texts are important. it's, of course, important to stay connected with your friends, but you should always put down the phone and make sure that you're staying connected with the people around you. >> and remember, don't say anything in a text that you wouldn't say in person. it's easy to be mean in a text message, but it's just as hurtful. >> stay with us. there's a lot more coming up on "teen kids news." >> we'll be right back. will be . >> frankenstein, the statue of liberty, and a bald gold guy named oscar. these are some of the images you'll find covering the hallway walls in a rather unusual school project. christian has the story. >> the mural's a great place. it's the friendly place that everyone goes to when they have an inspirational feeling, and everyone's just so nice, and work gets done here. they actually get, boom, boom, boom, work. >> here is where students at william mckinley junior high school go to learn on their own time. >> we mostly come at 7:00 in the morning, and sometimes we stay

>> we do support a texting ban.we haven't adopted support of a handheld ban as of yet. >> now, i'm under the i am mr. eggs that sometime last summer the ghsa came out and said that they were not going to recommend states adopt, i think it was texting bans because there was were data that were showing that the fatality rates from the ihs was showing that fatalities were not decreasing. so what's the story behind that? >> i'm, my understanding that that was more about the handheld ban. we supported a texting ban i believe for the last couple of years. but the hand healed ban, we'll be looking at that very closely in the next six months. we will, we will revisit that policy. >> did you come out and actually say that states should not adopt these hand-held bans? >> no. we just, we were just waiting for a little bit more studies and a little bit more information. i think we're ready, like i said, to take a hard look at it again. >> can you explain what the situation was that i described that accurately? that the insuranc

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. >>

my mother just texted. my mother, she and an 11-year-old home sick from school today and a 2-year-old are in the home where my father has always told them to go for safety in the hallway. i just got a text from my nephew in high school. i said where are you guys? he texted back to me, they're in the high school's hallway. i asked him if he is afraid. i've assured him you're okay. and he said i'm fine. my brother works at a bank not very far from that high school. according to him, they're no longer in a lockdown situation. they had taken she will at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. 1:00 p.m. local time, martin. so that's the latest. but they were in johnson county which is what we're looking at. this is the area my entire flame lives in right now and they have all either taken she will or just now are leaving out of safe places in the home. >> have they been able to describe any of the area? >> i have to be honest. i have not told my mother to go outside. my mother is inside right now. i've just spoken with my best

music, e-mails, those disgruntled birds, texting.ore often than not, many of us spend more time than we'd like to admit in midface plant with our mobile devices, until we look up. >> you have your face in the phone, texting, walk in the street and say oh, i'm in the middle of the street. >> sometimes. >> reporter: quite often you need spend no more than 10 minutes downtown when you see more than a few examples of it. multitasking is a generally a positive quality. >> my oldest one texts all the time. >> >> have you ever walked in to something? >> i've bumped in to a few things but usually i'll look up every few seconds. >> do you see how it's possible where you're texting and stepping in to the road without realizing? >> yes. >> reporter: actually that danger is more than possible. a look at pedestrian accidents in the city revealed in 2010-11 combined, there were more than 3,000 pedestrian involved crashes. of those, more than 100 cases were because of the what the police report called an inattentive or distracted pedestrian. while

the clerk has since quit. >>> texting while driving is dangerous. a california man was texting and walking when he looked up and saw that -- a bear. >> i'm coming down the stairs and i see the bear coming up the stairs toward me. so i turned back to run for my life. >> he was probably just trying to text people, hey, have you seen the bear on tv. help ended up getting a safe distance from the bear. eventually wildlife officials were able top tranquilize it. >>> many poodles are recovering after being recovered from a recycling bin in indiana. they now have two homes. >>> the deadline to file your tax return is fast approaching. a look at some of the free resources out there to make sure you don't pay more than you owe. so, ah, your seat good? got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. mmm-hmm. and just leave your phone in your purse. i don't want you texting, all right? daddy...ok! ok, here you go. be careful. thanks dad. call me -- but not while you're dri

at text message and a few today.s a teenager getting 100 messages a day and how much meeting this one message have for them? we've not tested that particular question that seems to be the case. we taught people how to use a text messaging. dick pick up a few minutes and that in and of itself is an intervention which makes them feel good about them. >>> i love texting. it opens a whole new world. and try to get my parents on board with that. , >>> did you thought escaped alcatraz was a challenge, we to see this jail. the new movie locked out texas inside of a maximum security prison that happens to be an outer space. we talked to guy pearce about the high energy film. >>> and allow exhausted after watching the film locked out and it is pretty exhausting. it's a futuristic thriller about a futuristic prison or getting worse. and you played the most outrageous the most outlandish part or skirt you've ever read it? >>> are not said the most outrageous. is a fairly extreme story i suppose. think that's a low was the avera

the defense department said he deleted a string of 200 text messages. the deepwater horizon oil rig sent 200 million gallons of oil into the gulf of mexico. >>> less than 24 hours after george zimmerman was released on bail, police cleave bill lee offered his resignation. he had been on leave after trayvon martin was shot and killed. lee's resignation proposal was rejected by the commission. >> the city commission said they want to have more information. particular, they want to have the results of an independent investigation that would determine what took place and how the sanford police department acted. >> the vote not to accept lee's resignation came down to 3-2. an attorney representing trayvon martin's family has criticized that decision. >>> jennifer hudson was back in court after the trial of the man murdering three have her family members. prosecutors say she hung her head down and shed her eyes as the sorlgt described finding her mother's body. >>> private first class bradley manning was in court trying to get the charges against him dropped.

she's walking through a mall in pennsylvania, texting and walking, texting and walking. she falls into the fountain. the fountain lady was not hurt but she got a lawyer and went on "good morning america" with a message to us all. >> do not text and wake. the fountain could have been empty. i could have been in the hospital. i could have walked into a bus. got hit by a car, it can happen anywhere. >> p.s., the fountain wasn't empty, she didn't go to the hospital. and there were no buses or cars driving through the mall that day. so new yorkers, stop texting and watch where you're going. if you can't do it out of your fellow pedestrians, maybe a few strategically placed bears will do the trick. that's it for us. thanks for watching. "erin burnett outfront" begins now.

tonight we're adding the dangers of texting while walking. in the big apple as we call it, new york city. you walk everywhere and it's a challenge. you have to navigate through the throngs of tourists who walk incredibly slowly. cross the streets without getting hit by a taxi. dodge random puddles of urine, canine and human. and 8 of 10 people don't leak where they're going, drifting to and fro while texting. the answer comes from a suburb of los angeles and it's brilliant in its simplicity. bears. >> he came down the driveway, down mayfield and now he's on briggs and he looks like he's turning into another driveway. we'll maneuver around to see if he can get another shot of him. he would definitely -- we got a resident -- >> i guarantee you that guy will think long and hard while walking again. you know on account of the 400-pound bear on the lies factor. he's what he had to say, the guy, not the bear. >> i was texting my boss i would be late for work, something is going on. i'm coming down the stairs and i see the bear coming up the stairs

the other is text, and at a time where texting was half percent of drivers. there could have been a decrease, but they look at all insurance claims, not just texting claims. it's early research. we don't know. crash statistics and crash driving is difficult. there's not a blood alcohol content test for driving. all they can do is ask if that we on the -- if they were on the phone, and in the old days they would have been honest about it, but today, not as much, and so it's a real challenge. crash statistics, we're along way away from having reliable crash statistics. we can't measure it real well yet. >> i just want to add one thing too, to dave's commentary, and if we heed the advice from all the panels today and use theory and research to build our interventions and try to make a difference, we do all of the right things, and we're successful, it's still going to be very difficult for us to show we've been successful, and it's just something to keep in mind. i don't mean to imply we shouldn't try, that we shouldn't move forward because we should, but i thin

>>shepard: what about the thousands of texts?>reporter: they more difficult to recover and none were recovered by the mistress with in sign of photos or videos but there is an interesting back-and-forth with someone identified as andy, petrino asks, so, andy can they get content off my text and he says in a legal case, yes, but in this case only who you text, not the subject and we don't know his next move but we know his home is sale, six bedrooms and 8,700 square feet. and legally speaking, drew, he had a mistress. he lied to the administration and he has been fired. >> so he will give up the appeal he is thinking future, future, future if there is a future and the last things he needs to do because if he does, litigation takes place and with that comes depositions and subpoenas and the records go to another record and the thing to determine is whether the phone was paid for by the university and if it was they get back the phone and they can use the technology that is used all the time by the prosecution and law enforcement an

she's walking through a mall in pennsylvania, texting and walking, texting and walking. she falls into the fountain. the fountain lady was not hurt but she got a lawyer and went on "good morning america" with a message to us all. >> do not text and wake. the fountain could have been empty. i could have been in the hospital. i could have walked into a bus. got hit by a car, it can happen anywhere.

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. >> a new study suggests a simple text message may be a way to limit flu epidemic. doctors use a sample of 9,000 low income children between six months and 18 years old sending text messages to the parents reminding them how important the flu shot is. the other group received a robo call reminder and flyers in the mail. >> more likely to receive their vaccination by late fall before the flu began circulating in the unite. >> those receiving a text messages, that is. researchers expect doctors will keep in touch by automatic text messages linked to medical records. >> and the world health organization is reporting an unprecedented drop in the number of measles deaths world wide and there is fatal rate now down 75% over the past 10 years. un says vaccination campaigns saved lives of nearly 10 million children. despite the steep decline, it did not reduce the goal of reducing measles by 90%. >> apple was in the spotlight today and how well did they fare? very well. hi, emily. >> the iphone strikes again, apple says 35 million in the second quarter and it surprised even

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with hillary clinton or read what she's texting to other people?ched when two d.c. communications professionals caught sight of this photo and got creative. take a look. from president obama, hey, hill, what you doing? her response, running the world. then condoleezza rice talking to former president obama, so then i sent her a text saying i think i left my favorite sun glasses in the desk. and from clinton, sorry, condi, haven't seen them. finally, an adaptation from the movie "mean girls" from sarah palin. i'm not a regular mom. i'm a cool mom. right, hillary? the response, please stop talking. up next, "your business" with j.j. ramberg. er. ♪ you make me happy [ female announcer ] that's why you choose children's tylenol. the same brand your mom trusted for you when you were young. ♪ how much i love you [ humming ] [ female announcer ] children's tylenol, the #1 brand of pain and fever relief recommended by pediatricians and used by moms decade after decade. [ humming ] consider the journey of today's athletes: ♪ their training depends on techno

spam text messages rose 45%. and that is costing carriers as they deal with a number of complaints and frustrating user who's face fraudulent messages. some have to pay to open those texts. in san francisco, i'm emily chang with bloomberg west. >> patrick dempsey plays on grey's anatomy. many ladies know him as mcdreamy. and last week a 17-year-old lost control of his mustang, flipping it three times. that is when the tv doctor rescued the teen barely conscious. >> i asked if he was a paramedic. he said no. this is patrick dempsey. i thought -- mcdreamy? >> he am glad he was there for me. >> the rep tifz are not commenting on the story. >> and mcdreamy is spencer christian's nickname as well. he gave it to himself. >> and there is a teen time dancing with the stars. there is a preview coming up. >> also, remarkable progress for formerly conjoined twin girls months after their operation. >> and there is sky way bumper to bumper going to the lower deck of the bay bridge. better head together south bay. sorry, spenc

in this case, they can only get who you text, not the subject.tionship with this woman for seven months and we don't know she's going to be married in june as she was scheduled to be. >> shepard: yeah, we know he's not trying to get the job back at arkansas. >> no appeal, according to the agent and the university, he will not try to get his job back. he is accepting responsibility for the events that led to his firing but in the text messages we covered, as you mentioned, he was practically begging not to get fired. he wrote his boss. let me know if we need to get together again. i'm at your disposal and we'll do whatever it takes to keep you in my camp and remain your coach. and the termination letter, the athletic director says pettrino's conduct was unacceptable and negatively affected the reputation of the university. >> shepard: rick leventhal, thanks. >> sure. >> shepard: the presumptive republican presidential nominee mitt romney spoke today at a national rifle association event. that's the same group that mitt romney says he didn't "line

the man stopped texting and runs for safety.the bear was eventually captured and released into the los angeles national forest. >> he will have to explain when he gets there. >> unless there was a video. >> we are learning about the government's efforts to crack down on cell phone that. >> paula faris has details. >> making stolen phones use <. the nationwide data base of stolen phones will include the unique id number that each phone has so the entire device can be deactivated. the justice department could file suit against apple and major publishers as early as today over alleged price-fixing of electronic books. they allegedly cut deals two years ago but said deals for the ipad and other readers. xbox 360 is not alone, microsoft has a new application that transforms the entire council into a full-fledged entertainment device. it adds to the appeal for the whole family. >> if the husband and wife, the wife does not like gaming, but she does like to watch sports and videos, she can use these applications to do that. >> some of

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>> sms is high -- >> that's texting. >> yes.gagement, if you are able to access the broad banaled internet, then you are in a place where you can effectively research. you can share and sd information across a number of different delivery platforms effectively. i think that's where we see a limitation in african-american community. >> pew did a study and they showed that when african-americans do have broadband, they end up looking for information about jobs, about housing, about health care and about church, of course. >> of course. of course. >> okay. so when that access is there, we use it in a way, this high quality engagement that you are talking bshg but we don't have as much access, and that's the problem. >> i'm glad you talked about the point of access because we've been talking about the digital divide. >> it's the gap between technology education, technology access, broadband internet access being a huge part of that, and just overall technology, knowledge between white americans and black and latino americans. >> the

the justice department said he later deleted this text. the attorney general vowed to g bp to justice. >> they have to be held for the lives that were disrupted and the economic inflicted upon people who are simply innocent. kept up a massive public-relations campaign. when bp made a credit to the take timeo it would we were determined to see it through. we feel confident we are resources inight e to meet the challenge. bp would not comment on the charges, but they say they are the justicewith department. delayt at 6:00, another togetting the space shuttle dulles. and election night -- we more on your forecast coming up. rg3 is taking a bite out of the big apple. are packed up for boston i in the all-important are packed up for bosto[ male announcer ]ortant 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? ♪ >> live and in h.

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it the unlimited texting plan for your kids -- get the unlimited texting plan for your kids. avoid streaming content because it eats up a lot of band with. prepaid debit cards are becoming more popular. it rose by about 80% last year. most users like the card because they help them control their spending. technology and teenagers are often hard to separate. some kids are so dialed in they are not learning how to connect emotionally. that means for teenagers, especially girls. >> your texting and you're on the computer and you have the music going. >> communicating and texting through here. >> teenagers are learning to be distracted. >> they get so used to distraction that they cannot look where they should. >> they are not looking you in the eye. they are missing out on emotional learning. >> they do not get the learning of social interaction. >> they do not learn how to read and understand them otion. >> we see them stumped by social interactions. >> she can read social cues but uses technology to express her feelings. >> answer yes or no. i did not ask them anything. >> a s

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we know it is dangerous and illegal to text while driving a texting while walking can be a little bitus as well ... how would you like to run into it and this guy? the news chopper for our sister station ktla in los angeles found a man texting while walking in an alleyway when he came face to face with a bear that was roaming the streets as you can see the man texting ran away as fast as he could the l.a. police and animal rangers eventually got the 600 lb. bear contained in a backyard nearby coming up with the day's top business stories plus we have a price on handling your biggest work gaffes and lincoln park zoo ok! who gets occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas or bloating? get ahead of it! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap a day helps defend against digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. hit me! [ female announcer ] live the regular life. phillips'. with a look at today's headlines the price tag will balloon on state pensions the illinois policy institute will make that claim in a new report out today the state has no money set aside to pay for additional c

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and did you wonder what it might be like to text with hillary clinton? it is viral and in the sideshow. and let me begin with the best thing of all that began this week. begin with the economy and the presidential race. john heilemann is the u.s. correspondent for "newsweek" magazine, and we also have the author of "showdown" and both are political analysts. today, the unemployment rate down a notch with jobs added at 120,000 and even though they are head in the right direction, the numbers be fell short. this morning president obama expressed cautious optimism. >> we welcome today's news that businesses created another 121,000 jobs last month and the unemployment rate ticked down, but it is clear to every american that there will still be ups and downs along the way, and that we have a lot more work to do. >> the republicans reaction was far less charitable, because mitt romney said it is a troubling jobs report. and john boehner said that families and small businesses are still struggling to get by because of president obama's failed economic problems.

you're texts. you're on the computer. and you have the music going. >> reporter: like most teenagers, jesse is a multitasker. stanford communication professor, cliff nash, says teens are learning to be diskrakted. >> the brain gets so used to distraction, so used to looking where they shouldn't, the kids never look where they should. >> reporter: young tech users aren't looking you in the eye. kids are losing a life skill, emotional development. >> you don't get the learning of social interaction. >> reporter: he says key emotional development happens for girls between 8 and 12, during face-to-face encounters. when teens are distracted, they don't know how to read and understand emotions. >> we see them stumped by association situations. we see when kids are together, their ability to organize and do things. >> reporter: this 15-year-old can read social cues. but admits she uses technology to express her feelings. >> i answer, really like, yes, no. i don't ask them anything. they can't say that i'm on. >> reporter: they s