>> on bluetooth. >> you were on bluetooth?oth. >> so while you were talking to him, you had a bluetooth connection. >> yes. >> did you say, hold on, i'm going to fix my hair, or you just did it? >> i just did it. the phone just in my pocket. >> okay. what happened then after you went to another room, closed the door, and fixed your hair? >> i just closed the door. >> i'm sorry, you closed the door? >> yeah. >> are you still talking to him at this point? >> yeah. >> okay. tell us what happened then. >> then i say, trayvon, and then he said, why are you following me for? i heard a hard-breathed man come and say, what you doing around here? >> and then i say trayvon, and he said, why are you following me for? then i heard a -- >> hard-breathing man saying what you doing around here? >> a hard-breathing man saying -- >> what you doing around here? >> is what you just told us a conversation you're having with trayvon or travon is having with somebody else? >> having with somebody else. >> that's what you're hearing. >> yeah. >> oka

>> so were you on a handset or bluetooth. >> bluetooth. >> were you doing anything else other than listening intently to what was being said. >> yes, sir. >> what were you doing? >> listening to what's going on and saying trayvon because i had my bluetooth on. >> you were still at home. >> yes, sir. >> doing anything else? >> i was in the bathroom. >> was the water running? >> no, sir. >> why do i need the water on. >> i am just asking. >> i am trying to fix my hair. i don't need the water on. i put the hairy iron down after i called back and he answered and he told me he ran from the back. >> at that point you were still in the bathroom. >> yes, sir. >> any background noise at all? >> no, sir. >> you had stopped fixing your hair and you were listening only to the phone call? >> yes, sir. i had called him back. >> right. that's when he had stopped running and that he was speaking in this lower, more like whispering voice? correct? >> no, sir. i told you, he sounded tired. i had told him to keep running. he said he would just walk faster and i said okay because it is sounded to me like he was

. >> so you were -- were you on hand set or bluetooth? >> bluetooth. >> were you doing anything else other than listening intently to what was being said? >> yes, sir. >> what were you doing? >> trying to listen what's going on and trying to listen trayvon because i had my bluetooth on. >> were you at home? >> yes, sir. >> were you doing anything else? >> i was in the bathroom. >> was the water running? >> no, sir. >> why not? >> why do i need the water running? i was doing my hair. i don't need no water on. i put iron down, i put the hair iron down, after i called trayvon back. he answered. he told me ran from the back. >> so at that point you were still in the bathroom. >> yes, sir. >> any background noise at all? >> no, sir. >> but -- and you had stopped fixing your hair. and you were listening only to the phone call? >> yes, sir. i had called him back. >> right. and that's when he had stopped running and that he was speaking in this lower, more like whispering voice. correct? >> no, sir. i told you, he sound tired because i had told h

i had a bluetooth on. i had a bluetooth on. and he would have told me that he was going to turn around. he did not tell me he was going to turn around. none of that. or he would just end the phone call with me. he'd say i'll call you back if he was going to do that. >> after he told you that he saw the man again. >> he had saw the man again. >> the next thing that you heard him say was why you following me? >> objection, your honor. asked and answered. >> overruled. >> next thing i heard, next thing i heard, i had closed the door. and i heard say trayvon, why you following me. yes. you can go. you can go. >> i'm sorry. takes me a little bit of time sometimes to come up with the next question. >> you can go. >> okay. so at that point then was when you heard what you believed trayvon martin to have said, why you following me? >> yes. >> at that point, george zimmerman said what are you talking about. >> what you doing around here. what are you doing around here. >> when you talked with mr. crump, do you remember talking with mr.

i had a bluetooth on. on, and he would have told me that he was going to turn around. he did not tell me he was going to turn around. none of that. or he would just end the phone call with me and say i'll call you back if he was going to do that. >> after he told you that he saw the man again -- >> he had saw the man again -- >> the next thing you heard him say was, why you following me? >> objection, your honor. asked and answered. >> overruled. >> next thing i heard -- next thing i heard, i had closed the door, and i had said trayvon. why you following me, yes. you right. you can go. you can go. >> i'm sorry. it takes me a little bit of time sometimes to come up with the next question. >> you can go. >> okay. so at that point then is when you heard what you believe trayvon martin to have said, why you following me? >> yes. >> at that point, george zimmerman said, what are you talking about? >> what you doing around here. what are you doing around here? >> when you talked with mr. crump -- do you remember

on a bluetooth. but that wasn't what caused the crash. stephanie: it was just -- there had been an accident so we were at a stand still then we all started going and there was another stop and everybody stopped too quickly and i hit the car in front of me. >> so it was your fault. >> stephanie: well, yes. but it was not caused by me being on the phone. that would have been creepy to me if the cop said give me your phone and i'm going to rifle through it. >> you could argue that if you had been drinking and you hit the other car -- >> had you been drinking? >> stephanie: no. it was in the morning. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: i was on my way back from work. someone compared it to that if you had an open container of alcohol in the car. somebody in support of the law said oh, that's the same thing. a cop can grab that. >> but it is illegal to have an open container in the car in most states. >> stephanie: right. it is also illegal to be on the phone hand-held or texting in some states. >> not all states. >> stephanie: it is a pesky topic, isn

. >> reporter: they're digital, discrete, barely bigger than a dime, and compatible with bluetooth technologyinsurance covers the cost for most people. but mark had to pay out of pocket about $4,600 for the pair. >> this is the best money we've spent. it's been so nice to have his quality of life back. >> i don't feel like an elderly man any more. >> a simple thing to do is to go out and get a box of real foam earplugs like this. you can get them for about $2. it will last you for a month or two. but even more important, avoid that noise. and for most of us, that means those headphones, those ear buds that used to be not very good. the technology is so great you can't hear the music from the person sitting next to you. that means it's going right into you. >> turn them down. >> i think if you like where your music, fine, then turn it down even more. >> good advice. nancy, thanks. >> you bet. >>> we're back in a moment with a big admission from a lot of moms and dads about their kids. for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created... a wid

>> the ear buds, speaker phone, the bluetooth. get the phone off your face. give your phone a bath ever everyday if you can. >> with what? >> wet ones or dry wipes that are infused with anti-bacterial properties that can you wipe and sanitize your phone. >> dot wet ones hurt your phone? >> not really. you don't want to soak it. >> what do you want to do with your face? >> benzoyle peroxide. that is the best anti-bacterial. >> and this one is from neutrogena, to keep the pores clear. >> there's nothing that neutrogena doesn't do right. they have great products. >> squinting is another problem because the screens are so small. they're causing crow's feet and the 11 lines. >> what are the 11 lines? >> the vertical lines between the brow. and the deeper wrinkles in your 30s to 50s, they're getting deeper. so make sure you're increasing your phone's brightness, easier to read and the font size. you want that phone size to be at 20. >> that's why people should get a jitterbug phone. >> i think i'm going to get one. i'm going to mix it up and get a jitterbug phone.

were about voice recognition systems that don't understand and blue death that don't connect -- bluetootht don't connect. >>> 8.5 miles of new lines from oakland to crockett. the distribute ask seeking feet -- is seeking feed back from the public at 6:00 p.m. this is the second meeting. a third meeting will be held next week. >>> ktvu channel 2 news investigating cell phones being stolen. ktvu's julie haener is live with that and more stories. >> at 6:00 p.m. cell phone swiped, the number of phones stolen in the last month. plus see how people are bracing to hear the fate of gay marriage in california. and continuing coverage oen a -- on a story you saw on 2. >> why the bust of this brosself a smaller part of a big -- draughtal is a smaller part of -- brothel is a smaller part of the investigation. >>> pedestrian sting. officers issued 50 citations in 2-1/2 hours at one spot. ktvu's tara moriarty explains why police are focusing on that one area. >> reporter: if you walk across at 39th avenue, get ready to dodge cars. within the first 5 minutes of the sting several drivers are busted. >>

we will have bluetooth to talk to your phone and track where the bike is and how far you have riden adjusth this. >> it can be scaled down to a small quarter. it is a simple straightforward computer circuit word that contains just the basics needed for programming. a decade ago people would have to make one of these from scratch. >> taken a medium level hobby wishobbyist a week to accomplih you can accomplish in a matter of minutes. >> mossimo bonzi is one of the founders. >> i see all of the amazing of that people are doing and i'm constantly still finding moments where i go wow. >> he shared ardueno with the world allowing any one to buy it and use it any way they want. >> the angle is to take people that have no experience in electronics and software and make them able to create this kind of intelligent interactive object. >> a growing trend of people building things. it costs less than $50. >> the ardueno is not the more advanced board available and that is by design. the goal is to keep the design simple to give people a chance to learn and then build on the technology themselves. >>

but is what she is saying, trayvon martin had a cell phone piece, a bluetooth piece in his ear, and then at that point he was actually thrown to the ground in struggle with george zimmerman, and the ear piece itself was rubbing along the grass? is that what that testimony is supposed to mean? >> i think that is what she means. she said she was talking to trayvon martin and that in the middle of the conversation, she heard the aggressive, dominant voice, a man who was breathing hard asked trayvon, what are you doing around here? and the next thing she heard was wet grass on the ground. so it is pretty clear she is trying to indicate that the wet grass and ear bud fell out of his ear and that the phone was on the ground. and within seconds. >> let's listen to how george zimmerman's lawyer addressed the 911 tape on cross examination. >> so the question is, well, who is screaming for help? it is not trayvon is it? and your answer, it could be trayvon, and the question, you know his voice so well. was that trayvon screaming for help or wasn't it? your answer, it could be. like i said, i don't

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. >> that's how you sound on your bluetooth. >> stephanie: oh dear.ut the point is, george bush didn't bother with that. so dick cheney just needs to -- here he is again. dick cheney yesterday. >> what this program allows us to do, and the reason it was set up and the reason it has been operated is when we went [ inaudible ] we could get his rolodex and see who he was talking to in the united states. >> he has a roldex on his desk? really. [ laughter ] >> he is in madmen. >> stephanie: yes, it's right next to his binders full of women. michael [ inaudible ]. >> snowden is wrong. he could not possibly have done the things he claimed he was able to do in terms of tapping communication. >> so you say. >> snowden, hayden. >> stephanie: yeah, i don't truth either truth -- trust either of them. but he did sound a little grandiose. >> i'm sure it can be done. i don't know it could be done my snowden. >> snaden or hoden which means testicle in german. you put both of them together you have a pretty big testicle. >> juan snowden, enters the scene. >> i believe

>> the ear buds, speaker phone, the bluetooth. make sure you're increasing your phone's brightness, easier to read and the font size. >> that's why people should get a jitterbug phone. >> i think i'm going to get one. i'm going to mix it up and get a jitterbug phone. >> this will keep the muscles from moving as much. >> is that olay? >> yes. >> and a new thing that the derms are calling now, text neck. like turkey neck, but a younger age. >> what do you do had. >> hold your phone a little more to an eye level instead of going down like that. that's what's causing it. the collagen is breaking down if all of those movements. >> another reason. another reason, hoda. >> face lotions like this one from olay double the collagen. >> you've got a minute, sweetie. >> when the phone you're talking, it gets hot on your face, it produces brown spots because it's almost like a reaction to the sun. >> this is awful. >> so what do you do? >> get the plug-in. and also brightening ingredients like vitamin c and licorice extract is great. and at ni

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