she showed us some of her cell phone bills that included 61 phone calls or text messages to or from this number starting with 678. she says it is herman cain's private cell phone. the calls were made during four different months. calls or texts made as early as 4:26 a.m. and as late as 7:52 p.m., the latest in september of this year. >> we never worked together and i can't imagine anyone phoning or texting me for the last 2 1/2 years just because. reporter: we texted the number and herman cain called us back. he told us he knew ginger white but said these are more false allegations. he said she had his number because he was trying to help her financially. that was the end of the call. she said she planned to keep the relationship a secret while cain made his rub run for the white house until she heard the al -- run for the white house until she heard the allegations of sexual harassment. >> the accusations i absolutely reject. they simply didn't happen. reporter: she says she was not surprised by the allegations but was bothered by the way cain fought back, attacking the women including

she showed us some of her cell phone bills that included 61 phone calls or text messages to or from this number starting with 678. she says it is herman cain's private cell phone. the calls were made during four different months. calls or texts made as early as 4:26 in the morning and as late as 7:52 at night. the latest were in september of this year. >> we've never worked together, and i can't imagine anyone phoning or texting me for the last 2 1/2 years just because. >> reporter: we texted the number and herman cain called us back. he told us he knew ginger white but said these are more false allegations. he said she had his number because he was trying to help her financially. >> late this afternoon mr. cain's attorney sent that fox news station a statement reading in part "no individual, rather a private citizen, a candidate for public office or public official should be questioned about his or her private sexual life. mr. cain has no obligation to discuss these types of accusations publicly with the media and will not do so even if his principled position is viewed unfavorably by m

. >>> when you don't see someone talking or texting or browsing the web on their smart phone -- in fact a new survey found four out of ten mobile homes have a smart phone and between 25 and 34 that number swells to more than six out of ten. so with all of this new technology is helping us stay weekended it could pose a big privatesy risk, cheryl tells us what we should know about protecting our data. >> it is amazing how much more people do with their phones. >> reporter: from e-mail to internet and gps and app the possibilities seem endsless. >> so much of lo we are are on the devices. >> reporter: there is more risk, the smart phone is a handheld computer and sending and receiving information in the air. >> anytime you have a wireless connection involved in performing a transaction, you probably lose something in the security. >> reporter: consumer report electronic editor mike dickta says the gps our phone may be help for making suggestions on where to shop or get a bite to eat but ... >> you don't know who else has that information and what remains to be seen is the impact of a lot

basically -- when the elevator is out, they will notify people to either e-mail or testing, sir -- or texting, so that people with disabilities who rely on elevators know the elevator is out of service. i know as the mta is doing a pilot program, but it is not working very well. it is very spotty. i would really like to see that improve, because we rely on the elevators. in order for us to get these notifications, so at least we can plan our trip -- it is very spotty. i cannot rely on it right now. sometimes, they will notify you that the elevator is out of service, but they will not notify you when it is back in service. i would like to see it greatly improved to be able to serve the community. thank you. >> we need power for our tape recorders. >> now is the time to say something we would not want to record. [laughter] >> do you have it now? >> charles walker, followed by martin robinson, and then bury toronto -- barry toronto. state your name for the record, please. >> my name is charlie walker. i have to say, like i have said before -- when this agency said they were going to put the ligh

it lets parents put in keywords that pertain to drugs sex or anything they want to track. if a text shows up with that word parents will see it. >> they won't see all of the texts, you don't have the time or interest, only the ones that violate the rules. l. >> reporter: the technology tracks when kids use the phone if it's after their curfew parents will know. >> i have a click of a buton i can find out where the phones. >> reporter: and gps technology showing where the phone is and where its been. internet security expert said while all the features aren't new the app may be more user friendly. >> if you see keywords and just look for messages that appear month be rerelevant that could be good. >> reporter: harrison thinks the app will take away the trust she established. >> the bigger picture is that you have to -- continue dialogue with your children about what's appropriate and what's not. >> i think that they are the same, the importance of parent caring to know what they are experiencing. >> reporter: and here is another look at code 9 mobile and all the features. the gps tra

i can't imagine phoning or texting me for the late 2 1/2 years just because. >> i don't know what she says is over their friendship or whatever, but newt gingrich, you're writing about, you're saying that something will splash over on him. but let's look at this graph showing that gingrich should have been dead this summer. in june, he was at 6.7% in the polls. went down to 4.9% in july. august, went up to 5.5%. september, up to 6.8%. october, 9.3%. now he's at 23.8%. what happened, bob? >> i think there's a big hair thing going on here. we have mitt romney, we have newt gingrich, rick perry, michele bachmann, the only one without big hair who has been up there for a little while was herman cain. but with the rest of them, it was hair today and gone tomorrow. but the problem here is that they're running out of alternatives to mitt romney. you've got this large number of republicans who just don't like the man because they view him as a -- it's the hated word, a moderate. >> now, dana, when you look at four -- not one, not two, but four national polls has newt gingrich beating mitt rom

public records, but i also wanted to remind you that when you use technology to communicate by email or by text or other means, even if you are using your own, personal device, if you are communicating about the public business, it is at least possible -- the lot is not very well developed on this issue, there have been a couple of cases, but we have not been given enough guidance yet, but it is possible that that could be subject to disclosure. i want to make sure you are all aware of that. ok, so now we know what a meeting is. we can go on to public notice. of course, all of your public meetings have to be noticed, and your secretary is an expert in that in making sure that is done properly, and that notice includes your agenda, and you cannot act on any matter or discuss any matter that is not on your agenda. i think you all are well aware of this issue, and just a reminder, it includes discussion. an item that is not on your agenda. director: can i ask for a clarification of the process? >> sure. director: for an item to be on the agenda. >> the way that that works is that your agendas are

they're asking for people to either call or text in information. a $5,000 reward is being offered in this case. police tell us they have identified several persons of interest. so far, they have not identified suspects and hoping people will call in. meanwhile, just a couple weeks shy of his second birthday, hyrum struggles at children's hospital tonight and two other people are also in critical condition. reporting live in oakland. i'm jodi hernandez and bay area news. >> thank you. >>> we have developing news in the south bay. police and the bomb squad are evaluating the remains of a suspicious package they say exploded outside san jose's main post office a short time ago, the retail part of the lundy avenue post office is closed. since it's a 24 hour processing center, employees are still working in the back of the plant. just afternoon today, a customer called police saying a masked man was wearing a gas mask and stuffing a package outside of the building. when it didn't fit, the man tried to put it in another box and quickly left the scene. th

she also showed waga cell phone records showing 61 calls for tex or text messages she claimed were from cain's private cell phone. >> we've never worked together, and i can't imagine anyone phoning or texting me for the last 2 1/2 years just because. >> cain upstaged his accuser's announcement when he appeared on the cnn "situation room" before she spoke out. cain said his accuser was just a friend whom he helped financially. >> tell us about the nature of your relationship with this woman. >> friend and trying to help a friend because not having a job, et cetera, and this sort of thing. that's all there is to the relationship. and here again, i don't know what's going to be claimed in the story. it was someone who was supposed to be a friend, but obviously, they didn't see it as a friendship. >> when you say friend, i'm asking -- these are awkward questions, but i'll ask you the questions you're going to be asked. was this an affair. >> no, it was not. >> there was no sex? >> no. >> none? >> no. >> after appearing on cnn his campaign released a statement saying in part, and i quote, de

attorney's office, including a review of the teacher's cell phone records to see if she was talking or texting when she hit and killed 6-year-old siorelli torres. many in the community were upset that the teacher was not arrested and held accountable for the second grader's death. >>> people who live in a south bay trailer park say they're tired of dealing with open sewage seeping right into their homes. now they're taking a stand. western trailer park on monterey highway in san jose, where 80 community leaders and several local lawmakers are demanding change before the upcoming rainy season. people living there sent us these pictures of raw sewage spilling from pipes andinto thei right into the lepe people who live there say management is just ignoring their concerns. the property manager says they have spent at least $15,000 working on the problem this year alone, to protect homes before all the rain does set in. >>> you just mentioned the rainy season. not raining just yet but it's coming our way. meteorologist christina loren is here with the latest. >> it certainly is. we're about 24 hour

customers with limited minutes or texting charges could get charged. google could jump into the cable tv business. the wall street journal reports that they just hired former cable tv executive jeremy stern and in talks with major media companies. >> it took three darts to subdue a bear this morning in a tacoma washington suburb. he has a dart in him. >> he stopped there. taking a second one in the backside and went on to wonder through a locked down elementary school and a creek. that is when they hit the bear a third time and he finally went to sleep. they plan to have a vet check out the bear before returning him to the wilderness. >>> research is on for an exotic animal in chavez park. in the last week there have been three sightings of deer. the animals only two feet tall. they are often kept as pets that are tame but they are illegal in california. it is feared the deer could wind up killed by another animal. >>> now, fred english has this preview of the football game. >> reporter: 40th annual big game. it has not been a big game for the crushers

shoot me an email or tweet me @williegeist1, or text the word awake followed by your response to 622639. we'll read the best responses later in the show, the next 30 minutes will be your cram session for this monday, november 21st. there's a lot to tell you about, including most of the republican presidential field in tears in iowa over the weekend. we'll show you what brought out the kleenex. plus, jon huntsman not in tears, during his cameo on "snl," what does this guy have to do to get above 3% in the polls? we'll watch the clip later. first the nurse live at 5:30 a.m. at 30 rock. officials in new york city say they've stopped a terrorist bomb plot, targeting police stations, post offices and u.s. troops returning from overseas. this morning, jose pimentel, a naturalized u.s. citizen and an alleged al qaeda sympathizer is being held without bail. the nypd says he was on the verge of completing at least three bombs. the 27-year-old was arrested on saturday, police say he was putting the finishing touches on one of those devices. he had been under surveillance for years after unknowing

shoot me an email or tweet me @williegeist 1 or text me. that's what regis does, followed by the word awake, to 622639. i think that went well. we'll read the best responses later in the show. >>> the next 30 minutes will be your cram session for this thursday, november 17th. a lot going on, including the latest on newt gingrich's well-paying relationship with freddie mac. more detail this morning. plus, jerry seinfeld and david letterman settle a red-hot jealous feud over regis philbin, that clip later. but first, the news live at 5:30 a.m. here at 30 rock in new york city. president obama is heading to bali right now, after wrapping up a two-day visit to australia. although his trip will not take him to china, the u.s. relationship with that country took center stage. the pentagon deploying u.s. marines now to australia as the united states flexes its military and economic muscle in the region. >> i have therefore made a deliberate andqsñ strategic decision. as a pacific nation, the united states will play a larger and long-term role in s

she has cell phone bills showing 61 phone calls or text messages to or from cain's private cell phone. the latest from september of this year. >> we texted the number in herman cain called us back. he told us he knew ginger white but said these are more false allegations. he said she had his number because he was trying to help her financially. that was the end of the call. >> herman cain's criminal lawyer, len wood issued a statement tonight. you remember len wood, he's the tough guy that went all gang ta against the woman charging herman cain with sexual harassment. >> and now herman cain in the court of public opinion has to respond, not to admissible evidence. he has to respond to here say, he's not afforded the opportunity for me to cross-examine his accusers. he's not afforded the safeguards that are part of our system of justice. >> the statement len wood issued tonight is the political equivalent of an admission of what ginger white is saying, an admission that it is truly true. here's len wood's statement. this appears to be an accusation of private alleged consensual conduct

. >> they may not call or text you back, but they will know you are there and when there is a problemre directly. >> it is so sad to send your kid to college to get an education and to help with their tail leaderships and abets and they come back to you in a coffin. >> the police have a person of interest in the nephew's murder, but no one charged yet. for more on that interview and tips for parents, go to our web site. >>> next up this morning, on wjz, locking back at the life of joe frazer, he died at the age of 67. >>> good morning. big bills, what could happen to the baltimore grand prix next year if the city does not get paid? more in a live report. >>> get willing their hon back, now the word belongs to everybody, but is it too late to save the business? and over to the traffic, if you are heading out, we have several problems on the roads. back down the list in a bit. >>> here from the dvd in blue ray just released. >>> the movie that is a hit. we will have more on that coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . >>> several schools are delaying because of the fog. we have the local traf

showed bill that's included 61 phone calls or text messages to or from this number starting with 678 saying it's his private cell phone. and moments before that report aired herman cain had this to say. >> do you have a 13 year affair with this woman? >> no. i did not. >> did you know her 13 years? >> yes. but dinot have an affair, okay? until i see and hear what is going to be accusations are going to be made, let's move on. but i acknowledge that i knew the woman. i ak knowledge i've known her but the accusation i had a 13 dwreer affair with her? no. >> do you suspect she has evidence? e mails, letters? gifts? anything that she will be able to bring to try to confirm this? >> no. >> and on sunday, former speaker of the house newt gingrich picked up endorsement of the new hampshire union leader newspaper. the publicist explained his decision right here on fox news. take a look. >> we think he's ahead of the class and showed that throughout the years and we think he did well back in the 93 republicans for power and we think he's the innovative guy. i don't think this changing out oba

public records, but i also wanted to remind you that when you use technology to communicate by email or by textr other means, even if you are using your own, personal device, if you are communicating about the public business, it is at least possible -- the lot is not very well developed on this issue, there have been a couple of c,

text messages. telling him he better bring a check. don't cup back or she is going to the police department to file charges by 3:00 that day. that's the last text message. last contact she has ever with any one. >> that said gillingham before noon is when paul lost his temper and choked jennifer to death. then drove to a gas station, bought a can of gasoline. later, returned home. and torched the house. and some where along the way, said the prosecutor, he erased all those angry text messages she sent him. >> every single one between the defendant and her. every single one is gone. months worth. >> then gillingham says paul used jennifer's telephone to send fake messages to her friend so they believed she was alive. to support the claim. gilgham, introduce aid witness that said texts from paul's phone and jennifer's phone were hitting the same cell towers all afternoon. so her phone must have been right there with him in his car. which is why, when she missed a meeting with her friend, roy, the text he got from her didn't make sense. they weren't a sens

public records, but i also wanted to remind you that when you use technology to communicate by email or by textr other means, even if you are using your own, personal device, if you are communicin

public records, but i also wanted to remind you that when you use technology to communicate by email or by textr other means,

or e-mail or text. we're pretty good about that here. or during a date, never ever do it.ake a phone call from the stall. if you know what i mean. >> bob: everybody knows what you mean. keep going. >> dana: one of the questions you had before people ask to follow you on twitter or facebook, your friend, you don't have to friend them you don't want to. >> bob: i'm lucky that way. nobody wants to be my friend anyway. >> kimberly: that is not true. >> bob: you missed one. it says you're not supposed to use your phone and tweet and twit and e-mail and stuff when you're with somebody nellis the conversation? >> dana: yeah. >> bob: i took andrea out to dinner. this is the entire dinner. i paid for it. this is what she did the whole time. go around like this. how are you doing? >> andrea: that is so not true. >> bob: it's so true. >> andrea: you know what? i can't kick you under the table. >> bob: you have long legs, baby, but not that long. >> dana: i asked today what people's pet peeves are on they had a lot. one is they asked parents not comment on their facebook page. >> kimb

. >> you can get e-mails or text messages, or tweets. >> reporter: goating that last- getting that last-minuteer. so waiting may be a risk. all depends on what the demand is. >> last year, paula, we actually saw airlines cut back fares during the holidays because they had overreached. in other words, they charged too much. and people said, i'm going to stay home. >> sometimes it's just too expensive. we're not going to florida this year for thanksgiving for that reason. >> what were the prices like when you looked? >> a little too much. close to $400. >> reporter: for those who do take the plunge, there's also the concern of being on an oversold flight. >> how can people avoid being bumped? >> the best thing is to book early and get that seat same early. and that does help you. make sure you check in early. get to the airport three hours early. and that sounds ridiculous, i know, to some people. but if there is a cancellation or delay, you might be able to get on an earlier flight. >> reporter: but if you are kicked off the flight, the federal government raised the amount the airline has to co

problems from the phone are increasing finding more young people are getting text messages from bullies or textshat contain unwanted sexual advances. reports of the latter almost tripled between 2006 and 2008. >> there is a 98-year-old man, 98 in connecticut has gone from being ill literate to publishing a book and in just two years time. his life story is called "in a fisherman's language". he never learned how to read or write and kept it a secret until he moved into a senior home. now with the help of volunteers, he's gone from not being able to spell his name to signing books. >> i'm in the clouds and i can't believe, it's almost impossible to believe the way i feel. i'm the happiest man in the world. >> and henry turns 99 soon now plans to write short fi stris about his life, including time as a professional boxer. >> very nice economy. economists say this is a good time to buy a home in the bay area, why are few people making that purchase? just ahead we hear about the slow shift they're seeing oo. and... we need to keep pressure up to compromise. >> the president responds to the super com