before the law said you couldn't read your texts or send messages. now, they've really been specific on this law, adding you can't read those text messages or receive them. this applies to all of the time. while you're driving and at a stoplight. it now becomes a primary offense. no longer does an officer have to find some other traffic violations to get caught. so, the distracted driving accidents have really been startling too, in maryland in 2008. some of the latest data here. more than 23,000 accidents because of distracted drivers. 35 of which were killed. more than 11,000 injuries because of distracted driving. that's coming from the motor vehicle administration and you can see that in "the washington examiner" but really, focusing on texting and driving and just dealing with everything that distracts you while you're on the phone. back to you. >> thank you, surae. >> terrorism experts describe rezwan ferdaus highly educated and determined. the massachusetts man indicted thursday for allegedly plotting an attack on the u.s. capitol and the pent

i know you are advancing that notion in the text. what about this notion that we are still all that and then some? you got a book to have the subtitle that says the world that we invented. unpack that for me, tom. >> sure. what we're really talking about is the world of the 21st century, the world of globalization, i.t.. world that we think of today it is a modern world with so much invented here. president obama was ragged on a lot by sarah palin and others for not saying loudly enough and often enough how exceptional we are. our view in the book, exceptionalism is not an entitlement. it is not like social security that you get no matter what we do or an honorary degree. it has to be earned and reearned by every generation. that's what really the book is about. how we do that with a particular focus on education. this really is a book about jobs and education. where the jobs are today and what kind of education moms and dads and kids going to school now really need to secure those jobs because that is the fundamental basis of our pr

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 wastsells 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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not just texting while driving, it is while texting while you're stopped at a light. we have lon anderson to talk about the loopholes that have been closed because this is a really tough law on texting. >> it really is. but to maryland legislature's credit, they've passed a law that really closes the loophole. so, what this means, starting tomorrow, if you're driving in maryland and you're reading or playing with your blackberry or you're texting on your smart phone, whatever, police are going to be looking for you. there's no more ambivalence in the law. the language that was put in makes it very clear. reading or writing, texting, you know, e-mailing, while you're driving is illegal and it should be. i mean you really have to understand how dangerous this is. >> basically, before the initial law was you can't text and you can't send. now, you cannot read or receive even at a stoplight. >> well, that's right. but only attorneys would have been confused by the original law. oh, texting that, means sending. that doesn't mean reading. well, come on. anyway, now there's

of all crashes are caused by talking or texting on a phone. 200 throw are caused by texting. maryland gets tougher tomorrow. studies show the greatest amount of distracted accidents happen to drivers under 18. these seniors fall into that category. >> i think there is a lot of distractions but teching your eyes aren't near the road so that's even more difficult to drive when you aren't looking at the road. >> there is like a stat that if you text and drive it's worse than drinking driving. >> reporter: she is right. several studies show that trying to read or text while driving hurts your driving as much and even more than drinking and driving. when the law does goes into effect it'll he a primary offense so if they see you they can pull you over for that reason alone. even if you are stopped. some say the new law will change their habits. >> i hate to admit it. if i'm stopped at a traffic light i check but if i know that's a primary offense i will be sure not to do that. >> reporter: in annapolis, don harrison. abc 2news. >> another law going into effect tomorrow has to do w

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you can't text. you can't read an e-mail or be on your phone in maryland. >> thanks for the clarification. >>> let's talk about what the rules are in d.c. and virginia. let's start in the district. texting or talking without a hand's free device while driving is illegal. police can ticket you for just that and nothing else. it is a $100 fine in the district. in virginia, it's a $20 fine for texting and driving and police have to pull you over for something else. this is a secondary offense. adults don't have to use a hand free device but drivers under 18 can't use the phone behind the wheel at all. >> thanks, a note take. >>> engineers finished inspecting the top of the washington monument, the part that was the most heavily damaged. the rappelling operations won't be over for days. >> they are finding loose mortar, some cracks and they are finding some spalls. they are identified areas that may need further examination but that has not yet begun. >> a long tedious job up there. the work will go thro

you can get a point on your driver's license. >> those drivers are texting more now. so, it's not just a young person's problem. it's unnear sale. >> do you hope it changes habits. >> of course. >> reporter: maryland state police say since the texting ban took effect in 2009, lives have been saved. in that first year they noticed a decrease in the number of fatal crashes by 54. >> it can be so tempting to take a look at the phone. thank you. >>> anita and leslie at 7:00 cops are not above the law. turns out neither are their spouses. we will explain. our guests, we will talk about the outrage over the bank of america new debit card fee. is this just another big bank being a big bully? we will ask the tough questions at 7:00. see you then. >>> she is accused of killing her own grandchild. there is video of the act. but will it be enough to convict carmelo de la rosa. ♪ ...there are no sick days. ♪ vicks dayquil. defeats 5 cold & flu symptoms. [ snoring ] [ indistinct talking on tv ] [ snoring ] [ male announcer ] vicks nyquil cold and flu. the nighttime sniffling, snee

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on the boundaries of when you should text at a wedding?ere is some advice yahoo! weblife editor and textiquette editor, heather cabot is joining us now. here is the question. this all breaks down along generational lines? >> definitely. yahoo! partnered to survey 18 to 64 people to talk about our mobile phone habits. what we found is more than half of the people that we surveyed said that it's perfectly acceptable to text in almost every social situation including family dinner, you mentioned weddings, dates, et cetera. and it really did break down along generational lines rather than gender lines which is what i expected. generationally, we definitely have a split. >> let's take a look at the specific examples you asked people about. the first one when you're out on a date. you're sitting at dinner on a date and it's okay to text? >> again, age wise, 44% of people over 35 said no. only 25% of people under age 34 said yes. so that means the majority of those younger people say it's fine. we didn't ask if this was a first date. i think that

lawmakers are cracking down on texting while driving. surae chinn says beware because it will cost you! >> reporter: aren't we all so distracted while driving these days between turning up the radio, changing stations here, oh, and turning up the heat because it is getting colder and don't forget, dealing with the gps and finding out where you're going. we're doing so many things except actually driving the car and being good defensive drivers. the last thing we should be doing is making calls or texting on our phone. lawmakers are now closing the loophole with this new law taking effect, prohibiting texting or sending messages. now you can no longer read or receive those messages and this applies all the time while you're driving or stopped at a red light. and now this becomes a primary offense. no longer does an officer have to find another violation to stop you before giving you a ticket. and by the way, if you bake break the law, it will cost you. the first offense is $70 and one point on your driver's license but if police determine

walk and text while they drive.'s a new eye-opening phenomenon. texting while you sleep. >> it doesn't take a lot of motor skill or brain function to do certain things. and so you can literally do them in your sleep. >> reporter: st. vincent sleep specialists say people are capable of performing complex activities in their sleep. and sleeptexting is just a sign of these technhnogically advanced times. if you don't believe it, just ask the thousands of members belonging to this sleeptexting facebook page. >> sometimes i look at my phone while i'm texting, like did i text while i'm asleep? i'm not really sure. >> i have to look at what i sent. i'll have full conversations with people while i'm asleep. i don't remember any of them. >> reporter: doctors say the best thing you can do to avoid texting in your sleep is to create a safe sleep environment. for starters, keep your cell phone out of reach. although doctors say sleeptexting might be a sign of a sleep disorder, in most cases the biggest issue sleeptexters will f

his newest text is called "confidence men." good to have you back on this program. >> nice to see you. tavis: i assume that you write at these kinds of books with this kind of insight and you expect there would be a response. has it been what you expected it to be or is it more than that? >> it is stronger than i thought, i will limit that. i have written books that have gotten two different responses. in one case, george bush and cheney launched a frivolous federal investigation into me and the former treasury secretary. this is a little personal this time. all of the key actors knew everything important going into the book next to their name prior to publication. that was helpful in the construction of the book giving it its wholeness. all of the key moments were read back to the various folks who said them and they got a chance to respond. in some cases, with a full suite inside of the book. as well and most importantly, at the end of this process in february, i sat down with the president and i read through letter and a fir

mascot symbo symbolizing mr. 200 dollar text book and text book rebel gathering attention.aniz organizers gather signature hoping to change the book industry. >> what we are looking at new model for publisher. flat world knowledge. >>reporter: they make its text book available for free on the internet. students also have the option of buying black and white self printed books. e book. audio bake for as little as 29.95. manager here says that model just won't work. >> i wouldn't see that happening. because information isn't exactly cheap. books aren't free. there's a lot of work that goes in it. >>reporter: students say what we have now isn't working. prices have increased 22 percent over the last 4 years. this upward trend happening for 20 years. >> text back have been increasing 4 times the rate of inflation and i personally can feel it. >>reporter: even book seller say that just can't continue. >> i do think this is a brea breaking point, yes i think we are getting pretty close to that. association of american publishers tells us it's already working to get less expensive

the mayor talked about texting. we have and have had our texting number, 69050. the key word is bad fan. we also have a campaign, if you see something, say something. and that is with all types of behavior. whether it is no smoking in the facility, bad behavior, anything that makes you uncomfortable. we incurred due to use that -- we encourage you to use that so that we can respond quicker. if there are any other questions, chief, if you have any other statements -- >> of course, we will support the additional measures put in by the forty-niners. if you happen to be in line waiting to get into tail gate, there will be no public consumption of all on city streets. there will be strict enforcement that you can start only once you are inside the parking lot, not outside. there is no place for weapons at candlestick park or at any sporting event in san francisco. it is unconscionable that anybody would bring a weapon anywhere near where there would be families coming to enjoy a game. leave any such things at home. if you are found with any such items, we will make a

it's not the text or the piece of paper they don't worship the text of the koran. no one can touch the koran or destroy the koran. although it's not sacred or something that is worshipped, it is considered the representation of the sacred word of god. given that it's a representation of it, a muslim would want to make sure it's treated respectfully. when muslims want to respectfully dispose of a text of the koran that is no longer usable, we will burn it. so if someone, for example, if their own private collection or library had a text of the koran that was damaged or that was in disrepair so the bining was ruined, et cetera or got torn, they might bring it by the islamic center and ask that someone dispose of it properly. what i will do is take it to my fireplace at home and burn it there in the fireplace. i sort of take the pages out and burn it to make sure it is thoroughly and charred and no longer recognizable as script. in islamic tradition, it's the arabic that is considered the authentic original scripture. the very early scripture of the koran when it was

nearly 70% of all texting adults confess to either sending or reading a text message while driving. >>> starting tomorrow, you'll have to pay more at the dmv and the district. the agency is doubling its fees for several services. it is raising fees from $7 to $20 for duplicate driver's licenses, duplicate learner's permits, temporary driver's licenses and identification cards, change of address, and printing duplicate registration cards. the price for parking is going up as well. a residential parking permit is currently $15 a year and will increase to $35. unless you're a senior citizen. then it will cost you $25. >> now to decision 2012. the gop presidential field could be expanding yet again. new jersey governor chris christie says he's now considering a run for the white house. christie has repeatedly denied any interest in running, but sources tell our sister station in new york that christie may have a change of heart after the outpouring of support he received during a cross country speaking tour this week. sources say a decision from the governor could come as early as next we

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>> wow. >> 3,400 texts a month? >> how many people do you have to know to send that many texts?ten and they keep going back and forth. >> they start teaching kids how to talk on the phone. you know? a new skill. >> jeff ranieri back from vacation. >> i know. nice to see you, jeff. >> thank you. it feels great to be back. >> i haven't seen new two weeks. >> i'll give you a hug later. sometimes it's weird tv. you don't get to say hi until you get off the set. >> a virtual hug. >> text me. >> oh, yes. all right. a live look outside right now in san francisco. fog-free conditions. more hot weather coming. we'll let you know how hot the temperatures go in just a few minutes. >>> and coming up in sports, a painful day for bay area football substance, send -- that was for the 49ers. they lost to america's team. the silver and black, well, things not much better for them. they come back to town 1-1 after a loss in buffalo.fa m g i'inspxtu oryots straight ahead. tr >>> we know it's heating up when the studio fan is on full blast. >> i know. it was hot outside. 99 by my house. >> smoking.

it's knew just a text away. the news continues in one minute. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> police asking for help in identifying two armed robbery suspects. and the robbery happened tuesday at the round table pizza in warm springs neighborhood and police want to question the pair regarding two more armed robberies last week. they're believed to be driving a champagne-colored vehicle. >> and the fire just devastating. the bakery is now closed for an indefinite period of time. a fire began over the oven caused an estimated quarter million in damage. and igts owned by renowned chef owning world famous french laundry restaurant. he was looking at damage. and three employees were inside prep whgt fire started. they were not injured and a recessed light fixture is believed to have been the cause of the fire. >> and giants ceo and general managing partner ended speculation about his job today announcing he is stepping down. and rising merchandise sales and he denies reports saying he w

nearly 47% of all texting adults confess to either sending or reading a text message while driving. the second law is the resulting part of a deadly accident just over a year ago. natasha pettigrew was killed while riding her bike along route 202 in largo. her bike later found still attached to the cadillac escalade that hit her. until pettigrew's death, maryland's manslaughter laws were continued by some to be too lenient, and drivers could end up with a minor traffic charge. now a new misdemeanor defense called manslaughter with criminal negligence punishable by a fine and jail time. >> the intent is that the person who does a hit, kill, and run as an example gets more than just $100 in fines, gets more than a traffic ticket or two. >> the third law, maryland state law will require the use of ignition interlock devices. that's when the ignition system is connected to a breathalyzer. the law will directly impact repeat offenders and some other drivers convicted of drunk driving. >>> starting tomorrow, you will have to pay a lot more at the dmv and the district. the agency is more t

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if an officer seize your texting -- see your texting they can make a stop. >> i like it. people will be holding up traffic. it is dangerous. >> that was the consensus of those we spoke to today. we also had no problem getting betty liu of drivers holding cell phones up against their ears -- of getting pictures of drivers holding cell phones up against their ears. >> it is one of those laws that is in everybody's best interest. whether or not they will be able to police it well -- >> i think it is a good idea. pull them over any chance you get. get them off the road. >> we watched the person in that little black car, she was texting. you are not even allowed to do it when you stop at a red light or a stop sign. you cannot do it at all while you are behind the wheel of a car. the penalty is one -- $70. >> those points add up. >>> the next time you had to the dmv in d.c., expect to pay more. fees are going up on most services. change of address will increase. a residential parking permit will go up to $45. >>> maryland center will celebrate a milestone in her career. the sen

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>> hopefully you weren't driving while texting because that's the issue i have.rash trying to find a spot. >> i wasn't. >> good girl, grace. [ laughter ] >>> we are seeing clouds mix out a little sunshine come through. it was a little gloomy this morning. look now in dublin, plenty of blue sky out there. a little bit of cloud cover elsewhere in the bay area. but temperatures everywhere no matter where you are, they are going to be on the cool side today as you step outside this afternoon, seeing cool conditions at the coast and noticeably cooler in the bay and inland, as well. sunshine but we are keeping it cool. look at these numbers inland. only in the mid-70s today. and tonight cloud cover back in the picture, clouds and fog once again at the coastline. low clouds sitting inside that bay and partly cloudy conditions in those inland spots dropping down into the 50s overnight. we are starting to see a little bit of clearing up there in the north bay parts of the south bay as well but those clouds rolling back in by the evening hours. the reason for the cooldown

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you can get parking information septto you using text messages. you will get a list of the city owned garages. send another tex with a code and a new message indicates how many spaces are available and how much it costs. the service is free but your carrier might charge for the text. jeff bush kron 4 news. >> reporter: new technology for doors show you. this is a rearview mirror with onstar built in. called the onstar smv rearview mirror. now with this mirror anyone can add onstar and its features to their car. costs $200 and you choose a plan starting at $19 a month. for more information log on to www.kron.com. gabe slate, kron 4 news. >>> cooler out there today but it will be warmer for the weekend. tomorrow a mild transition day. we will see fog in the morning, even drizzle close oo the coast line. temperatures in the afternoon wants the fog clears, comfortable, 70s inland, 60s for the bay shores. saturday less fog, warmer conditions. sunday less fog. warms up more. upper 80's inland. sunday, upper 70s for the bay shores. tomorrow morning, wide

or images of those text messages for around three to five days and all the other providers will keep it all which is good to know which company is the best when it comes to privacy here or i guess the worst although seems to be the worst offender and most categories of horizon is the only company that actually keeps the content of the text messages themselves and as far as i'm concerned they all go way too much we discussed cell phones holding data in the past mostly g.p.s. location data when you look at how long they keep this information i think it's pretty unacceptable. why would somebody want to know about who you were texting for seven years it's hard to think of any reason that they would know that they would need that information but it's pretty clear to me that all that information is strictly so law enforcement can have an easy access database pulling whatever doubted they need about you or your cell phone you know it's bad enough you know you have the government has all this information at their fingertips but knowing that the cell phone companies are keeping those details

when i came back i seen one of my friends texted me and said, don't let it get to you.as wondering what he was talking about. i'm like, what, did some girl say something about me? so then i started getting more texts saying, that then i realized some of my team members told me, you know, they're saying fox news and sarah palin said this and that about you, that you are this type of artist. that's when i was like really, you sure? sarah palin must have never heard any of common's music. she's never been... >> >> jon: i think when she's on the bus touring the great states of america, she may get down. we don't know. but you come out. now, this book is your memoir. it's beautifully written. you really are a wonderful writer. and you are able to get in touch with... as i was reading it, i was thinking, boy, i don't know anything about myself. you have the ability to be very open about things with a great deal of speed. was it difficult to get to that point? >> no, i think it started with just being raised by my mother, who taught me to love myself. and she loved me so stron

the first piece -- this is very much a comic piece, and i do hope that you had type to look at the text of the program. i apologize for the formatting however my talents do not lay in the area of design. what i had hoped to do so you have line by line happening and the english equivalent and those of you that have not had a chance to look at the text very briefly this is a parody of buddhist ritual. a priest decides he is going to show the powers of mystic buddhism and he appears and on the alter with different sorts ofornmen of owns and then progresses through profound things and all of these are tongue twisters but it's the first round of tongue twisters nothing happens and the priest is very upset and blushes extraordinary red and he tries again. the second time the chants are much shorter and he begins to lose his patience and again nothing happens. third time nothing happens and he basically says how much time to turn to the wonderrous powers of the lotus set raand he does chanting and the parody is something like if anyone is old enough to remember and the mouse before vatican two

. >> we were warned not to text or drive. it is clear why.el finney is here with the story. >> we heard how dangerous it is to text while driving. today there is hard numbers. they blame distracted driving for 600 deaths each year. 10 years ago only 300 deaths were blamed on distraction . they were like make up and yelling at kids in the back seat and dropping something and eating and putting on make up is around for. but in the last five or seven years is the use was mobile device. >> talking is bad enough but texting takes your eyes off of the road and hands off of the wheel. >> you may be ened to free identity theft protection. customers filled out applications othe company website. there were no user names or pass words required . as many as 600,000 customers may have had their information exposed. if they applied between october of 200 and march 2010. may be in live for free identity theft protectionn. dead line is tomorrow . i posted the information you need. go to abc sevennews.comand lookk under sevenon your side. >> financial phone a