marshall says, look this is a legal text. judges always have to treat the situation where legal texts contradict one another, where the con dick hundred is between two statutes, says john marshall, the more recent statute prestrails it has implicitly repealed the older one, but where the conflict is between a statute and a super statute, the constitution. >> rose: a canon. >> the constitution must prevail. so that is our approach to the constitution, it is the same as our approach to statutes. you start with the text. it is lawyers work. it is not politicians work. it is not sociologist' work. it is not economist' work. it is the work of interpreting, giving the fairest reading to a text. without which democracy doesn't work. i mean the only way you can have democracy the is an extensive nation is through laws, and if you don't give those written laws the meaning that they were understood to have by the people who adopted them and more importantly by the people to whom they were promulgated, democracy doesn't work. >> rose: c

the plaintiffs are seeking $500 per text but they could get $1500 per text if a jury rules that papaohn's wilfully broke the law. >>> despite all of that, the papa john's text, apparently text messaging is on the decline, at least for one month. for the first time in u.s. history, the number of monthly texts fell. now, that's got some saying they're considering the average cell phone customer sends out around 675 texts a month. that is a bunch, compared to 700 they were sending earlier in the year. but we're not seeing any less communication, they're just finding cheaper ways to do it. despite texting, more of us are using apps like skype, google voice and facebook messenger. >>> if you're married or dating, your relationship may have moved to an entirely new level and you didn't know anything about it. facebook has now taken information by users of what they're saying in the relationship and they've created a page for you whether or not you wanted it. the page features shared posts, details and photos where you're both tagged. facebook calls it a new tool. one user said she was read

the most common are text free, text now and text plus. >>> retired state trooper takes on a robber and it's caught on camera. a thief walked in to the chrome dairy and deli, pulled a gun and demanded money. the trooper was in the store and he jumped on the robber and wrestled the handgun away. >> trooper is a hero. that's what i'm trying to say. i told a lot of people. he is the guy who saved my wife's life and everybody's life. >> the trollers thinking kept everyone safe and the robber got away with the cash. >> holiday shopping is kicking off earlier this year, and not everyone is happy about the change. >> some employees are protesting target's plan to begin offering black friday deals on thursday. target says opening up at 9:00 on thanksgiving, provides an after dinner shopping events for the family. and on line, employees are arguing that it takes the values away. on change.org, a employee from california started a petition, to quote save thanksgiving for the family. around 150,000 people signed it in support. >> it's a family time, how far are we going to go for retail and commer

text and insta grams. >> because i want a boyfriend. i thought i wanted a boyfriend. [ laughter ] >> oh. >> reporter: we asked three delaware county teenagers to check out a new website called he texted.com, promising to decode what guys actually mean in their text messages. >> why would he care about what i think? >> this is not like you. >> a player. >> reporter: it's simple. women send in their text messages and ask viewers to decide. he's in to you or not. what is this guy trying to say? he said sorry i snuck out last night. couldn't sleep she writes that is cool, what are you doing later? he said kind of crazy -- crazy with work. i will let you know. more than 3,000 strangers changed in. >> some girls want attention and they like don't care who sees it and they just kind of want to show off. >> reporter: these girls thought the site was entertaining. >> i think it's kind of crazy. >> reporter: but they wonder why girls would put it out there for the world to see. >> like their self-esteem is so low and they need confirming a on thi

stuart: these texts were accompanied by figures, scenes. and since they didn't understand anything but the dates, there was no way of telling who was depicted or what the scene was about. and thinking that perhaps the figures were priests, and here was a gentle people obsessed with time and nothing else, the maya began to take on a non-human aspect. here was the strangest race of people that ever lived -- sort of gentle astronomers, forever gazing toward the sky and never doing anything that other people did. keach: twentieth century scholars wanted to believe in an idealized maya past -- no wars, no power struggles, no economic turmoil. but in the 1940s, evidence uncovered at magnificent ruins like palenque in northern mexico began to change this notion of a peaceful maya. archaeologists investigated a structure known as the "temple of the inscriptions." the building's upper level seemed imposingly solid. but beneath it, archaeologists discovered a hidden staircase. it had been deliberately blocked with rubble in ancient times. it took thr

i get a text. i get a text from bruce springsteen. i got a text. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: all right.got -- >> jimmy: do you text each other? >> he's got my number. [ laughter ] and i've got his. i don't know how it happened. actually, i -- he was out looking one day and i punched my number in. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. in his phone. very smart. >> so i got this thing and i come up to a stoplight. and i do what everybody in the world does. i check my text. and this is what the text from bruce springsteen said. it says this, "tommy!" he calls me tommy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's a good -- that's cool that he calls you tommy. >> "tommy, seeking to blow out a wrecking ball on the 'fallon' show this friday. come join me on the guitar. help out a brother." and i'm thinking, okay, this is -- i can't not believe it. i have actually played hootenanny style guitar with bruce springsteen. and he is saying to me, "tommy, come help me blow that wrecking ball on the 'fallon' show." [ cheers and applause ] so i'm -- i said this is genius. he is doing the show. it's jimmy fallon. he needs a little --

which is still a lot, but -- maybe texting is down because a lot of the people who text and drive are dead. [ laughter ] or maybe it's just tiger woods isn't texting as much since the whole -- [ laughter ] it makes sense when you think about it. because 20 years ago, everyone sent letters. you would sit down and write a letter. make them a few pages long. because you have to send it. then we started sending e-mails and the notes got shorter, because you can go back and forth with people. after awhile, that seemed like too long, so, we moved to text and now we're just taking the next logical step, now we send nothing. [ laughter ] we finally realized we don't have anything to say to each other. [ applause ] thank you. a lot of the texts i get don't even have words. especially from my daughter. i get texts from my daughter that look like this. this is -- i think that means "what's up, dad?" get these out of here. yeah, there we go. try not to breathe those in. justin bieber got pulled over last night while driving his ferrari through west hollywood. police became suspicious when they sa

today's first contestant once worked for a text message search engine where people would text him a question

something like a texting app. turns out you can text outside the phone's messaging feature by using the special applications. >>> the parents are not aware of them. the kids are using those applications to basically communicate in a manner that their parents will never, ever know about because most parents don't go through every app. >> the messages don't go to the same place usual text messages do. unless you look for it you may not find it. the most common are text free, next now, and next plus. the app companies say they are taking steps to protect user. >>> it is one of the biggest words of the year, they didn't go with yolo, and decided on gif. it is a type of file that is a short looping video. they are all over the place. and some of the storms are superstorm and nomo phobia. >>> the blacked eye pees gave us "i'm a pow" tonight, we have an idea. the big bean theory. >> the black eye peebeen recipe. they say if you don't like the way i cook them, cook them yourself. >> i know i can do better. >> reporter: sh

. >>> papa john is getting sued $250 million for sending to too many text messages.re sending 16 messages in row after someone placed a order. the problem is, evidently papa john never got permission from the customers on the send the text. it is blaming mass text message service for the problem. >> people deserve it for ordering papa john's in the first place. i'm from new york. we have real pizza. papa john's, tastes like cardboard. you deserve it for not knowing good pizza, people. melissa: that is harsh. >> win recipient complains they got 15 texts in middle of the night. i get that from some woman who is upset with me. >> crazy people texting you in the night? >> evenly people making money will be trial lawyers. there is no $250 million in damage going on here. forget it. >> i don't know. have you ever been harassed by sales calls on your phone? it is really irritating. i think these guys deserve $250 million. >> you incur costs. >> you know, the cell phone is the last main safe harbor from junk mail, junk calls. it is disappearing. melissa: it is disappearing.

before that the teen's mom received the worst text message of her life. >> when i saw the text, i wasshock. >> reporter: mrs. duncan still has the message on her phone. >> i took dad's gun. i'm tired. i'm sorry, mom. i can't do this anymore. i love you, bye. >> reporter: ashley took her dad's police issued service weapon, walked down to a nearby stream and took her own life. what used to be a private note on the dresser is now ending up very public messages on the internet. >> because they're afraid to talk to someone face to face, might be the only way they know to get this message out. >> reporter: psychologist dr. darrell knox says if you see someone crying out, immediately call for help. >> it's an emergency. it's abnormal to have suicidal thoughts. even if someone is trying to get attention and they're not really suicidal, just the act of saying it means that they really need to be seeing someone and have an evaluation. >> reporter: no one following ashley's posts that day came to her rescue, a fact that doesn't surprise dr. carmen petsold. she says it's now common for kids to pu

. >> so will texting soon be outdated? it isn't going extinct just yet but texting it on the decline. for the first time in u.s. history the number of monthly texts fell. people are turning to smartphone apps like skype, google voice and facebook messaging or they're getting text services built into their phones like ap's i--- apple's. >>> we should not hesitate to do a good deed, right? when one woman went to help victims in a car crash, thieves helped themselves to her cash. >> plus if you can record a emergency for your kids to receive in 10, 20 years what would you say? how one man's fight for cancer is helping to get messages to his loved ones. how you doing? alright, alright. now this is a party. what is that? go, go, go. mmm. give me some of that sauce. i don't know, i think i might bail. yeah, it's pretty dead. [ male announcer ] one is never enough. new kfc dip'ems. freshly prepared tenders dipped in irresistible sauces. this is it. now this is a party. [ male announcer ] try a 3 piece combo for just $5. today tas

it than actually can be proved from the text. you'll be hearing a lot about this now because jesus had a wife. you know? have you seen the news? which we need not be afraid of and let's take a deep breath, everybody. it will be okay. so i think that we can point to jonathan and david is a clearly deep and spiritual relationship or that between jesus and the beloved disciple. but i don't think we help our case to extrapolate from that more than the text can bear. let's just remind people of what is there. i think we will be better off. right here, you are not. >> i was actually reason raised in the church similar to what you described. our church is 12,000 people. it was predominantly black. i struggle with is how i can be black and gay and christian all at once. also trying to gain support from gay marriage. i'm wondering what your thoughts are about the racial divide. and then also how that plays into the religious divide. >> that is a great question. it reminds me that after i retire il for american progress. there is a newspap

but the text messages to the cell phone, they still fall in a gray area. we told you about the text messages, attacking president obama and urging voters not to cast their ballots for him. >> they are just anonymous. and they cost people money. that's a really big deal. >> reporter: we also reported on the sources of those messages, targeting the journalists and many in the 202 area code. just who we are looking for. >> reporter: he wasn't in the mood to talk. an unsuccessful republican candidate for the state senate in virginia last year, his centreville firm is the largest vendor of the gop robo calls in the country. >> now, can we talk about what you are doing? >> it is just so hard to trace them. really hard to trace them as you were lucky. >> we were able to track them down through the numerous domain names. >> and more often than not, it is impossible to chase them. and so we are seeing increasingly these anonymous text messaging and the robo call campaigns that come over voice internet ip or what could cam from china. >> reporter: and several of the

before that, the teen's mom received the worst text message of her life. >> i saw the text and i wasshock. >> reporter: mrs. duncan has the message on her phone. >> i took daddy's gun and i am tired. i am sorry mom i can't do this anymore i love you bye. >> reporter: ashley took her dad's police issued service weapon walked down to a nearby stream and took her own life. what used to be a private note on the dresser is now ending up very public messages on the internet. >> because they are afraid to talk to someone face-to-face. might be the only way they know to get it it. >> reporter: psychologist knox says if you see someone crying out immediately call for help. >> it's an emergency. it's abnormal to have suicidal thoughts even if someone is trying to get attention. and they are not suicidal just the act of saying it means they need to be seeing someone to have an evaluation. >> reporter: no one following ashley's post that day came to her rescue. a fact that doesn't surprise the doctor who says it's common for kids to put the suicidal thoughts online. >> even more than online now,

we're so obsessed with texting. if texting had come first and then you could talk to somebody on the phone, we'd be so into it. but because it went the other way, it's quicker, less back and forth. >> here's the thing, and we all do this. we know when we see who's called or texted us, we all do. human beings do what they want to do. there are some people you're thrilled to hear from, you dial them right away. other people, oh, that's going to be five minutes, you text them. right? >> or that person that never stops talking you don't even pick up. >> you monitor your time. you're realizing i will never get off the phone if i get on with that person, so you text. >> can we eat something? >> no. >> i'm hungry. >>> let's talk about these. they are so cute. they look like chinese takeout, it's try-day friday, they are cupcakes layered in a to-go container. >> i don't know. >> this is black and white. go all the way in. look what's happening here. it's got layers. >> this one is salty peanut. i didn't get down to the cake

they all are, send me great text messages. >> jimmy: what text messages? yellow is your color, your hair looks so lighter. the guys have been killing him ever since. >> jimmy: he knows a lot about hair. he used to do commercials for toupees and super cuts. >> we use the same set. i get a text saying terry's using your mirror but not the same reflection. he's obsessed with fake eyelashes. >> jimmy: he is? >> he doesn't wear them. i put a picture on twitter. he's watching me and he's like, wow, that blows my mind! it's glue and a fake eyelash. >> jimmy: put hair, fur on to your eyelids. >> does it look like fur? >> jimmy: it's some kind of hair? like from children in other countries? >> i hope not. >> jimmy: please be care wonderful terry bradshaw. i happen to like terry a lot. but he's truly the craziest person on air person i've ever worked with. >>y? >> jimmy: because he's crazy. and you will get to know this. have you traveled with the gang? >> not yet. we're going for playoffs. work sidelines for the playoffs. >> jimmy: be very, very careful. he'll drag

to send you that text.lways be careful out there, and, again, update your device with anti-virus as well. >> that delete button is your friend this time of year. no doubt. what about certain sites and deals you think we can trust? what do you like? >> so i always will do business, again, with those who i know and i can trust. there are certain web sites like ebay and amazon and best buy and others that you have been to, you are familiar with. when you type their address in the address bar and it comes out, you know, like it should, as it's spelled, that's where you want to go. doing searches generally you're going to find legitimate retail sites. it's when you dig deeper and you get emails regarding fake sites you have to be aware of, so just, again, do business with those who you know, like, and trust, who your favorites are. >> pretty good advice there. to read more about the 12 cam scams of christmas, check out mcafee.com. >>> he grew up in new york city spanish harlem, and later this week the body of th

better business bureau says the text messages are being sent to people nationwide.e if you get one delete it. >> there are some real deals on line and thanksgiving day shoppers setting record for e tail this according to ibm. on line sales up 20 percent over last thanksgiving and visits to retail web sites are breaking records. consumer looking at almost 7 and half million pages per minute and a lot is just carolyn. smart phones and tablet are used but over 10% of traffic to the retail site coming from i-phone aloans. >> larry. all right san francisco is the testing ground for a new same day delivery service from the u.s. postal service called metro post. post office is working out agreements with 10 national retail chains within the city. the service begins december 12 and if things go well program expands to other big city next year. >> today was a beautiful day. beautiful thanksgiving. >> unusually warm. check in now with experience. >> we are not complaining. >> not at all. >> here's a lack at live doppler 7 hd. we have a cloud free sky just weighs did for most

he wasn't texting. running, playing tennis, eating, drinking, telling stories and extracting our stories. his interest made us each feel very special. he believed in the value of every person's stories. once he visited me in seattle. i took him to visit an elderly friend in a nursing home. as we waited, chris started wandering, chatting up the other residents in their wheelchairs. soon he came back and said, anne, you have to meet this guy. he is a judge. he has the best history, so interesting. we would get into an elevator in the department store. by the time we got off he would be chatting with the other riders in french. [ laughter] >> where did this come from? i think from our grandfather, chief stevens. known for his wide-eyed optimism he was a popular grass valley high school history teacher, very famous for telling stories and jokes. we would go to the grocery store or coffee shop and he would know everyone there and have a story and joke for each person. chris really took to this. i can picture

better business bureau says the text messages are being sent to people nationwide. advice if you get one delete it. >> there are some real deals on line and thanksgiving day shoppers setting record for e tail this according to ibm. on line sales up 20 percent over last thanksgiving and visits to retail web sites are breaking records. consumer looking at almost 7 and half million pages per minute and a lot is just carolyn. smart phones and tablet are used but over 10% of traffic to the retail site coming from i-phone aloans. >> larry. all right san francisco is the testing ground for a new same day delivery service from the u.s. postal service called metro post. post office is working out agreements with 10 national retail chains within the city. the service begins december 12 and if things go well program expands to other big city next year. >> today was a beautiful day. beautiful thanksgiving. >> unusually warm. check in now with experience. >> we are not complaining. >> not at all. >> here's a lack at live doppler 7 hd. we have a cloud free sky just weighs did for

. >> hear the music video full of all the texts that have slipped through our fingers. >>> nos one wasin the making of this video, no even the animals. actually a pumpkin didn't make it through this video. this is from a village in new york. howard posted this video saying because of hurricane sandy they only had 15 trick-or-treaters rather than the 100 they usually get, but this pumpkin was on the front porch and this squirrel came and got t. i like the way he's eating the pumpkin. >> look at the mess he left around in. first i thought it was candy corn then i realized it was the guts of the pumpkin he's just leaving on the porch. >> how do we even know this is a squirrel? it's halloween. this could be a bird dressed as a squirrel trick-or-treating? >> according to howard who posted this, there are other squirrels but this is the only one brave enough to come to the front porch and eat the pumpkin and he says, it's probably the dominant squirrel. >> ah. i love this little guy. >>> if love songs were autocorrected, this is what they would sound like. ♪ hey, baby, i got to get something

, everybody. ♪ i want to get something off my chest but i don't have a lot of time so i'm going to textw i feel you make me slime every time i see you still ♪ you are the beast you are my lady could i really want you to hate my baby ♪

the text because he doesn't deal with crazy people or folks with mental issues. david ortiz, the last you quit 26 million, i may not answer your text either. >> you would not. >> all right. we will see you tomorrow young lady. you will be in action for our coverage of the election. with over 200 varieties, keurig makes brewing a delicious cup of coffee simple. how does it brew such great coffee? well... inside the brewer are these green fields of coffee, and if you travel up this mountain, there's this huge coffee grinder. and then the coffee lands in this cup and water rushes through. actually, i just press this button. brew what you love, simply. keurig.

let us give you, take a look again at this text, where you can text and call. you can give any amount from $10 and on up. or go to their web site. you can help our friends on the east coast. >> it s it's critical ask easy to do. >> we have a lot more ahead coming up. anything goes mentality may no longer go in san francisco. >> there is now a shift over the city's one time tolerance of public nudity. >> a city that could silence leaf kblors for good. >>> here is a live picture. sky 7 captured heavy lifting today at the construction site of the new 49ers stadium. big chunks put into place today. it's coming along and faced a lot of controversy over the location and funding for it. it's on schedule at this point. >> san francisco lawmakers proved -- moved closer to banning public nudity. a supervisor encouraged a full board for that proposal saying there are too many naked guys in his district. >> a san francisco supervisor's meeting unlike any other. a hearing on a prose poseal to ban public nudity. it is aimed at so called nicked -- naked guy who's have been le

. >> smishing is to text messagesing what phishing is to e-mails. they send you out text messages design ed to get you to a website. you could download a virus right to your device, your moeshl device infecting it with spy ware or it will bring you to a website that eventually you'll plug in your information and ultimately giving away your credit card data. anytime you receive a text message for any type of offer, hit delete. if you receive a message to update your device just delete because your carrier is not going to send you that text. update your device with anti-virus, as well. >> that delete button is your friend this time of year. what about certain sites and deals you think we can trust? what do you like? >> so i always will do business again with those who i know, like and trust. you know, there are certain web sites like ebay and amazon and best buy and others that you've been too, you're familiar with. when you type their dress in the address bar and it comes out like it should as it's spelled that's where you want to go. doing searches

. >> why did thomas jefferson the bible by omitting a lot of it in his own text of the bible as you began your book with? >> well, presumably it's not because he didn' have anything else to do, i mean, he was a pretty busy guy in the white house but he ordered a couple books from england, a couple bibles and he sat there in the white house and he cut and pasted and took out the miracles and took out the resurrection. he believed jesus was a good gu he believed he was one of the most important philosophers ever but he didn't like christnity and he was able to separate out christianity from jesus, say no to christianity and say yes to yeast. >> how many of the colonists, what percentage were religiously affiliated or h had religious beliefs in some specific denomination? >> i'm not sure the perntage. but much smaller percentage of churchgoers than we have now. something more on the order of, i don't know, one out of five rather than the vast majority. and those who were christians and who did go to crunch typically didn't think a lot about jesus either. >> how much did jefferson take out of

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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

the plaintiffs are now seeking $500 per text in damages. the company's corporate office says they were not involved because the lawsuit involves a small number of their franchisees. >>> physician voted doctor of the year is accused of being drunk and on drugs following a major crash all caught on camera. take a look and watch this. this is an suv barreling out of a parking lot, smashing into a car at a stoplight. now, that car then got shoved into a big truck on the opposite lane. the doctor has since been charged with driving under the influence. >>> casinos now looking to hire and if you're in the market, this could be right up your alley. we'll tell you what the casino is looking for and where you can head to apply. >>> and is facebook invading your privacy? we'll tell you how the social media site is now capitalizing on your couple's status and the kick is you may not even know it. >>> and the cold temperatures are here, but so is the dry weather. i'll tell you how long that sticks around coming up. >>reporter: well, lynette, no delays

there is a lot to talk about with regard to the text and the showtime series. i thought i read that you hoped obama would win. tell me what you expect tomorrow and why you hope the president will pull this off. >> i am thinking about from 1940 until now. just given the relatively impressive agenda versus the aggressive agenda, the united states has to go forward. it is trying to do something to reform itself, and he is our only hope. there is not much shift to the left, but when we feel the urge there is some hope. >> why do we believe there is some hope and when you believe both parties are bought by big banks? >> i believe the second term changes, and i think john f. kennedy ran on that, and he knew it would give him oxygen. obama needs the second term. i think he will be stronger against republicans. >> i think he got some wind from the occupied movement. i think he learned it is not going to work. he is doing more things we want him to do. >> whoever wins is not going to win with a mandate. tell me why i should not believe things are going to be more divide

crab yourself on and text an answer. -- gra your cell phone and text an answer.aryland is enjoying the growth portion of its schedule. it sets of teaching moments. at least, that is the theory. the turks are hosting brooklyn. -- the terps are hosting brook lyh. nice to have him there to clean up the mess. he had 18 points. off the screen. a 39-30 lead at the break. second half, but her. 15 assists. 43-32. allen knocks it down. terps nos 2-1. -- now 2-1. nunez has been working. he puts it home, 4-2. gonzalez -- we will call it a pass. baltimore improves to 4-0 on the season. that is it for sports. stay with us for the forecast. >> got some nice weather for the weekend. >> yes, we do. we will be below normal but a couple of degrees. the typical high is 56, 57. mostly cloudy skies, going into monday and tuesday. the big trouble the, wednesday, 55 degrees and dry. -- the big travel day, wednesday, 55 degrees and dry. >> it is almost finished. is it merely friday night? >> that is a genuine smile. . >> announcer: it's "the tonight show with jay leno," ur

yeah, the average person now sends 675 texts per month. that's compared to about 700 earlier in the year. it's not a huge decline, but it is a decline. instead, though, many of us are taking advantage of some of the more cost-effective methods of communication like skype, google voice and the ever popular facebook messenger. >>> three months ago, katie ledecky shocked the swimming world by taking the gold at the london oolympics. today the bethesda native was hitting the water again, but this time the opponents were just a little less formidable. >> reporter: i'm kristen berset. she got back in action with her former gator teammates. what a return to the pool it was for the 15-year-old. she broke 2 of her own personal school records. this being her first meet and her being a gold medalist, there was a lot of extra fanfare today. i talked to katie to find out how this whirlwind has been since bringing home the gold. she said it's been exciting but she's just good to be an inspiration for others. >> it's great people are getting into swimmin

i love the layout of the text. chapter one is called home, chapter 2 is a voice, chapter 3 freedom, chapter 5 learning, chapter 6, grace. let me ask you to outline each of those chapters. is an easy book to read, even know endings are not always easy to navigate. >> in each of these chapters, there are two portraits of people who are going through different kinds of exit's. the idea here is that if we look through the lens or prism of exits as a fundamental human experience, we will see them differently than if we don't look that way. in the home chapter, there is the story of a 16-year-old iranian man who was forced to leave iran because of the brutal war going on, and to come to this country, leave his family, which is very hard to do, in order to save his life. it is really about the exit he makes from there, which is at fourth exit, and how he finds a home here. not in a particular place, but in his sort of resolution that he is able to continue to live with his family in his body and in his spirit, even as he

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. >> text is going to go from here to here. what we've done is chose in this demonstration to red box those that are considered objectionable. >> reporter: this man is developing software that allows a third party to monitor text messages, e-mail, video and other messages to other people. his company scans for obscene pictures up loaded by their use eshes. it was a sexting message intended for his young daughter four years ago that inspired him to create this tool. >> the phone vibrates. i turn it over and johnny had sent a little text message with his johnson. >> reporter: the program he says works by using algorhythms. it teaches the computer to detect languages. >> a human can look at 500 images in an hour. one server with our software, 50,000 plus. ? and it's that premise -- >> reporter: and it's that premise that he's building on. maybe there's a certain government agency that would need some help sifting through 10s of thousands of e-mails between, say, a high ranking military official and women involved in a high profile

i will text message u.n.s done. >> excellent and really looking forward to it. >> today we're going to make the san francisco classic dish invented by italian and portuguese fishermen. it'll be like a nice spaghetti sauce. then we will put in the fish soup. the last thing is the dungeon as crab, let it all blend together. it will be delicious. when i could, i will try to make healthy meals with fresh ingredients, whatever is in season and local. those juicy, fresh tomatoes will take about an hour to cook down into a nice sauce. this is a good time to make our fish stock. we will take a step that seems like trash and boil it up in water and make a delicious and they speed up my parents were great clerics, and we had wonderful food. family dinners are very important. any chance you can sit down together and have a meal together, it is great communal atmosphere. one of the things i like the most is the opportunity to be creative. hello. anybody with sets their mind to it can cut. always nice to start chopping so

it is what we bring to text in the time we take to bring everything we know. how we do everything we can to that word, will we take the time to do that in order to literally go beyond the text? that is the great beauty of the red word. it is not in opposition to the oral word. i also believe that the digital presented word is also another entity. and i do not understand it sufficiently at all. it is the future and the present, and we are not studying it sufficiently to understand that transition. >> to the question is a little bit different. and i think the answer is that we used to think of the display as what we were seeing here. it is reflective of saying it is something you can put in a tour and run out of an image. it really behaves like paper. and there will be more and more displays that look like and behave like paper and have some of those qualities. by now, you're staring at a 100-watt lightbulb. and that is not fun, that's not pleasant, and you don't want to get in bed with a hundred watt lightbulb. but on the other hand, reading in bed, the kindle