it looks like even kids are texting nowadays. let's see what he's texting.obama, i'm too young to vote, please stop texting me." [ laughter ] we do get a lot of text tts from barack obama about voting. we do get a lot of those. celebrities are also known for texting. this next one is jennifer garner, walking down the sidewalk. let's see what jennifer garner's texting. "you are not batman. stop saying that. you're my husband, and i need you to pick up the kids from school." [ laughter ] very to the point. good for her to say that. here we have a speaker of the house john boehner. he's in a good mood today. certainly curious what he's texting. looks like it's to president obama. "no, no, no, yes. sorry, that last one is for my wife. no." [ laughter ] this next one is a guy in a cornfield. always fun, men in cornfield. let's see what he's texting. "doing great here on the farm, ma, and don't worry about me, i'm staying safe and paying close attention to the dangerous machinery i work -- " [ laughter ] i'm impressed he kept texting as he was being run over by a

you know michelle alexander's great texts of the new text the new jim crow.zero, absolutely. >> thank you for being here. my question is not about the case, the fact, verdicts, but what do you think martin luther king would say about the reaction and protests and ferguson? >> from the young people themselves? >> what i am saying is, maybe how i feel, martin luther king stood for peace and peaceful protest. i am wondering, what do you think he would say about what is going on there. >> i see what you are saying i can speak on behalf of martin, but based upon his life, his work, his witness, he would call for resistance, resistance, but it would be nonviolent resistance. that is the kind of whether he was. resistance but nonviolent resistance, which is to say, he would not go to ferguson and say, we have got to cool things off. the cool things off you end up in a deep freeze. the challenge has always been how do you channel your rage into love and justice rather than hatred and present? that is the question, and that is the question martin luther king was wrest

who'd he tell you he was texting? reporter: but virtually all those texts had been deleted. detective brooks labored for months, nights, weekends. kind of got emotionally wrapped up in this one, huh? >> i kept thinking of the children. i wanted answers for the children. >> reporter: and then, a breakthrough. finally nine months after the murder, a police analyst managed to recover several deleted text messages, including this one, time stamped 8:20 a.m., five hours before the murder. michelle writes to her dad, "has to be today. can't live like this. awful this morning." her dad's response? he asks if she can get him away for lunch, right? >> yes. >> reporter: she says she can? >> she says she can. and he replies, "okay, i will let you know time." >> my review of some of the text messages is that marc really wasn't interested in going to eat lunch that day, but she begged him to take her to lunch. >> reporter: after lunch, remember, she asked to linger for an ice cream treat. all the while texting her dad, said the pr

. >> the sobering video about texting and driving. >> oh, my goodness. >> a cat gets the you know what scared out of her. >> and a porker raised the barbecue. >> went straight for the hot dogs. >> she read the ingredients. >> i've got dramatic footage from brazil of a hit-and-run accident. it may be difficult to watch. you have two women walking down the road. see that? very quickly that car hit the woman closest to the street. >> that was intentional. it was like the car swerved into that woman. >> there are no indications that was intentional. police say the driver turned himself in two days later. according to police, he says the reason he was driving so fast is he was evaded an attempted robbery. that woman survived. she has to has surgery to her face. other than that, she is expected to recover. >> you see on the angle, it's strange he drifts over just as the women are there. you can see obviously he tries to swerve away too late. it's like he is not looking at the road until the last second. >> looks like the car is coming that way. i don't know if he was drifting because he was

but -- i love you for reading that text. it was a labor of love for me.ether. "the new york times" outed you guys about this book coming out on your 50th anniversary. >> that was the focus. >> the point was -- >> five years after -- >> i know. the point was you guys have really been together 54 -- a little more than 54 years. wru but the book celebrates 50 years. what was your response? >> i like peter's response best. >> we needed two years to process mary's passing. we were not about to hop on and say "let's make money." we took two years and started examining what it was in our hearts that would be a way to express this legacy. and an invocation to the next generation. we're talking about a 50-year span of music -- not like let's do something to make money this year. this is not that piece of work. that is very vapid -- person who did not even read the material was insulted. >> i think the thing that stands out about the text -- if we say so ourselves -- it's not just a description of who was where but how we felt about being there. what went into gett

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

oh, bad text. you need to be these days you have to be in touch. but you have to also ask the caller not callee respect that the call ee is doing something that needs some freedom. >> yes. >> you can tell, it is coming from someone with experience, chris. >> i like it not every hour when we talk but when i text to you do it in a decent amount of time. if you are dating someone you text them five hours later they will respond. really, really. >> expectations are immediate. >> even now with iphone they have red receipts it can get people in trouble. >> what is a read receipt. >> when you send someone something it tells you when they read it and at what time. you know,. >> that seems like a rulings of privacy you can turn them honor off. a woman can tell if he is spending or not. >> do you know it real time. >> like yes. >> lets say, it is 9:14. i send a text. it will say read 9:14. you looked at it. you read it. you are just not responding. >> he can turn it off. >> i turn it off on my phone. there are some people out there. if you are going to leave

when another girl texts my babe on date night -- whatever!tever that expression is she's making in the picture. even with the hard work, the royals made time for one and games. >> the nba and the brooklyn nets would like to welcome their royal highnesses the duke and duchess of cambridge the barclays center for their first nba game. let's please give them a warm brooklyn welcome! >> jon: sit down you big-headed (bleep)! (laughter) yeah. that is our traditional greeting. now, kate and william may not know much about basketball but they know royalty >> king james scoring big for the cavaliers. lebron putting his arm around kate for photos. and, yes, the much-anticipated meeting between british and brooklyn royalty took place -- beyonce and jay-z greeting will and kate, court side. >> omigod! omigod! omigod! they're going to touch! contact is imminent! oh, my god, i can't believe it! (laughter) that -- that's it? anybody else expect a beam of light brighter than a thousand suns? or a genie riding a rainbow into a sea diamonds? or when they ride

you're not loyal to text if you read it narrowly when the text is broad. what you have to do is figure out what it is that you do in order to keep the broad reading. this creates a real problem in constitutional interpretation because one of the things that is wrong with the originalism, associated with justice scalia, is that often he thinks that the text itself contains it. going back to roman times, one of my deep areas of academic involvement was i am the last living american roman law professor. is that the roman interpretation strategies took provisions like this and they said, you know, we realize they are not self-contained. that if we have prohibition against taking private property, we had better have a prohibition against blowing it up, even though it may not take the pieces. and that leads to the condemnation. it means you can never take private property, even when someone has a gun at your head. you can take private property. how do you measure compensation? so there's this whole elaborate body of non-textual stuff that has to be read in. that

. >> pam: >> gabe:they created it as part of their commitment to curbing texting while driving. result of that is the drive mode app >> gabe: 15 miles per hour the app will automatically silence your phone. >> gabe:once your phone is not moving over 15 miles an hour the app automatically disengages and text messages come through as normal. >> gabe:also you can set up an auto-reply that is texted to people who tried to text you >> gabe:that way they don't think you are ignoring them. >> gabe:the drive mode app can beyou have a lot of control over in the settings you can set it up how you want. >> gabe:parents can set it up that they will be notified in their kid turns off the drive mode app if they wish. >> gabe:of course this is all unnecessary and people can just ignore their phone when driving but studies show it is very hard for some people to ignore a new text message. so this is one way to help control dangerous behavior. >> gabe:gsk4n no text is worth a life - >> reporter:the search is on tonight for three men in this video -- disabled homeless man. tonight kron 4's dan ke

. >> we text back and forth game day.ere's something on about 49ers, we shoot stuff back and forth even during games. >> dal is a guy that i text with right now during games. we'll sit there and text each other while the plays are going on. if you would see a copy of that text, it would probably be, i mean, you know, feet long. it would roll out 20 feet. we're talking about the guys are doing great. and sometimes we say, oh, man, we're playing like you know what. >> a lot of times we start talking, but he doesn't want to know the score. he'll catch it later. and then he'll start texting me, what's the score, and i don't tell him. and we go back and forth. and people are on the head sets talking, niners this, niners that. >> we follow the game while the nba players are going back and forth. at time-outs and breaks, i'm saying, niners are up by seven. just scored a touchdown. we're going to win this thing. it's great. >>> do you have your own incredible faithful story to tell or do you know someone who truly is a faithful?

in a texts with her fingers. a difference? does your brain react differently depending on which digits you're using. >> what they said your thumb and index finger or pinky, that will correspond -- >> who texts with their pinky? >> not me. people are starting to >> we'll see a whole new generation of people growing up with this. my 3-year-old knows how to unlock it and go to her favorite song, let it go from frozen. we're looking at the whole new generation, my concern for younger kids, will they lose their ability to communicate and build -- >> how does the future mold out with the reading and writing because it's more technology and not hands on? >> any time you go a restaurant, kids are on the phone instead of communicating and talking. i'm worried about them losing the ability to communicate and develop relationships and being able to interact. that's a skill on its own. you may have a benefit filled in one area, again in moderation may be losing something else. >> omg, hilarious, we're all watching, i love yo

a much better image because i text and susan does not. and the muscles lock long and lock short. we have to get then back into -- lift up -- alignment. >> two easy poses one can do to take a lot of pressure off. >> okay, thanks so much. welcome back. kim, great to see you. >>> our time 11:5. coming up, a big test for the u.s. space program this week. and the big changes in tomo. >>> we're going to be watching several stories that are developing today. just moments from now, president obama will kick off a series of meetings in reaction to the fallout in ferguson, missouri. the president will meet with community leaders to discuss building trust. he will review the federal funding for military equipment that goes to local police forces. >>> right now, northern virginia bureau david culver is in alexandria where dewitt simeon is in court. accused killing carolyn cross, the former deputy director of the d.c. department of corrections. watch news 4 to find out what's happening in that case. >>> after disappointing black friday for retaers, we will be keeping an eye on cyber monday sa

congratulations on the new text.q $uch for being on the program. >> thank you. >> next "gil scott-heron." it will the revolution will not be televised. >>> gil scott-heron is best known for his 1970 "the revolution will not be televised." he encap congratulate a turbulent era with things such as the bible and johannesburg. now his complex life is the subject of a critically acclaimed text writtenÑi by mars baram, "pieces of a man." first, how his music define an era. ♪ ♪ you will not be able to stay home brother you will not be able to plug in turn on and cop out ♪ ♪ you will not be able to lose yourself and skip out for beers during commercials because the revolution will not be televised ♪ >> let me start with the obvious. you are the editor, managing editor of the "international business times." yet, you're writing a book go il scott-heron. why? >> people ask that a lot. because for me this of a labor of love. i felt like it was something i had to do. my background is journalism, hard news, business politics. but

so we came here thinking we were going to get a pretty ambitious text. we had commitments and pledges to green climate fund and you have the u.s. and china announcements and so on. instead we got of a half-baked deal >> reporter: the third drought was rejected out of hand by developing countries. >> we feel this text needs a little surgery, and we would like us to put on our gowns, our scalpels and carefully insert a few vital organs that need to be incorporated in this agreement. >> reporter: outside the dismantling began, but it seems the conference would go on and on. lost in damage finance the coronations were taken out of the text. the u.s. wanted it to stay that way. >> we have no time for lengthy new negotiations, and i think we all know that. >> reporter: while the endless back and forth took its toll, developing countries worked on the words. china and the u.s., who have been in disagreement over the state of the text here in lima, in the event it was a small victory for the developing nations and the fourth version of the text on the day. >> we

did you send her text messages? >> no. >> reporter: jessica says you sent her text messages calling her porky pig. >> not in my vocabulary that's not something i would say. >> reporter: but jessica had had enough. she went on the offensive and sued anderson, claiming he violated the fair credit reporting act. you turned the tables back on him. >> yes, exactly. >> reporter: anderson never showed up in court, and a judge awarded jessica more than $33,000. now she was the collector and he was the one who had to pay up. >> i came out on top. i fought back, he can't bother me anymore. >> reporter: rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> good for her for fighting back. >>> coming up, a subway commute takes a romantic turn. speak new or forever hold your peace. instant index is up next. kes a romantic turn. speak new or forever hold your peace. instant index is up next. problems to get in the way nt my g of hosting my book club. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps increase airflow from

his mother concerned by his last text message to her.rry if i'm an embarrassment but these concussions have my head all messed up. doctors say those hard hits to the head that cause concussions can lead to problems with concentration, memory and feelings of sadness and anxiety. >> the worst thing for you is to have another concussion while still recovering from a first one. >> reporter: karageorge played on even though his mother said he had several concussions. the search for a missing athlete is over but questions remain about whether his death could have been prevented. bazi kanani, abc news, washington. >>> a 12-year-old cleveland boy shot dead by police last month was remembered at a wake yesterday. tamir rice was carrying what police thought was a real gun. it turned out to be a toy. the shooting is under investigation. rice's funeral is wednesday. >>> a boy who vanished four years ago has been reunited with his mother after he was rescued from a secret compartment in his father's home near atlanta. the missing 13-year-old texted h

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and you find yourself tweeting and texting in general when your phone is not broken. >> texting is anitying. and i say it to everybody out there. please do not text while driving. >> and you are too valuable as human beings, to the world, to be able to put yourself in that situation. >> it can wait. >> you can. >> and how different is texting and technology now like it was 15 years for dating? >> i was thinking about this. it is literally rounding relationship. is there si lepser do i text him? is he mad the at me and does he think i am mad at him? you have to be witty and responsive. >> he didn't write xo or lol or ha. >> note to self. i sign off my e-mails and texting with a xo. >> pick up the phone and call me. >> we are staying out here for overtime. click on the overtime tab. >> we begin with a fox news alert. a popular automaker expanding the recall to all 50 states. honda giving in to pressure from federal regulators over a potentially deadly air bag defect. we are covering all of the news. >> iran is joining in the fight against isis. should we trust teheran as an ally agains

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his new text is out called "just mercy: a story of justice and redemption."ust saw "the new york times" has it on its list of 100 best books of the year and it's on a bunch of other lists as well. it might be good holiday gift giving for those who want to be sensitized to the topics that we've discussed tonight. brian stevenson, good to have you on this program. >> thank you so much, tavis. >>> coming up, we'll continue our conversation with acclaimed poet claudia rankin. stay with us. >>> acclaimed poet claudia rankin's latest book is a book -- poem, in fact, and grapples with race and identity written in the aftermath of trayvon martin's death. it's titled "citizen: an american lyric." and it's being compared to the works of walt whitman and langston hughes. it's complex and detailed depiction of what it means to be an american. claudia rankin, i'm honored to have you on this program. >> thank you for having me. >> i want to go right back to the cover. it is an arresting, provocative, unsettling cover. tell me about this image and why you chose it as the co

there are many breaks in the text.is only one, one of the most provocative. >> mary magdelene was the major apostle in the first century. he was on the level of peter and thomas. >> the idea that jesus christ had children with mary and they became part of the french royal line that is placed on legends that go back to french back to the 9th century. it is not a new idea but it has virtually no historical basis whatever. there is good food and junk food and good finks and junk fiction. the da vinci is junk fiction. >> now let's join gregg palkot to talk about how the da vinci code has helped tourism. >> part of the book is here and the action begins at the museum with the murder of the curator and the paintings hint at among other things mary magdelene's more prominent role. >> it is more interesting about mary magdelene as her role as an early leader. >> one of several conducted here is led by art expert mcqueen. >> history is something that is based on original documentation something that dan brown play as little fas

so explain that to me. >> i think it goes to the statutory text.i mean the statutory text says, women affected by pregnant sir childbirth or related medical conditions shall be treated same et cetera as other persons not so affected in their ability to work. what that text is saying to an employer don't consider whether this person is affected by pregnancy effected or not so effected that is not basis you compare this employee to other employees. compare this employee on based on ability to work. this was in generals to general electric v. gilbert which upheld employer policy distinguished based on the source of the disabling condition. treated some kinds of disabling conditions differently than pregnancy related disabling conditions. >> you have admitted that other persons can not be read literally. you have to reed things things into. you would read people into it the people in the same job classification but if you can do that then why can't you also read into it people whose injuries or disabilities have the same source? >> because once you do

text cbs philly sports to 84816. to have news sent right to your mobile phone, message and data rates will apply. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, voice mail, it is so 1990. isn't it? well, now one company is letting its workers get rid of it. >> first though here's what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. pea past >> three year old remains in stable condition after a broad daylight, south newkirk street before noon yesterday. , three year old was hit in the leg while inside his home. another man shot on the street outside. gunman remains at large. >> shooting early today took place less than mile from that shooting in grays ferry. and this one, 33 year old man was hit once in the back and was taken to the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. that gunman also remains on the loose. >>> and, demonstrations continue in new york, and elsewhere, over grand jury decisions not to indict white police officers in the deaths of un arm black men. two new york officers were shot and killed saturday by a gunman

. >> regrettably instead of giving voice to the aspirations of both palestinians and israelis this textes the concerns of only one side. it's deeply imbalanced and contains many elements that are not conducive to negotiations between the parties including unconstructive deadlines that take no account of israel's legitimate security kentuckys. concerns. >> reporter: five countries abstained including the united kingdom which criticized the lack negotiations but suggested support for most of the context. france and other supporters said it was time for the security council to do more. >> after more than 25 years of negotiations the international community must share the weight of these negotiations and bear eights share of the political and historical responsibility. the. >> reporter: the palestinian ambassador said they were failing his country. >> considering the situation that is now happening, you need to address the needs and national aspiration of the palestinian leadership must now consider its next steps. >> reporter: there are questions about the timing of the vote. the jordanian

is it you or your husband by the way. >> i don't text behind the wheel. >> no. >> okay. buckle your seat belts because the answer might surprise you. that is good. >> you tried, you tried. >> new study says older more experienced drivers do more texting than drivers who are young. researchers from wayne state university conduct the study and they said older drivers are more likely to drift out of their lane when texting and driving. young are drivers are less distracted by the the phone. they grew up with phones in their hand. they plan to publish findings next month. never peak in the text in the stop light. >> maybe at a stop light. >> age old question in the delaware valley, what state is the worst to drive-in? how about the one that exercises the leads? well, a new list names what exercises the leads? well, a new list names what else our area is deciding between buying is no longer a problem. healthy pa offers name-brand health insurance for the cost of a few basic groceries. if you're uninsured, call or apply online today. >>> no two states are a alike in all of the

turns out there were 12, started with the governor texting her. she responded.dialog, it appears, during that day of testimony. coincidentally, now that the committee is asking for these records of text messages, both the fwoern and the governor's chief of staff have simultaneously deleted these messages. >> do you know when they were deleted? >> we don't know when they were deleted, and they can't tell us when they were deleted, and that's all the more troubling. >> when you say they can't tell us. you've asked the governor, when did you delete these messages? >> we asked through his counsel and they said they were deleted in the ordinary course of business, whatever that means. what's troubling is people have said bridget kelly may have violated the law because she tried to delete an e-mail we have been interested in. similarly, we would have been interested in seeing these text messages, if for no other reason than to corroborate the story we've been given that there was nothing there. but interestingly enough, before we get a chance to look at it they delete

this congress text is entirely absent from the study. in addition, everyone must remember that the c.i.a. was directed to conduct this program by the president. i have spoken with a number of c.i.a. officers over the years who remember the contentious debates about the program at the time it was being considered, but at the end of the day, the agency did what the president directed them to do under color of law and based upon opinions issued and updated by the department of justice. many of my colleagues continue to discuss the brutality of many of the enhanced interrogation techniques. while i agree with waterboarding which only occurred against three detainees is particularly severe, many of the other techniques were not. and by comparison, k.s.m., who was one of the detainees that was subjected to waterboarding, personally beheaded "wall street journal" reporter daniel pearl and a number of other u.s. citizens have been tortured by al qaeda-inspired groups since. the current threat level posed by isil and other al qaeda-affiliated ter

i did not say that the text was vague. the word private property does not mean exclusive possession, has always meant exclusive possession plus use. when you start to read these things as vague, what you do is you narrow the definition of property. the can expand the scope of federal government -- and to create nationwide criteria. sent essentially wrote on the dangers of mercantilism. it turns out that those sorts dangerous apply today as much as it did then. with a standard reading of the commerce code is always created a situation in which agricultural, labor, the whole system of cartels is there. wrath against the liberalism is the cartel machine. circumstances do not -- today, transportation and communication is better than it is ever been. the movement of goods in and boundary lines -- original conception that congress could keep the arteries of transfusion communication open, and do more powerful is today. to the situation of the articles of confederation, he is right. the articles of confederation did not have -- l

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the third draft of the text was rejected out of hand. >> we feel the text needs a little surgery, and would like us to put on our gowns and scaples and insert a few outside it seems it began, and will go on and on. lost and damaged. the u.s. wanted it to stay that way. >> we have no time for lengthy negotiation, and i think we all know that. >> reporter: while the endless back and forth took its toll, the developing countries worked on the word. china and the u.s., in disagreement over the text here in lima. in the event, it was a small victory to the developing nation, and a forth version of the text on the day. >> we know that we must address climate change. we know that we can address climate change, and we cement the fact that we will address climate change. >> this conference was hosted by one of the countries worst affected by climate change, from melting glaciers to deforestation and all the implications. with that backdrop. the lima conference was about charting a roadmap in a year's time. >> given the optimism before the conference, lima has been a disappointment, saved from

of us may find ourselves hundred chipping over when we do, that text or e-mail. how much does posture play a role in your overall health? family physician doctor rob dan off joins us. so how much does it play in our overall health as far as bending over all the time and not realizing it as much as we do it as much as we do. >> for our next i call it i neck. so used to looking at smart phones, tablets, e readers all of that, but we're meant to be upright. and if we're slouched over or our bodies at a different angle, it can cause difficulties breathing, headaches neck paining, tingling, neck zero numbness, back for our neck and mood and depression. see people walk hunched over, they're depress add loft times f we walk, you know, upright, then we secrete more of our endorphins, which relieve pain and serotonin which we feel better, also breathe better, because when you're hundred over, you don't breathe as well. can't take as good deep breaths. >> this has happened to all every us, hub. over, start to feel pain in your spine your neck. do you put pressure on your s