and what if someone texts the driver? >> they would be sent an auto reply that lets them know that we're driving and we'll get back to them when it's safe. >> again, that was bob hansen reporting. >>> today strong winds may have caused the branches from this tree to come down. it happened on thornton avenue in san jose. no one was hurt. those in the neighborhood say the noise, though, scared them a little bit. >> we thought it was thunder or something, you know. i knew something bad happened. >> everybody jumped up in the whole neighborhood and come running out to see what happened. maybe it could have been a wreck, but it happened to be the tree. >> so the big question is, will the winds die down tomorrow? let's check in with our meteorologist rob mei edda. >>> wind one of the things we're watching for on mother's day, a possible stray shower as well. 54 chilly degrees, speaking of the wind, oakland 54 degrees, the camera kind of hanging on at this hour. into san francisco, 54, also seeing a pretty gusty west wind, 14 mi

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. >>

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message you would have texted it in? >> no, no. bart is perfect and i have never have any problems. i get up at 2:00 a.m. in the morning. it's convenient and helpful. >> everybody has quick access to it. i think its great idea. >> staying with the bart scene and on different track, one thing they might not complain about is clean anyness of the cars. it would clean the cars like the system started. other ideas is roll back the increased fares they have, perhaps free sunday, perhaps four free days a year for everybody. that is one story. the other one is text messaging again it's not in place now but under serious consideration and the president of bart, bob franklin is one of its supporters. terry mcsweeney, "abc 7 news". >> eric: this morning stanley cup fever is reaching new heights in san jose. tickets go on sale this morning for the sharks home games in the western conference finals against the vancouver canucks. tickets will be sold at ticketmaster locations or at ticketmaster.com. last night game sunday, they survi

but texting behind the wheel is even more dangerous.ncreasing the odds of a crash up to 23 times. >> everybody thinks they can use their cell phone while they're driving. and everybody's done it. >> reporter: the nation's top transportation official ray lahood says distracted's driving is an epidemic. >> reporter: are you admit you have actually done it yourself. >> before i took this job, i sure did. absolutely. >> reporter: to see firsthand how texting can impair drivers, i volunteered to take a test in this dot simulator. >> okay, we're ready to go. >> reporter: first researchers measure my reaction time with no distraction. >> just drive like you would normally. >> reporter: but watch what happens when researchers send me text messages. >> you are distracting me. not only does my reaction time slow by nearly 2 seconds, i start swerving and even crossed the center line. >> there is no phone call. there is no text message that can't wait until you get to your destination there isn't. >> reporter: a tougher test will be convincing an i

united states wants to reach out and touch someone he might just have a new tool that is disposal text messages to every american with a cell phone and no you can't opt out we've got investment guru peter schiff with us tonight to explain the twists and turns of silver last week and how the institutional gold rush we're seeing now will play out we'll find out why libya was bombed not because of oil for humanitarian reasons but because of gold we've got cops paying people in food to get high don herold of the day trade show who predicted the silver plunge joins us and. hold on i'm getting a text message from oh it's it's the president security alert whatever you do do not be caught watching vs the man. you've been hearing for years from cheerleaders of gold and silver saying you have to buy silver or gold are going to lose everything to inflation well there is a grain of truth to that if you will hold your savings in u.s. dollars the purchasing power of that money will slowly be drained away is more money is created by the federal reserve here in washington but anyone who follows that u

three have actually received a text message someone who faced. opposition rally. and we're actually checking that hasn't been verified that he actually is what he says in that text message with a lot of his friends and they're saying a lot of the opposition are still being picked up still being targeted they know they go to contact and speak. this is all still going on i think we've actually caught some of the information from these text messages way he's been telling us about the fact that some of his friends he claims have been beaten to death so. we've got some of that text information which you can see on the screen well the content of those takes is that right which you just did you receive those attacks it was earlier on this. just after we left. we left and we had probably our secret on the ground that they've received this text message i want to see those text messages that we're talking about that to understand that we already know to see them on the screen and. policemen see many people have been beaten to death some of my friends have been arrested ther

we don't want the bus drivers text and while they're driving. is this something built into the system but allows them to also be an enforcement mechanism? >> let me try to answer the two- part question. when you either text or call 710-4455, it goes to the control center. it will be on a real-time basis. the control center will call the police and we can dispatch and the police. we have not only our own police, but the ability to have city-wide taking over. it is very important. the second part of your question, we don't want to put them in harm's way. the same time, which said that there has to be less tolerance for somebody marking the seat or somebody painting the ceiling. we need to work with the operators to give them additional tools, if you will. there are some silent alarms that we have in the event that there is an issue. the head of the type of incident, this rise to that. i think one of the things that is important in this whole communication message that we have to get after his the people, whether it is our employees or the writers,

and i have an iphone and i am constantly on text messages and text 2,000 messages a month and my assistant texts me back 4,000 and whatnot and i need the data plan and whatnot and so i just don't understand people who are opposed to this and putting it up where this is supposed to be so i get better reception. and being in north beach alone and whatnot and the financial district and whatnot, i know there's tons of working professionals in the particular area and i know for a fact they would be happy to know they have perfect reception when they need to make an emergency phone call or whatnot and just go and check and sur the web when i do need to. i am paying $200 a month and hope to have reception in that area i am doing business in or browse at my own free will to internet or text is a choice that i hope i have when i am in the neighborhoods. i drive over 40,000 miles a year in my car and so i'm absolutely in favor of getting better reception and if this means a cell tower every two blocks or one block doesn't matter how many goes up and whatnot. it shouldn't be up to the neighbors in th

one of the real questions about these end-time speculation is the relation of one text to another textture in particular though comes from that text you just read. >> how many references are there? are there a lot in the bible to both? hundreds, thousands even? >> it depends on how you analyze them. right? a lot of texts will speak about the -- go god's coming but not necessarily coming in a final cataclysmic sense or end of the world kind of thing but coming in judgment. very few speak specifically about jesus' second coming, or coming to earth. >> matthew 24:36 -- did the but about that day and hour no one knows, neither the angels of heaven, nor the son, but only the father." now that seems to suggest you don't have to be a biblical scholar. it sounds like nobody knows the date. >> that text is pretty definitive. jesus says something very similar in acts 1 which seems to suggest that no one knows, not even jesus, only the father. this sort of calendarization about the end times is misconstrued and wrong-headed. >> misconstrued but as a professor, do you find it even silly for anyone

since text messages are short anyway -- >> you mean by voice. >> voice-created text messages. >> you can press a button and say, i'm running late, 30 minutes. >> a devil's advocate would say -- even if that is distracting, it's less distracting than texting the text. >> i think it all plays into what google are doing with their driverless cars, so you can be hands free and concentrate on other tasks while the car needs to do to get you from a to b. >> driverless cars have huge hurdles to overcome. trying to convince people to let them on the road. i'm a huge proponent of the driverless car. >> maggie brought up google. am i right in thinking that microsoft has a jump on this? you have deals with kia, you have deals with ford, an enormous car manufacturer. in which you're learning faster than other companies that have not gotten into this space yet. >> absolutely. we've been in this market for 15 years. we started with the auto pc, bill gates was one of the people who believed this vision of computer in the car. we've learned an enormous amount on what drivers need, what car manufactu

they're just texting. >> are you texting each other? >> i do that to my mom.e, my mom and i go out. we're texting right there. yeah. >> across the table? >> yeah. >> reporter: two women eating lunch together. one can't stop looking at her phone. >> does that bother you? >> you have to stay connected. not at all. got to check it out. >> anything you should be checking out right now? >> not right now. >> reporter: it's not just dining and texting, it's walking, too. this windows mobile commercial, show the dangers of a virtual minefield of distracted walkers. >> we're in times square. it's easy to bump into people when you're walking around. it's also full of a lot of people sitting and typing. >> reporter: daniel caught up with this guy who was texting and walking at the same time. >> have you ever bumped into somebody? >> no. >> are you sure? >> people bump into me. >> who's fault is that? >> their fault. >> does anybody walk like this? >> do what you have to do. >> reporter: and this guy tried to hide his phone when our team caught up with him. >> we're at th

allow passengers to alert bart about problems by sending send ago text message. the proposal covers issues from dirty trains to suspicious packages. the text would be forward today a call center and immediately relayed to the right department. bart riders like the idea. >> i think it's helpful. everybody has a phone these days and quick access to it. >> right now, if you use it, but it's nice to know if that option is there. >> the proposal calls for creating a pilot program focusing on one specific issue. if it proves to be popular they would expand it. >>> stanley cup fever in san jose. 10:00 this morning, tickets went on sale for the sharks upcoming home games in the western conference final against the vancouver canucks. tickets will be sold at ticketmaster or ticketmaster.com. last night they held on to beat a determined red wings team. they advanced to the conference finals for the secondly straightyear. it begins sunday night in british columbia. >> they made it exciting, won the first three, lost the second three and now down to the wire. >> lottery winne

allow passengers to alert bart about problems by sending send ago text message. the proposal covers issues from dirty trains to suspicious packages. the text would be forward today a call center and immediately relayed to the right department. bart riders like the idea. >> i think it's helpful. everybody has a phone these days and quick access to it. >> right now, if you use it, but it's nice to know if that option is there. >> the proposal calls for creating a pilot program focusing on one specific issue. if it proves to be popular they would expand it. >>> stanley cup fever in san jose. 10:00 this morning, tickets went on sale for the sharks upcoming home games in the western conference final against the vancouver canucks. tickets will be sold at ticketmaster or ticketmaster.com. last night they held on to beat a determined red wings team. they advanced to the conference finals for the secondly straightyear. it begins sunday night in british columbia. >> they made it exciting, won the first three, lost the second three and now down to the wire. >> lottery winne

instead they're just texting. you're texting each other? >> yes. >> i do that with my mom.my mom go out, i text my mom. >> reporter: next, two women eating lunch together, one of them cannot stop looking at her phone. does that bother you? >> got to stay connected. not at all. >> you have to check everything out. >> anything that you should check right now. >> no, not right now. >> reporter: but it's not just dining and texting, it's walking, too. this windows mobile commercial shows the dangers of a virtual minefield of distracted walkers. >> we're here in times square where it is easy to bump into people as you are walking around but full of a lot of people sitting and talking. >> reporter: daniel caught up with this guy who was texting and walking at the same time. >> have you ever bumped into anybody? >> no, not yet. >> are you sure? people bump into me. >> oh, people bump into you. who's fault is that? >> it's their fault. >> does anyone look up anymore? >> it is do what you have to do. >> reporter: and this guy tried to hide his phone when our team caught up with him.

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

maybe people will think texting is not so bad if someone kills someone while texting and get off.attorneys will always be able to refer to this case, it sets a terrible precedent. if i was the father i would speak up and put pressure on the d.a.'s office to charge of this lady with a family. she should at least be charged with felony. i do not understand this one at all. >> this should be mandatory felony, that is something the state legislature should take that. that is something to consider. texting is a misdemeanor, but when someone is killed is to be a felony, that is a good idea. there is a difference between negligence and an intentional act. this was a negligent act. click it was not a criminal act. pack she did not intend to kill anyone. texting can turn into a deadly scenario. to behind the wheel is like a deadly weapon. people can be in harm's way if you're not looking of the road. >> there reminder to everyone of what can happen if your texting and driving. if >> 9:52 a.m., we are back with more of a couple of minutes. >> good morning. let's take a look at the 7 day aro

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they were unable to get any texts from the university campus wide notification system. university is saying they did not send out texts because the situation was resolved by the time they figured out exactly what had happened. counseling will be available to today. interested that go san jose state university students is housed on the ground floor of this garage a short ways down street from where i am right now. this is the second multiple homicide. a party needs gunfire with two people killed and one person wounded a few days ago. we hope to get more answers from san jose state university police in about an hour from right now. >> eric: police in livermore are looking for a man who yanked down the pants of female jog irs and runs away. its bizarre case and been six reported incidents since 2007. most recent happened on april 24. contra costa times reports that most of the incidents took place in residential areas near patterson pass and mines road. the women's description vary greatly. they were not sexually assaulted but police are advising women in the area to be aw

the school says that they were not going to send any texts last night. they say the system was working perfectly and they decided not send alerts because they felt that there was no immediate threat. also, witnesses say they saw the suspected gunman get loaded into an ambulance as he was bleeding profusely from his head. the photo from the campus newspaper shows paramedics treating a man who appeared to have a gunshot wound in the head. he was likely the gunman and still alive when he went to the hospital as two bodies lay inside the parking garage. >> there were two victims and they died in our garage last night. the third person involved we believe to be the shooter was taken to valley medical center and died there last night. >> reporter: a worker spent the morning cleaning two large blood stains in the tenth street park garage. at 8:30 last night, students ran toward the area after hearing what they said sounded like firecrackers. it turned out to be a barrage of gunfire on the fifth floor. >> just heard gunshots go off. >> reporter: how many. >> mor

so you would adopt those and put them into the beginning text and eventually have a text that is exactly what he wanted in least as so far as those documents can tell you. there are aspects so large and so on finished that's i was not ready for the press, or printer. here, it entered the celebration of my 75th birthday. that is a page, but 28 pages like this. there is no way physically to put it in. the most that we can do is answer the link on the electronics side. i should have said that all of this is available free of charge. you don't have to buy it. that has advantages over the print. as far as actually shaping what he does, we are not trying to shape it, we are trying to follow with the other thing show. with the early pages showed us was all of those things, he is treating them as if they are all part of the autobiography and fragmentary. he did not want them included, even though pain he should have known better did include them. that is really the first time that we knew that he had excluded that, newhall it was to begin, what was to follow. then he was off and running. all he

that text and drive. >> texting and driving is definitely a bad idea. but there are other types of distractions too. >> talking to someone on the phone. >> or talking to somebody that is behind you, or maybe talking to the person next to you. and it's dangerous. >> if you're tired, have lack of sleep. >> or if they're listening to music too loud. >> probably if you're making a sandwich. you cannot pay attention to the road if you're driving on autopilot. >> i was driving with my dad and we were passing by my favorite pizza place. and he looked and pointed and said hey, check it out. it's michelangelo's pizza. as a result, we kind of accidentally sort of nudged this minivan in front of us. so it leads to some bad stuff. we were really lucky it wasn't much worse. no one got hurt. >> not everyone is that lucky. remember, when you're in a car, whether it's the driver or the passenger, turn off the distractions until you reach your destination. i'm zack for "teen kids news." >>> we all know the story how during the american revolution lanterns in a steeple s

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a lot of students unhappy about the text alert because they say they got the text alert after the shoots. >> reporter: we talked to some of the students first and say they got it about 10:06. the shooting happened around 8:37. the campus said we tried to put out the alert as soon as possible. we need to find out if there is someone that they're looking for. they need to find out all of the details before they send an alert to the students. it's important to have something to go with it before they send anything to students. >> not much comfort to the students, though. >>> what happened to sariah? the bay area woman died in thailand. and her husband, who is in berkeley, is fighting for a thorough investigation, hoping to prevent another family tragedy. nbc's bay area jean is at the scene now. >> reporter: tonight, he is worried about other people. so far, no one knows what killed his wife and six other people in thailand. >> as soon as i walked into the icu, this was a really serious situation. and it took one information with the doctor to realize that we were going to lose her that nigh

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or movie or even a text message we hear from americans who say they're fed up with their streets being spied on was. first though common threats are about to get a joint response pakistani president asif ali zardari is in moscow to discuss the fight on terrorism and drug trafficking trafficking with russia's president dmitri medvedev let's get more on and for more on the pakistani leaders four day trip for to moscow we're for markings covering those are about who's joining us live with more good to have you with us so the two leaders have a lot of this is that of course terrorism being among the top priorities tell us more about them. indeed well russia and pakistan of course have a number of joint interests and fighting terrorism is perhaps the number one priority as stated by both the russian president dmitry medvedev and his astonied colleagues both men devoted a lot of time from their meeting to discuss potential ways of fighting terrorism of course now is a very important time for both russia and pakistan as well as the entire international community. american forces recently elim

now he is saying let us set up this text proposal. they're able to take care of any issue that is that there. many had a similar program. it had hiccups along the way. it is back up and running and they say it is a good program. this is a proposal at this point. they will meet later on and as general manager says that he is willing to look into it. it is just a another way to use technology to get information disseminated to the people who needed. >>darya: nbc about a person sitting next to you can do it as well. >> reporter: there and tried to make is to the entire system is covered through cellular and wireless systems. the event ended translate tunnel you are supposed to built a good service. obviously as more and more services are available it becomes easier and easier. and as other to get to the next edition to get off. >>darya: very good. well- publicized it can have a big board up there. thank-you jackie. the time as 6 of 9 lemon peel back a couple of minutes. and that we are >>james: a loaf of it, light taste. 52 degrees in oa

he is urging creation of a text message phone line that report system's fal functions. terry mcsweeney at millbrae bart with more. >> reporter: bart president bob franklin to be passengers to be able to tell passengers of any problems with bart. this is very interesting program. passengers could quickly and quietly, pretty much privately let bart about an out of control package or a suspicious package. they can call police or they can fill out a comment card. but that is not likely to happen and certainly not as likely as someone sending a text. one thing that might not be reported is a dirty bart car because bart is thinking about using a surplus of $4.5 million to start a mint car program but they would be in somewhat mint condition. a rollback of bart fares or four free commute days per year. getting back to the text messages, it's an idea that has been tried by muni, they say it's very successful over there in fighting crime, maybe bart going to do it. it is certainly being considered by the top brass. >>> the yemeni man accused of ramming his way into cockpit is du

it may just be a text message away. terry mcsweeney is live at millbrae station to tell us more. >> reporter: you have to think it's going to be a private program soon because bart president bob franklin really likes the idea. take a look at bart passengers. we were talking to some a little while ago. passengers, if they get a text message phone line set up, could quickly and quietly, maybe an out of control passenger, violence at a station. as it is now, riders can report all that stuff but they have to call bart police or tell a train operator or fill out a comment card. it a text would be obviously and faster and we got reaction from passengers. >> it's a good idea. it's nice to know the option is there. >> i think it's a great idea. i think it will keep people on their toes. i think it would be great. >> one of the things that riders may not be reporting is a dirty bart car because they are going to spend surplus to get a mint car program started. maybe a rollback of the recent bart increases or maybe have four free

this is so fun." >> jimmy: they text you? you text your dad? >> yeah. now, we all text.ah, yeah, yeah. no, i really may "gaylord" when i was trying to work "skeezy." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: why were you -- why were you trying to type "skeezy"? >> 'cause my brother was talking about a new gym and i was like, "really? is it gaylord?" and like sent it. >> jimmy: he's like -- >> he never replied. i don't know. >> jimmy: he's like, "yeah, actually, it is gaylord. yeah. i don't even know what that means." >> the best one came from my mom, though. when -- she doesn't know about this game. this is just her life. she wrote -- she wrote -- >> jimmy: she just misspells things? >> yeah, she just doesn't, you know -- >> jimmy: yeah. yeah. she wrote to my brother, "plane was delayed two hours. your hard boiled eggs. love you." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there you go, yeah. and we still don't know what she was trying to say. >> jimmy: what were you trying to say? "your hard boiled eggs." >> "your hard boiled eggs." it's like -- it's a whole sentence. >> jimmy: it's like, "eh?" >> hard to do

a mom or even a text message look at the unprecedented reach of the network of surveillance cameras and our report on the most watched city in america. plus what it takes three certified to go to the internet. space station the next through getting set for their mission being tested at star city right now. but before we get to that common threats about to get a joint response terrorism and drug trafficking have been tackled by president medvedev and pakistani president asif ali zardari who's in moscow want a four day visit or he's catarina. russian pakistan of course have a number of joint interests and fighting terrorism is perhaps the number one priority as stated by both the russian president if you get him and his study colleague both men devoted a lot of time from their meeting to discuss potential ways of fighting terrorism of course now is a very important time for both russia and pakistan as well as the entire international community american forces recently eliminated america's terrorist number one of saddam the loddon just a few days after that in russia the representative

now the text 911. part of the biggest challenge is to bring emergency services like 911 into the 21st century. >> this is a project that the federal communications commission is heavily engaged in, calling next generation 911. it is a recognition that is technology has continued to of all, it has evolve faster than the originally 911 system design. when 911 was originally created, we used rotary dial phones. it was an analog technology. over time, we added the ability to get the address and the location and phone number that people are calling from. but then cellphones started to occur. all the sudden we realized that all those phone lines were hard maps and cellphones were not. the industry and the fcc were to matt cellphones. if you cannot tell people where you were bajaur calling for an emergency, they could find you with your cellphones. and now we have people that are using text nexuses -- messages, they expect for their to be an answer. and this is something that next generation 911 is looking to

before we get into that first artie's marina portnoy is going to tell us what kind of presidential text messages you can expect to get on your cell phone. the country that created blackberries and gave birth to i phones. has more than three hundred million wireless users and in the name of national security the u.s. government will soon have a direct link to each and every handheld device it's like a piece of this is going it's there for a good reason to hope that we never have to build for it gathered at the scene of the september eleventh terrorist attacks federal in new york city officials join the c.e.o.'s of the four largest wireless carriers to announce the nation's new tech tools and alert system enabling the president and government agencies to blast every american with text messages warning of terror threats weather disasters and kidnappings the cell phone alert system will launch in new york city and washington d.c. by the end of this year expanding nationwide there after wireless users may have the option of not receiving certain alerts though americans will not be able to op

is that pre-empted or not text you can rely oni-9. the arizona system says you cannot hire someone who has not been approved under thee- verification system. is that pre-empted? >> i think those would both be problems. >> are you conceding that every variation from the federal standards for criminal and civil liability is automatically precluded? as i read the exception, it is an exception for state licensing and similar laws. it does not say so long as those licensing and similar laws go no further than what the federal government has done. we often allow states to impose -- to impose regulatory requirements that go beyond regulatory requirements of the federal government. that is not automatically considered to be pre-empted. what are you conceding that arizona cannot go beyond what the federal government says? >> i think the congress preserve for as was the ability to impose sanctions including the revocation of state laws. i think they establish a uniform national standard. >> what i was looking at specifically -- the federal law

the fact is, anyone can read the plain text of the patriot act,