weather texting -- sending a text is far worse than reading.owever, have we done this all sorted out? is there anything you want to warn people? >> obviously anything where you look away or are manipulating your hands, those numbers go up. and so that means, even if you are a hands-free phone, you still might have to dial before i get to the hands-free question, that is it the most part of course, in that if police acted in good faith, a bunch of research shows that because those things -- partly because those things do not work well, you are in a veritable argument with your phone. so that is a problem, but it also takes you away from the road when you interact with that. has to being, on a hands- free device, most narrow scientists believe it is a card whatever distraction. most public safety experts believe it is a card into if -- a public safety distraction. you are not fully focused to the point where you were visual cortex is somewhat superimposed by thinking about imagining the person you are talking to, the situation you're talking to.

it looks like even kids are texting nowadays. let's see what he's texting.ack obama, i'm too young to vote, please stop texting me." [ laughter ] we do get a lot of text tts from barack obama about voting. we do get a lot of those. celebrities are also known for texting. this next one is jennifer garner, walking down the sidewalk. let's see what jennifer garner's texting. "you are not batman. stop saying that. you're my husband, and i need you to pick up the kids from school." [ laughter ] very to the point. good for her to say that. here we have a speaker of the house john boehner. he's in a good mood today. certainly curious what he's texting. looks like it's to president obama. "no, no, no, yes. sorry, that last one is for my wife. no." [ laughter ] this next one is a guy in a cornfield. always fun, men in cornfield. let's see what he's texting. "doing great here on the farm, ma, and don't worry about me, i'm staying safe and paying close attention to the dangerous machinery i work -- " [ laughter ] i'm impressed he kept texting as he was being run over b

i can imagine sending a text is far worse than reading a text however have we gotten this all sorted out and is there anything you want to board people without? >> guest: anything that you look away and you've are manipulating your hands is looking up so even if you are on a hands-free phone you might have to dial and before i get to that question which is probably the most that is the hard to parse even if you have a voice activated thing a bunch of research shows partly because those things don't work very well you've are in an argument with your phone so that is a problem but it also takes you away from the road when you interact with that. as for being on a hand's

i was getting a text. it said, "i'm ready."o i immediately tried to scramble the team because there was an extraction. >> yes, this morning. i don't even have time to reflect because we're going to meet london again. i was, like, thank you! the team convenes for an important security briefing prior to their rendezvous with london. scott, head of security outlines the detailed game plan for a safe extraction. >> when we get to this location i know everybody will want to jump out and run in there. be cautious. walk slow. >> i don't want to scare her either. >> put her at ease and we'll watch what's going on. remember, it was a fairly thin, black male, approximately 6 feet tall is what i guessed from the backseat. watch for him, he'll have eyes on you immediately. >> once the girl agrees to go we have protective rights to keep him from reacquiring her. we will put protective barriers up and most likely he'll back down and they usually do. >> we convened at the rally point. daniel, the driver, me, and dottie in the white van, which

who did he say he was texting? those texts had been deleted. detective brooks labored for months, nights, weekends. >> you kind of got emotionally wrapped up in this one, huh? >> i kept thinking of the children. i wanted answers for the children. >> reporter: and then, a breakthrough. finally, nine months after the murder, a police analyst managed to recover several deleted text messages, including this one. time-stamped 8:20 a.m., five hours before the murder, michelle writes to her dad, has to be today. can't live like this. awful this morning. her dad's response -- >> he asks if she can get him away for lunch, huh? >> yes. she says she can. she says she can. and he replies, okay, i'll let you know what time. >> in my review of the text messages, marc really wasn't interested in going to eat lunch that day but she begged him to take her to lunch. >> reporter: after lunch, remember, she asked marc to linger for an ice cream treat, all the while texting her dad, says the prosecutor, tipping him off to marc's wherea

students in texas will get new history in social studies text books.ooks that came under fire for conservatives and liberals. a state panel approved nearly 90 books today, and those books may end up in the hands of students in other states as well. roxana saberi has more for us. >> reporter: the board approved 89 of 95 books. some critics say that it exaggerated the democracy. and conservative groups say that it proke promoted islam and climate change. >> they will be updated to meet requirements of four years ago. the board approved the proposed books on friday after spending weeks living to complaints from both the right and the left. >> we want to make sure that we have the correct information in the text books. >> liberal critics say that some remembe will question the ideology. >> they want to lesson the role of slavery in u.s. history. that's impossible. >> our government free market system seems t to belittled and not emphasized. >> publishers tried to respond to complaints for the last two months. they agreed to some changes but refused others.

text r -- text. what you can't find at any point in the debate -- and michael and i while writing this article -- i'm not going to say we did it. he had a research assistant spend days going through every reference to the word exchange in the congressional record. we were curious what we would find. there's not a single time anyone said the senate bill would provide for tax credits in federal exchanges. there are statements that tax credits would be available in all 50 states, but that's entirely consistent with the assumption voiced repeatedly, also reflected in the statute that every state would cooperate. not once did anyone say contrary to the text of the statute, tax credits will be available to federal exchanges. no one said that. there are folks, commentators that said we weren't paying attention to the exchange provisions. jonathan cohen said i wasn't paying attention to provisions. maybe that's why i wasn't aware of this. people were fighting about abortion, public option and a lot of things

and texting. it's very funny. you brought in a funny text. >> yeah, i did. i brought in a really funny text! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this is from -- >> this is real -- this is from, this is from my son -- my wonderful son, to me. >> jimmy: yeah. cal. but he thought he was sending a a text to -- >> to his girlfriend. >> jimmy: to his girlfriend. [ audience ohs ] >> oh, no! oh, no! >> jimmy: look, it says -- >> here he goes. here it is "can i come see my baby now?" [ laughter ] and then, tell a -- >> jimmy: wrong person. cringe! [ laughter ] >> "what i meant to say was i checked my card and the money is not on it but i'm sure it will be on later today." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and then here's what, here's what you said. what'd you text back to him? >> and i said, "ha ha ha. yes, i'm sure the money will be in later, baby." [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: i think if that can't be more humiliating -- >> and then the worst thing is that i brought on it a talk show. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] no, no,

but you ask the question, just to finally -- he is texting something innocuous, like good morning to a young woman he is barely dating. what would compel a young man, who is a decidedly good person, although as you head in the book he has little bit of a checkered past when it comes to telling the truth. so he has some issues but a decidedly good guy, kind of the all-american good guy. what would compel someone who knows the difference from right and wrong to look down in his lap? this turns out to be a long scientific journey, and let me try to break it down into pieces. maybe the best way to start is to give you an image of us going back, let's say, million years, or 100,000 years, picture a caveman or cave woman, and that person is tending to a fire. and he or she gets a tap on the shoulder. i would just ask you, what do you think, were it you, would you be able to avoid turning around? if someone tapped on your shoulder and you were tending a fire and didn't know who it was, do you think you could ignore the tap. >> host: not at all. >> guest: yesterdaying question, i'm sorry, yo

what are their reasons for texting or driving?well, i think we're a connected society, number one, and there's that instant gratification of getting the text and wanting to respond. if you hear that phone beep, you're wondering what it is. is it the children, my boss, my wife, what's going on? and you want to respond immediately or at least see what's going on, and as you're taking your eyes off the road, you're becoming a danger to yourself and others. gerri: yet we find 2,000 crashes each year are due to texting and from what i understand, this is from a different study, young people, teenagers, who die in crashes are more likely to die texting and driving than drinking and driving. >> well, you know, every kid has a phone. you know, i know that and i have two teenage drivers. it's a really vexing problem. they are used to texting all the time. that's how they communicate with each other. i know that first hand with my own children. it's hard to break them of that habit when they're behind the wheel. my kids don't do it behind t

i can imagine sending a text is far worse than reading a text however have we gotten this all sorted out and is there anything you want to board people without? >> guest: anything that you look away and you've are manipulating your hands is looking up so even if you are on a hands-free phone you might have to dial and before i get to that question which is probably the most that is the hard to parse even if you have a voice activated thing a bunch of research shows partly because those things don't work very well you've are in an argument with your phone so that is a problem but it also takes you away from the road when you interact with that. as for being on a hand's free device host of the nero scientists bb that it is a cognitive distraction. most of the experts be needed is a cognitive distraction. and what that means is that you are not fully focused on the road and in fact to the point that the visual cortex is somewhat superimposed thinking about imagining the person that you are talking to have the situation with comes into play when you have to make a decision going very fas

we're talking about texting and driving. 1,000 drivers who own cell phones admit to texting regularly and 95% say they're aware of the dangers of texting and driving and three-quarters admit to using their phone on the road and two-thirds said they used it at a stop sign or red light and some on the move. many of us think we're okay doing more than one thing at a time, even something that can be as dangerous as texting and driving. back to you. >> we want to hear from you. be honest. do you find yourself sending texts when you're behind the wheel? jump on social nemedia and join our conversation about this. >> a crash that could have been a disaster. who was on board this bus that made this crash more tricky than normal. >>> storm team 4 tracking changes on the way right now. cocoa or eggnog? toasty or frosty? exactly the way you want it... until boom, it's bedtime! your mattress is a battleground of thwarted desire. enter the sleep number bed. right now, you can save $400 on the c4 mattress set. he's the softy. his sleep nu

." >>> that they check every text?arents are increasingly keeping tabs on their kids' phones and come suiters with spy tech -- computers computers with spy technology. >> "red eye" debate 2014 live from the" red eye" debate center. >> welcome to the "red eye" debate center. tonight we come to you from brigadoon so try to stay awake. keep your hands and arms in the debate at all times. should parents pry? an app from a p company called custodio can be installed on do vieses to restrict their web browsing and monitor for signs of cyber bullying and on-line predators. the coo told the new york post people say i don't want to spy on my kids, but all parents want to 3r0e -- protect their kids on-line. one guy put teen safe on his 14-year-old daughter's phone to track her texts. he says it is to monitor areas of potential danger. and a mother hired a private-i to make sure her daughter wasn't doing drugs. >> oh. andy, you are both the cat expert and spying expert. should parents spy on their kids or lady it to the nsa? >> i

the text messages? >> the collections manager at that particular car lot. >> reporter: jessica says you sent her texts calling her porky pig. >> not in my vocabulary that's not something i would say. >> reporter: anderson says he did get angry after he claims jessica got into a physical altercation with a woman he sent out to repo the car. he concedes, insults did fly on the phone, including remarks about her weight. >> she said, "i have a refund coming." i said, "a tax refund or a jenny craig refund." >> reporter: meaning what? >> meaning that she was overweight. >> reporter: is it legal to throw an insult like that at someone when you're collecting? >> well, it's probably not the proper thing to do. >> reporter: jessica says that once you told her you were outside of her house taking pictures, and that she was terrified. >> that's not true at all. >> reporter: you never said that? >> no. >> reporter: but jessica had had enough. she went on the offensive and sued anderson. you turned the tables back on

texting on the road.-thirds of the drivers say they've read text messages while at a stop sign or stop light. part of the problem, the survey shows many of us think we're okay doing more than one thing at a time, even something that can be as dangerous as texting and driving. back to you. >>> leave the bag or the purse with the phone in it in the back seat of the car. >> that's a good idea. i like that. >> it's the only way because it's so addicting. >> yeah. you're so tempted, right? >> absolutely. >> it is brutal outside for me. >> she's tougher than you, apparently. >> you see me when i walked in, i had the big cool coat and a neat eternal infinity scarf. but the thing is, i don't feel like it's bad for november. >> no, you're right. it's not crazy cold. it's below freezing in many neighborhoods, but nowhere near records by early november standards. records will be well down into the low 20s and even some upper teens. for now, outside it's a good looking way to get into your weekends, everybody, a litt

we're talking about texting while driving. at&t surveyed 1,000 drivers who own cell phones and admit to texting regularly. 98 prgs of those drivers say they're aware of the dangers of texting and driving. yet three quarters of them admit to using their phone to text on the road. two-thirds of the drivers say they've read a text message while stopped at a red light or stop sign. part of the problem, the survey shows many of us think we're okay doing more than one thing at a time. even something that can be as dangerous as texting and driving. back to you. >> thanks, melissa. a new range of emojy phone symbols could be available soon. they are different because they'll have five different skin colors to represent diversity. take a look at the new ones. the default emojy face was designed to be generic but uni code says users have been clamoring for changes. the proposal is still under review. >>> the results of election day -- the results of election day are finalized. many are asking why it went the way it did. what voters are

we also have a texting service which is 838-255. we have a number of extraordinary texts that where we have been able to get help to people. where we have supported people. just through that little phone that we have -- that we all have. that's another thing if you're working with veterans who it's too much for them to pick up the phone, no problem. we want to reach veterans where they are at. we want to reach them if it's just over the computer or if it's just over text. in the next section, another resource i wanted to make sure you are aware, this makes a connection. maketheconnection.net in your folder on the right side of the folder is a flyer that more fully explains what makes a connection does. we also have wallet card in there for you on make the connection. we also have wallet card for the veterans crisis line. if you want more of these -- you're kidding me. two minutes left? oh, my gosh. if you want more of these you can contact your local suicide prevent coordinator which you can find in the resource locator. no problem.

>> guest: reggie was texting. he said he hydroplaned and it is meeting the digital age age experience and they discover after 18 years of looking that he has texted e. by then times in the minutes and seconds there is this historic precedent. but you ask the question he is texting something innocuous like good morning to a young woman he is barely dating and just getting to know. what would compel a young man that is a good person although uganda and the book he had a checkered past when it comes to telling the truth so he has some issues but he is a good guy. what would compel someone who knows the difference from right and wrong to look down in his lap blacks this turns out to be a long scientific journey so let me try to break it down into pieces. maybe the best way to start is to give you an image of us going backwards to say a million years or a hundred thousand picture a cave man or woman and that person is tending to a five-year and he or she gets a tap on the sugar. i would just ask you if edward u. would

do you text behind the wheel?is dangerous, but the risks still don't stop people from doing just that. the disturbing number of drivers ticking behind the wheel, you need to see this, before you head out the door today. >>> flyers were out shot, but steve mason played his best game. going to the wells fargo center, jake voracek, he was on fire, two goals last night, a second to give the flyers a two-nothing lead. and it was steve mason. he was incredible. thirty-four saves, against 35 shots, he wins his first game and the flyers win it four to one. >> comfort zone, you know, i was able to pull in real solid week of practice, you know, really just feel good about my game. you know, with frazier playing the way that did he, gave me that opportunity, and, you know, our ' finally -- >> and reunion in villanova last night. to the pavilion, 1985 national championship, brought his northwood team, players from the eight a team were there, it was a great night for rollie and villanova. that's sports in a minute, i'm howard

you know michelle alexander's great texts of the new text the new jim crow. zero, absolutely. >> thank you for being here. my question is not about the case, the fact, verdicts, but what do you think martin luther king would say about the reaction and protests and ferguson? >> from the young people themselves? >> what i am saying is, maybe how i feel, martin luther king stood for peace and peaceful protest. i am wondering, what do you think he would say about what is going on there. >> i see what you are saying i can speak on behalf of martin, but based upon his life, his work, his witness, he would call for resistance, resistance, but it would be nonviolent resistance. that is the kind of whether he was. resistance but nonviolent resistance, which is to say, he would not go to ferguson and say, we have got to cool things off. the cool things off you end up in a deep freeze. the challenge has always been how do you channel your rage into love and justice rather than hatred and present? that is the question, and that is the question martin luther king was wres

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text, text, text, text, picture of themselves, text, text, text, picture of their friends, text, text, text, picture of the food they're eating. [laughter] occasionally they use important and powerful apps, and they change the world. so what do you learn from this? they learn they're highly, highly interactive. they're highly verbal in a text way, right? they're communicating all the time. and they're very much savvier than i was at that age. the amount of information sources whether they be traditional sources or fun sources or social, they're on supercharge all the time. and my guess is that this will be true of teenagers and younger people now because, frankly, be you have a child -- if you have a child, your child is online all the time. and if they wake up at night, they're online when they wake up, they go back off, and then they go back to sleep. >> jonathan, thoughts? >> clearly, eric is more insightful about the state of millennials than i could ever hope to be. i would ask the apms who you hired for me as opposed to go in and tell them how to develop products for these mille

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did you send her text messages? >> no. >> reporter: jessica says you sent her texts calling her porky pig. >> not in my vocabulary that's not something i would say. >> reporter: but jessica had had enough. she went on the offensive and sued anderson, claiming he violated the fair credit reporting act. you turned the tables back on him. >> yes, exactly. >> reporter: anderson never showed up in court, and a judge awarded jessica more than $33,000. now she was the collector and he was the one who had to pay up. >> i came out on top. i fought back, he can't bother me anymore. >> reporter: rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >>> porky pig, hard to believe. >>> coming up a subway commute takes a row mantdic turn. speak new or forever hold your peace. instant index is up next. i'm l-i-s-a and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way of hosting my book club. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps increase airflow from the lungs for a full 24 hours. and breo hel

the text had a simple message, congratulations. i don't know. person and have to have a couple words and be classy about it. let us know what you think about this one. the cake boss is making his mark on southern new jersey. he's great. he's been in so many times. absolutely love him. we have a new carlos bakery opening right now in marlton. let's get out there. good morning. good morning, guys. this is craziness. we showed you the long line earlier. we'll get to that, but right now we are inside and take a look at what they have been baking up all night long. these, of course, the famous lobster tails. there's some cakes. if your mouth is not watering yet. take a look at this line. this crowd, some of these guys have been waiting since 8:00 last night just to get in here, get a taste of all of these treats and of course meet the cake boss. we did talk to a few of these. we got here at 8:00 last night. where were you staying. >> we stayed in our van right across from the building. > you slept in the van. >> yes. > why were you so excited. >> we

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happy, merry christmas -- >> no, mass text. >> you text me, want my name in there. want to feel special. a mass text is too easy, like send it to the whole phone book. this way, you know? >> how many people on the string is too many? >> oh,. >> more than three? >> yes, i would say more than three. >> then you feel insult. >> in. >> or people you don't know. one more person, i don't know. >> it is like a text comes to me, and my sister, that's okay. >> yes. >> but like me, my sister and five other people that i don't know? that's never happened though, i don't have friends like. >> i get trouble like that, the string? >> ya? i'm still on here? are you working tomorrow? we are. >> i'm not. >> you're not? >> no. >> you dirty -- okay, a quarter of americans will actually be headed to the office tomorrow. 25% every us. >> not me. >> this includes law enforcement officers, healthcare workers, those in the travel industry. and folks like us in the news biz. >> not me. >> except for kerry. >> just rub it in, why don't you? >> but of course retailers, most public support for

only three-quarters knit to texting while driving. >> two-thirds say they have read text messages while stopped at a red light or stop sign. i bet you that's really common. a lot of people think they're just really good drivers and that's not going to happen to me. very dangerous. >>> we're anticipating another day that's going to be nice. good morning, chuck. >>> good morning, aaron and eun. in fairfax, a noticeably milder morning than when we were in mcclain. mid-50s in fairfax. rain will be part of our forecast. our eastern sky mostly cloudy. a sliver or two of sunshine. that's really just going to be about it for sunshine chances today. pinpoint, mostly cloudy. mid-60s around lunchtime for highs today. back into the low 60s by early this evening. clouds on the increase during the day. rain chances in fairfax not only after the sun goes down. that's a check on the forecast. tom is back in 10 minutes with your seven-day. for now breaking news in first 4 traffic with melissa mollet >> a new crash we mentioned last hit here. 295 at district line south at pennsylvania avenue. we have a f

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i love you for reading that text.he things and the social injustice where they kept you together. so the "new york times," they kind of outed you guys about this book coming out on your 50th anniversary. >> like that was the focus. >> the "times", point was you guys have really been together a little more than 54 years, but the book celebrates 50 years. and what was your reaction to that? >> you know, we, we needed two years to process mary's passing, passing, thank you. we were not about to high bomb this moment and say let's make money. we took two years and started examining in our hearts what would and way to express this legacy and an invocation to the next generation. we're talking about a 50-year span, not just in music. oh, let's do something to make money because it's this year. this is not that kind of work. and that's vatuous. and it was insulting. >> i think the think that stands out about the text, if we do say so ourselves, it's not just a description of who was where, but how we felt about being there.

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talk and text with anyone anywhere there's a wi-fi connection.t-mobile. [cheers and applause] >> jon: as we were saying before the break, democrats got their asses handed to them last night. >> i[bleep] >> jon: even worse, that is trademark by the way. even worse for the democrats, the demographic break down of them. iowa elected the first statewide woman a republican. >> west virginia had its first female senator. >> we had two openly gay candidates running as republicans for congress. >> tim of south carolina is the first black senator elected from the south since reconstruction. >> in utah, mia love becomes the first african american woman republican to serve in the house. [laughter] >> jon: an african american woman utah republican. those words are sotry typing it. it auto corrects that to aphrodite can watch you reba mcentire. it won't even do it. if you try to type that in siri just jumps in without being prompted saying i think you're looking for a hospital because it sounds like you're hallucinating. not only did republicans have diversit

you can text service. $25 a week, users get unlimited text messaging wths a licensed therapist. >> they open up much quicker because it's remote and aren't feeling awkward by the physical presence of the therapist. >> reporter: industry experts would disagree. >> the majority of our communication is not through our words but nonverbals. it's through the nan verbals we can develop a closer relationship with somebody. and you lose that if you're only communicating via text message. >> reporter: talk space enthusiasts say going digital means getting help is that much easier. >> going through the process of finding a therapist is intimidating. is my problem big enough to justify it? that's why i like this idea. it takes a lot of that away. >> reporter: for those ready to jump an the virtual therapist couch, experts recommend at least one session in person or via video. talkspace's ceo says they prefer the text space model. >> it creates a journal of the conversation they can read read and rethink and incubate

but even more so to my mind, even more so in this text than in the first text.ean, your father has such a presence in this book. i only raise that because i'm curious as to whether or not there's something you can put your finger on about how your relationship developed. you know where i'm going? >> sure. >> over the course of your life and over the course of your career, because he's so very present in this text? >> that's true. well when i was little i was daddy's little girl. i was his only daughter. and i continued to be his only daughter. until he adopted my little sister allegra who was my mother's child when our mother died.ó i think -- it was probably our -- our -- our tough moment came when i became a teenager, and started to rebel a bit, and have my own ideas and my own opinions, and he was one of those fathers, i think, who wanted me to kind of remain where i was, and allow him time to catch up with me, because he was away a lot, and he'd come back from, from location and i would have grown, and have ideas about independence that he wasn't so crazy ab

, and not interacting with the child. >> the purpose of that ad is not to tap the evils of texting or watching television. those are not evil things in themselves, what's noticeable is here's a child standing up in a play pen looking at his mom and her back is to him and she's texting and got the tv on. it's a missed opportunity for that language engagement. it's more about that and less it's not a commentary about texting. >> what kind of feedback are you getting about this campaign? one of the most fun, wonderful things i've ever worked on in my career. the feedback has been so overwhelmingly positive. parents are excited about it. it does a lot of things, reinforces what many of them believe they are doing already but a lot through social media are sharing their ideas about -- here's another idea of how i do this at home and it worked well with my kids. he's in third grade now and at the head of his class. >> i want to ask before we run out of time. you have kits for new parents. >> yes, every mother in the state of california should go home from the hospital with a kit for new par