more than 5 billion text messages every day in this country. so, why can't we text 911? and couldn't those lightning fast messages help save lives? >>> and, cobra chaos at the big zoo. a great escape. the poisonous snake missing tonight. >>> good evening. as we come on the air this sunday night, the pressure is mounting against colonel gadhafi. jets pounding not only tripoli, but gadhafi's hometown for the first time. while here at home, the pressure is also building for president obama, as members of congress and many across this country ask, why is the u.s. part of this operation? his own defense secretary telling abc news today this is not a vital national interest. so, as the president prepares to address the nation tomorrow, can he convince americans that the u.s. should be involved in this operation? as the u.s. hands over power to nato, what is the end game for american forces? and will there be a deal for gadhafi to get him out? david kerley leads us off at the white house tonight. david? >> reporter: good evening, david. the administration attacked the air waves

at dinner, we text. families text at the dinner table. they text at breakfast. i study kids in the park with their parents. the parents are pushing swing with one hand and texting with another. i study mothers who are breast-feeding and texting. we're sort of falling in lover with the technology and forgetting what we know about people and the relationship. >> the long-term consequence and implication s of that reality are what? >> a couple of things. first of all i'm finding among teenagers there is a new kind of psychology, which i call, i share, therefore i am. they move from a situation where they go, i have a feeling. i want to make a call to i want to have a feeling. i need to send a text. in other words, the very act of having the feeling becomes involved in texting it. and that can become a bad thing because, you know, people need to be able to contain themselves and know what their feelings are and not need other people even to know what you're thinking or feeling. there is a very great thought and psychology that says if you don't teach your children t

charlie sheen sent a text message to e!ews, where he said that people should stop caring about him and focus on the situation in egypt. which is weird because the egyptians said people should stop worrying about them and get charlie sheen some help. that's what they did. [ laughter ] you guys, we have ricky martin on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] i love ricky martin. man, i haven't seen him since our days in menudo. [ laughter ] ♪ [ cheers ] thank you. >> audience member: go jimmy! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's another guy from menudo. [ laughter ] when you reach a certain age, they throw us out. congratulations to my man craig ferguson, who just had a baby boy named liam. hey! [ cheers and applause ] that's great, isn't it? so if you're watching right now, liam, i just want to say, what's your favorite "late night" show. huh? [ laughter ] who is your favorite "late night" show host? huh? who is it? it's me. it's jimmy. [ light laughter ] seriously though, congratulations, craig. that's awesome. [ cheers and app

this is a free text. on my tariff, i get 10 free texts a month.eah, but if you don't send this text, then you get another free text later. then you pay for one text less. yes, but i have to send at least 100 texts to get the 10 free ones. oops! caught me in my nightie. oops! just saving the planet. the kids insist. you know what they're like. what are you up to today? oh, you know, just... vegging. oh, lucky you. martin and i have to take the kids on this charity walk, and then, on the cycle back, we've got to pick up a friend so they can be a proper string quartet. then we've got to finish making our puppet theater, and i've promised they can watch the sound of music tonight. we let them watch tv on sundays, as a special treat. we ban all tv on a sunday. really? mmm. yeah, so we can do things together. you know, as a family. oh, that's a brilliant-- cheerio! bye. hang on, hang on. look. if you only sent, say, 80 texts, and you didn't get the 10 free ones, that would still be cheaper than sending 110. yes, but i've already sent a hundred, so it'd

text. -- it's quicker than texting, so that's the thing. i get some situations -- >> some certain phones, which we won't mention, which are very frustrating. >> yes. >>> coming up next, lindsay lohan wants to have something in common with cher, prince and madonna. you know where we're going. >> can you guess what it is. >>> serious claims made about natalie portman's performance in "black swan." >>> serious claims made about natalie portman's performance in "black swan ". c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c

unlimited texting plans. jessica? >> maybe a little overwhelming for my wallet. thank you, scott. >>> lieutenant governor gavin newsom is returning to san francisco and segt tting up offs into a trendy area. he's moving into the founder's den in the south of market neighborhood. it's a shared work space and it's for entrepreneurs. lieutenant governor says, as lieutenant governor, he is an entrepreneur. it was started by the founder's friendster. the price tag will cost taxpayers 00$500 a month, apparently thousands less than the amount to lease space in the state office building. >> and we know that america's stronger when you can't lay someone off because they're more expensive than another person. that's a strong america. >> well, we've seen the rallies in wisconsin and tonight in san jose. dozens of union laborers turned out for a show of solidarity. the south bay labor counsel organizing the demonstration in front of the king library in san jose, as we speak. still, though, from new jersey to california,

kept saying, "no texting, sir. no texting." and i wasn't texting.ter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> what does that word mean? >> jimmy: oh, i get it now. yeah, i know. >> jimmy: do you have a place here? i know, you're from -- you're from new england. but, you live in new york. >> i always lived in new york, and somehow i don't have a place. i stay at the trump hotel. >> jimmy: oh. >> nice joint. >> jimmy: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> soft sheets. very soft sheets. so i get into bed and i'm like, "this is amazing how soft the sheets are." and then they told me that donald trump breaks in the sheets for you. [ laughter ] he lays in the bed. this is not a lie. he lays in your bed for like two hours rustling around. getting it right. and i know it's true because there were three golden hairs on my pillow. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> i'm not kidding. >> jimmy: that's what he -- that's what he does there. i had jennifer aniston on the show yesterday. she's great in the movie, too. >> she's great on the show. >> jimmy: oh, she's so good. >> yeah, yeah, yeah.

not so. >> donating to quake victims via text message is both easy and frustrating. that's because it can take up to 90 days for the cash to get to japan. >> it's ridiculous that, especially for something like this, where the money is necessary now is going to be up to a 90-day lag. who knows after 90 days, it might not even get used fore the purposes. >> to give $10 to the red cross, text 90999, type "red crossing" -- "red cross" and hit send. but some carriers are waiting for customers to pay their bills. so he started a petition on "change org" called stop the delay with nearly 50,000 signatures. >> what's different about japan? it's a very similar humanitarian crisis. the issue got the attention of senator barbara boxer who wrote this letter to at&t and verizon and t mobile. it will not only match customer's expectations that their donations are having an immediate impact but will also ensure that donations are rushed to those most in need. >> we are working with our partners and relief organizations to be as responsive as possible. tatis expediting the payment o

. >> donating to the tsunami victims is as easy as sending a text. but expected delays, why they won't get it for months. >> march madness gets a little cooler. how google is turning the tournament into a 3d experience. >> rain, wind, hail and lightning. roberta gonzalez is tracking the storm. roberta, more on the way? >> yes, lots of hail throughout the bay area this evening. this is the scene in albany, where we had accumulation 1 to 3 inches of hail. many people thought it was actually snow. let's show you where now the precipitation continues to fall. moderate rain fall at this time and the east bay anywhere around pittsburgh and antioch, towards the delta. also when you see the shades of yellow, that's a moderate down fall as we have been experiencing out of 680. over towards san jose, where we have moderate rain. back through the santa cruz mountains as well. we will see heavy activity throughout the weekend. we will pick which day it will happen the hardest. our storm watch continues. here is elizabeth cook. >> thanks, roberta. very chilly tem

this is a new service called "text boyfriend" that sends loving texts to single women. [ light laughter experts say it's the second-best electronic service available for single women. [ laughter and applause ] i don't get it. >> steve: i don't get it. >> jimmy: i don't get it. >> steve: oh no, you didn't. [ light laughter ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: holster it up. >> steve: you holstered it. >> jimmy: yeah, i had to holster that. finally, this is insane. a man in oklahoma was arrested for putting a chainsaw down his pants at a hardware store. in fact, it's already inspired a new movie, "testes chainsaw massacre." ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. we have a wonderful show. [ cheers and applause ] what a great crowd. we have a great 400th show tonight. from "jersey shore," a super fun and hilarious girl, nicole "snooki" polizzi is here! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: snook. he's starting on msnbc next week. a very respected reporter, martin bashir is with us. [ cheers and applause ] and we've got a performan

you have to sign up and you'll get no more than four text messages a week for special promotions. >>h, absolutely. i'm all about getting discounts. >> sometimes, when i'm walking around yes, because sometimes, i don't know what's on sale, so it's good to know. >> reporter: some stores such as north face already use the technology on a smaller scale. today, san francisco joins new york, l.a. and chicago as the first cities to be part of what will eventually be a nationwide text advertising program. you enter your phone number on at&t's website, and when you're within 1 mile of a participating store, you'll get a text. >> if it was a sale on women's shoeses, i wouldn't be as inclined to stop in macey's. >> reporter: so far, k-mart, jet blue and hewlett-packard are among the companies that have signed on. >> if they can do it so it's something that i like then yeah, i would be more apt to do it, but if it's random then no. >> reporter: some say there's already enough advertising. >> i have better things in life. so if i get a text message, i know it's from somebody i love, motsome adver

so i finally decided to text him and thank god he was able to text back and say i'm okay. >> reporter: okay, but with no way to get to the airport. >> the problem is the roads were all -- they were closed. so there were a lot of concerns about the bridges, the freeways, all closed. >> reporter: they worked the bay area, she found flights and texted her husband. >> so i called him, he said they would resume flights from noon to japan time. i texted him, i said just get yourself to the airport. it seems your flight will be on time, just get yourself there, do anything you can, i want you out of japan. to any other country, doesn't matter. just get out of there. >> the only thing working was the local train, that is how we made it. >> reporter: one man reflects, after getting home safely sinai have been in a few quakes before, so i know what to expect, but when the big one hits, it is scary, you didn't know how long it will be, i am glad it is over. >> reporter: safely home with amazing stories to tell. cbs 5 cameron ramos contributed. >>> and crescent city took the big brunt of the tsun

so i finally decided to text him and thank god he was able to text back and say i'm okay. >> okay, but with no way to get to the airport. >> the problem with the roads, they're all blocked. there were a lot of concerns about the -- like the bridges, they were all closed. >> and then i called them and they said they're resuming flights from noon japan time. that's when i texted him and said, you know, just get yourself to the airport, it seems like your flight is going to be on time. so do anything you can if that means walking to the airport. just get yourself there because i want you out of japan. >> the only thing that i was working -- the local trains that's how we made it. >> reporter: he's safely home, he reflects. >> i kind of knew when the big one hit, it went on for a long time. it was pretty scary. you don't know how long it's going to go or how bad it's going to be. i'm glad it's over. >> reporter: safely home with an amazing story to tell. san francisco international don, cbs5. >>> we're monitoring all the developments from the japan earthquake and tsunami. you can always ge

. >>> walk by your favorite store and get an advertisement texted to your phone.hat shoppers told us about the idea. >>> and another storm is taking aim at the bay area. aim at the bay area. chief me bree: sis, help me create my oasis. marcy: ok, romantic garden? bree: oh, is there a castle nearby? marcy: no, but there's a charming farmhouse. bree: right next to my posh castle! i'm sensing a theme here. well, i am the queen, dear sister. >>> imagine walking by your favorite store and someone taps you on the shoulder to offer you a coupon or tell you which items inside are now on sale. something similar is now reality. ken wane is live in san francisco where a pilot program is underway. ken? >> when you walk or drive through union square, you're immediately surrounded by advertising. well, starting today in san francisco, when you pass by a particular store, you can have that store's promos, coupons and specialty deals sent directly to your phone. >> reporter: this isn't spam. you have to sign up and you'll get no more than four text messages a week for special pro

to texting or using a cell phone while driving in the last 30 days.he department of transportation call distracted an epidemic killing -- killed in 2009. >>> a big night for the sports fans. >> reporter: we're live at the westin where four more athletes go into the hall of fame. we're gonna talk to him when we come back. bree: sis, help me create my oasis. marcy: ok, romantic garden? bree: oh, is there a castle nearby? marcy: no, but there's a charming farmhouse. bree: right next to my posh castle! i'm sensing a theme here. well, i am the queen, dear sister. >>> marin catholic baseball player, gun irsandberg modeled -- gunner sandberg modeled the helmet. he was the player nearly killed last year when hit by a line drive. >> i was hit here. so the hard shell would have protected that. >> it's like a protective head band worn over a hat. the helmet needs more testing before it will be available in stores. >>> mark's here with sports. pretty cool event going on in san francisco. >> big night for four new inductees into the bay area sports hall of fame. a

you can text redcross to 90999. each text will donate $10 to the red cross's humanitarian effort. >> due to the health risks that are increasing in japan the california state exchange students are asked to return to the united states. the csu chancellor says there are too many dangers to allow students to stay in japan. administrator at san francisco state are working to bring 12 students home and students like ron understand, his family and friends survived in japan but are standing in long lines for food and waiting for news about radiation exposure. all 23 california state university students or universities rather are making plans to evacuate their students from jm. >> 5:07. sanctions and fines could be imposed against pg&e as soon as today following the deadline for the company to turn in key safety records. pg&e had until 5:00 last night to hand over documents that would prove its pipeline are face following the san bruno explosion. marla is live outside the california public utilities commission to explain wh

him, and he was able to text back and say i'm okay. >> reporter: okay, but with no way to get to the airport. >> the problem with the roads, they were all blocked, closed so there were lots of concerns about the bridges, the freeways were closed. >> i called them, they said they are assuming flights from noon japan time, and that's when i texted him and said you know, just get yourself to the airport. it seems like your flight is going to be on time, so do anything you can if it means walking to the airport, and i want you out of japan. doesn't matter, any our country. >> the only thing, i was working with the locals, and that's how i made it. >> i've been in a few earthquakes before, but when the big one hit, with tenth on for a long -- it went on for a long time. and you don't know how bad it's going to be, so i'm glad it's over. >> reporter: safely home with a heck of a story to tell. >> thank you. >>> for all the developments, get the latest on our website. >>> not everyone can afford to go. >>> from the weather center, it turned out to be a nice start to the weekend, but we have

sweetie, did you just text me that your parents are going to be moving in with us?ey. i switched to sprint so i get unlimited texts. [ cellphone buzzes, snoring continues ] you just emailed me that they're taking my room? sweetheart it's ok. email and web are unlimited, too. mum, please. do you want to tweet about it? i'll help you compose a tweet -- if you'd like. [ male announcer ] sprint gives you unlimited text, web and calling to any mobile. no data caps, no worries. sprint, the now network. trouble hearing on the phone? visit sprintrelay.com ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back to our show, everybody. anyone -- anyone who knows me knows that i've got a chronic case of bieber fever. [ light laughter ] i'm so happy for justin bieber because he's got a new movie coming out this week. it's called "never say never," and it's the story of how he got famous. it's a great movie, but one thing it doesn't showcase is justin's serious side. which is too bad, because i happen to know that the biebs likes to reflect really deeply on a lot of things. here, take

you always start with the text. if the text is clear, then that's what's followed. rarely can you find answers to the issues that come with the supreme court in the text of the constitutionment take the second amendment. it says a well-regulated militia people with arms should not be infringed. does that mean people have a right to have arms only for the purpose of militia service or can they apart from the militia? the text can't tell you the answer to that. look to the original understanding and try to find something there. well, the problem here is it points in conflicting directions. there's some who obviously believed that there was a right of individuals to have guns apart from my mental anguish sha service because -- militia service. james madison refacted to the amendments and he had a clause with an exemption from military service for conscientious objectors. you then can look to history how is the second amendment interpreted throughout the course of history? precedent from the supreme court. from 1791 until 2008 the supreme court never found any law in an

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larry sitting at palo alto home and watches a text tweets. >> dear americans, this is where your taxeso. >> he believes that social media is a part of the uprising. >> i believe that twitter and facebook messages are how they are organize spread the message and get international sympathy . social media and texing is a crucial piece. >> he is a professor of history in tan ford history. >> is a factor but not as important as people have said. >> the professor believes it was a spark from recent protest in tunisia and cheer leading from al-jazeera combined with the build up of 10 years of labor and unrest in egypt. >> there are facebook-based calls for demonstrations before that fizzled. >> the professor acknowledged the importance of word of mouth and experience of cell phones and texting more so than facebook and blog blog. egypt has a lie level of illiteracy . joining us in the studio to understand the relation of social media and the political unrest in middle east and africa. is the associate preosisor dina ibrahim. >> thank you. >> thank you for joining us. >> you were in egypt befo

or call the 1-800 number or text "redcross to 90999 for an automatic $10 donation to the relief effort>>> a 17-year-old boy was shot in the face this evening in san jose, and police say an alert officer caught the gunman. we don't know the condition of the young man tonight, but officers on the scene say the teenager was in extremely critical condition as the ambulance left. it happened at about 6:00 tonight at the corner of almaden expressway and coleman avenue in san jose. an officer was reportedly headed to the crime scene when he spotted a car that fit the description of the getaway car. police chased the three men through the neighborhood near meridian and hillsdale until the arrest. >>> we want to check in with rob mayeda on the weather around here. i must say, rob, it was really nice today. >> almost like a spring preview for most of us. we had highs earlier in the mid-60s. this hour, not too bad. 53 in san jose. 52 in san francisco. and mid-40s around napa and novato. the winds have backed off. except the delta seeing the southwest winds at 12 miles per hour. lots of clouds app

the new text is called "house of prayer #2." we're glad you have joined us. >> all i know is that his name is james and he needs extra help with his reading. >> i am james. >> yes. >> to everyone making a difference. >> thank you. >> you make us all look better. >> with every question and every dancer, nationwide insurance is proud to join tavis to improve literacy. nationwide is on your side. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> mark richard is a writer who has a collection of short stories and the novel "fishboy." his latest novel is a memoir. we're glad to have on the program. >> i am delighted to be here. tavis: this is your for stab at nonfiction. what do you make of it? >> it is a story that found me. it is a story that i felt i had to write. thvoice it in the pos that spoke to me. tavis: how does one write a inmoir without the word "i" the text? >> if you have something to tell somebody that you are not certain they will accept it or believe it right away, have you not always be

and he is tex texting. nice. he's texting wonder woman. canuck strike first. to alex. build a lead.ly in the second. off his own rebound. 19 of the year makes it 2-1. minute later. ryan on the attack and goes to the short side. sharks tight up at 2 appease slid it home. to the third. break for the canuck. slap shop. hand the net and raymond right there to finish it. right place right time and i'm told the shark have just scored to tie it up late in this game so it is 3-3 late in the third perhaps going to over time. this was a rebuilding season for the cal basketball team. winning record. hoping to do damage in the pac-10 tournament and buzz saw from sc. trojan possibly run the table at staple center. bears started out on fire. richard solomon with authority. bears up by 8. moments later. allen crab. spinning and scoring. pac-10 freshman of the year. that's pretty. finger roll. 21. cal up 8. but that lead would disappear in the first half. simmons to beat the clock. got it. trojan up 8 at the break. second half. alex stevenson. hello. cal eliminated 70-56. hoping for a bid. a lot of

and leave your phone in your purse, i don't want you texting. >> daddy... ok! ok, here you go.ful. >> thanks dad. >> and call me--but not while you're driving. we knew this day was coming. that's why we bought a subaru. already getting started in texas. the san antonio river has gone r of the holiday >>> still four days away st. patties day celebrations getting started in texas. >> that's right san an ten owe texas where the river has -- san antonio texas where the river has gone green. >>> dozens gathered crews used 100 pounds of environmentally friendly dye, it was followed by a parade of boats carrying dancers ands, bagpipes st. patricks day is thursday. a week long celebration. >> that's right but that is it for today's edition of early edition, i want to thank you for joining us. >> don't forget it is now 8:30 a.m. ,, [ wheezing breaths ] [ woman ] the first time i smoked, i was 13. i was in a hurry to grow up and wanted to look cool. big tobacco knew it, and they preyed on me. i'm here to tell you that big tobacco hasn't changed. they continue to profit... by selling kids

the first piece -- this is very much a comic piece, and i do hope that you had type to look at the text of the program. i apologize for the formatting however my talents do not lay in the area of design. what i had hoped to do so you have line by line happening and the english equivalent and those of you that have not had a chance to look at the text very briefly this is a parody of buddhist ritual. a priest decides he is going to show the powers of mystic buddhism and he appears and on the alter with different sorts ofornmen of owns and then progresses through profound things and all of these are tongue twisters but it's the first round of tongue twisters nothing happens and the priest is very upset and blushes extraordinary red and he tries again. the second time the chants are much shorter and he begins to lose his patience and again nothing happens. third time nothing happens and he basically says how much time to turn to the wonderrous powers of the lotus set raand he does chanting and the parody is something like if anyone is old enough to remember and the mouse before vatican two

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and leave your phone in your purse, i don't want you texting. >> daddy... ok! ok, here you go.> thanks dad. >> and call me--but not while you're driving. we knew this day was coming. that's why we bought a subaru. >>> all right. good evening, everybody. the stanford women are surging but the men's seed ended today. the pac 10 tournament versus oregon. jeremy, the shape of things to come. down the stretch. devon, oregon up by 7. 19 points, 8 rebounds. here we go. oregon state up two. green. takes the ball, double team. just not going to work. turns it over. the oregon state beavers, coached by president obama's brother in law, win tonight. stanford ends their season, 15 wins, 16 losses. oliver hit a shot at the buzzer. san jose state wins against hawaii in the tournaments. st. mary's is the bay area's only hope for the ncaa tournament. at 4-8, they lost to gonzaga monday night in the west coast conference game in las vegas. we had the coach on earlier tonight. st. mary's has weberrer state to wrap up friday night. >> reporter: give me a yes or no. if you beat them friday, you ar

text redcross to 9099. each text will donate $10. >>> we have an update on b.a.r.t. service after a train derailment in the east bay. christie smith is live at concord with the latest with what's going on there. >> good morning to you. there was a big question about this monday morning commute for b.a.r.t. rider. would they have to take a bus bridge from where we are to the concord station because of a train derailment. we have good new to report. full service has been restored. first train's rolling through about 4:00 this morning to san francisco. rolling very slowly slow after service between pleasant hill and the bay point station was disrupted yesterday. now, this morning a fleet of buses was ready to move riders from the concord station, but it wasn't necessary. a driver told me that they had to watch the first train go by at about 4:00 this morning. he told me as long as that could happen, they would go home and they wouldn't have to carry any passengers. about the derailment, yesterday near the concord station, a ten-car train derailed. the last two cars went

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but it goes well beyond texting now. with a huge wake-up call for any parent who is watching. here in the studio. >> looking forward to her report, coming up. >>> there's been a lot of turmoil for chris brown the last few years. he's singing some of the songs from his brand-new album out today. and already, some number one hits on that cd. we'll talk to chris about his new beginnings. that and much more. coming in our final half hour. >>> we're going to turn to the breaking news that we've been following all morning long. two american pilots and their f-15, that crashed in libya. they are okay. but martha raddatz has information on how long it took to get to the pilots. good morning, again. >> reporter: good morning, david. the f-15 went down last night about 6:00 p.m. eastern time. both the pilot and the weapons officer in the backseat were able to eject. the wreckage looks really catastrophic. but they were obviously out of the aircraft well before it went down. the air crew reported an equipment malfunction when they

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he says, "my girlfriend texted me that she was hungry for a burger, i texted 'ooh,' my iphone auto-correctedpig.'" [ laughter and applause ] "i'm sorry, i'm sorry. i didn't mean that. call me back immediately." this ones from @jakeenfuseno. he says, "thought i was alone in the work restroom so i started playing angry birds. i flushed and dude asked, 'did you get three stars?'" "only two, thanks for asking." this ones from @prada45. he says, "showing your dad how to work somethg on his phone and him saying not to look through his pics or videos." [ laughter ] that's a little awkward. "stuff in there you shouldn't see." this one's from @mindymehafa. it says, "a small child once crawled under the door of the bathroom stall i was in. i just stared at it until it crawled back out." [ laughter ] probably both scarred for life. this ones from @mtdoubleyoyo. her awkward moment, "the day i found my boss crying while eating a hot pocket in the office kitchen." [ laughter and applause ] "can i use the microwave?" [ sobs ] >> steve: was he eating the hot pocket, or she was? >> jimmy: he was eating the h

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he just text me, just now.d? what? >> jimmy: they don't just brush them and floss? >> but, i remember before i was on "snl," i -- you know, my tooth was kind of chipped, and then lorne was like, "shall we fix the teeth? --" >> jimmy: even in the nicest way. >> he was like, "hey, are we ready for that or should we --" and i remember thinking, like, "no, way, that's mean, man. like, that's who i am." like -- >> jimmy: i have a chipped tooth, man. >> i remember thinking, like, "that's like -- that's my -- that's who i am. like, my tooth is --" >> jimmy: my personality. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and then i saw myself on screen and i was like, "oh, i'm going to fix that tooth right away." [ laughter ] i look like a hillbilly. >> jimmy: i look like a hillbilly. >> so anyway. so, i had a little veneer, which is a technical, hollywood term for when you fix your tooth. >> jimmy: which one is it? which tooth? >> it's this one. no, don't go too close. but, doctor -- dr. keen in beverley hills, did a great job. but -- bu

. >> and potentially deadly danger that consumer reports found texting an expensive stroller. >> marin catholic's gunner sandberg sports paiching helmet designed with his accident in mind. >> i'm sandhya patel. drops have developed in the north bay. there is a chance of rain through morning. i'll be back with a full look i'll be back with a full look at the accu-weathehehehehehehehe go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> an accident on interstate 880 landed five people in the hospital. none of their injuries is life threatening but one of the cars flipped over before 11:00 near a street. four cars in all were involved in this wreck. the chp is investigating the cause. >>> sky 7 hd was overhead the san mateo bridge where this small sail boat was lodged. no one was aboard. the boat drifted from the oyster point area until it hit the bridge. and

. >>> texting, talking, web surfing behind the wheel. millions are still doing and it most don't even think it's dangerous. a new consumer report poll found 63% of people under the age of 30 still talk to a handheld phone while they drive. 30% admit to texting while behind the wheel. only 30% think the behavior is dangerous. in a similar study by state farm, 19% of drivers admitted they surf the web on their smart phone while driving. according to the u.s. department of transportation, 5,500 people in the u.s. were killed by a distracted driver in 2009. >>> okay. let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri when we're talking about the weather. >> i have my blind orders and i'm focused right on those numbers in that radar. we are looking at a little change tonight. we did enjoy a little bit of sunshine today. it was like three to five hours for many of you. the clouds have rolled back in for san francisco. a really neat shot beyond the transamerica building. a hole in the clouds and 51 degrees currently. it was also breezy with w

so in some instances the constitution's text is very clear.example, article 3 says that you need two witnesses to convict someone of treason, not one, so that's pretty clear. but in other parts of the constitution it's not as precise. and so, for example, in 1961 the court confronted the question of whether a telephone wiretap falls within the am bit of the fourth amendment's definition of unreasonable searches or seizures. and the court grapple led with this because up to that point a physical trespass had been necessary to make out a search under the fourth amendment. but the court in 1961 says we're going to abandon that requirement because there is now a societal expectation of privacy in telephone calls. and this was not just a matter of sort of recognizing new technology, it was a matter of recognizing the social norms that had grown up around using telephones. and so when the book makes reference to evolving norm, it is just a way of describing how references to practices like that get, how they inform the supreme court's elaboration of

here it shows red text and black text. the first option is building a new administration building. the existing at fenestration building is like a slightly converted old hotel. the offices there are very small. it is kind of a rabbit warren. one option is to build a new administration building with a worker support facilities. the other option is to do something in the old power house, where it would consolidate administration functions and workers support facility to make sure that function is consolidated in a constructive way. we are looking at the costs. now, it costs more money to convert the old power house. one of the things i have requested of the engineers is an energy use comparison over a 50 year life. if you use an older building like that, i think chances are good that we would have lower energy costs. nobody has done that analysis yet. that is information we are looking for right now. in total, we are looking at some significant dollars here for facilities, but i think that are well worth it. we are talking about a place where half the water enterprise works. these ar