he couldn't stand the idea that in this small community in northern utah, he might let his family downgainst. >> host: and i think one thing the story represents is, you know, that it could happen to any of us. i mean, again after the break, maybe we will return to some of the statistics on the scope of the problem, but the research i have seen shows that, ma particularly and younger ages, but 40% i think in your book, of people said they had read text. 30% said they had sent text. these statistics are astonishing. we are not talking about a minority of the population, right? >> guest: you brought up something about partly why we can deny it, it won't happen to us, because with a bad control group as they say in science but if you don't 100 times and not gotten in a wreck, can you say to yourself, 100% of the time i haven't got an indirect. therefore, therefore, i won't get in a wreck. it's a terrible control group because 101, or in reggie's case, who knows, 31, you guys are dead. >> host: we are doing with a one time slot machine on a rainy highway. we will pause right there we be ba

evaluating is to make a determination on how we can potentially accelerate in the investments in northern and southern utah while the central valley project continues at pace under construction as it is today. and so, looking at those opportunities to invest a little more aggressively shrinks the time line between td the commute between the services once it is operational and follow on the high speed service in the corridor and how can we get to those necessary improvements to accommodate the future high speed service in the corridor and so that is part of the discussion that we are looking at and part of what may allow us to pursue a strategy that you are alluding to and which is how we can get to if we determined that a level boarding, scenario is possible, at our specific stations and pgc and that we can help and work with cal train and to help establish the facilities and that the program goes on and certainly, in a corridor of this length when you are talking either station improvements or the great separations or passing tracks and you are looking at a 20 or 25 year program and you are not talking ab

we have high pressure that's still over northern nevada and parts of utah.ing to push the high aside by monday and that's when we stand a chance of showers. it's going to be fairly mild for sunday with an increase in clouds so mild with more clouds. a nice day, great day for the great pumpkin festival in half moon bay which rereported from earlier. we have that pumpkin festival covered today. 56 degrees partly cloudy skies. -- 65 degrees partly cloudy skies. this weekend on treasure island 65 degrees. oakland is playing the arizona cardinals tomorrow. and the coliseum it will be mostly sunny with 70 degrees at game time at 1:25 p.m. wanted to show you a model of the atmosphere and freeze it at monday at noon. you can see monday at noon we have a band of showers that's forecast to move through the bay area but very quickly heads to the east. so we'll get doused a little bit on monday and that's it for the rest of the week. tuesday low clouds but that should do it. so for tomorrow transition day a few more clouds, mild tomorrow, showers on monday, and then sun

for iron ore and in part because a lot of it will be coming out of nevada and utah and which are good proximity to northern california and ports of san francisco. iron ore is inert and it is not toxic and it is not something that is going to pollute the environment and in fact it is a naturally occurring mineral that gets washed down through a water ways and if you go out to the ocean beach, the black sand you see on the beach is iron ore and so, it is, and it is very you know, non-toxic and also, iron ore is heavy and it needs a deep water which the support of san francisco can offer, we have 40 feet of water which is adequate for iron ore shippers. they will bring it in by train and utilizing any specific rail road and they will go directly from the trains and unloaded to the port and loaded into the vessels at pier 96 and right now, we are we have been working since 2010, and we have been working closely with the union pacific rail road to partner on them to committing to bring the product into the port and we are close to getting a written commitment to that and from them to bring in 6 trains a week of

. >>> the utah couple accused of a deadly northern california crime spree that left two sheriff's deputies dead made their first court appearance this afternoon. 34-year-old marcel omo marquez his wife janelle were arraigned on 14 felony charges, including two counts of murder for the deaths of the two officers. another deputy and civilian were injured. the suspects also face multiple carjacking and attempted murder charges. they did not enter pleas today. >>> the memorial for a cupertino teenager is growing today after he was fatally hit by a truck on mcclellan road yesterday afternoon. the 15-year-old was riding when the truck struck him, killing him at the scene. officials say the driver didn't know he had hit the teen and is cooperating with investigators. today, extra patrol cars from the santa clara county sheriff's office were out keeping an eye on traffic. >> anything to make the kids safer. whatever it takes. we have so many schools here. we are actually looking after thousands of children by making some minor changes. >> residents are looking for a solution to the area's congesti

next couple days you see four to six inches over northern portions of baja one to two on the borders of california, even eastern nevada on to southern utahy of rainfall to go around but that rain really needs to be displaced back out to the west where they need it most to los angeles. but here's the long-range forecast for october through december of this coming autumn into winter, and you take a look, drought expected to intensify and persist over that region. the southwest could see some additional rainfall, and improving conditions for them. we do have some heavy rainfall across the northeast united states to tell you about. travel could be impacted. a couple of inches around, say, washington, d.c. on into the carolinas could come out of this. want to leave you with some better news. take a look at this, errol and rosemary. how about this? this is an experiment that actually worked out pretty well. pumpkin stine they're calling it. this is near fillmore, california not far from santa barbara. after four years of trial and error the pumpkins that are dwroen here are within molds and they turn out in the shape of frankenstein. they trie

northern virginia. jesse matthew currently being held on the charges of abducting graham. remains were found saturday but they have not yet been identified. >>> adoptions by gay couples in utahoving forward this morning. the supreme court lifted a stay on thursday, which barred the state health department by finalizing adoption by same-sex couples. the move comes after the supreme court refused to step in by ongoing gay marriage lawsuits that allowed same-sex marriages to proceed in 11 states, including utah, which previously had barred same-sex adoption. >>> new york city now has its first confirmed case of ebola. breaking overnight. a doctor testing positive for the deadly virus after -- a day after riding mass transit, a day after going to a bowling alley. we have the very latest, coming up. a single ember that escapes from a wildfire can travel more than a mile. that single ember can ignite and destroy your home or even your community you can't control where that ember will land only what happens when it does get fire adapted now at fireadapted.org >>> breaking news this morning. ebola now confirmed in new york city. a doctor in isolation and three others quarantined, in