while driving. >> texting. >> texting. >> not even texting anymore -- like, looking on apps. >> peoplean ipod. >> seeing a beautiful woman on the street, you turn your head. that distracts you. >> i know a friend that would text and drive and, like, use her keyboard while she's driving -- like, put it on top of the steering wheel and text. >> too many kids in the car. >> a lot of people drive when they're upset, so that's definitely a distraction. >> people that mess with their girlfriends while they're driving. >> the most outrageous thing i've seen so far while on the road is a woman breast-feeding her child while smoking and on the phone. >> just recently, i heard about someone who tried putting on their pantyhose while driving. >> oh, that's gross, first of all, because who wears pantyhose anymore, number one. and number two, that's something that you should do at home. but that could be very distracting, i would imagine. >> you think? while some of these stories sound funny, distracted driving isn't. for "teen kids news," i'm erika. >> 95% of teens surveyed know it's wrong to text

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and tag it with texting disaster.en minutes, it was a world-wide trending topic. which is awesome. so, thank you, we appreciate it, you guys. now let's check out some of my favorite texting disasters from you guys. here we go. this first one is from @usangel80. she says, "texted my niece, 'what did satan get you for christmas?'" [ laughter ] that auto correct is tough, yeah. eternal life! [ laughter ] >> steve: the fiery spawns of hell. >> jimmy: this one is from @britbrew. she says, "texted a friend i was excited for beauty and the breast, instead of 'beauty and the beast.'" that's a totally different movie. >> steve: not as good. >> jimmy: not as good. yeah. you did the voiceover for that, didn't you? >> steve: i did. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> steve: i was the rose. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] it was a good performance by you. you milked it a little bit. [ laughter ] >> steve: i like to keep abreast of those things, you know. there was a chest in the movie. >> jimmy: there was. >> steve: a magical chest. >> jimmy: h

text one for the patriots, text two for the giants. we'll give you the answer near the end of this morning's newscast. so if you want to have your say, weigh in now. you can watch the super bowl later right here on nbc bay area. coverage starts at 9:00 this morning. and leads right up to the big event. kickoff set for 3:29 on the do it t. >>> police are searching for a suspect wanted in connection with an early morning shooting that happened just before 12:30 this morning. three pesuspects shot at two bystanders. one man is in critical condition. police pursued the truck before the driver lost control and crashed. two were doubt, a third suspect got away. two officers were injured while taking will them into custody. >>> a redwood city teacher is facing charges of abusing two 4-year-old children, students in her class. she's a 44 #-year-old woman from millbrae. marty plan sis talked with the school leaders and they're taking the allegations very seriously. >> reporter: until last week, 44-year-old alexia bog dos taught special educatio

; there are many different texts. it's wide-ranging because it's such an ancient, ancient religion. but we can look at the vedas as being the first key texts - you may have heard of those very ancient texts - closer to nature mysticism. of course, the upanishads in the next roll-in - we'll hear the wonderful stories that speak of the oneness, particularly arjuna on the field of battle meets krishna, and the great story that everyone turns to with karma that arjuna doesn't want to go into battle, but krishna says, "nobody really lives, nobody really dies - it's that wonderful maya, that dream that we're all living." so, it's kind of like, "get over it, arjuna!" slap on the back. it's kind of like the glenn fry song. but anyway, that's the idea. the bhagavad-gita - that's the one where the arjuna is in - the upanishads is first - bhagavad-gita is where we see arjuna and krishna on the field of battle. and of course, the bhagavad-gita is all part of a vast, vast- the mahabharata is a vast grouping of literature. so just

the text is called "i'd rather be in charge." we are pleased to have advertising executive charlotte beers, coming up right now. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: charlotte beers began her career as j. walter thompson, rising to become the first female vice president in the company's history, and then she became ceo of ogilvy & mather before becoming undersecretary of state for colin powell. she is out with a new text, called "i'd rather be in charge ." "i'd rather be in charge: a legendary business leader's roadmap for achieving pride, power, and joy at work." it is a joy to have you on the program. >> that is the most assistant introduction i have ever had. -- the most st. -- succint. tavis: the shorter it is, the more important you are. the president. >> it sounds li

instead of searching text message folders, text free or text plus.ng to that colorado investigator. small says parents really should look at all of the apps carefully. to know exactly what your kids are doing. >> i definitely think that parents should check their phones. >> experts say the apps could pull investigation from your kids phone that you might not expect, like addresses, or web surfing habits. apple is giving its biggest hit yet. the ipad 3 is on the way. over to shawn. >> up first, a little good news if your in the market for an ipad. stores are preparing to drop the price of the ipad 2, fueling rumors that apple could unveil the ipad 3 next wednesday. the invite includes an image of an ipad screen. >>> number four, a new study finds adults who take prescription sleeping pills in small numbers are nearly four times more likely to die earlier than people who don't take sleeping pills at all. they are also more likely to be diagnosed with cancer. the experts aren't sure what the link may be. >> more birth control pills are being recalled. t

so clearly you know what you're up against with the texting.ut there's also that pesky little thing called federal law. and federal law tells us that we just can't have that kind of access, unless we're the creators of the content, right? so how are you going to get this bill to pass muster when the feds will be coming down to crack down on the issue of, you know, privacy and that sort of thing? >> you bet. you know, ashleigh, let me just give you a little bit of brief background. in our education can committee i chair here in the senate, we've been talking about bullying, and specifically we're talking about cyberbullying. it's a big issue as we're seeing, and the folks in ohio are learning also. my wife happened to be at the verizon store with one of my daughters and casually mentioned to the clerk, hey, what if i want to see my daughter's text, and the clerk said, oh, you would have to have a court order to make that happen. as we were talking over dinner, we decided, that's not right that you don't have a right to look at your children's te

we kept texting back and forth. probably 50 texts this morning.he knew it was a student that brought a gun to school. and five shots rang out. the knew people were injured. she didn't now how bad the injuries were at the time. i don't think she knows now either. about 15 minutes ago she called me to let me know that they are releasing her to the elementary school, which is across the street, and i'm to pick her up. i can't get out of my driveway. the traffic is bumper to bumper. >> miss hunt -- go ahead. >> caller: i have to report to the sheriff when i get to the elementary school. they will not let me enter. i must get my name, show i.d., and gi my daughter. they're not letting anybody leave on foot. they're not letting any student leave the building, which is awesome to hear. the school has doechb a really great job. >> miss hunt, do you know -- your daughter said she believed it was a student. did she give you anymore information on why she believed that was the case? >> only because the other students said someone had seen the kids bring the

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should parents have the freedom to view their kids' text message? one lawmaker is pushing a bill so that you can see your kids' text message from your phone. seriously? this is trouble ahead as you can see and the lawyers are hear to debate and i will weigh on, all ahead unless breaking news changes everything. this is "studio b." first from fox at 3:00 in new york city, a potential breakthrough not knock stand off with north korea, or not, coming a little more than two months of kim the younger came to power, announcing it is now agreeing to halted nuclear weapons testing. that is a major development following the death kim jong-il who died last year. his son, kim the younger, is now in power and today the secretary of state, hillary clinton, says the united states has profound concerns as she put it but calls the agreement an indication that the world is transforming around us. the new leadership could should and guide their nation by live up to their obligation and the announcement represent as modest first step in the right direction. so, while,

of the resolution that was passed for libya that allowed for a no fly zone and circumvented the text and and took advantage of what the security council wanted and that's why you have all these member states going through the text word for word and debating word for word because. many countries do not want to leave the door open for misinterpretation of misinterpretation by western powers some of which want to see a regime change in syria. marine important i reporter for us there from new york thanks for that update. marcus papadopoulos editor of politics first magazine believes the u.s. is still committed to seeing power change hands in damascus. western interest in the conflict in syria isn't guided by wanting to advance human rights democracy or the rule of law in the region if it was about that then we'd probably see an american naval flotilla off the coast of saudi arabia which happens to be one of the most repressive and brutal regimes in the world it follows a pro who western foreign policy syria it's a huge player in middle eastern politics and the west principally america ha

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walked and texted. probably didn't even think twice about it. as manuel gallegus explains on the healthwatch, that's exactly the problem. >> reporter: erica schaefer is a typical college student texting on the go. >> every time i'm walking to class in between, doesn't matter. i'm texting and walking. >> reporter: but with our heads buried in our little keyboards. >> i think he had his head down foyer five seconds without watching attention. >> reporter: it makes us clueless. are you drift on the ground of?$. >> sometimes i bump into things. it happens. >> reporter: it happens because the two tasks are competing for our brain's attention say researchers at new york stony brook university. they found during a controlled study, even the most adept texters weren't aware of where they were going. >> they were walking and texting that deviation was 60% away from the straight line. that's a huge amount to be off course. >> reporter: veering off course even slightly may not seen like a big deal but hospitals report a growing number of injuries from text

why do you need to read my text messages.person that read that stuff you have to be kidding me? at least be honest and say we want to read your stuff so we can sell your stuff to third party advertisers. we make a ton of money from the advisors. it's nonsense. >> really? >> you have to be kidding me. why do you need my stuff? why do you need my stuff? >> is it back and read what it says. those responsible and all those duties and stuff, all those rights you are waiving, agree, agree, agree, too bad, too bad. >> how about put it in real big bold print until you have read it. >> shep: accept or decline? the. >> who reads it? >> shep: i probably should. i don't have the facebook. [ laughter ] >> if facebook is so concerned it has real legitimate reason, why didn't they stop that shooting? that kid was sending crazy messages. >> shep: whoa! >> far afield where it's going at. >> that is what they should be worried about. >> facebook should be responsible if somebody kills someone else. where are you going with this. >> shep: they

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virginia is the latest state to make texting and driving a my mare offence. the bill if front of lawmakers now would mean you would be pulled over just for texting. critics question, whether it will lead to unlawful con physicians or unfair accusations -- con physicians or unphreak cases of wreckless driving. >> there is an ap to prevent you from texting and driving the ap would lock you out of your phone and text, it uses onboard gps to detect speed. almost 5500 people died in 2009 from distracted driving accidents. >> just ahead remembering an unseung hero of the civil rights movement how this little known face helped protestors of the 50s and 60s turn the other cheek cheek  [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. a little bird told me about a band... ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but we talked for hours... everyone else buzzed about the band. there's a wireless mind inside all of us. so, where to next? ♪ >>> today in black history month we are spotlighting one of the civil righ

on the toilet not the same as texting and driving. >> # 5% of people -- 75% of people admitted to texting while on the can and thankfully we toapt have video in action. >> you can drop or lose a phone that way. one in five men admit to taking it a step further by phoning into business meetings from the bathroom and ladies, 13% of us owned up to joining conference calls from the can. >> you do it? >> no. >> no. >> whatever charley i do not believe you. >> okay. >> i agree because one in five i think is probably more. i bet you. >> you know. >> charley. >> i carry my ipad with me everywhere i go and i've got my phone on my hip at all times. but no, i do not talk while take care of business. >> for some reason don't believe you. we will talk later more in depth about this. >> let's hope not. >> we share everything. we share everything. this is for you. >> not everything should be shared. >> all right. so we have visibility problems out there. reduced and especially over in east op you can see 3-mile visibility there and the fact is that we have some patchy fog around. more of the same to hag

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is already a secondary offense meaning you can be ticketed for driving while texting only if you've been pulled over for another offense. this new bill would change that. >> fairfax county lawmaker says his bill authorizing cops to pull over a texting driver is in response to a huge surge of traffic accidents caused by drivers using their phone. >> this is so addictive that people keep doing it. unless you penalize them, they won't change their behavior. and unless you have tougher laws, things will continue as they are. >> motorists agree. tougher laws are needed to cut down on distracted driving. >> if it causes a lot of accidents, then, yes, i think that they should be a lot more stricter. >> it will stop a lot of accidents, too, because a lot of people do be on their phone a lot. a lot a lo. . >> the bill would not apply to talking on the cell phone while driving. in fairfax county, news 4. >> tonight, motel six is addressing claims a baby ingested cocaine. the child's mother says the teething toddler found a spoon covered in cocaine and put it in his mouth. police say the spoon

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and i assume it wasn't in the text of these, how did you find out? >> he was one of the funniest men who ever lived. his humor was like mark twain's, it came pouring out all the time, and unfortunately transcriptions of his speeches tend to be from the actual type script that he would hand out to reporters, so his improvisation, his witticism, the jokes that he would tell are not there in the transcriptions. but there is so much testimony from people who knew him that he was hilariously funny. when he wanted to be funny on paper as in the long letters he wrote describing his grand tour of europe in 1909 and his participation in king edward viii's funeral. one of the delights of working about him all these years was to write about somebody who was so funny. >> on the three roosevelt books, which one did you enjoy the most and which one was the hardest to write? >> "theodore rex" was the hardest because it was a political story. i do have to struggle when i'm writing about politics. because my nature is to write about events and action and character. i

we talk a lot about text messages and stuff. a lot of people, 1 in 10, claim they have been dumped by a text message. but here's some of the scarier stuff i think. 25% admit to flirting with someone they shouldn't by text because you don't feel like -- >> you feel like it's not cheating. >> there's a buffer. you're not actually seeing them. 1 in 3 admit to reading their partner's text messages. >> you got a problem if you're doing that. you've got a big problem in your relationship. you may not be voicing that problem to one another, but you've got one. >> i did that before. >> you had good reason. >> 1 in 10 listen to their partner's voice mail. >> frank and i don't even know how to access voice mails. frank said to me the other day, do you think i should learn to text? i said no, you're good. i don't need to know how to e-mail and you don't know how to text. >> if you have suspicions -- i mean, you want to be trusting, but if your husband has been out late, you're wondering what's going on, you wouldn't click around? >> don't

on syria which is sponsored by the arab league and the europeans now this draft text resolution while it has been. vises first being presented on tuesday russia says the text has been softened at its request but while dropping demands for explicit demands for regime change in arms embargo moscow believes that the textile needs to be revised now here's an example as to why the last draft resolution i saw says that the security council. supports the arab league plan which calls for syrian president bashar assad to delegate power to his deputy that is something russia is very much opposed to it is not going to support any resolution that calls for regime change even if it could be interpreted in different type of language now the current text contains other elements that moscow says could open the door for possible intervention it does include the text saying that in the event that syria does not comply with the resolution the security council has twenty one days to review the circumstance and consider further measures what those further measures are is not clear russia's foreign ministe