pages of the text. the idea is just because we don't include the entirety of the text we don't include any of it i disagree with that. i think we have the objective of saving the city considerable money but my concern is imagine if you have a ballot and a dozen measures and 11 of the dozen measures have the full text and the 12th one doesn't have anything there and if you want to see the full text of the ordinance go to the library or the internet and from my perspective because there are digital divide issues, in part because aren't going to go to the library and read this, i think out of a spirit of engaging voters so if they want to see a sample of the ballot they read a couple pages or 100 pages i think that is appropriate, and i also want to mention in the language that we placed what this will say is the following "the text contains the first 100 pages of this measure but doesn't include the remaining pages of the measure. the pages excluded could be useful to voters and the department of election

some of the texts are not even me texting him. my friend, haven't gotten a phone and texted him several things. >> like a three-way texting thing? >> what? no, texting him from -- texting him from my phone and he thinking that's me. did you see the texts? >> yeah. so are you saying then that sometimes your friends would text trayvon par tin using your phone, and he would think it was from you? >> yes, when i'm busy, i'm busy doing something or driving. they would text for me. >> so a lot of the texts then are from other people? >> just two of. >> just two? >> yeah, two. >> but you were there with them when they had thmade them. >> yes, they were in my house in the car, yes. >> but there were hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of texts. >> some were -- some are me. i'm not going to deny that some are me. some are not me. >> i kind of got offtrack a little bit there because i was talking about the interview that you gave that was recorded. >> yes. >> have you ever listened to that interview? >> no. >> never listened to -- >> well, m

>> some of those texts are not even me texting him. my friend having gotten my phone and texted him. several things. >> like a three-way texting thing? >> what? no. texting him from my phone, and he's thinking that's me. >> are you saying that some friends would text trayvon martin and he was thinking it was you? >> yes. if i was busy or i was driving, he would text for me. >> so a lot of the texting then are from other people? >> just two. that's it. >> just two? >> yeah, two. >> but you were there with them when they made them? >> yes. they was in my house, yes. >> but there are hundreds and hundreds of texts. >> some are me. i'm not going to lie. some are me. some are not me. >> i kind of got offtrack a little bit there, because i was talking about the interview that you gave that was recorded. >> yes. >> have you ever listened to that interview? >> no. >> never listened to -- >> well, i -- >> even once? >> when i met you. >> right. >> yes. >> did you listen to it all the way through? >> during our interview? between me and you? >>

later, i get furious when i see drivers texting.d law could give police more authority to crack down on offenders but some think the law goes too some think the law goes too far. hi hi ♪(whistling tune) ♪("don't worry be happy") for all the headlines go to foxnews.com. >> this is a fox news alert. a flurry of police activity at the home of aaron hernandez who has been linked to a 27-year-old man found dead near his home. cops in and out of the football's player's house but no arrest for a homicide has been made. with me is reporter leslie lowery he joins us from boston. thanks for being with us. what is the latest. >> thanks for having me. state and local police spent three hours searching the massive home of aaron hernandez. they showed up 1:45, came in with police dogs and searched the home as well as the yard. searched his white suv sitting in the driveway. at one point a local watch was brought in but a locksmith was brought in but he left after gone into the home and then after about three to four hours, police left the home ca

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not for possibly using this text -- >> exactly. >> texting. >> if you're the cause of the accident, you're the cause of the accident. i find this to be a huge personal invasion of privacy. >> you're another one. >> it's way more complicated than that. >> you have no problem -- adam? i'm telling you. i'm just telling you. last week's show tape, look at it. >> no, i heard. >> i'm kidding. look at what you're saying. it doesn't jibe with what you're saying about being perfectly fine with them, you know, taking your phone records. >> because they're taking a whole mass of phone calls. >> and for no reason. >> and they're running algorithms on them looking for patterns that i'm not involved in. >> don't you start doing that algorithm thing with me. i don't know what that is. this is dangerous and you know it. >> it's our nation's duty and our government's duty to protect all citizens. it is not some cop's duty in new jersey to rifle through my purse looking for my phone. >> go ahead. >> it's more important than that. it's not a delicate balance because the person who crashes into me is going to

i've got to text sweet cheeks over he. you know, listen. i do think this is about the law. probable cause is one of the easiestthings to create if you're a law enforment official. i do worry about this sort of stf. listen. it's like if you bump into ben stein, if you crash in ben stein, you know, arrest him for crashing into ben stein. not for possibly using this text -- >> exactly. >> textg. >> if you'ree cause of the accident, you'rerehe cause of the accident. i find this to be a huge personal invasion of privy. >> you're another one. >> it's way more complicated than tha >> you have no proble-- adam? i'm telli you. i'm ju telling you. lt week's show tape, look at it. >> n i heard >> i'm kidng. look at what you're saying. it doesn't jibe with what you're sang about b perfectly fine with them, you know, taking your phone recos. >> because they're taking a whole mass of phone calls. >> and for no reason. >> and they're running algorithms on them looking for patterns th i'm not involved . >> don'tou start doing that algorithm thing with me. i don't know what that is. this is

message from psychology survey, text from victoria. are you busy tonight?rk for you? the more i tried to multi task, the less my brain could do. your brain activity really was reduced and transformed during the process of trying to perform tasks behind the wheel. it is hard to disconnect. i get it. my daughter is in daycare, catches every call known to man, my wife works ten hours a day and is nine months pregnant. my bosses at cnn want what they want when they want it, so when can i put this down? >> they also collected your brain waves while driving. >> reporter: those proved even when i wasn't using my hands, my brain was still engaged in conversation. >> siri, do i have text messages in. >> reporter: and app designers aren't making it easier, adding facebook and twitter. >> this is a serious looming public safety crisis. >> reporter: when i try to look at the red and green light and listen to the message, keep my eye on the pylons, it was tougher than i thought it was. chris lawrence, cnn, washington. >> we hope chris gets to keep the hat. also wish him

kpix 5's mark sayre on the new service that encourages students to speak up by texting. >> reporter: students are never far from their smartphones and that's the idea behind a new service called tip text, the goal to allow students to instantly and confidentially report suspected bullying to school authorities. sophomore bianca lopez thinks it's a great idea. >> well, i think that's a good idea. there's a lot of bullying going on. they would know first. >> reporter: this student doesn't see it that way. >> i think it would be easier to talk to someone. if you talk to someone, they can help you directly. and you feel more comfortable telling them in person. >> reporter: the u.s. education department reports nearly a third of students between 12 and 18 report being bullied either in person or online. in saratoga, the parents of 15- year-old audrie pott have filed a claim against the saratoga union high school district

text and talk. >> so basically all day you and he were on the phone? >> yes. three way. yeah, three way. he put some of his friends, i put some of my friends on the phone around that time we was on the phone. >> so sometimes there would be more than just you on the phone with him? >> yes. >> okay. your honor, let me offer defendant's 2-a into evidence without objection. >> okay. it's marked as 2-a? >> that's what it says. >> where would we get a 2-a? oh, i didn't know that -- this isn't state's exhibit. okay, nobody told me they'd marked something up to -- and if it's stipulated into evidence, it would come in as 16. >> i have no objection, your honor. >> okay. what do you have premarked as exhibit 2-a will come into evidence as defense exhibit 16. >> judge, i've misplaced the extra card, just for reference. just for the witness' frame of reference, it's been -- ms. jeantel, this is a list of the time, the beginning time and end time of the calls between you and trayvon martin on february 26th. do you see what that looks like and see what it says? >> uh-huh. >

again, most graffiti is text. 90 percent of the text, with all those categories that we have where we're trying to depict what graffiti is out there, we can now go to the arts council or anybody else who wants to argue with us and say 90 percent of the observed graffiti we have in edmonton is text only. given all those options, that's what we're finding. so the other avenue that's important for us in terms of how i run my program is when i'm trying to promote a mural program or i'm trying to promote community support programs, it's really important for me to basically say that you can't cut the community portion of my program because 71 percent of the observed graffiti is on private property. only 10 percent of our graffiti in those neighborhoods was observed, was on city infrastructure. other government considered 19 percent and of that 97 percent was on canada post boxes like they are the drop boxes that the mail carriers use for picking up their mail to deliver. they are being phased out, though, so again within the next year or so, those boxes are going to be phased out in edmonton s

>> yes. >> you get any text messages -- >> i didn't get no text messages. >> but you would if someone had sent you one, after you turn your phone on, you would get text messages. >> yes. >> and when you turned your phone back on between march 19th and april 2nd, there weren't any text messages from miss fulton telling you to please go to the police. >> no. >> or any messages from law enforcement saying would you please -- >> by me watching the television, i thought the police was already in the case. >> say that again. >> by me watching the television, i thought the police already knew about the case. >> so when you -- i didn't think you watched television, i'm sorry. >> that was before march the 19th. march the 20th, that's when i started watching the television. that's when -- became on the television. that's when i started paying attention to the news. >> so in march 20th when your -- when they had the press conference about you -- >> i ain't seen a press conference. it only showed half of it, saying trayvon were in -- was on the phone with a -- final moments -- >> did -- the news,

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look at it, it's all emoji. [ laughter ] he texted her a cute little frog face and she texted back theote back, "frog ballerina?" and she wrote back, "lol, yes." and then another frog emoji. boom! how adorable is that?! it's like they have their own little language. now let's go back to an exchange between katie and boring-ass old stupid, lonely craig. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] yep. i know. [ applause ] craig writes, craig writes, "i love you." katie writes back, "k." oh! oh! that's too hot. that's too hot to handle, too cold to hold. they're called the ghostbusters, because they're in control. [ cheers ] i'm serious. no, craig, listen to me. now, look, look. now, craig, a little tip here from the top. when someone texts you back, "k," that means they left out "f-u-[ bleep ] and the "o-f-f." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: interesting press conference. you guys, today is friday and that's usually when i catch up on some personal stuff. i check my inbox, return some e-mails, and of course send out "thank you notes." and i was running a bit

i will text message u.n.s done. >> excellent and really looking forward to it. >> today we're going to make the san francisco classic dish invented by italian and portuguese fishermen. it'll be like a nice spaghetti sauce. then we will put in the fish soup. the last thing is the dungeon as crab, let it all blend together. it will be delicious. when i could, i will try to make healthy meals with fresh ingredients, whatever is in season and local. those juicy, fresh tomatoes will take about an hour to cook down into a nice sauce. this is a good time to make our fish stock. we will take a step that seems like trash and boil it up in water and make a delicious and they speed up my parents were great clerics, and we had wonderful food. family dinners are very important. any chance you can sit down together and have a meal together, it is great

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she has written her first text, "the alley of love and yellow jasmines."lways anhonor -- honor to have you on this program. there is so much i want to talk to you about. specifically the elections in iran. i want to start with something your father once said to you. . think it is a good linchpin >> success can only be achieved beyond fear. >> you are a mind reader, to. >> i think about it every single day. i know more about this than before. i read the book by one of my .avorite gurus he once wrote about fear. he is explaining what fear can be. fear does not mean anything unless it is the fear of the unknown. how could you be fearful of something you have no idea of? he added to what my father told me. do not be afraid. success can only be achieved when you overcome the fear. tavis: he for you read the powerful text they gave you the framework -- before you read the powerful text that gave you the framework, what fears did you have to overcome? i was having these horrible .heumatic fevers it started when i was 12 years old. i had to deal with it until i wa

about half of commuters and 43% of teens admit to texting behind the wheel. reggie shaw, a spokesperson for the campaign, experienced first-hand the tragic effects of texting in the driver's seat. "when i was 19 years old, i left my house for work, and on my ride i was sending and reading text messages. while i was texting, i crossed the center line, and i hit another car and in that car were two men, and they were both killed on impact. the message is simple: it can wait." shaw says the summer months are some of the most dangerous on the road, especially for teens. always a good reminder... retailers made modest gains in may. same-store sales rose 3.2% compared to last year as the rising stock market and home prices spurred on shoppers. costco and limited brands were among the top-performing retailers. analysts expect the postive trend to continue into june. mcdonald's wants to lure in night owls with its new "after midnight" menu. it will offer a few breakfast items, along with its regular menu, until 4 a.m. starting later this month in certain u.s. markets

. >> texting. >> is texting going to merge with the fourth amendment? officers across new jersey could be saying license, registration and cell phone, please. at the scenes of car crashes if new legislation introduced becomes law. it would allow cops without a warrant to thumb through your cell phones to determine if you were texting or talking on the phone when the accident occurred. it requires -- >> i think there is a loophole there. >> stephanie: see, i knew it! he hates that. >> no, no, no, this is against the fourth amendment. >> stephanie: the aclu says so too, you will be surprised to know. it requires officers to have reasonable grounds to believe the law was broken. >> if you saw somebody doing this while they're driving and there's a crash. >> stephanie: a republican guy is behind the bill. by the time you call, the cop isn't going to witness it. unless you're unconscious with a cell phone in your hand or you know someone says oh, i saw him or her talking on the phone or texting. >> you can go to phone records and see. >> stephanie: you can s

and that i will jump into the text. let's start with china.president obama some time with the president of china. early on in his new tenure as president of the people's republic of china. your thoughts a few days after that summit about what was accomplished. sort of way we are not going to know what is accomplished for a couple of years. you had tse two leaders, one just taking office and the other beginning a second term. essentially investing in their relationship, running down something of foundation. they will continue these one on ones and put in may -- motion various meetings for their staffs on some of the big issues. how to regulate cyberspace. we are dealing with various or global issues. accomplished with deliverables. they began a serious conversation about what the united states and china would do to manage various global and international challenges. >> i note and you know this as well that a week or so ago henry kissinger turned 90, there was a big celebration for his 90th birthday in new york city. anyone who is anybody showed

we're texting, we're e-mailing. and if your response is not revealing that can breed suspicion which leads to snooping. this happens very often. >> how should it be handled? >> it's interesting, a small but significant percentage said i'll give my partner my password. i think in a loving, trusting, committed relationship you should have nothing to hide and the concept of snooping shouldn't even exist in the first place. >> right. >> and here's another one, what to do if you discover that your partner is sexting with someone else. 68% would confront their partner about. 32% wouldn't. 20% said they would just flat out leave their partner. that seems like a high number. >> well look. look at what we're seeing in the news with folks like anthony wiener. in some ways, the whole thing is out of control. it's interesting that a lot of people said they wouldn't do anything which tells me that a lot of the texts are probably not as graphic but more in that middle zone of flirtation. and i think in the end we have to get some

or does it really just come down to these texts?never actually wanted very much to do with my son, and he initially asked if he could sign over his rights and he would pay off his child support in a lump sum and sign over his rights to california. i said that california would never agree to it, and they don't. the issue came down to him just not wanting to be there. after all the attempts i had given him, my only option was to quit working 72 hours a week at a very dangerous job where i had almost lost my life a few months prior to make the best life for my child whether he wanted to be there or not. i set up a private paternity test and said, i'll agree to you doing what you want and sign off e over your rights if you'll take this paternity test to show you're the father. after he took it, he ceased communication. >> kenneth, if you could just answer this for me. it seemed like the judge in new york awarded round one in this case to bode miller. i want to read a quote as to what this judge said. while mckenna did not abduct the chi

i would like them to be able to examine to see if people texting.e while driving disgrace to humanity. >> neil: but not everyone does it or even a cellphone in their car. are you going instantly conclude if you are law officer actors giom doing check the phone. >> the argument, adam talked about probable cause. can you imagine now in jersey we're going to see high-speed chases and they are throwing the gun out the window and the cellphone. what is the heck is going on. >> neil: in new jersey it's impossible to have a high-speed chase. >> going 25 and 30, waiting to get out and run. >> neil: what do you say? >> um, i do know this about the law. probable cause is one of easiest things if you are law enforcement official. i do worry about this sort of stuff. listen, it's like if you bump into ben stein, arrest him for crashing into ben stein. >> exactly. if you are the cause of accident, you are the cause of the accident. i find this to a huge personal invasion of privacy. >> neil: you're another one. talking about national security. adam? i'm just tel

how to text today. >> really?are some people, it's interesting that the technological advancements have done so many great things, but we've lost ways to communicate. >> my sons from father's day were tweeting me from their seats from the next seat. nice to have you back. thank you all very much indeed. that's all for us tonight. john king is in for anderson cooper and starts in just a few minutes. this is it. this is what matters. the experience of a product. how will it make someone feel? will it make life better? does it deserve to exist? we spend a lot of time on a few great things. until every idea we touch enhances each life it touches. you may rarely look at it. but you'll always feel it. this is our signature. and it means everything. vo: ta friend under water is end usomething completely different. i met a turtle friend today so, you don't get that very often. it seemed like it was more than happy to have us in his home. so beautiful. avo: more travel. more options. more personal. whatever you're looking

so he texted, to the sister, "did you see who i am with?" lloyd texted.inutes later he texted three little words, "nfl." his final text to his sister, just so you know. also, hernandez's tattoos are being scrutinized for possible gang symbols. a sheriff says some tattoos do raise suspicion and a police gang unit is also investigating. hernandez has pleaded not guilty on all charges. he faces murder charge on five weapons-related charges here. finally i want to show you one more picture, a shocking photo of who was once this nfl star. was once a new england patriot. aaron hernandez here, showing he was locked and loaded years before this alleged murder took place. so you see this photo. hernandez is posing with a gun in his left hand and his blackberry or some sort of phone in his right. he was 19 years of age when he took this self-portrait. let me go back to sunny hostin who is also helping us, pulling double duty for us today, also talking about the aaron hernandez case. sunny hostin, first of all, let's just talk about this bail, specifically this bail

my mom texted me. you see!> it means a lot to have the support of family. >> both say, however, the ruling is bittersweet as they were hoping that bans on gay marriage would have been deemed unconstitutional throughout the country. >>> people are still revoicing -- rejoicing on both the defense of marriage act and proposition 8. taking a live look at san francisco city hall on the right and the castro district on your right. we'll have team team coverage of today's rulings from the supreme court. it's sparked quick reaction from all corners from the law, to religion to personal finance. we talked to both sides of the issue and those who have a major stake in the court's action. at 6:30 tonight a special ktvu news presentation in-depth coverage on today -- on today's landmark decision. we'll break down the justices's decision, explain what it means for california and what else needs to happen before marriage equality is -- equality is implemented. >>> stay with us for complete coverage. thank you for making cute

how to text today. >> really?ere are some people, it's interesting that the technological advancements have done so many great things, but we've lost ways to communicate. >> my sons from father's day were tweeting me from their seats from the next seat. nice to have you back. thank you all very much indeed. that's all for us tonight. john king is in for anderson cooper and starts in just a few minutes. >>> tonight, what top

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texting instead of calling. wendy walsh is the author of the "30-day love detox."great title, i love it. it captures your imagination. what does it mean? >> it's based around one study i found that shows if you have sex within 30 days of meeting someone, if you wait, we know the skills it takes to have a long-term relationship to be fit and flexible are different than the skills you need to build a long-term relationship. >> what about living together? you get into that as well. living together before you get married. >> sadly, we think cohabitating is a great way, an insurance policy, let's test drive the relationship. unfortunately, it really attracts people less commitment orie oriented. they put one toe in. so you have less chance of marrying that person. if you do marry that person, you have a much higher divorce rate. what happens is when the sexual energy goes down and the passion starts to go down, then the co-has been at a timing couple says let's get married to recharge this relationship, but the day after the wedding, it's the same relationship. >> is th

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the speech to text programs causing the most distraction.econd which can be dangerous. they call it inattention blindness. >> even if your hands are on the wheel and your eyes are on the road, you may not be safe. >> reporter: automakers say the study sends a misleading message suggesting hands-free and hand-held devices are equally risky. the risk, says aaa, is that these systems sold as safe may really lead us to distraction. >> your next message is loading. david kerley, abc news, landover, maryland. >> so you're better off -- that's the wrong message to take, but it's less dangerous to talk on the phone. >> they're saying it's almost as dangerous to do this. you're distracted either way. sending or receiving a text message takes the drivers eyes off of the road for 4.6 second, equivalent, 55 miles an hour, down the highway, the equivalent of an entire length of a football field having to drive that completely blind because you're down here instead of paying attention. >> no doubt about it, texting is number one bad. >> yeah, not what you

have you seen the text from mr. roseman? >> yesterday when that committee released the report. >> see you have seen these despicable homophobic slurs? >> yes, sir. i saw them in the committee report. >> this is what i will ask you to do. for me in frankly our fellow citizens, before the close of business today, if you can come issued a statement on behalf of the irs as to why he is still employed and drawing a pension and. if you have seen the text that i have seen, i would like an explanation as to how you can keep your job if you say things that he said in your official capacity. can you do that? can you explain to us how you can keep your job and paycheck despite the homophobic slurs? >> as i said in my opening statement, based on the information and in the report yesterday, i am sickened. >> i appreciate that. i really do. my question is more specific. knu issued a statement by 5:00 today as to how someone who used this way in which in their official capacity as a government employee is still the employee and drawing a p

i study funerals, and people are texting. >> reporter: at funerals? at funerals. the cover of the new yorker kind of captured this. the whole family is at the beach and each of them is on their phone. >> reporter: her book "alone together" surveyed hundreds of people about their plugged-in lives. her conclusion: we have lost the art of conversation. >> an 18-year-old boy talks about how he always would rather text than talk. he says i'll tell you what's wrong in that conversation. it takes place in realtime and you can't control what you're going to say. >> reporter: these days texting is seen as a skill. in new york recently thumbs were flying as teens competed for the coveted title of "america's fastest texter." on average, 18- to 24-year-olds send and receive a whooping 3200 text messages a month. is it too strong to call this an addiction? >> i don't like the word "addiction" personally. i think we're vulnerable. i think we're submitten. we're like young lovers who are afraid that too much talking about spoil the romance. >> reporter: we can't take our eyes of

. >> few would argue that e-mail, texting, and social media have lots of benefits.r drawbacks. there's concern that technology is undercutting some of our basic and most needed abilities, like being able to speak with confidence, write clearly, and develop problem-solving skills. emily introduces us to a mom and daughter who are offering some advice. >> meet maribeth and lizzie kuzmeski. when it comes to communication, they've got a lot to say. in fact, they wrote a book about the importance of developing good communication skills. it's called "the engaging child." welcome. >> hi. >> hi. thanks for having us here. >> maribeth, why did you write the book? >> well, i have two teenagers, and i noticed that some of the ways that they were communicating weren't necessarily the ways that were helping them practice communication skills. texting, facebook -- they're all great, and we love having all of those different technologies to use. but i found that the skills that they weren't practicing were the ones that were probably going to make a bigger difference in their live

we're e-mailing, texting, at dinners texting other people.s for yourselves or you say no you know what? no internet tour three hours. >> his to make set rules not for myself but for vince. >> yeah. >> because this guy was alwaysas buried in his computer. you know, vince can we talk? can we catch up a little bit. >> i would say to him, owen, the computer is not on, take a hint. [ laughter ] ] not that interesting to hear the same story the third time. >> i love that. >> hey, just in time for the debut of new superman movie morn than 500 super men and women showed up indown chicago dressed like the last son of crypton, that would be superman. s they were trying to break the existing world record for the t most people dressed like superman at one time. it is a world record. they broke it.hey they got the new one. some of the costumes were never before seen from the upcoming version man of steel which hits theaters next friday what a coincidence. >> we love it. look at the adults. we love it. it makes me happy. people will sometimes go to extreme

today's first contestant once worked for a text message search engine where people would text him a question and he'd send back the answer. hopefully he has all the answers today. from fredrick, maryland, please welcome david gould. david, nice to see you. [cheers and applause] i've never actually heard of this before, what you did. >> oh, yeah, it was basically before everyone had a smart phone. there were these companies that you could text a question to a number and they had people responding for basically, you know, 10 cents or 25 cents a question, so i'm hoping to win a little bit more than that today. >> oh, yeah, than just 25 cents per-- >> that'd be good. >> we start at least $100, so you're sure to win something. >> good. >> you were part of a trivia team and two other members of that team have already been on millionaire. >> that's right, yeah. >> and done very well.

we have been warned about texting while driving. now there's a new study about hands-free devices and something called a kind of blindness behind the wheel which is where we find david kerley tonight. >> reporter: so how many electrodes are you putting on? i am getting wired for research. >> i'm going to go ahead and stretch this over your head. >> reporter: maybe not a great look. >> i'm going to go ahead and put the chin strap on. >> reporter: but all these connections -- >> go ahead and scan your eyes to the left and right as far as you can. >> reporter: will measure how much my brain can handle behind the wheel. reaction time. where my eyes look. 9 million cars today have systems that let you talk to your car so you can keep your hands on the wheel. 62 million will have them in five years. but is it safer? with a small button on my thumb, i click when a green light flashes, simulating something on the road that needs my attention. i drive listening to the radio. then another trip, with speech to text, hearing and answering email

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i had a text by sabrina. she had told me, hi, this is sabrina, blah blah, i don't know all the things. can i speak to your mother, please? >> i told her that my mother would deal with the situation later she had said, okay. tell your mother to reach me on this number. i said okay. so that day. that day after school, i had called my mother and i had told her -- because i know they wanted to meet up with me. who? >> who is "they"? >> her -- >> who wanted to meet up with you? >> her, sabrina, the mother, to speak to me about what happened that night that her son died. and i told my mother to stay no, because my plan was to give her that letter to give -- not me, but one of her friends, who had known her, who was working for her. give he the letter and i'll be done with it. but i put my mother on three-way -- i put my mother on three-way. i had called her, and then i explained to her -- and then i called my mother, and i already told my mother what to say, and she had -- i lefted phone for -- next thing i hear i

a how study shows hands-free texting is worse than texting while driving. searchers found aaa said surprising voice commands is more dangerous than actually using a cell phone. they say voice texting can take teach of a driver's attention and impair their ability to drive safely. researchers found the same to be true for talking. hand's free was more dangerous than holding the phone. in southern california a 72-year-old grandmother defended herself and her 85-year-old husband opened fire on an intruder. here is the dramatic 9-1-1 call. >> i don't know what to say but they are in our yard. they are in the yard. back up you son of a [blank]. >> whoa, she doesn't usually swear, but when she spot add man trying to break into the home, rage took over and she grabbed the 357 magazine mum and shot and then called for help. police arrived and arrested the man. >> she meant business. don't met with her. >> .357 magnum is not a small handgun. >> she was ready to use it. >> i shot once and it really hurt. >> now, turning our attention to the a's hosting the yankees an

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. >>> technology let's you text accident talk on the phone and send e-mails while driving. but the feature isn't as safe as you might think. >> when you are interacted with a speech to text system -- >> reporter: scientist joel cooper simulated part of the study with us. this device measures a driver's reaction time. >> we should get-together sometime soon and catch up on things. >> reporter: the test will show how my reaction time is affected when i'm using a hands-free system to reply to e-mails and text messages. >> i'd love to catch up soon. send. >> message sent. >> reporter: in fact the study found that responding to messages hands-free by voice was twice as distracting as listening to the radio! it's even riskier than talking on a hand-held phone. >> you're not processing what you're looking at. you're not looking where you should look. >> reporter: aaa's jake nelson says most of the public believes they're safer. >> having your hands on the while and eyes on the road does not automatically make you a safer driver. >> reporter: this could send a message that hands-fr