you have text bullying.of a naked girls. schools don't know what to do with the fact that they have these images they may qualify as child pornography, very serious, people go to school for moving them around. kids are afraid when we get them where they could be charged with child pornography, even if you take a picture of yourself, and you are under age, you could be charged with creating child pornography. once you get police involved, it creates and wrecks havoc. we are seeing a lot of problems. it hits a lot more often than what i'm hearing here than any of the schools that we are dealing with from around the country. >> chairman, do you have any questions or comments? >> we really wanted to jump start the discussion about the opportunities, the challenges, and i appreciate the focus on specifity. thank you for being such a great moderator. i'm so appreciative to the panel. i know we'll have another great panel shortly. but these are important. >> ending, first of all, thank you to all of our panelist th

they implemented text messaging so fans can anonymously text centers about unruly behavior. >> reporter: today signs went up at the school explaining how works and all messages will go to a campus police operators. >> the operator is able to have a two-way conversation with a student who will remain anonymous. >> reporter: many students think it will be a good idea. >> if you can tell your principal, they can be there to stop it before anything bad happens. >> reporter: others wonder if it would work. >> i would do it but i do not think many people will. >> i don't want to run the risk of being known as a tattletale. >> reporter: parents support the idea but have questioned. >> i think it is a good idea if students are big enough. >> i questioned the credibility of the text, like pranks. but it is a good idea. it is a really good idea. >> reporter: the text message service will cost the district about $2000 a year and hope to eventually expanded to other schools in the district. >>> not to the south bay where police say they are stepping up gang suppression efforts after a series of hom

was different from the hebrew text on this word. augustine says it is a mistranslation but he says the holy spirit puts the translation into greek deliberately looking ahead to mary's conception. so that's something that rather than deny that there's a problem augustine used it and made another nicer point. >> but that's not scholarship, is it? >> well, i think it's scholarship to acknowledge when there is actually a conflict rather than to deny there is one. parnology there is birth from virgins. >> in roman imperial mythtology, augustus mother was a virgin, alexander the great's mother was a virgin. >> you mean in that type of mythtology. >> they didn't allude to isiah because they weren't jews. one way of saying a person is important is to have their mom be a virgin at the birth of the hero. >> who was sells us. >> he wasn't a roman historian, i was a floss fur. >> clus. >> yes. >> he wrote a book on the true teaching he criticized judaism and christianity. >> what did he say jesus' origin was. >> that's a story about a roman sol

they implemented text messaging in many of their stadiums these days so that fans can text message commandcenters about unruly fan behavior. >> the text a tip pilot program will begin tomorrow at five high schools in the city. today signs went up in the schools explaining how it works. all message will go to a campus police operator. >> the operator is able to have a two way conversation with the student who always will remain anonymous. >> reporter: many students say it's a good idea. >> usually everybody knows, go be over here at a certain time, there'll be a fight. if you can tell people, if you n tell your principal they can be there to stop it before anything bad happens. >> reporter: others wonder if it will work. >> i would do it. but i don't think not too many people will do it. >> i wouldn't want to run the risk of being known as a taddel tell. >> i think it would be a brave thing if the students will be brave enough to do it. >> i question credibility of a text. like pranks, but it's a good idea. >> reporter: chief sarno says the text message survey will cost the district $200 a

peter bergen, thafpks for the text and the -- thanks for the text and the opportunity to talk to you about it, sir. >> thank you. tavis: next, best-selling novelist kim edwards. stay with us. kim edwards is an award winning novel ifflet whose first book "the anymorery -- novelist whose first book was "the memory keeper's daughter." second novel "the lake of dreams." good to have you on this program. >> i'm so glad to be here. tavis: honored to have you. i saw where you were quoted as why you loved "the memory keeper's daughter" you think "the lake of dreams" is even stronger. how do you come stronger than "the memory keeper's daughter,"? pretty good number one. >> you always want to challenge yourself as a writer and artist. and i learned from "the memory keeper's daughter" so i feel like i moved forward as an artist with this one. tavis: how does it work when you start a dream like "the lake of dreams" before "the memory keeper's daughter" which goes on to be a number one best seller and how does that process, that you started this one first but comes out second? >> i started it and

they implemented text messaging in many of their stadiums these days so that fans can text message command centers about unruly fan behavior. >> the text a tip pilot program will begin tomorrow at five high schools in the city. today signs went up in the schools explaining how it works. all message will go to a campus police operator. >> the operator is able to have a two way conversation with the student who always will remain anonymous. >> reporter: many students say it's a good idea. >> usually everybody knows, go be over here at a certain time, there'll be a fight. if you can tell people, if you can tell your principal they can be there to stop it before anything bad happens. >> reporter: others wonder if it will work. >> i would do it. but i don't think not too many people will do it. >> i wouldn't want to run the risk of being known as a taddel tell. >> i think it would be a brave thing if the students will be brave enough to do it. >> i question credibility of a text. like pranks, but it's a good idea. >> reporter: chief sarno says the text message survey will cost the district $200

so if i am if i can go to you we hear in common discourse very often that the quote on there is a text of violence of blood but you can find many equal if we find these passages about violence there to be a point we can find equal ones in other holy books but not too many people go around saying the holy bible is soaked in blood so what is the difference between the two and why this happened well i think i think the difference primarily is that we are in a historical moment where a radical and violent tendency within islam is really center stage in the global discourse that we are looking at a minority but a very clear minority of muslims that are engaged in actions that we would consider from a quarter on a perspective or from a logical perspective to be simply not in accord with the best and the highest teachings of the faith so i think that given had gemini on the christian side of the ledger if you will given the way in which islam is look at historically i think it's very easy to take those passages and conflate them into a general feeling that islam is violent and i would challen

he wants to know can blind people use text messaging? from: erick, pleasanton - meet: aeriel t, guide dogs for the blind. 350 los ranchitos rd. >> reporter: like a lot of people, area -- aeriel is hooked on her iphone. but unlike most of us, she is completely blind. >> have you had any weird remarks from people, like, are you really texting somebody? >> yeah, people have asked me, well, how can you use the touch screen, there is nothing on there. you can't feel anything. >> it's not about feel says gilbert. >> her iphone has a built in setting called voice over that let's it talk to her to her what keys she's pressing. >> i could -- now i'm on the w. if i remove my finger, it types it. >> receiving texts works the same way. >> what happens if i send you this this. >> omg. yeah, very good. >> she says the ability to send and receive text messages, to down you -- download apps has made this an invaluable tool for her. >> i would have to say next to my guide dog, it is the most revolutionary accessible device that i've ever laid my hands on

well the mountain time period i'll remind you we're talking about the religious text of islam. but first let's see what russians think about islamic terrorism is slam one of the world's major monotheistic religions articulated by the koran his holy book but with the rise of terrorism worldwide many now claim a slam is not a religion but an ideology the russian public opinion research center asks it doesn't if they see into a national terrorism being closely linked to a slab so to ninety percent of the respondents said it is not twenty five percent believe the threat of international terrorism may be polls but religious fanatics of any religion and that the seventeen percent of those polled think a terrorism threat comes not from islamabad well but for all myths fundamentalist elements and only twelve percent see islam as a true reason behind international terrorism back to. ok but i am before we went to the break you were. eluding on down we're finishing up a point you want to finish there and i'd like to talk about time american foreign policy in the perception of islam go ahe

was different from the hebrew text on this word.augustine says it is a mistranslation but he says the holy spirit puts the translation into greek deliberately looking ahead to mary's conception. so that's something that rather than deny that there's a problem augustine used it and made another nicer point. >> but that's not scholarship, is it? >> well, i think it's scholarship to acknowledge when there is actually a conflict rather than to deny there is one. >> of course in mythology, greek parnology there is birth from virgins. >> in roman imperial mythtology, augustus mother was a virgin, alexander the great's mother was a virgin. >> you mean in that type of mythtology. >> they didn't allude to isiah because they weren't jews. one way of saying a person is important is to have their mom be a virgin at the birth of the hero. >> who was sells us. >> he wasn't a roman historian, i was a floss fur. >> clus. >> yes. >> he wrote a book on the true teaching he criticized judaism and christianity. >> what did he say jesus' origin was. >>

eric, in pleasanton, wants to know can blind people use text messaging?hat's tonight's good question.? capital 1. >> like a lot of people aeryell gilbert is hooked on her iphone and sending text messages to her friends, but, unlike most of us, ariel is completely blind. >> have you had any remarks from people like are you really texting someone? >> people have asked me how can you use the touch screen. there's nothing on there, you can't feel anything. >> it's not about feel says gilbert, who works as the outreach manager at san rafael's guide dogs for the blind. >> capital h, capital. the, her iphone has a built-in setting called voice over that lets her know who she is talking to and which keys she is pressing. >> if i wanted to break the word "where" i am on the w. if i remove my finger it types it. >> and receiving text works the same way. >> what happens if i send you this. >> omg. >> omg. very good. >> gilbert says the ability to send and receive text messages to download aps for everything from bar codes to gps programming has made this an invaluab

if you on an android mobile text and you send it to the wrong person chances are it wasn't your fault. kinney tells us about gogol's big problem carried >> google admits that the text messaging problems it's a bit buggy. sending messages to the wrong person. for an example, you tied up a text message and then if somebody sent to one what you're doing so the device gets confused and it sends out the dutch text message to the wrong person and sometimes in those cases goes to someone you don't even know us strangers somebody not on your address list. this is that on since march of this year. it many months ago google has and fixed yet. in fact, if currently if it's only a medium priority for google. if stay with us of kron 4 news @ 430 coming up next. live from the bay area's new station this is kron 4 news @ 4:30 p.m. >> i come down to 20 letting continues for the evening were about seven and a half hours away

use text messaging?s tonight's good question. >> reporter: like a lot of people, aerial gilbert is hooked on her iphone, and sending text messages to her friends, but unlike most of us, ariel is completely blind. >> have you any weird remarks from people like, are you really texting someone? >> you know, people have asked me, well, how can you use the touch screen? there's nothing on there. you can't feel anything. >> reporter: it's not about feel, says gilbert, who works as the outreach manager at san rafael's guide dogs for the blind. her iphone has a built-in setting called voice-over, that let's it talk to her, to tell her what keys she's pressing. >> like if i wanted to write the word "where," now i'm on the w. if i move my finger, it types it. >> reporter: receiving texts works the same way. >> the device sends you this? >> o-m-g, oh my god, very good. >> reporter: gilbert says the ability to send and receive text messages, download apps for everything from bar codes to gps programing, has made thi

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they're hoping a new texting program will help. it allows students to text officers information about violence or crime anonymously. it makes the information available immediately, avoids any discomfort a student might have confronting an officer directly and it takes away the fear of being a stitch. police say the no snitching culture is often what prevents them from solving crimes or being able to prevent them. steven says he would have taken vak of the program when still at oakland tech. >> i think i would have because there were times when i went to school and didn't feel safe and because i didn't feel safe, i just didn't feel comfortable telling anybody anything. >> reporter: the program launched thursday, but some students they say don't know anything about it. >> there's never been an announcement or letter, so i feel like it's not going to help unless people are educated about the right way and when to use it. >> reporter: the spokesperson says give it a chance. they only just launched the program. they're going to be expla

one thing you could do was text. it was interesting. you can send a text message. we are trying to get our residents give them the knowledge to do that should we need to evacuate again. and this is just an example of a flyer for our expo and you have to tailor it to the diversity of your community. making sure what other dialects or languages that are present in your neighborhood that you address that. and you make sure that you are inclusive to everyone. just an example of our agenda for our expo. and the communications, this is a piece that we have come up with post katrina and that is a 1-800 evacuation check in number that our residents can call into in the event that we must evacuate. residents can call and let the improvement association know where they are. let us know their barriers. when i evacuate i'm responsible for taking the vontage router with me and plug it into a real phone or also receive these messages by internet. i don't have to have access to a phone. the voice mails come over the internet. this is something that we have done today after katrin

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the operators can even text the student's back. police say they got the idea from the nfl which lets fans text security about bad behavior in the stands. >> texting is obviously a form of communication that's very familiar with kids these days and the fact that its anonymous we believe will encourage students to report safety incidents like guns, on campus or fights. >> coming up at seven why students say the text tip line might not work. >> california is in 6th place when it comes to laws about charter schools. the alliance for charter schools said they drop from third place last year mostly due to major improvements in other states. new charter schools have been opened at a historic rate. the state ranks lie for providing qualities facilities to charter schools. minnesota came in first place nationwide for the second year in a row. senate pentagon is facing a new mental health crisis and is at a loss as to what's causing it. >> and who will and won't get a disease. bay area researchers take a big step toward predicting alzheimer'

i was actually texting a friend of mine from my church. >> what was so important about this text?she was just asking me for my birthday. and my husband's birth date. and i don't know what got into my head. i said, let me text her back quickly. quickly was that, i was in the fountain. >> from looking at the video, you look pretty composed for someone who just fell in a fountain in the middle of a mall. you got out. picked yourself up. what happened next? >> i was probably more dumbfounded. i was totally embarrassed. i was like, well, i'm hoping nobody saw me. so, let me just walk away. a kind lady of a store there, manager at the mall, was kind enough. i walked up to her. and all i kept saying was, i fell. i fell. i fell in the fountain. i fell in the fountain. and she came -- she says she wanted to hug me. but i was so drenched, she didn't dare. >> you didn't hear anything from mall security, correct? >> nothing at all. to my knowledge, they got there 20 minutes after i left. >> when did you know this went viral around the world? >> i got a phone call monday morning from my nephew

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students can anon mossly send text -- anon mousily send texts to police officers. will the students use it? >> i don't think too many people will do it. >> i don't want to return the risk of being known of doing that. >> the chief said he got this idea from the national football league which allows fans to text security guards about unruly behavior in the stands. the service costs about $2,000 a year. they are hoping to expand that program. >>> it's anticipated there will be a lot of smiling faces today at two san francisco schools. students and faculty at ap and everett middle schools are e ncouraged to smile at each other, all day long. it's respect week in the san francisco unified school district. they are hoping that today's smiling event will teach tolerance and also promote p eace. >> i don't know about you but if i smile too much my mouth kind of hurts. >> worth a try. >> yes. >>> one pizza parlor owner came up with a really bright idea but maybe too bright for some. >>> also, it was a new story that one tv station may have been embarrassed to report on. lo

she says she never walks and texts. she was actually leaving work on that day, texting a friend. when she talks about it now, she says she laughed and she cried. so, she does see the humor. but you understand her position. >> she got right out. people assumed she was okay. so, interesting. >>> coming up next, the ground may shake today in california. but don't panic. it's not an earthquake. >>> plus, quarterback tom brady, set to go under the knife today. stay with us. [ woman ] i had this deep, radiating pain everywhere... and i wondered what it was. i found out that connected to our muscles are nerves that send messages through the body. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia, thought to be the result of overactive nerves that cause chronic, widespread pain. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i learned lyrica can provide significant relief from fibromyalgia pain. and less pain means i can do more with the ones i love. [ female announcer ] lyrica is not for everyone. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if

columba says these ancient texts echo with relevance to our time. christians were dealing with islam and there was a real desire to understand it better. so the result was they wanted a translation of the koran into latin. so that christians could read it and of course it wasn't for the sake of religious understanding, it was for the sake of refutation. this whole question of how western, predominantly christian countries dialog with or relate to a majority of muslim countries is something we've been talking about since 9/11. but what we forget is there are centuries of experience of christians and muslims and in many of these areas significant jewish communities as well, living together. and it wasn't always easy. and these manuscripts tell the story of legal prescriptions which were made either to protect or to oppress a particular community. >> reporter: preserving that history is a matter of utmost importance to religious scholars like fr. columba. >> if you believe that we can learn from the past, the past of our lives, the past of our families

students can anonymously send text messages to campus police if there is a problem or emergency. will students use it? here's what some say. >> i would do it. >> i wouldn't want to run the risk of being known as a tattletale. >> the district's police chief said he got the idea from the nfl which he lets tests -- which lets fans report problems to security. >>> "american idol" is back with both good and bad singers. >>> and we have details on a lawsuit settlement on one of toyota's most popular cars. >>> war a -- dow jones is down about 5. >>> in other business news, toyota has agreed to settle a class action lawsuit involving problems of the headlights on the hybrids. more than 2,000 hybrid owners sued after the light was shut off without warning. these are the model years 2006 to 2009. toyota will reimburse for having the lights fixed. >>> it's back to new orleans -- it's on to new orleans for "american idol." newjersey got things started last night ♪ let it be ♪ >> as usual, some singers hit a bad note with the judges. >> one 15-year-old said celine dion is her inspiration. ♪ t

a little while ago, it was no texting while driving. now no texting while walking. the texting police want you to focus when you're out and about. lawmakers in arkansas and new york -- so it's not in california yet -- >> not yet. >> it's coming -- arkansas and new york have proposed restrictions on use of electronic gadgets while walking or running on city streets or walks. the proposed ban would also prevent pedestrians from wearing headphones in both ears, but they can use one earpiece. the idea is to highlight how distractions can be a real dangerous. >> no texting while chewing gum. >>> the rule is traffic laws are supposed to apply to everybody, but do they always? turns out more than 1 million public employees and their families have access to a special program. >> yeah, and it makes it almost. it's a fast pass with a whole new meaning. vicky nguyen tells us about a law used to protect police officers but is now being used. >> reporter: imagine if you could run red lights and blast past toll takers without paying the cost of a single ticket. technically you ca

watch those text messages. >> a little over texting there. >> i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm franker somerville. have a good evening. -- and i'm frank somerville, have a good evening.

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. >>> first, it was texting and no texting and driving. now, it could be no texting and driving. lawmakers in arkansas and new york have imposed restrictions on electronic gadgets while walking or running in the street. they can wear headphones in one ear. the basic message is that pedestrians can be just as dangerous. there's always that one person who steps out in front of you on the curb. >> it happens a lot. the last time i saw jeff ranieri, he had ear pieces in his year. both ears. >> not near the intersections though, you guys. you look great on the new set. this is our new weather world. no more green screen. we're going to be presenting the weather to you on this gigantic monitor. you're going to get all the of the same information. while it is mild outside today, again, near record setting temperatures, clear skies and currently 65 degrees. currently, still holding on to those warm temperatures. livermore with 67. 67 in santa rosa. close to 70 in gilroy. as we head throughout tonight, we are going to be seeing patchy fog for the north and east bay. through tuesday, while

and walk. >> you see this woman walking and texting in a mall in pennsylvania.s right into the fountain. >> uh-huh. witnesses say she was all right but her pride may have taken a hit. >> oh, my goodness. this video has gone viral with more than 800,000 hits on youtube.com. >> have you seen anybody do that ever? >> that's pretty amazing. >> all right. thank you for joining us on abc 7 news.

first it was texting and driving. now texting and walking could be against the law.he states that could start issuing tickets. >>> you know the common sight on the street, people walking along with their head down staring at phones and texting but some states worry this habit is putting people in danger. >> in new york state two people were killed in the brooklyn district because they were distracted by smart phones on the street. new york and arkansas are proposing regulation to ban the use at crosswalks. violators could be fined up to $100. >> all right. well, our meteorologist mike nicco's here with another glorious day. >> look up, look at the sunshine. look at some of the haze. all depends where you are. we have two different ones here. we can show you the hayes from mount tamalpais. well above the haze line this morning. look how much cleaner the picture from sutro tower. looking at the beautiful golden gate bridge and some of the red to orange accepts in the marin head lands there and the backgrop. nice, absolutely nice. current conditions first before we pop

jones, author of the new text "behind the dream." music icon stevie wonder is here on the 25th anniversary of the king holiday. wonder started an intensive lobbying campaign when then- president ronald reagan signed the holiday into law. author and attorney clarence b. jones and stevie wonder, coming up right now. >> all i know is his name is james, and he needs extra help with his reading. >> yes. >> to everyone making a difference -- >> thank you. >> you help us all live better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and every answer, nationwide insurance is proud to join tavis in working to improve financial literacy and remove obstacles to economic empowerment, one conversation at a time. >> nationwide is on your side >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning made possible by captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- tavis: clarence b. jones served as a council and speechwriter for dr. martin luther king, jr.. he is not a scholar i

several states have banned talking or texting on a cell phone while driving. some are looking to take that ban further. lawmakers in new york and arkansas want to take action against pedestrians who are distracted by electronic gadgets. one proposal would ban the use of cell phones and ipods while crossing a street. violators would face a $100 fine. a pennsylvania woman fell right into a fountain while texting. it happened inside a mall. one minute she's walking along, here she is climbing out. she falls face first into the water. here it is again. the video has been viewed on youtube by almost a half a million people. >>> 4:52 is the time. hopefully we won't catch you texting while trafficking. >> i think most people are too busy right now. let's take a look at the traffic. westbound as you come up to the teleplay sa -- toll plaza. if you're driving across the bridge, you should find very nice traffic. also this morning, if you are driving in san francisco, northbound 101 traffic looks good. the road work has been picked up. if you're driving on the lower dec

asking that you call their anonymous tip line (415)575- 4444 that is 415-57-5444 they also have a text line you can send a text tip to tip 411 we will continue to follow this and keep you posted as we learn more. >> thank you sonia shin in san franciscos lower haight. >>> six days no sign of the 4- year-old boy allegedly kidnapped in san mislaw county last week diver haves called off their search of a canal where a witness told police a car matching the suspect vehicle went into the water the boys family plans to hand out flyers asking anyone with information to come forward. >>> could be last call for good at a popular south bay night club san jose officials may try to get a judge to shut down club wet after a number of violent incidents at the club the latest new years eve when a woman was wounded in a fight and club staff refused to call police as she requested, mercury news reported they temporarily lost their entertainment license because of the incident. >>> supposed to be a night of celebration, instead, this morning oakland police are investigating a deadly weekend shooting out

starbucks has a pay by phone app and many are experimenting with money by text message. sending dollars by dialing. conrad sheehan is ceo of m-pay. he is in a bid to take over the payment system of the chicago transit system. richard waters and sarah lacey. if you can land the cta contract, you have got this giant currency that can be used for other things. this could really make your company? >> yes. it absolutely could. we like mas transit. it is something we do extremely well. it is a high volume of users transacting every day. >> why not go with visa or mastercard? >> visa and mastercard are great, but there is a huge segment of mass transit riders that are unbanked or underbanked or otherwise don't have access to electronic payments or financial services that is a big deal. upwards of 50% of riders chicago, boston, new york, san francisco are unbanked. for different reasons, cultural reasons they might be immigrants. it is a big part of serving urban communities. >> i spent the last couple of years traveling in emerging world. in nairobi you can get in a cab and pay

they can text an anonymous tip. the school district police department is offering the option at six high schools and can text about a planned fight or bullying on campus, anything that seems threatening. some students wonder if the system will be abused with prank reports or misleading information but the police chief is not worried. his officers will text follow-up questions and use cameras to verify tips. >> and we have some breaking net . this is a live picture a car fire that has shut down all of the eastbound lanes about a half hour ago. that fire is out. it was at mid-span that's our traffic cam there. we just heard that they have managed to open one of the eastbound lanes, so that's good news. traffic is still backed up as you can imagine. it stendz at least a mile -- extends at least a mile. >>> police have extended the search for a car linked to a missing 4-year-old boy. they pulled five stolen cars out of the delta canal last week in the hunt for julian and could resume the search tomorrow or wednesday. th

best friend and could be your worst enemy if it gets into the wrong hands videos pictures e-mails text. messages contacts you name it all of your communications are in this one little device so with this ruling should we just call privacy completely debt or are there still a few tricks out there to keep your personal information safe or earlier i caught up with brian associate director of technology studies at the competitive enterprise institute and first we painted the scenario let's say i got pulled over i got arrested i had my phone on the cops really just do whatever they want with it . that's correct under the decision two weeks ago by the california supreme court along with actually a number of other courts over the last few years any time you were arrested by police for any reason which could include the parking tickets driver got a seatbelt for reckless driving the police could take your phone arrest you and once you're in custody under arrest behind bars they can spend hours trying to search your phone anything they find can be used to get to a court to be used for a search w