it's reay selfie when you vote. "we have a selfie station!" actually at least two of them outside every polling place in the county... marked with these signs. they really want you to use them too. "it's kind of a way for folks to have a... virtual... 'i voted' sticker." and it'll keep you clear of a law... "i was surprised it was a law... yeah." many people had no idea even existed. "i've never taken a selfie. i by the way, it's also illegal in the state of florida to take a selfie with your completed ballot. still ahead in our next half hour: transportation officials are gathering for an emergency meeting... after emails show an cozy relationship between a member.... and cab companies. plus... t-s-a is at home... fox 13's shayla reaves is ?live at tampa international this morning. this year the voters of pinellas county have an opportunity to elect a public servant who has always put the people first. and i know you can trust charlie to do the same in congress. he'll fight to protect social security and medicare. defend women's health care a

but this side eyed selfie could have gotten jt jail time. taking selfie inside polling is prohibited. saying choose to have a voice. if you don't, then we can't hear you. the problem though isn't hearing it's seeing. while 19 states allow you to share a ballot box selfie at least 18 others have laws that ban it. some are unclear and allow for pictures of mail in ballots. >> a lot of these rules were written before there were cell phones. >> reporter: rick hansen is a political professor. >> people are not going to bribe you to vote one way or the other because they can't prove the way you voted. >> reporter: in the social media age, the ballot selfie seems ineligible. for some the picture is not even enough. >> that's one in the bank. >> reporter: in illinois they even set up a selfie booth to give people a legal spot to take their shot. as for justin timberlake don't worry he's not being locked up. the tennessee secretary of state's office actually seemed to be enjoying the publicity saying we're thrilled justin can't stop the feeling when

a new selfie study from the university of california irvine says taking more smiling selfies increasesour chances of happiness. 41 students spent four weeks taking selfies and then reporting their moods. over time, they noticed an obvious change. they were happier and more confident, and that mood lasted the entire day, even when they fake smiled. so you can convince yourself that you're happy. >> you can engage in the act of being happy. >> reporter: u.s.c. associate professor mark marino incorporates selfies in one of his writing classes. >> this helps people identify both features, both who they want to see themselves as and who they're communicating themselves to be. >> reporter: psychologist and u.c.l.a. associate professor yalda uhls warns too many selfies could be too much of a good thing. >> when we grew up we took pictures of other people, of places. we reflected out instead of reflecting in. >> reporter: so whether you take selfies with a stick or the old-fashioned way-- >> yeah, you can-- yeah. one, two, three! there you go. >> reporter: ...the key is self-control. mireya vi

an art form to selfie taking, correct? >> yeah, you gotta up because the double chin? >> no. >> reporter: okay, which i don't want. the indiana native was in less for less than two days and had already taken 60 selfies. so what is it about the selfie that makes you so happy? >> you just want to document everything that you're doing and send it out to everybody so they can see. >> reporter: keyler is not alone. selfie mania is everywhere, whether you're an "a" list celebrity or just feel like one. a new selfie study from the university of california irvine says increases your chances of happiness. 41 students spent four weeks taking selfies and then reporting their moods. over time, they noticed an obvious change. they were happier and more confident, and that mood lasted the entire day, even when they fake smiled. so you can convince yourself that you're happy. >> you can engage in the act of being happy. >> reporter: u.s.c. associate professor mark marino incorporates selfies in one of >> this helps people identify both f

an art form to selfie taking, correct? >> yeah, you gotta up because can't have the double chin. the double chin? >> no. >> reporter: okay, which i don't want. the indiana native was in less for less than two days and had already taken 60 selfies. so what is it about the selfie that makes you so happy? >> you just want to document everything that you're doing and send it out to everybody so they can see. >> reporter: keyler is not alone. selfie mania is everywhere, whether you're an "a" list celebrity or just feel like one. a new selfie study from the university of california irvine says taking more smiling increases your chances of happiness. 41 students spent four weeks taking selfies and then reporting their moods. over time, they noticed an obvious change. they were happier and more confident, and that mood lasted the entire day, even when they fake smiled. so you can convince yourself that you're happy. >> you can engage in the act of being happy. >> reporter: u.s.c. associate professor mark marino incorporates selfie

a new study says look within your selfie. this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. in 100 days, the presidency of the united states will pass from barack obama to hillary clinton or donald trump. tonight, the real clear politics average of major polls shows clinton with a lead of about six points, and a cbs news analysis finds, if the election were held today, clinton would have 12 more electoral votes than she needs to win. but this campaign still has 27 toys to go, and we'll begin tonight's coverage with major garrett. >> the republican nominee has a massive, a massive disadvantage, and especially when you have the leaders not putting their weight behind the people. >> reporter: by that, donald post-debate attaboy phone call. >> so, you know, you'd think they'd say, "great going, don. let's go. let's beat it this crook!" there's a whole sinister thing going on. >> reporter: while trump fights with ryan, he continues to draw massive crowds like at this mid- afternoon rally in

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selfie in tennessee. ben tracy has more. ? >> reporter: justin timberlake always seems ready for his close up. but this selfie could have gotten j.t. jail time. taking photos in polling places in tennessee is forbidden. timberlake posted his pick on instagram after voting in memphis saying choose to have a voice. if you don't, then we can'tea the problem, though, isn't hearing. it's seeing. while 19 states allow you to share a ballot-box selfie, at least 18 others have laws that ban it. in some states, the laws are unclear or allow for pictures of mail-in ballots. >> a lot of these rules were written before there were cell phones. >> rick is an expert in election law at u.c. irvine. >> what are the reasons for these bans? >> the idea actually goes back ballot. people aren't going to bribe you because you can't prove how you voted. the danger is bribery. >> the ballot selfie seems inevitable. for some, a picture isn't even enough. >> that's one in the bank. >> some states are changing their laws to allow s

visit: >>> we end with selfies. the good feeling captured by the camera may outlast the split second smiles. here's mireya villarreal. >> take a pose. >> jackie kyler, self proclaimed selfie fanatic. minister to selfie taking, correct? >> you got to up. you can't have the double chin. >> dent want the double chin. >> which i dent want. >> the indiana native was in los angeles for less than two days and had taken 60 selfies. what is it about the selfie that makes you so happy. >> you just want to document everything you are doing. and send it out to everybody. so they can see. >> reporter: she is not alone. selfie mania is everywhere. whether you are an a list celebrity or just feel like one. a new selfie study from university of california irvine says taking more smiling selfies increases your chances of happiness. 41 students spent four weeks take selfies then reporting their moods. over time they noticed an obvious change. they were happier and more confident. that mood lasted the entire day. even when they fake s

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a new selfie study from the university of california irvine says taking more smiling selfies increases your chances of happiness. 41 students spent four weeks taking selfies and then a reporting their moods. over time, they noticed an obvious change. they were happier and more confident, and that mood lastedd the entire day, even when they so you can convince yourself that you're happy. >> you can engage in the act of being happy. >> reporter: u.s.c. associate professor mark marino incorporated selfies in one of his writing classes. >> this kind of self-reflection helps people to identify both features, both who they want to see themselves as, and who they're communicating themselves to be. >> reporter: psychologist and a u.c.l.a. associate professor yalda uhis warns too many p selfies could be too much of a good thing. >> when we grew up, we took places. we reflected out instead of reflecting in. >> reporter: so whether you take selfies with a stick or the old- fashioned way-- >> yeah, you can-- yeah. one, two, three! there you go. >> reporter: the key is self- control. mireya villarr

new selfie study from the the university of california irvine says taking more smiling selfies increases happiness. forty-one students spent four weeks taking selfies and reporting them, and over the time, they noticed an obvious change they were happier, more confident ape that lasted the entire day even when they fake smiled. you can convince yourself you are happy. >> you can engage in the act of being happy. >> reporter: u.s.c. professor mark marina incorporates selfieness his writing classes. >> this self reflection helps people identify both features, who they want to see themselves as and who they are communicating themselves to be. >> reporter: psychologists and ucla associate professor yelda warns too many can be too much of a good thing. >> when we grew up we took picture of other people, places, we reflect out instead of reflect in. >> reporter: when take selfies with the stick or old fashion way. >> yeah, you can do a little bit of that. >> one, two, three. there you go. >> reporter: the key, it is self control. mariah >>> hard to believe but this is first time eagles will fa

remember that prohibits taking selfies with a filled out ballot? one colorado state senator says it's not fair. so he's filed a lawsuit to get rid of the selfie ban. good morning. we're seeing a brief break from this dry weather. meteorologist marty coniglio joins us. marty- you're tracking some light rain off and on already weighing in on this year's general election. nearly 114- thousand ballots statewide have already been returned. voters in denver, jefferson and arapahoe counties have turned in the most in the metro area. those preliminary numbers come just as a lawsuit over taking selfies with ballots is filed. ballot at a polling place. 9news reporter andrew sorensen is live at a polling station near civic center park. andrew... one lawmaker says that's not fair. aside from the actual issues on the ballot... there's a new issue coming up this year... people taking selfies of their ballot. might be tempting... but it's illegal. an 1891 law makes it illegal to share a filled out ballot. this goes back to a time when bartenders would bribe peopl

but this side-eyed selfie could have gotten jt jail time. taking photos in polling places in tennessee is forbidden. timberlake posted his pic on instagram after voting in you. the problem though isn't hearing, it's seeing. while 19 states allow you to share a ballot box selfie, at least 18 others have laws that ban it. in some states the laws are unclear or allow for pictures of mail-in ballots. >> a lot of the rules were written before there were cell phones. >> an expert in election law at uc-irvine. >> what are the reasons for these bans? >> the idea actually goes back to the, to the sook rhe secret ballot. people are not going to bribe you. you can't prove. vote buying and vote coercion. >> reporter: in the social media age, the ballot selfie seems inevitable. for some, a picture isn't even enough. >> that's one in the bank. >> some states are changing their laws to allow selfies. in illinois they set up a selfie booth to give people a legal spot to take their shot. but that idea is not good enough michigan for its law that bans ballot

new selfie study from university of california irvine said that taking more smiling selfies increases your chance of happiness. >> 41 students spent four weeks taking selfies and then reporting their moods. over time they noticed an obvious change. happier and more confident and that mood lasted the entire day. so you can convince yourself you are happy. >> you can engage in the act of being happy. >> reporter: ufc professor mark merino incorporates selfie in a writing class. >> this self reflection helps people to identify both features. both who they want to see themselves as. and who their communicating themselves to be. >> reporter: psychologist and ucla associate professor yules. said too many could be too much of a good thing. >> when we grew upe places and reflected out instead of in. >> reporter: so whether you take selfies with a stick. or the old fashion way. >> you can do that. one, two, three. there you go. >> reporter: the key, is to self-control. cbs news, los angeles. >> anchor: do you feel happier when you take a selfie? >> weather: you snow -- >> you are an expert at

i'm not a selfie person either. i don't like taking selfies. less than 20 states explicitly allow voters to take a selfie or even snap a picture of their ballot. the other states either have fuzzy laws, or outright bans. but the rules could soon change. a panel of three federal judges tossed out a new hampshire law, banning ballot selfies. if more states try to enforce their bans in 2016 we could face a constitutional fight. i love being able to have my name and my face and my vote all together for everyone to check out. if more fedearl judges - in a different part of the country -- upheld selfie bans . the issue could go all the way to the supreme court for a final ruling. in washington, election officials are walking a fine line. we do ask and discourage voters from taking ballot selfies. chance: but legally, they can do it? legally, they can do it. before you click a pic and choose a filter, it's best to check with poll workers first - or in some states, you risk fines or jail time. in washington, i'm chance seales. in california, ballot sel

>> you're a fan of the selfie.nd i love yourself east. >> clean that up. >> yesterday you took a picture with a pumpkin. you looked so cute. >> it wasn't a selfie. >> no, it wasn't. >> groups reported positive moods following this four week study from california. they felt better after taking a selfie. >> four whole weeks they studied this? >> yes. >> university of california. >> well, one thing about selfies -- >> that's not a selfie. >> i know it is not a selfie, but picture of your face. >> oh, thank you. >> but i think the thing is you have control, over how you look in the selfie. you can change the angle, you can change your smile. >> that's true. >> and when someone else is taking a picture of you, yes, you can hope for the best. >> true. >> but sometimes your eyes are closed or whatever. and you have total control with the selfie. >> when you know, when you look at picture, there is a group shot, right? >> knowing they look good, not worried about you and all of the other people. >> i know exactly how that

a new selfie study from university of california irvine says taking more smiling selfies increases yournces of happiness. 41 students spent four weeks take selfies then reporting their moods. over time they noticed an obvious change. they were happier and more confident. that mood lasted the entire day. even when they fake smiled. you can convince yourself you are happy? >> you can engage in the act of being happy. >> usc associate professor, mark marino incorporates selfies in a writing class. >> self reflection helps people identify both features, who they want to see themselves as, and who they are communicating to be. >> psychologist and professor, warns that too many selfies could be too much of a good thing. >> when we grew up, we took pictures of other people, of places, we reflected out instead of reflecting in. >> whether you take selfies with a stick or the old-fashioned way. >> yeah, you can, you can. >> little bit. >> one, two, three. >> there you go. >> reporter: the key is self-control. mireya villarreal, cbs news, los angeles. >>> and that's the "overnight news" for this

selfie. did you know it was illegal to take a selfie with your ballot? >> no. really? i did not know that. >>reporter: if that sounds ridiculous to you, you can take a selfie as long as it is not filled out. once you color in the dots it is another story. it is true, you are not supposed to show your completed ballot to anyone, even online. the law is so old it dates back is literally falling apart. >> the legislature has to decide is this one of those strange, old laws to get rid of, it doesn't keep up with technology. >>reporter: even lawmakers are breaking the law. representative polly lawrence posted this photo. >> there is no threat of prosecution. >>reporter: activist say the law is simply out of date and violates free speech. >> they have a right to tell >>reporter: for the past two years a local representative has been trying to change this. he wants to remove the part where you can't show anyone your ballot but so far it has been unsuccessful. >> you know a couple other states turned over bands on taking selfies with your ballot. recent court cases in new hamp

. >> just ahead, could you be in big trouble for taking a selfie at the ballot box? the answer may shock you. >> first, steve has a look at our week ahead. how are we doing? >> we have rainy weather on the west coast. not always what you want to wake up to on monday. heavy rain here, but the rain is needed. especially in central and southern california where extreme to exceptional drought go through the week this week. look at all this rainfall. 2, 3, 4 inches of rain in a lot of these spots and it certainly is needed. that's a quick look at the weather around the country this morning. here's a look at the weather where you are. and we have a rainy day across much of the pacific northwest today. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. meanwhile, showers continue in parts of southern california. warm in the desert southwest with highs in the 90s. there, but at least it's needed across much of california. >> thank you very much. >>> just ahead, out rage over the pentagon asking some california national guardsmen to repay their signing bonuses. >> "early today" is back in two.

but can too many selfies be too much? >> when we grew up, we took we reflected out instead of in. >> the study finds you can become happy in a smiling selfie even when you are faking a smile. >> imagine not paying attention to other things. >>> political ad that strikes a nerve, even if the race is one in which you won't vote. the ad accuses morgan carroll of allowing people to use welfare money for p strip clubs. is it true? >> reporter: ads about politicians wasting tax dollars are nothing new. but this one by the national republican congressional committee is a jaw dropper. >> welfare for lap dances? >> reporter: morgan carroll is the target of the ad. that's in reference to a vote she made last year as a state senator. >> carroll voted to allow tax dollars at atm's at strip clubs and pot dispensaries. >> reporter: not exactly. the way this ad is worded it sounds like she's okay with welfare recipients using, spending tax dollars at these establishments. she's not. but she is okay with them accessing the money there. h

but, it's safe to say you a selfie with your i- voted sticker. the only two counties who won't have an early voting option starting today: pasco and highlands counties. in 30 minutes---i'm digging into this-- did you know your vote counts a lot more here in florida, compared to other states? i'll explain why-- at 6. allison.... out shows hillary clinton leading trump by three points in florida. trump is ahead by only 3 points in the usually red state of texas. as trump continues his campaign in florida today, clinton is going back to new hampshire where she'll hold a rally with senator elizabeth warren. on thursday, clinton heads back to north carolina where she'll campaign alongside first lady michelle obama for the first time. before that, clinton will be visiting hillsborough county on wednesday. on top of choosing the next president, in two in florida will decide if medical marijuana should be legal in the state. 10news reporter emerald morrow is live in downtown st. pete this morning. emerald, it's not just voters here paying attention to th

>> i didn't take a selfie. i don't know why anyone would take a selfie. i'm like old school. >> reporter: she didn't because it's illegal. >> it's illegal to take it within 100-feet. >> we've enlisted the help of see if we're okay. >> mike, are we okay? >> you're okay, tom. >> mike, we good? >> still good, tom. >> reporter: hey, mike -- >> nope. nope. in seminol county where to take the pictures. by the way, it's also illegal in the state of florida to >> i would never have taken a selfie and i don't know. >> anchor: and by the way, it's your ballot. >>> anchor robert kearney: i fought for my country in kosovo and iraq, donald trump call women pigs, dogs, and bimbos...and i sure don't want my daughters hearing it. i want my girls to grow up proud and strong, in a nation where they're valued and respected. donald trump's america is not the country i fought for. so, i'm voting for hillary clinton. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. amendment 1 guarantees your right to generate your own solar energy. don't have to subsidize thos

. >>> could you be in trouble for taking a selfie at the ballot box? the answer may actually shock you. >> maybe some old people too. >>> but first, a look at the week ahead. how we looking steve? >> we have a few showers moving across southern new england. the bigger deal will be the colder air that follows behind this front. we'll see a blast of cool canadian air this week where temperatures will likely not get out of the 40s in boston. fall is starting to get real across 80s. enjoy. >> thank you very much for that. coming in the northeast. >> certainly a lucky break for some people. >>> just ahead, outrage over the pentagon asking national guardsman to repay their signing bonuses. >>> and shots are fired. "early today" is back in two. ?? tomorrow's the day we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto?- a breakthrough medicine that can help make m tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto

selfie game to the l. we'll have that story coming up. a terrifying ordeal for a . >> a brand-new economist flying camera that just hit the market. this is how you take your selfie game to the next level. ,,,,,,,,,,,, she went for a ride-along with an officer.. near fresno.. that ended in a wild chase. c-b-s reporter ben tracy shows us what happened next. pkg/script: >> she went for a ride along that ended in a wild chase. cbs reporter ben tracy shows us what happened next. >> a white mazda. >> reporter: early sunday morning a police officer pulls over a mazda suv for a minor traffic violation. >> you got something? . >> no. >> reporter: sitting in the officer's passenger seat, a female civilian taking part in a ride along. >> we try and teach the citizens of our community what law enforcement is. we want to give them the full gamut and scope what the job entails, and she was doing one of those ride alongs. >> reporter: the tar takes off. the officer turns on his siren, and pursues. moments later, a civilian passenger notices something te

certainly fun to take the selfies as she said worthy cause.atie, thank you exactly. >> talk about something worthy. jackson an 11-year-old pug being called hero after saving his familiarly from a fire. this super pup alerted his owners when sparks from an outlet turned to flames. jackson is the first animal to receive the hometown hero award in his idaho town. that's not all. he also received an official probationary firefighter badge giving sparky the fire dog some competition. >> you see, i love stories like this because i always say a pet owner we take care of our pets but in so many ways they take care of us too. maybe that's an ex em too example. >> oh, no. i think he's a super star. look at that face. >> absolutely. >> now, jim, you many people may not know you also have an anim animal. >> my stuffed dog i call eight stationary dog. >> sebastian. sits on my desk and watches over me. >> stuffed animal. >> um-hmm. >> okay. >> next treat for students from the philadelphia police i survived breast cancer. if the doctors hadn't caught it earl

some states are changing their laws to allow selfies and in illinois they even set up a selfie booth to give people a legal spot to take their shot but that idea is not good enough for joel crookston. he is suing his home state of ballot selfies. >> any time that there is law that is written that infringes upon our rights, we should challenge that as citizens. ? >> reporter: as for justin timberlake? don't worry. he is not being locked up. the tennessee secretary of state's office actually seems to be enjoying the publicity saying, we are thrilled justin can't stop the feeling when it comes to voting, so much that he voted early in person and is promoting voting to his millions of fans. a ballot selfie, you may just want to keep it to yourself. for "cbs this morning," ben tracy, los angeles. >> i love the reaction from the tennessee secretary of state. i'm trying to figure out why this is a problem if you're taking a selfie of yourself? i can see if i took a picture of you or you while you're voting but of myself? i don't get why this is an usual. do you? >> other than you might hold

a new selfie study from university of california irvine says taking more smiling selfie. 41 students spent four wee take selfies then reporting their mos. over time they noticed an obvious change. they were happier and more conf that mood lasted the entire day. u can convince yourself you are happy? >> you c engage in the act of beg happy. reflectionelps people entify both features, who they nto >> psychologist and professo warns that ty seooanie could be too much of a good thing. >> wwe greup, we took pictures of other people, of places, we reflected out instead of refcting in. >> whether you take selfies with a ick or the old-fashioned way.yt >> little bit. >> one, twee. >> there you go. >> reporter: the key is self-control. mireya vilrrbs news, los angeles. >>> and that'she "overnigh news" for this thursday. for somef you the news continues. for others, check back with us a little ler for the morning news and be sure not to miss cbs its way downwater. ooaters already over the front porches in greenville and waters cresting in the next day or so. mark strassmann has more. wt to sho

as millions head out to vote - you may want to think twice before taking a selfie . right now justin timberlake is making headlines for snapping this photo inside a tennessee voting booth - where it's not allowed. abc's linsey davis explains how the same rules affect millions -- including right here in nevada. katy perry - donning red, nats 5 seconds [gfx #1] and on monday - justin timberlake posting this now deleted picture? writing ?."i just flew from la to memphis to #rockthevote!!! no excuses, my good people." the singers just two of more than (keyable) 9 million americans already hitting the polls before november 8th! natpop - timberlake pres. obama campaign video 2008 you just step in the box, and you vote in the box! timberlake no stranger to voting activism - this youtube video from president obama's 2008 campaign and posted this selfie with presidential candidate hillary clinton earlier this year? but it's that (keyable) #votingselfie that could land the star in hot water? [gfx #2] in tennessee - voters are prohibited from taking photos or videos at the ball

(nats - someone taking selfie)(track)so whether you take your selfies with a stick... or the old-fashioned way... (sot - 01;21;47;17)mv: do i need to, like, side turn it. jk: yeah, you can -- ok. (they adjust their poses) 1-2-3 -- there you go.(track)the keya& is ?self?-control. mireya villarreal, cbs news, los it's right now it's degrees in just ahead...the real impact of the mayor's challenge to help downtown businesses. businesses.in your cbs 2 weather first forecast we have.. have... cbs-2 news connects with the corridor.call us with your story tips at 1-800-222-kganor email us at news at cbs2iowa.comor connect with us >>> good morning. it is 6:25. some of the coldest temperatures we've seen in nearly six months this morning here in eastern iowa. that's why we have a freeze warning out for most of the area until 9:00. also a frost advisory back toward the quad cities, cedar county and wacialght until 9:00 as well. we'll see sunshine tod. deceiving, though. it will be be cool fall temperatures in the middle to upper 50s area wide. not as cool tonight, still cold, so

the famous singer took a selfie and posted on instagram. he was actually encouraging young people to get out and vote. his heart was in the right place. tennessee law, though, makings it illegal to use phones or other devices for talking, recording, or taking pictures while voting. the law went into effect this year but nobody will prosecute him. they just warned him and he took the picture down. >>> the intention again to protect voter privacy of those laws but in colorado colorado, that law makes ballot selfies court. state senator hill, as we mentioned yesterday, and an 18- year-old have filed a federal lawsuit saying that law is outdated and violates free speech. >> don't do it. >>> young voters could be absolutely essential to this year's election. the last to elections show millennial voters clenched the outcome for par rack obama but there are signs something different could happen this time thank thanks to obody2016. voters fed up with both candidates. millennials represent $69.2 million, almost a perfect match to baby boomers at 69

remember that prohibits taking selfies with a filled out ballot? one colorado state senator says it's not fair. so he's filed a lawsuit to get rid of the selfie ban. good morning. we're seeing a brief break from this dry weather. meteorologist marty coniglio joins us. marty- you're tracking some light rain off and on