thus, texting was born.e where they're walking, make way for texters that can't see where they're texting. welcome to the texting class for seniors. >> i can't see the letters. >> reporter: but they could see the white board. and they could hear the instructor, which means these seniors are well on their way to the 21st century. >> it's a new toy for us. >> there is nothing to be afraid of. it's not going to bite you. >> reporter: instructor, cheryl mcintyre, says most folks own cell phones and are aware of texting. but haven't found out how to navigate through the menu. omg, there's a whole, new language you have to learn. >> i looked online. and i saw there were about 20 pages of abbreviations. who's going to know all that? republic mcintyre does provide a cheat sheet of texting short hand. phrases like i don't know. which is one plenty of folks in this class were ready to use today. >> what is this? >> which is gr with the number 8. >> reporter: which btw, will save you two key strokes. an important speed

he says it is basically, a lot of hot, steamy text.pose them on the air, they're that saucy. this is what he is alleging. >> the physical nature of their relationship, they were in their own separate places, with, physical nature. >> with the sexting going on. >> on their own. >>> let's talk about mark zuckerberg, at one point, bill gates was talking about him to someone else and referred to his girlfriend, priscilla chan, as his fiancee. could they be getting married? are they engaged? we will have to wait and see. we do not know the details. >> best part about that, gates letting the cat out of the bag, if it's true. >> way to go, bill. >> way to go, bill. thanks, bill. see if they do come out. funny to see his status change. they have been together a long time. before facebook. >> you would think she loves him not for his money. >> right. >>> pippa middleton, stole the bride's thunder at the royal wedding. >> yes, hot. >> pippa is kate middleton -- princess katherine of cornwall, no, that is camilla. she says they are single. she ha

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240 text to all these different devices you see here. >> host: all right. show us how that would work. >> guest: this is an fm radio chip that's in these cell phones -- >> host: key chain here. >> guest: well, that's the chip right there. >> host: right. >> guest: and those chips are in these cell phones and these infrastructures -- products, and you're able to send a message to a cell phone even if network gets congested or overloaded. these other devices are ones that, this is a personal receiver that might go next to your bedside and wake you up in the middle of the night and tell you there's a tornado coming, okay? this is a device, this is a wall unit that might be installed in a university or a public school or a bus or a public building in case there's a hurricane or, again, tornado or flooding or earthquake m and these other devices are two, this can receive alerts and this is an ipod docking station from gpx. >> host: now, have phone manufacturers been reluctant to put the fm chip into their phone? >> >> guest: there's over 40 phones that have the

we think that educational message is really important in states that are looking at texting walz. texting is the one that people are focused on, but there are other kinds of distractions happening in the car. while we are in favor of those texting loss, we want people to recognize there are other distractions and things to be cognizant of. we are here in washington d.c., but our partners are around the world. there is an application you can download to your smart phone to help turn off the phone in case you need some help. and then it wired safety, which is an amazing organization. they are the number one online safety group in the world. they have been around since about 1995. they have started seeing distracted driving as a major issue and really got a head of all the other sector groups in looking at how we can teach kids and parents to use technology in a very safe way. we would love to have folks come and check us out. >> one of the leading smart phone manufacturers is here at the consumer electronics show on capitol hill. one of their public relations directors is here to ta

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tonight, people who talk and text at the movies. one young woman in particular. a woman who was repeatedly warned to stop texting during a movie in austin, texas, wouldn't stop and was thrown out. then he left an angry voice mail for the theater, which posted it on its blog for your enjoyment. >> all right, did i mention that it's called the alamo draft house and they serve beer. indeed, i think our texter may have partaken a little bit. listen to her now. so excuse me for using my phone in the magnited stated of america where you are free to text in a theater. >> that's the lady who knows her constitution. what's all that freedom jazz about if some drunk girl can't update her facebook status? next, she employs something i like to call the silent but deadly defense. >> and it was on silent, it wasn't on loud, it wasn't bothering anybody. you guys obviously were being [ bleep ] holes to me. >> drunk girl didn't give up, though. she's been hitting the law books and comes up with two more arguments. a combo of the i didn't know defense

that the 150-line text sounded like.ke a liberal porn movie. every time they would drop in. i love it how you gave it to lieberman. it was like they were dropping. >> will screw while watching colbare. >> first we watch back to back episodes of "the daily show" and then we deface all of my neighbors' yard signs. he says, why choose with me behind you? can't we both watch "the daily show." we have to take a break. coming up on weekends he hunts the poor from the windows of moving trains. he discusses his new book, my favorite hobbies that involve harming the poor. naomi campbell is mad as hell at a chocolate. she is delightful. >>> we are going to talk more about andrew wiener -- is that his name? >> anthony. >> i have already forgotten his name. i want to show my favorite part of breitbart invading the press conference from yesterday. roll it. >> everything that i have said so far has come to be true. i would like to hear one -- the media says breitbart lies, breitbart lies, breitbart lies. give me one example of a prova

not doing it because of poverty or the israeli conflicts, but we are doing this because islam's core textommand us to do it. that's very politically incorrect, but this is no time to menace words. fred, as you know, this is not me saying it, but the bad guys saying it themselves. in this case, we should heed their words. know your enemy. this is something this administration and government cannot wrap its head around. >> host: why not? i mean, as you point out, and the chapter that you talk about, this is called the ideology stupid, and you point out it's not ill literal -- it's not illiteracy or poverty or the ploys for the growing revival or whatever you want to call it, but what it always had been was a deep commitment to is realm, and -- islam and strict law. let me ask you, you do a great description in this book of what shring -- shiraia law is. >> guest: it's the fundamental thing to remember. it's incompatible with the u.s. constitution. >> host: that's not what fasal said, why is that? if you have people telling us the law is compatible with the constitution, why? >> guest: well,

you would adopt those and put them into the beginning text and you eventually have a text that is exactly what he wanted that those documents can tell you. there are aspects of the manuscript that are so large and unfinished that is not ready for the press or the printer. he didn't prepare it for the printer and he will say things like here is the celebration of my 70 fifth birthday. there are 28 pages like this. there is no way to put it in. the most we can do is in surge a link on the electronic sight. i should have said all of this is available on marktwainproject.org free of charge. but as far as shaping what he does we are not trying to shake it. we are trying to follow what the evidence shows and what those early manuscript pages showed us for the first time was all of those preliminary measures we put in front of the book but label. they don't belong in the autobiography. the response is he is treating them as if they were all part of the autobiography. mark twain did not want them included even though payne they should have known better did include them. that is the first time we

people using traditional jewish texts to have contemporary conversations.at, how does my life have meaning? what are the ten jewish commandments of sports? how do we take this tradition that has been going on for thousands of years and make it relevant to us today? it is traditional to read the book of ruth, because it is a book about the barley harvest. it's also about what happens in a society where there are haves and have-nots, and how we can act as people who have more, or people who have less, and engage each other to make sure that there's more equity and social justice in the world. some of the other traditions you're going to see here tonight are the making of cheesecake and challah because on shavuot the understanding is that we're supposed to eatataiaiy foods because on the day that the israelites received the torah they also ate dairy foods. there are not a lot of laws that are specific to shavuot. but one of the laws that's specific to shavuot is the "vehayita ach sameach" -- that you should be really, really, really happy. and on the shavuot h

here's some of those tawdry texts that were going between the two of them. >> jon: until now. >> hey, sexy, sorry i've been away from the computer so long. so what are you wearing? >> that's right out of my playbook. [laughter] >> jon: by the way, his playbook is so lame, that's a line he uses on women in person. so... what are you wearing? uh, it's my wendy's uniform. >> nice. >> jon: kilmeade likey. one of the newly released texts did catch my eye, if i may, anthony weiner: mark me an offer i can't refuse. lady in question: to get us in the mood, first we watch back-to-back episodes of "the daily show" and "the colbert report." [cheers and applause] what mood are they going to get into? [laughter] unfortunately they continued. "or if this is not your thing, we can just get drunk and have mad, passionate sex." weiner, "why choose. with me behind you, can't we both watch "the daily show"?" [audience reacts] you want me to cut my wrists again? first of all... [laughter] is this what you people are doing at home when our show is on? i mean, we spend all day writing and producing this th

you can weigh in by texting me on facebook or twitter. write it in cursive.t will take longer to get here. we'll see you tomorrow. good night. we're always online at abcnews.com. dan and bianna with "good morning america." of course, i hope to see you back here tomorrow night. good night. >> alan: a traffic nightmare in the bay bridge tonight. this is a live look at the long line of cars trying to get on at the bay bridge on westbound i-80. it started this afternoon when a man threatened to jump off the brim. the two westbound lanes were closed as rescue crews responded, and ultimately got him to come down. at one point traffic on westbound i-80 was backed up to richmond. tomas roman is live at the toll plaza. >> reporter: right now that jam is still before the toll plaza. the metering lights are still on. look behind me. going westbound on the bridge, traffic is moving quickly, freely. that wasn't the case a couple hours ago. the chp got a call about

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all this increases the urgency to record the texts that have survived, says the father. he is particularly interested in digitizabling the church's collection in jerusalem. it will take dogged diplomacy. >> these eastern christian communities many of which have been persecuted, massacres are within living memory, this stuff is really in their gut. so you have to build a relationship where they understand that the motives that we bring to these projects is one of deep reverence. >> reporter: the minnesota library also brings the money needed for such projects. several hundred thousand dollars each year raised from various private donors. local church staff are traind in the tasks. while copies go to minnesota, the local church retains copyright. >> this is a very, very old manuscript. perhaps 7th, 8th century. >> reporter: in years ahead, the father expects to return repeatedly to the middle east until, as it were, the word is made safe. >> brown: >> brown: fred's reporting is a partnership with the under-told stories project at saint mary's university in minnesota. >> if

the regulator found no sipe of texting slowing down with the number of text messages sent by mobile usersrowing by one-third to 104 billion in 2009. >>> recapping the top stories of the morning. friends and family are holding a vigil this morning for a critically injuried san francisco firefighter while mourning the loss of another. >> amy hollyfield is live at san francisco general hospital with the latest. >> reporter: firefighters were here at the hospital all night long pulling for 53-year-old anthony valerio who is suffering from burns over 12% of his body. he is on a ventilator. it's quiet inside the hospital. he is in critical condition. they're also mourning the loss of 48-year-old vincent perez. firefighters say he was a good-hearted man and a great firefighter. both men were found on the ground inside a burning home yesterday morning in san francisco's diamond heights neighborhood. perez was declared dead at the hospital. san francisco fire chief says the department has a heavy heart right now. san francisco's mayor ed lee says this is a reminder of the dangers that firefighters

weiss claims he texted her when he was supposed to be doing the people's work in washington.that they had phone sex on a government phone. >> he was eager to hear about if i wanted him. >> reporter: then, there's meagan broussard, the 26-year-old texan who told abc news, she had cyber sex with weiner, too. >> he would attempt all the time. >> i have never met any of these women or had physical relationships at the time. >> reporter: if weiner thought that was his safety net, he is learning he is running out of friends in his own party. >> i wish there was some way i could defend him. but i can't. >> those words from harry reid. today's "new york times" reports that minority leader, nancy pelosi, is upset with weiner. when she tried to discuss his resignation, he was adamant he would keep his seat. >>> police in indiana say they fear a missing college student has been the victim of foul play. lauren spierer left a friend's house friday and hasn't been seen since. the disappearance has been a jolt to the college town, which students considered to be safe. >> you don't expect so

that means they will have to be met by the san francisco text pair. that's one of the main reasons why healthy san francisco was enacted and passed because we want to make sure that burden is not unduly placed on the taxpayer here in san francisco. that's why this is also a pro taxpayer piece of legislation that has the very modest effect of simply having the original intent of the law followed. that's why we're here. so, i can go on and on and on about this legislation, i want to end my presentation here. we have a couple of other folks here to present on the piece of legislation. i can either take your questions now or wait until the other individuals present, however you would like to, mr. president. president o'brien: i'll leave it up to you. i think it would be more effective to hear all of them. supervisor campos: why don't i call upon matt goldberg from the office of labor standards and enforcement. i want to thank them for their objective and unbiased assistance in providing information and facts which is critical when you're drafting a legisl

they're now checking to see if he was talking or texting before his big rig slammed into the train. he was killed along with five other people on the train which was bound for emeryville. one passenger is still listed as missing. >>> los angeles police are now taking a close look at the new video surfaced of giants fan bryan stow. the 11 second video is shaky, but police confirm that it shows a dodgers fan in the number 23 jersey pointing his finger at stow. you can see stow sitting with his hands up. now ktvu news showed stow's close friend the same video. he says it's likely explains the message that stow sent him just 90 minutes before the attack in the dodgers stadium parking lot. >> he sent me a text saying that he was scared to be there. and who knows if it happened right after that or not but it sure goes right in line with the text message he did send to me. >> los angeles police say they are going through every single frame of the video. specifically looking at stow's interaction with other dodger fans. we should point out that the man in the dodger jersey is not giovanni r

the driver of the car was texting when it happened. tomorrow, the city council will review a study of traffic and pedestrian safety. it recommends a set of improvement that include new crosswalks and street lights. >>> a bicyclist who crashed into a center median in san francisco one week ago has died. police said they don't know

if these teens go back and when they're a passenger and they're telling their friends, "don't text, put the phone away, not when i'm in the car." one by one that's what will help to change different behavior of the teens. during the three day summit, the teens heard from industry leaders and government officials, including secretary of transportation ray lahood. >> distracted driving is an epidemic. it's an epidemic because everyone has a cell phone and everyone thinks they can use it while driving. >> then they were tasked with an assignment -- come up with the most effective ways to encourage safe driving. >> we gathered in a circle and picked five topics that we thought would be really important and then we split up into working groups where we made them more "detailistic" so that we would be able to bring them back in our communities and present them to our community so that they can help save lives too. >> after each team brainstormed ideas, they presented them to the whole group. >> my idea was a really simple one and it's just to go to local businesses, restaurants and put up sig

. >>> teens texting behind the wheel. >>> we have very interesting pictures to show you here.a look at them and try to answer for them for yourself. what is that and look at the man who answered. dad, i was wondering if you've -- what's up? oh, what's wrong with your hair? oh. i was cruising the world-wide-web. found this do. what are you wearing? dope, right? it's got a hood. want one? boom. done. [ ding! ] [ boy ] lookin' good mr. g. thanks, bro-seph. are you video chatting? with my boyfriend? yeah! hey, tessa! mom! [ mocking tone ] mom. [ male announcer ] now everyone's up to speed. high speed internet is more affordable than ever with no home phone required. only in the network of possibilities. at&t. >>> a video has some folks wondering what is really in the skies above oakland. it shows a group of three lights traveling at a high rate of speed. some folks are calling it a ufo. but mccracen says it's probably just a prank that has not been revealed to the public. others think it's a flock of geese. >>> many teen drivers are still texting behind the wheel. >> combination o

>> do you tweet and text now? >> oh, no way! are you kidding me? ?ant any evidence of my existence electronically. >> so you understand this is a guy that coined the phrase, you know, you never write it down. >> that's right. >> yeah. >> you think he was going to take a picture of it? >> well, i always tell people, you know, with e-mails, i mean, you don't write anything you don't want to see on the front page of the "new york times." >> and you don't throw nipping on the internet you don't want -- you don't throw anything on the internet you don't want to be out there forever. >> invariably doing e-mails these days, you do it when you're drunk at your lowest ebb and you don't realize that's a permanent record. and believe me, politicians better back out electronically communicating unless they're reading the bible. >> gentlemen, thank you so much. cbs 5 political insider phil matier and former san francisco mayor willie brown. lots to say there. >>> time now is 6::52. in a few hours, thousands of firefighters will gather here in san francisco to rem

. >> do you lobby as an organization for text and laws and state legislatures or other kind of laws like that? >> we haven't lobbied directly in the states, but we have provided information to the states. we really think that it educational messages important in the states that are looking at taxing always, you know, tax thing is the one that everybody is focused on at the moment, but there are all kind of other distractions happening in the car comes a while we are definitely in favor of the text in laws, we definitely want to see folks recognize that there are other distractions and other things they need to be cognizant of. >> where are you had koret? >> washington, d.c. but our partners are around the world. stomach for other partners? >> we are working with software that has an application product you can download to your smart phone and similar to the of the products will help turn off the phone in case you need some help getting to the answer. and then wired safety. why your safety is an amazing organization. bigger the number one online and safety group in the world. and they've

to read his texts to all these various women is that this is i know this guy met him ten years ago and he's a guy in a real hurry. politically he really wanted to be rare of new york and the interesting is the all these guys is that the closer they get to actually attaining power the more stupid they stupidly they behave in their private life almost like a sort of a game of pool if you will. and his text seemed to be saying to these girls who are saying you are so great and i loved you on the debate of why debate and he is responding to that and saying yes wasn't i great and i let me show you a photograph of something you might not want to see and i think that in a way the reason this was so compelling was because you saw a man man's ambition and overtake him that you actually saw because you could see the texts that's in a funny way what made it more intriguing. you brought up arnold schwarzenegger i mean the rumors about him the years that it was sort of a train wreck in motion and we were able to see the motion you know the higher he rose the more he exposed himself to falling and i

an (bleep) that even he would not text a picture of. why? because it would be so big it won't fit within twitter's 140-character limit. that sleazy mcjewfro will get no quarter from me. (laughter) >> we're... we're talking about the congressman, right? >> oh, yes, yes. okay, no problem, yeah. jon, i will hound him, i will mock him until his shame is visible. a bulge straining against a fabric of his being, begging to be released. but this time, weiner, there will be no happy ending. (laughter) and as for you, stewart, and your vividly, vividly injured hand, that's a genuine problem, that's a genuine problem. that's... (applause). (bleep). >> jon: yup. we better hurry up and (bleep) because i am bleeding out mother (bleep). (laughter). >> jon, talk to this, he can swab himself down. you're fine, you're fine. (laughter) don't be so jewish about it, you're fine. (laughter) you're fine. you're fine. you're absolutely fine. it's a nick. (applause) >> jon: i should be catholic. i should turn it into a drink? (laughter) >> it was a long time ago. t

jesus' own texts are nonviolent throughout. the sermon on the mount, you turn the cheek, you do all these things. and he's rarely been followed all the way. bonhoeffer, certainly, made an appeal to it. his probably greatest book, most influential book is a little book called "the cost of discipleship," which is nothing but his interpretation of jesus and the sermon on the mount. it's a very famous line in there, you know, jesus says you follow me, you're high risk. and bonhoeffer said, when jesus christ calls a person, he calls him or her to die. so he was that devoted to what's this. but he -- what's there. but he also enjoyed the life that jesus also enjoyed. >> bonhoeffer could have died either way. >> with what's that? >> bonhoeffer could have died either way, nonviolently resisting hitler. he did die probably trying to resist hitler. >> yeah. well, it took him l a year and a half to get to him, but, yes, he knew he was doomed. again, if you're trying to shoot the head man, you're doomed. they had all the power, and they go

text your vote to -- text 1, 2 or 3.r before the top of the hour. >>> two of the most highly publicized people not officially running for president sit down over pizza to talk politics. sarah palin and donald trump met in new york for what trump called lowkey dinner discussing the field of gop candidates. trump recently announce head was not running for president after weeks of political grandstanding. palin, on a mystery bus tour won't say whether or not she's running. she talked with cnn after last night's dinner with trump. >> dinner's great. great pizza. wasn't that good? real new york pizza. fun to get to be there, yeah. >> what has been your favorite part of the trip? >> my goodness. >> "always love the otrs. >> hop off the bus and get to meet the nice folks who are the hometown characters, basically, in some of the small towns that we get to stop. i love it. >> pull over at a coffee shop somewhere. >> what i'm most comfortable doing. i know that. i love being able to. >> in the last race known as retail politician

because you could see the texts that's in a funny way what made it more intriguing. you brought up arnold schwarzenegger i mean there's been rumors about him for years but it was sort of a train wreck in motion and we were able to see the motion you know the higher he were rose the more he exposed himself to to fall and i think having commented and written an article for vanity fair about this there is something about the culture in washington that lends itself to this when they call it hollywood for ugly people and i do. and i do remember ten years ago being in a room full of young interns male and female most of. and howard wolfson who was then the head of the d.n.c. walked in and i think howard wilson puffy nice man you would think brad pitt had walked into that room. people so the lines of twenty one year olds to talk to him chatting me up and i wrote a sort of controversial story covering these female in terms on the hill and in all honesty they enable leigh's male politicians to behave like this. man petitions wouldn't be able to do this if they weren't women a

i can text message. can do anything. >> he used zoom two years until a apple software update changed empg. key strokes started going crazy. >> it started to add these extra letters when you would type. and these pop ups. >> todd shows us what happens. >> i'm trying to type this, is todd. >> hey this, is todd coming up this -- gibberish, typing what is going on gives more gibberish. his name comes out with words in it. >> i couldn't text anymore. i can't go to apps that need a pass word. i spent an hour typing one sentence he felt his world closing off again. he went to the apple store. the company gave him a brand new phone. but that phone did the same thing. >> there is nothing happening. >> apple said there is a problem with the zoom. it's because apple upgraded zoom to make it easier to move the screen for reading. that works well but resulted in these unintended key strokes. the fix should be ready by fall. >> i feel great. someone is listening to me. >> apple declined an interview and tells us this