news.com is the place to go and you'll find it under the bay area traffic links. good morning, mike. >> good morning, frances. sounds like a lot of fun