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that's 110 texts and phone calls a month. so his assertion that the two only had a business relationship, that doesn't really make sense if you're texting and phone calling someone so much. >> of. >> it is -- >> it is easy to forget the mcdonnells have separate legal teams. >> reporter: maureen mcdonnell's attorney said in their opening statements that look, she was in this failing marriage. their marriage was on the rocks. she was vulnerable and this wealthy businessman, this salesman, comes along and totally takes advantage of that, showering her with gifts and trying to get to the governor, trying to get them to do things, to do specific official acts for his company. near they're also say -- they're also saying this was not a business relationship. they're good friends texting and phone calling each other. at one point there was evidence that said there were texts and phone calls overnight from 1 a.m. to 8:00 in the morning and jonnie williams said oh, no, that can't be. i would never do that. then we saw the sensational

text apps. when tohe cost worth it mutation systems are coming online soon? although i disagree with the majority, i thank the staff for their efforts and the chairman for the dialogue on this topic. thank you, mr. chairman. abouteverybody has talked , there are almost 2 billion text messages sent through carrier-based sms services every year and billions more sent through over-the-top. as we graphically heard from the textingfamily example, is now as important to function on a mobile device as talking. ore of those text messages calls for help. some of those cries for help or from individuals who cannot hear or speak. 911 if you can. but if you can't, what are you going to do? hearing -- i remember a meeting with the young deaf woman who told the story of her and sheaving a seizure because shel 911 could neither here nor speak. she was alone. she fortunately had the presence of mind to take her mother at mothernd fortunately her looked at the text message quickly and called 911. or there is the

it created text neck.ealthy curvature in the spine and it happens when you lean over your devices for long periods of time. most common not surprisingly in children and young adults. doctors say to prevent text neck you and your children should sit straight and hold your phone at eye level. actually you know what, it could be almost be like a by september exercise if you do this enough times. >> cursing is obviously not a good thing. but can it get you in trouble with the law? >> you may may not think so but did it for one south carolina mom. danielle wolf was shopping with her family she noticed another customer following her. that customer a woman then confronted her. accusing her of using the f word around her kids. well wolf says she didn't occurs at the kids but at her husband. because he was smashing bread with a frozen pizza. wolf is facing diss orally conduct charges. she says the woman who originally complained about the foul language apologized to her. >> a child trying to out swim a massive croc

and then jonnie williams said the governor texted him a photograph of him wearing that rolex watch. and jonnie williams said on the stand, my first thought was, i was the first time i knew for sure that the governor knew the watch was from me. well today under cross- examination, the defense showed the time stamp record of jonnie williams' iphone records and that texts from the governor, the alleged text from the governor with that photograph of him wearing the rolex watch, it wasn't there. so jonnie williams says look, if there's no data, i can't do anything about that. definitely interesting trying to get jonnie williams, poking some holes in what he says and talking about his immunity deal. jonnie williams said on the stand, this is a very serious situation. i am telling the truth, period. i'll have more coming up at 5:00. andrea? >> fascinating, peggy. thank you, peggy fox live from richmond, virginia. >>> ten people were hurt and two dozen are now homeless after a fire at an apartment complex in frederick. it happened on parkway drive near waverly drive. frederick firefighters

in an a emergency the text message for help as a text message for help. a person should not have to worry whether the test mixes-- text message is on the carrier or some over-the-top servers. but there is a challenge we face. some over-the-top services are i.t. faced rather than interconnected with the sms service. there are technical issues to overcome. that is why we are issuing a further notice on this topic. but the first step is that all carriers and all interconnected sms texting applications should be covered, and that is the step that we take today. i was reminded as i was listing up here of the observation that a journey of 1000 miles begins with a single step. i guess we could sit here and wait until everything is worked out. i guess we could sit here and wait until the all i.p. next-generation 911 calls, but if one life is one too many, as we have heard today from this dias what are we going to explain to that life or to his o r her relatives? that we figured we would sit here and wait until the best of all possible worlds was possible. we are

texted 40 times a day with threatening texts, clearly unwanted texts. stalking with the homicidal cases was following her, doing things like slashing tires mentioned in one of the cases, destroying property. it was not just verbal harassment, e-mails, and texts. was inof the criticisms modern days, people do not always call. they often text or send e-mails. one of the criticisms was it is not as scary if they do it by texts. you do see that in stalking behavior in the modern age. >> it is threatening texts and e-mails. >> you make that qualification for stalking. >> threatening and unwanted texts and e-mails, and continual. >> my time is up. thank you very much. >> senator blumenthal. thank you for holding this hearing. thank you to all of our expert panel. i want to mention i am pleased to be working with my partner from connecticut, senator chris murphy, who has been a leader in this area. i know he joins me in thanking the jackson family for being here today. campbell, based on your research, do women take the decision lightly to seek a temporary res

it was like a drunk text. i texted him and i don't remember? thank god it's nice., what? what? i've called him out? what the -- nobody has to know? >> jimmy: there should be a sensor on your phone that shuts it down before anything like that goes out. >> that's a great app. >> jimmy: you guys, doing voicework on -- is this the first time, bradley, you've done voicework for something like that? >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's so much easier, right? >> than actually, physically doing it? >> jimmy: yeah. >> i think it has different challenges. >> jimmy: i think that's [ bleep ]. >> really? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but, vin, you -- >> just moving right on. like, that's [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: that's a load of [ bleep ]. if i don't get the answer i'm expecting to hear -- vin, you probably, i don't know what you made from this movie. but [ bleep ]. you probably got paid more per word than anyone in the history of film. yes? >> yes. >> jimmy: yes. thank you. finally someone's speaking the truth here. we're going to take a break. we'll be right back with the cast of "guardians of the g

and then text roftmho for rolling on the floor twisting my head off? for anyone out there who suspects their smart phone might be in need of text-orcism, do not take it to the genius bar. you will be there for an eternity. (laughter) stay tuned for more of the tip wag power hour coming up right after this sentence. next up on tip wag everyone knows nasa has seen better days. the budgets were bigger, the goals were higher, everyone looked like ed harris. now our space program is gutted. but like the crew of apollo 13 i have never lost hope and i store my urine in bags. well, over the weekend, folks, america finally got some good nasa news. >> nasa's space rover on mars making some news of its own on sunday driving 25 mile, setting a new record for the longest off-earth driving distance since it arrived in mars in 2004. >> stephen: which is why i'm giving a tip of the hat to nasa for their feat of off planet road off-roading. that's quite an achievement, folks. because as the rover's project manager said, opportunity was only intended to drive about one

text. >> what do they did? >> offer to the lbgtq jewish community and make sure there is programming available, one of the main objectives is to oversee and maintain a grant that goes to really do most of the outside of the synagogues program for lbgtq jewish folks in the bay area. that program is only a few years old and it's really important in providing all kinds of really fun and innovative programs for the communities and we hope to provide grants in the future to other organizations and individuals that may want to provide programs for the lbgtq community as well. >> what attracted to you this to this program? why was it something you said yes to? >> i think being able to make an impact in the jewish community for me personally is important, with the addition of being in the lbgtq community as well. those two things intersecting and making sure that other people get involved and feel like they have the home in the community, it's really important to me. >> and for me, this opportunity came around birthday

you text. >> yes. >> but then we're going to -- >> i tweet. >> but we're going to make your texting life -- >> i podcast. >> we'll make your texting life easier. >> okay. >> instead of pushing all the keys and -- >> spelling everything out. >> why don't you just voice text. this is cool. >> much easier than writing it. so here's how you do it. here's the phone. now there's a little microphone. >> icon. >> the icon. i'm about to send you a text message. i'm going to push the thing. the microphone. i'm going to say, hey, kathie lee. would you like to go to lunch with me? >> sound drunk. >> i am. >> stop wiping, wining about your name spelling. okay. and now look what happens. in just a minute. >> spell my name right. >> look at that. >> no. that was awesome. did you see that? now it should appear on -- >> what? >> hit send. >> oh. you know what, i'm going to hit send. okay. let's see. send. >> okay. now it should show up. >> see. >> isn't this so much better than speaking -- than typing it all and waiting. >> unless you think your friend is going to be offended you don't know how to spell

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have to explain this is very important to understand is that firstly islam does not allow this the text within islam do not allow this the teachings of islam do not allow this however we've been warned about these groups and how evil they were look the texts ascribed these to be the sons of the devil's dogs of how five for the main reason because they are so vile and so barbaric that's why they are described to be . like the dogs of how far i know that the way that they come across so romantic in that in their approach attracting many impressionable young men who want to or want to do something or are very angry over there working on the hearts and minds of young men and women who are very very emotional but also equally very very angry but mr good you don't those people have. a reason to be angry and i'm not talking about islam here i'm talking about again be realities of their life because i assumed that those people even be. you know the most hard line of the jihadist i assume that they probably didn't have the easy stuff lives i think that this is you know it was again proper haps o

what happened when the victim began texting the man who took off in her van. >> it was a winner of a forecast today. sunshine and seasonal temperatures. 'll hey details with the forecast. >>> developing news. texas governor rick peris defending himself today against accusations of abuse of power. a grand jury indicted the republican on two felony counts for making good on a veto threat last year. he very toed funding for a unit investigating public corruption because the democratic official heading the office refused to resign after being convicted of drunk driving. >> this indictment amounts to nothing more than abuse of power. and i cannot, and i will not, allow that to happen. >> the investigative unit is based in austin. heavily democratic city where the grand jury was seated. the rest of texas is heavily republican. perry says he stands by his actions. >> a woman in missouri got her storm van back after texting the thief. megan is a single mother of five who uses her van to run her small business. she thought all was lost when it was storm from a store parking lot. but she left

peniel, thanks for the text.good to have you on the program. >> great to be back. >> coming up, country singer martina mcbride. stay with us. >> martina mcbride is one of country music's most successful stars with 14 grammy nominations to her name. she was named female vocalist of the year 14 times. her latest cd "everlasting" she's charting new territory for her covering classic soul and r & b songs like "i have been loving you too long" and "what becomes of the broken hearted." let's take a look. ♪ ♪ because i love you too much baby ♪ ♪ >> first of all, honored to have you on the program. >> thank you. >> delighted that you decided to do this. tell me why. >> you know, i have always wanted to make a record like this. i just kind of listened to my little voice, the creative voice that said this is a good thing, you should do this. i just love the music. i have always put songs like this in my show over the years. we covered "at last," "natural woman," songs like that. it's fun. >> what about the traditional soul

a parent's phone calls or texts, the parent can then lock the teen's phone, no calls, no texts, no games. the teen can only call 911 or the parent who can unlock the phone with a code. >> all he has to do is hit mom and he'll start calling me. >> reporter: houston mom designed the app after she got so frustrated one day when 17-year-old bradley didn't answer her calls. >> all that i needed them to do was just to let our poor little dog out. >> reporter: a year later her app has hit the market and it's becoming a big hit with parents. >> parents have actually e-mailed me thanking me for creating this app. >> from a safety perspective it's a great choice for parents. and it teaches the kids responsibility. >> reporter: but it turns out, and you'll be shocked by this, kids aren't crazy about the idea. >> i don't want this. please. >> sounds like a real -- >> i don't want it. >> that's not cool. >> reporter: why not? >> because it's unfair. what if she doesn't respond to my phone call? >> reporter: it just goes to show you necessity may be the mother of invention, but don't underestimate a m

new health phenomenon being treated across the country and they're calling it text neck.t's unhealthy curvature in the spine and it happens when you lean over technology for longer periods of time. it's most common in kids and young adults. doctors say to prevent text next you should sit straight and hold your phone at eye level. a study found that 79% of 18 to 44 year olds have their phones with them get this 22 hours a day. but iput it down. >> new moms in massachusetts have a place to go if they need breast milk for their newborn. a hospital in plymouth has become the first breast milk deport for the area. doctors say donat donated breask helps babies whose moms may be not able to make enough for one reason or another. it's all screened and pat cher arrived. >> a kennett square artist is creatincreating art. this is neilson showing sketches of an image for the archdiocese it is the holy family. wow, more than 67 right there. carlin says the painting will be more than 4 feet tall and he used local parishioners to pose for it. thousands and thousands will see it up close

they're much more interested in just texting and calling.o that means they're not downloading apps. that bringing the average down according to deloitte. melissa: rob, this makes sense to me. there is always a free app. why would i pay for one? that is what they talk about, people don't want to pay for apps. why would i pay for something. >> certainly that is is part of it. we saw the same pattern with pc's came to market. at very beginning there were lots and lots of apps, over the years they dropped off and dropped off and dropped off. people lost the wonder and probably they had too much choice. it became a problem as well. folks just gravitated to things they like doing and they stopped. that is enough. we don't need 87 apps we can't find on our phone. melissa: makes your phone a big mess and it pad too as well. friendly fire from yahoo! maries say mayer, one shareholder taking issue with the ceo stock activity, saying highly disappointed given terrible results in the quarter mayer is selling down invested stock options every two weeks i

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, there's a text alert where you can give $10 and i think it's 80077.usa9.com. they show you the exact number, we don't have that in our script. that's an instantaneous gift. >> i want to thank you wusa9, this is tremendous to reach out to more and more people. the more people who see this the more people who realize the need that's out there. thank you for pitching in and being our partner on this. >> we're glad to do it. we're not done yet. we have the rest of today, we're going to continue tomorrow and we're going to make the challenge on the evening shows and again on the morning shows tomorrow. that's it for the news. we're going to continue to push. wusa9 news is back on tv at 5:00, and we are waiting minutes away from president obama to make a statement about the situation @6m >> hilary: hey. welcome back. >> neil: hilary. >> hilary: you okay? >> neil: [ sighs ] >> hilary: [ chuckles ] neil? >> neil: i can't see. >> hilary: neil. >> neil: where are you? i -- why can't i -- why can't i see? >> cane: he just asked to see hilary. just give him som

the ay this works, this is plain text. you can choose either of these lines and write the ciphered individual on the other end knew which line you were going to use, you could iftect the message and again it fell into the hands of someone who shouldn't have it, they don't have this or they prearrangement of the disks, they're not going to find out what the message says. an important thing to know hat today when we conduct conversations, we do lightning speed. we're fundamentally doing the same thing. a receiver, a set sequence. a key. they both know it. nd that way if the information does fall into the wrong hands, it's not going to be used against you because the individuals are not going to it means. jefferson to the cipher disk, we do like to talk bout times in history where cryptology made a real difference. in the beginning where our nation is fighting for our the making and breaking of codes played a critical role. the example that i always like about is the fact that washington's decision to move at a rapid clip to

text. the city's new standard format is also easier to read on a smartphone and tablet because it expands the different tabs that are there. along with this new city format, i found the opportunity to make our mod site more friendly and moren intuitive and better links to information and resources. our office started a major overhaul. we decided it wasn't enough to just move information around but an opportunity to update all of our content. of course i had no idea how much work that would be. [ laughter ] but this week is a team effort at mod. we delivered our new content to the web master and he's going to be developing a scope of work and once we agree, he'll be freezing the design and once he freezes the design i will have an estimate of what you can expect to see our brand new accessible website. i will keep you posted. my last item really is to give a shout out to the independent living resource center in san francisco about an upcoming event and ilrc sf is celebrating the 24th annive

, and not interacting with the child. >> the purpose of that ad is not to tap the evils of texting or watching television. those are not evil things in themselves, what's noticeable is here's a child standing up in a play pen looking at his mom and her back is to him and she's texting and got the tv on. it's a missed opportunity for that language engagement. it's more about that and less it's not a commentary about texting. >> what kind of feedback are you getting about this campaign? >> the greatest thing -- it's one of the most fun, wonderful things i've ever worked on in my career. the feedback has been so overwhelmingly positive. parents are excited about it. it does a lot of things, reinforces what many of them believe they are doing already but a lot through social media are sharing their ideas about -- here's another idea of how i do this at home and it worked well with my kids. he's in third grade now and at the head of his class. >> i want to ask before we run out of time. you have kits for new parents. >> yes, every mother in the state of california should go home from the h

you can't text or talk until you call mom back.ah is aroundford climbed mount kilimanjaro and served -- sand irford climbed mount kilimanjaro and served in the iraq war. we could also see this going a different direction. do you see some couples doing this? >> yeah. >> reporter: can you envision this happening to people in relationships '. >> i definitely can if it's either new or you don't trust a person or whatever, but it's not our thing. >> that kind of gets rid of any kind of trust in any relationships. >> reporter: good idea for parents, not so much couples. as for the app creator's son. >> i thought it was a good idea but for other people, not me. >> i like the idea but for other people, not me. the hits just keep on comin >> not for my, no, no. >> i like it for them, though. >>> it got really cloudy really all day long near the water and you know there's something brewing when inland goes cloudy like 7:00 at night. the cloud cover has pushed everywhere in the bay area. it's not even midnight. show you time lapse, watch the

he's got goldman ceo of text power, a website security firm. a lot of people are very nervous looking at these headlines. and a lot of people do some of the anti-hack attack steps and still they feel very vulnerable. how vulnerable are you to these big attacks on the big banks? >> well, in the ongoing cat and mouse game between security and hackers, chalk up another one for the mice. there are plenty of things that you can do to protect yourself. and i would like to go through those steps with you. they are very basic and things that will keep you protected. >> you have a list here. you say choose a strong pass word. we all hear this. change it frequently. so what's considered strong and how frequently do you change it? >> this is security 101. select a pass word that does not contain dictionary word. it doesn't have your birthday, your dog's name in it. you want to choose something that's long, complicated. has a couple of symbols in it. and if you could pick a phrase, that would be really good. you want to change the password, probably at lea

. >> i received a text message from her saying, "happy new year." and then she had let me know that her cousin was in labor and she was beyond excited. >> reporter: at the stroke of midnight, the couple back in their room. >> they watched fireworks off the balcony. and at midnight, of course, they had a new year's eve kiss. >> reporter: but soon the sound of those fireworks, replaced by something else -- the shouting coming from their room. the couple had gotten into an argument. >> it got pretty heated. the people staying in the room next door ended up calling 911. >> reporter: 1:47 a.m. >> there's two people over there just screaming and yelling, a woman and a man, at each other. >> reporter: the police arrive just as joe, the future husband, is leaving. they pass him as they head up the stairs to that room to find sheena and her dogs. >> sheena wouldn't go into too much detail about what the fight was about. >> reporter: soon the police leave. but this case was far from over. the most shocking twist was about to come next. >> i answer the phone,

dates from it is an extremely rare text. throughout time of the individuals, not only the ones who ran the national security agency, but the agencies that came before nsa, the individuals involved in training often look for anything they could get their hands on that spoke to the art and science of the discipline. toagain, this is a testament the fact that cryptology has been with us for a very, very long time. when we talk about the united states, it's important to note that the making and breaking of codes has been a part of america even before we gained independence. one of our most precious artifacts is referred to as the jefferson cipher device. truth in advertising. it is very important to note that we don't have any conclusive evidence that this particular device belonged to thomas jefferson. but there are some inducing facts about it. one, this device was found in an antique store very close to monticello. it appears to have the ability to cipher french and english, and we know that jefferson was an ambassador to fra

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regarding texts and text selection. trading systems provide no access to this feature or its management. is just not provided for in the fold function of an operating system we should just work you know a text field. so we had to get inside windows and mac operating systems market to be able to manage it properly. so much about the outputs parallels we were keen to give it a go back it's the artsy office. the guys at the company didn't tell us is that's parlous x. is also pretty useful for playing private school jokes on unsuspecting colleagues. the computers in our office can be accessed by pretty much any artsy employee i installed apollo's desktop clients on one of them the other day just to test out the program unfortunately our producer yulia didn't know this when she started the computer and the opportunity to play a practical joke on a was just too good to miss. we had four cameras around the office while you was away but i was in constant contact with our director said again if you told me once one zero and once