find this surprising. >> a lot of those students have told us that it's their parents who are texting them during the class and during the school day. >> most adults don't think they're encouraging bad behavior. they send the text thinking the message will just wait to be read at the end of the school day. but no kid is going to wait to read a text. what's the point? >> it's instant, it's fast, it gets to you right away. >> yes, texting is a useful and powerful technology, but with power comes responsibility. sometimes we're texting so fast we send messages to the wrong person. >> if you're sending about 100 texts a day, you've got to be typing pretty quickly. so, count to three, look at who you're sending it to, make sure it's the right person, and then press send. >> i was supposed to go out to a party with my friend, and i didn't want my brother to come, but i sent it to him instead. oops. >> i was messing around with my friend at school, and i accidentally sent it to the wrong person, and he took it the wrong way. >> me and a couple friends were texting about a surprise party, and i ac

>> the gentleman is in custody and we are seeking a full prosecution on them and we want to pro text them from overnight damages. >> these are the pieces that came crashing down and they were also bricks and pipes thrown on goth street. occupied protesters took over the same building last month. many say they are likely responsible for the mission district monday night and an estimated 100 people took over police cars even the mission police station. we will continue with the mayday protest throughout the morning and you will also find video on our website ktvu channel www.ktvu.com. >>> newt gingrich will officially end his campaign for the presidential nomination today. the former house speaker with make an announcement our time. heel briefly mention front- runner mitt romney and that there are plans underway to be held for a formal endorsement in a couple of weeks. >>> in afghanistan, they were killed, the group that is claiming responsibility and the target of that attack. >>> closing arguments continue in a high profile murder trial in san francisco. edwin ramos is a used of killing t

now i have to ring or text them all in turn. the upside is that my elder son has been going to bed early. now he can't play games online all night-- and in turn, waking up early. >> the kim household has certainly been transformed this week. they've been rediscovering old skills and spending more time with each other and the neighbors. even the dog seems happier. >> [speaking korean] >> the positive side has been having more time to talk to each other. it's been good for my eldest son, who's been showing signs of internet addiction, to realize the importance of moderation. >> [speaking korean] >> i've hardly played games at all this week. when i've met up with my friends, we've been shooting pool or doing karaoke or just hanging out. >> the other family taking part in our experiment has struggled to navigate the complexities of modern-day career without the internet. youm jung-a, who has had to go out to the supermarket more this week, normally does at least 70% of her shopping online--not unusual in a country where the total e-

and the groups of employees who said, we should do this, and smoking cessation strategies again, texting them. kids don't talk to one another. and they text. that could be a good thing. and having raised a few, yes. that could be a good thing. yeah, figuring out, how to connect that. and 30, 40 employees, innovative strategies and idea and innovation award. have told them that kind of energy and effort we welcome from any place in the department. we want people to -- to be a work in progress and -- creative, and that has been a very exciting adventure. >> hi. my name is christine west. i'm from the u.s. senate subcommittee on the federal work force and oversight of government management. my question is about reframing the discussion around -- the federal work force. as you have heard even today at an event meant to celebrate -- public servants, a lot of the questions are from the media. a lot of them are about headlines. while important. we are here to celebrate workers. how do we reframe the discussion so that we talk about headlines in terms of what the federal work force has done to uncove

cell phones, kids are now staying connected to their parents, they're running away but it might text them that they are ok so at least have that connection and we know where they are. >> nationwide out of the 800,000 missing children's cases reported every year, 150 are stranger abductions. fed is less than one-tenth of 1%. it is extremely rare. >> what about predatory situations within the family, what about the evil uncle? >> he is helping run the search for sierra lamar, it has been 19 years since his daughter was kidnapped and killed. >> if it is about a contentious divorce, and the parent that has taken them is often found living underground, line them and asking them to live a lie. there's nothing positive about that kind of situation either. and of course there are the kids that are victimized in horrible ways, by characters like this guy that took sierra lamar, or the creek that took my daughter. >> it is extremely rare, but this one is real. and that they did not find her dead or alive today. but these people say that it will not give up until they do. >> for more on the search f

them. all that texting and scrolling could be damaging to your joints. kate amara has more. >> it is quick and when you are using your smartphone or ipad, you are probably not thinking about how much time you are spending on it. mercy medical center doctors say too much texting and scrolling can cause repetitive stress injuries in our hands and fingers. >> we are seeing different types of injuries where you have the blackberry injury where people are texting with their fingers and the iphone issue where people are using their thumb to flip the screen repetitively. that can lead to these stress injuries. >> symptoms of hand injuries can include stiffness or soreness in the fingers, radiating pain from the finger to the palm of the hand, and joint pain. >> the thumb bones, the joint stars to achieve their rate -- joint starts to degenerate. bone on bone grinding can lead to severe pain at the level where the risk is severe. stop texting. give it a rest. take a break. try to avoid doing it for a repetitive prologue time. you can take anti- inflammatories. s

at&t has an application which automatically replies to incoming texts letting them know a person is busy at the wheel. >>> if you need an ambulance ride in an emergency, is it going to cost you more, soon? ambulance fees in montgomery county still up for debate. voters said no to county ambulance fees on november 2010. county executive ike leggett says they need to collect them any way. leggett is pushing for a program to let the county get reimbursed for ambulance service directly from insurance companies and medicare. individual residents would pay nothing. >>> a groundbreaking pill designed to prevent h.i.v. infection? it could soon be available. the food and drug administration gave preliminary approval tuesday. a final decision on the drug will be discussed at a meeting tomorrow. scientists say the pill was best when taken on a daily basis. >>> virus and other infections cause about two million new cancer cases each year but researchers say it could be prevented. hvp can lead to other diseases. french remember searchers say if the treatments were available to everyone, more than a m

texting. claim a guy who think the them was texting and the woman on the other end knew he was on the road.that means she was electronically present and should share responsibility. >> there were facts. there were time elements that bespeak the fact that she knew his schedule very well. >> shepard: electron makely present. the defendant's lawyer is asking the lawyers to throw the case out that woman assumed the driver would read the text at a safe time. google revving up more than everyone is a engine now. nevada is the first state in the nation to approve a license for google's self-driving car. 1/2 gates with video cameras lasers and radar. two passengers are required to sit inside the car at all times in case the car's computer makes some kind of mistake. ♪ >> shepard: awe, the bare foot bandit. remember him? newly released video now from that guy's life on the run. the former teen fugitive it apparently documented his crimes. we are told this is his view from the cockpit of a plane he stole. self-taught pilot flying some 7,000 feet above the south carolina coast. can you see his reflect

drives through a -- simulator drives through a virtual neighbor, then they are told to text within seconds on a most of them veered and even crashed. >> i have texted and drove before. >> i thought it was good, i should not text and drive at the same time. >> more than 300 teens tack the similar drive. they are asked to move avenue or come to a come float stop. >>> the heroic reactions to save two people from this burning van. >>> and it is san francisco's biggest street party, what they are doing to make sure it toes not get out of hand. . >>> welcome back, time now 4:53, two men are being called heros from rescuing the people from the burning van. bill putnam, a 70-year-old cab driver was one of the first people to jump into action. >> i knew it was going to happen at any time. >> well a couple of friends of mine sat him down on the ground. >> they say that fire was likely caused by the battery. >> reporter: this sun day many serious people will come for the party and there will be 360 police officers on patrol. they are cracking down on public drunkenness. >>> pam, we always like it to be nice and wyatt

in new jersey couple is suing a woman who dexter boyfriend -- texted her boyfriend who hit them. she should have known he was driving at the time she set the text. the woman's lawyer said she had no control over the actual action. much more on this on abc 7 news at 5:00. what do you think? go to wjla.com and a vote. for the first time, a privately owned space craft is docked with the iss as the dragn a ride this morning. it held a thousand pounds of supplies . before the flight come agencies -- the iss capture the craft with a borobotic arm. we're back with a look at the forecast. >> it will be hot and steamy. we had such a hot march. we have been -- this week and will be in the 90's. if you were at the shore, it will be cooler. here are some lies -- live cameras. this is whispered that the bay bridge. -- westward at the bay bridge. we continue to watch throughout the day. the weekend at the beach will be fun. weather wise, not so bad. below 80's. we will break down the forecast and how about a live picture along the boardwalk? some folks are taking advantage early. we will see th

we'll be talking or texting on them.s particular teenager happened to be using it to video tape a group of bikers and now he's paid the price both financially and physically. the chp is investigating the incident in which a group of bikers attacked the teen driver. here's what happened yesterday morning around 8:00 a 19-year- old san jose man was in his toyota prius he was recording those group of bikers with his cell driving northbound on highway 101. he hit a traffic jam sprayed tar, swerved to the right to avoid a crash but ended up hitting a motorcyclist and bounced into another biker. two more motorcyclists lost control. some of the bikers started to beat up the teen. one suffered broken ribs and a collapsed lung. another had a broken leg. the other two minor injuries. the teen face as $159 fine for distracted driving. meanwhile authorities are trying to track down those responsible for the attack. we don't know if they are using the cell phone video or if they are talking to witnesses. we have a public relations of

we did have confidential conversations and they reviewed the text of the book. one of themis credited anonymously because of the issues come as you just heard. i tried to put putin in the context which most russians can see him. i also said a number of critical things about his tenure in office, and you do have to be careful about changing those close to putin with excessively critical comments. so i had to keep that anonymous. but i did manage to show to several people close to his circle and i was grateful for their comments. both positive and critical before publication. >> host: would you be able to after writing this book, and getting this published best could be published in russia? >> guest: yes, i think it could be published in russia. >> host: will it be? >> guest: we have heard that there are offers of interest in poland and russia. the book will be published in chinese. it is still a communist country, politically, but a country that has a strong abiding interest in russian affairs. i think it could be published. most of the majority of the books i used were publ

dogs bark but they're not business is certainly not justifying an officer shooting one of them dead. >>> texting she knows she years stockton hits the floor someone's telling stay in the house and house that gunfire coming from vallejo police officer chase calhoun who shoots in killing the maloof family's dog who 11 year-old bell. a mixed breed labs in the family's backyard. >>> he he shoots a dog. >>> is like that he says he contacted police at his bank account with tact and the money was stolen. he says officer calhoun and an unannounced visit to the house and first he did was shoot the dog. his wife found bell said. >>> she says the dog lying in a pool blood police officers out of the street saying and besides i am sorry. and he said he was scared he shot the dog. explain that to heart broken by year- old. she was a great dog. >>> her brother jack says the officers shouldn't. >>> i think he should come over and apologize. the lid please apartment says officer palin and legitimately feared he was going to attack by to growling dogs. this is a dog. >>> the police department's defense profession

they texted students to let them know what was going on warning them to stay out of the area. they left the rest of the campus open. students got the messages and had to figure out what to do. they say they were told but a bit confused. >> i was on my way to school about five minutes away and i got the first one and i was a little worried but when i got here i saw some security around and thing its seemed to be going normal. they seemed to have it under control. >> my boyfriend said it happened above his apartment. when i left this morning was like an hour later so it was stairy finding that out but it's like i wish i knew more information information. >> reporter: police haven't identified the suspect but say he is a student at unbc. he has not been charged. police say they are still talking to him. abc2. >> thank you. right now this man is behind bar as accused of taking pictures of boys using bathrooms at two major rest stops. police say brian williams of pennsylvania took video and pictures of 11 children using the rest room at the maryland house and the chesapeake house.

we've learned that includes texts zimmerman sent after the shooting, some of them disparage leaders of justice for trayvon rallies with language described as offensive. mark o'mara, zimmerman's lawyer, has yet to get copies of all those texts. so you still will be looking for that? >> absolutely. >.>> reporter: and if there's there? >> we'll deal with it. i don't know the context of it. i don't know what it was in responsible. i'm sure that as every other part of this case there will be explanations on both sides, let's wait and see what we have. >> reporter: o'mara expects to get the rest of the prosecution's case in pieces over the next few weeks and, norah, some of the evidence now under seal may be made public only in court. >> o'donnell: all right, mark, thank you. turning now to politics and a new battle over defense spending. president obama and republican leaders had agreed to trim the pentagon budget, but today the house passed a bill that adds $8 billion in new spending. it includes funding for ships and aircraft that the military wants to retire. the president has threatened

would not give them the text beforehand. so it was a rather tense room i walked into in that first speech that i was giving before the joint session. it was about a 40-minute speech. but the good news for you is, i can break it down now 2 1/2 years later to 30 seconds. i came into office and you handed me an enormous fiscal problem and a budget that was $2.2 billion out of balance in the middle of the year. you've done nothing to help fix the problem. so i found $2.2 billion in cuts, signed an executive order, they're now in effect, i fixed your problem, you can thank me later, have a good day. democratic legislators began calling me names. julius caesar, napoleon bonaparte, all those great leaders of the past i admire so much. and the next day i was walk into the state house at the same time as the democratic senate president. now, the senate president in new jersey is a great guy. i like him, he's a good friend. his name is steve sweeney. he's from the southern part of our state and he's the president of the iron workers l

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the other component not just for structure and limited texting time is scenarios for them to interactith other people. >> at the restaurant make them order something at a restaurant. >> make them order the food. >> make phone calls that kinded of thing. >> if a friend comes over say it was great having you here. >> thank you so much. good advice. >>> 25 minutes after the hour now. coming up a frightening scene aboard an air canada flight. debris falling from the sky after the engine abc ruptly shuts down. justin bieber facing battery charges for his alleged fight with a paparazzi. he is giving his side of the story. we will hear from him that's coming up next. >> good morning. welcome back to fox and friends first. >> thank you for joining us. i am heather cheryled -- heather xhild childers. it is 30 minutes to the top of the story. >> i am heather nauert. debris falls from the sky after the engine abruptly shuts down. metal crashed through several car's wind shields. it was bowned for japan and quickly made an emergency landing. no one on the ground or in the plane occurred. >> an am

can't really do anything, and it's just -- you can't even connect with your friends through text or call themdecision as a family is it's either risk the brain or be socially miserable with no identity. that's a tough choice. >> sports psychologist richard ginsberg says the growing enthusiasm for soccer from parents and coaches may actually be making matters worse. >> we get wrapped up. we want success for them, so sometimes we lose perspective. it doesn't make us terrible people. it just makes us human. >> over the years i got so involved with it, it really became something we shared. >> jim thomas started to coach his daughter, hannah's team when she was just five. he's excited she's recovered from her injuries and has just been cleared by a doctor to play again. >> it was like a whole new horizon we were having a chance to get back in and rejoin an activity that was such a big part of our lives prior to the concussion. >> interesting you use "we." that's both of you? zool absolutely. >> i'm a soccer mom and i have two kids that play soccer and i love it, but it's a game. >> it is a game. >

. >> when you're in a car with a friend, and you see them with that cell phone in their ear or the texting device, you ask them to put it away. >> reporter: 17-year-old elliot johnson got whibehind the wheel soon as it was legal in south dakota. >> thinking about it now, it's scary knowing that i started driving at 14. but back then, i thought it was empowerment. >> reporter: but now he realizes he put himself and his friends at risk. >> we would pile in the car. i mean, it was a great transportation, and we always piled up to carpool places. >> reporter: and he's trying to get teens on board now in a very different way. driving home the message about how deadly distracted driving can be. teen fatal accidents traditionally increase during the summer, and average 422 deaths a month. on capitol hill, brian mooar, news4. >>> word today that president obama's 2008 campaign staff knew about john edwards' extra marital affair. tim tobin was a one-time donor to edwards. he testified at the former presidential candidate's campaign finance trial today. tobin said he knew about edwards' relationship

citizens get a text message giving them notice before the earthquake hits.ut in california no such system to inform the public of future danger exists. >> other countries are ahead of us. >> ahead by leaps and bounds. and it is not for lack of effort. scientists at the u.s. geological survey and universities such as stanford, cal tech in uc-berkeley, have for years been diligently working on a test system but so far the funding for a more robust program has not come through. >> so if you kill a bunch of people, you get funding at national level to build an early warning system. it is our hope that in the united states we don't need to wait for a killer earthquake to build the early-warning system. >> the beta system and development works like this ... >> moderate shaking expected in 22 seconds. >> you're using the path of waves created by the 1989 earthquake. in the yellow are the key ways which are often undetectable by humans. the red represents shear waves which often cause the most shaking and damage. people in san fransisco in the east they would have h

them. whether texting or talking teenagers like to stay in touch.reports survey shows that many young drivers are ware that this is risky behavior. >> don't you just know it's dangerous? you can't put it down 15 minutes? >> just wait until you get there. >> majority of young drivers surveyed by consumer reports are concerned about distracted driving it appears actions speak louder than words. >> 71% of the young drivers said they've seen their peers texting while driving and saw people their age talking on hand held phone autos consumer reports surveyed 1,000 drivers. >> there say numbers that are lower. and a consumer reports auto test seems taking a course learned firsthand how skills deteriorate when using a cell phone. >> i am not going to use the phone now. >> some good news from the survey peer pressure may be helping curb distracted driving. nearly have say they're less likely to talk or text with friends in the car. >> i don't think anyone should do this. probably i'm only going to drive with you if you're not going to text. >> nearly 50% of

. >>> if someone gets in a car crash while they're texting and you were sending them the text, you couldsued. that sounds confusing. that's what's happening to a teenage girl in new jersey. this lawsuit could set a legal precedent. here's deborah feyerick. >> reporter: the accident happened in new jersey along this winding country road. >> went around a curve and i saw a pickup truck coming right for us with a young man with his elbow steering and his head down and he was texting. next thing i know, he hit us. >> reporter: both david and his wife lost a leg in the head-on collision. cell phone records show the driver, 19-year-old kyle best was texting a girlfriend virtually at the moment of impact. in a potentially precedent setting case, they are suing them both saying the girl knew her friend was likely driving home especially since the two texted each other almost every day. >> if shannon knew that kyle best was leaving work and i believe she did and she was texting him, i believe she's just as responsible. >> physically not in the car, the lawyer argues that the texting put her in th

>> we relied on five or six, so much but i felt i needed to quote them or praise them in the text of the book. you cannot understand nixon or reagan unless you understand the book about ronald reagan. you cannot understand jimmy carter unless you read a book on that. ford wasnk's work on essential spirit but was there an agreement it would not be published until he was dead? >> kennedy and johnson, richard reeves on kennedy. >> another one i saw was monica crowley. explain why she would be interesting. >> she was richard nixon cox and research assistants in the final years of his life. who did richard nixon's research assistant in the final years of his life. some of them were dictated on the same days. not everyone who was around nixon believes he possibly could have said all those things, but we tried to quote monica where she was arguing against nixon's pinterest -- interest. we felt so dependent upon other historians to understand that we felt that footwork it -- footnoting the work was not enough. there is the canon about reagan. we may have gone overboard, but we wanted to give

hill ex-wife said he went text message to his three children saying he loved them. people were outside of his home this afternoon. the chargers released a statement talking ant shock and--with shock and disbelieve. >>> in less than and hour, a victims jam for a missing 16-year-old girl is happening. she was gone the morning after getting into an argue. with her father. the girl's mother says she has run away before. >>> the california highway patrol says a woman in her 70s was killed in sonoma county this afternoon when a people of wood pierced her chest. the woman lost control and then ran off the road into a fence. her name has not yet been released. >>> and injured german shepherd has found a home after an accident on the freeway. he was dragged by a rope behind a pickup. his right rear leg was amputated. he is going to be adopted in four 20 six weeks. >>> am zone is--amazon is going to have streaming for original content by asking users to submit feed back. it is going to compete with net nix. >>> a private survey on jobs out show as cooling market. 119,000 jobs

novel twist, are also suing shannon colonia, his girlfriend, for sending him text messages while he was driving and distracting themcords show they exchanged texts that day. and skippy wineberg argues colonia was electronically present in the crash. she said she may have known he was driving as they exchanged text messages leading up to the crash. >> what i find was interesting was her testimony at depositions was that she answered by saying, this is what teenagers do. >> reporter: lawyers representing cologna didn't report our calls or e-mails. but their lawyer says the suit against her is a leap of logic and should be dismissed. >> on friday, a new jersey judge will decide whether the can you berts have a case against the sender of the text message. >>> a pakistani surgeon, recruited, is sentenced to 33 years in prison. >> vic, the pakistan government found dr. shaquille afridy guilty of treason. in january, leon pineta confirmed the doctor had worked for the u.s., to verify bin laden's presence. he was arrested shortly after the u.s. troops killed the al qaeda leader. months later, a pakistani leader recommended

them. we are piloting a text messaging program for disease management with our patients. we have always been very, very interested in technology. many times, this group of population we are seeing, they do not get to pilot these types of projects for it is very interesting to say we practice medicine in a very modern environment, but the old fashioned way pri is a good mix of both. supervisor campos: for the record, let people know that we have been joined by president chiu, who just got out of the government audits and oversight committee. >> thank you. a quick snapshot of what we have accomplished since we opened in november of 2010. we have been rolled almost 800 patients, completed 2200 visits and 1900 referrals for needed specialty care and surgical care. 100% of our patients, once deemed eligible, are able to see a medical provider within two weeks. that is an important part of how we define access to care. one of the things we learned in our needs assessment was just how long people sometimes have to wait, even with our robust safety net for it -- with our robust s

called it eod and then they had me take pictures and i texted it to them and they text me back sayingexted the mps. i texted the mps. they texted back, said get away from it. then they came out. >> apparently he didn't listen to the advice the first time shall get away from it. explosive ordinance disposal team from ft. hood identified the missile as a training device. army spokesman says they regret the inconvenience. >> i wouldn't have to wait for somebody to tell me to get away from it. >> go ahead and mess with a guy before he had his morning coffee. a guy outside detroit stopped two armed robbers by tossing scalding hot coffee in their faces. he just picked up a cup of joe and was walking to work. >> he started pulling out the gun. i reacted fast on instinct. if i didn't have that coffee, things probably would have went differently. >> he says the suspects started shooting at him as he ran. the gunmen did get away, but without any cash. the 7-eleven gave the guy a new cup of coffee on the house. >> that was nice. >>> friar's club roasting betty white last night. her turn to be on

a young man was texting while driving and veer into them head on. they tried to sue him and his girlfriend because she was sending him text messages while driving. this attorney says it is a tough case. >> how can a person sending a text message or making a call knowing the person on the other end is going to receive the message? >> how does this play out in the real world? >> let's say i am meeting a friend for lunch but she is late. i shooed her eight tax even though i know she is driving here to meet me. -- i shoot her eight tax even though i do she is driving here to meet me. >> a new jersey judge ruled the girlfriend cannot be held liable in the case. should you refrain from sending a text when you have a good idea they are behind the wheel? >> they could pull over. >> driving is dangerous in itself. the least i can do is to focus 100%. >> and in the new jersey case, he pleaded guilty and was sentenced to speak at 14 high schools and a fine. the lawsuit against him is still pending. >> thank you. a warning about kids and laundry detergent. proct

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one couple badly injured in a car crash not only suing texting driver who hit them, but his girlfriendt even in the car. fine out why. and this top g.s.a. guy could be out but the lavish government parties are still going strong. are lawmakers in washington, dc, doing negative about this? [ morgan ] when you cheer, they fly just a liiiiittle bit higher... [ man ] he hits it! [ morgan ] ...go just a liiiiittle bit further... [ woman ] a perfect 10! [ morgan ] they can even be perfect. and when we come together... to cheer...as one... [ chuckles ] ...we know what happens. [ crowd cheering ] visa. proud sponsor of the olympic games for 25 years. join our global cheer. >>eric: a new jersey judge ruling a womb who texted her boyfriend while he was driving and not be held liable for a crash he was in. is the judge right in will we see more cases like this? and now, fox news legal analyst lis wiehl and keesha. you say she should have some liability? >> when i think of the public policy reasons for this lawsuit in the first place, she could be considered to be negligent because she is the reas

lost a leg in a head on collision. 19-year-old kyle best was texting his girlfriend shannon at the moment of impact. so they are suing both of them. not physically in the car, the lawyer argues that the texting put the car -- put her there electronically. >> it's as if you are putting your hands over the eyes of the driver preventing that driver from seeing ahead of him. >> the lawyer argues the suit should be dismissed because the message sender has no way of controlling how a message is received. and after the message is transmitted a judge is set to rule on this on friday whether they can move forward and sue both texters in the situation. >>> it's 5:36 and about to get easier to go online while traveling. >> yes, stay with us this morning. we will tell you about the plan that a cable company has to open up wi-fi hot spots across the country. how much it will cost you. >> get ready to dig deeper if you plan a trip to disney park in california. >> and the fog is causing problems this morning. i will tell you who it is affecting and when it lifts. the details coming up. >> reporter: everything on 895 at o'donnell street but we a

texting is the number 1 distraction. >> reporter: this insurance agency wants them to learn in a place where they won't get hurt. >> reporter: unless they think they're going to be stopped for texting or driving or talking on their phone and driving, i think they're going to continue to do it. >> and if you think using a hands-free device while talking and driving is less distracting, think again. studies have shown it is the active conversation which is distracting, not holding this up to your head. in glen burnie, mike schuh, wjz eyewitness news. >> good safety reminder there. the insurance agent says she is going to try to bring back that demonstrator. >>> quite a huge gathering at the inner harbor today for a really great cause. a little excitement there at the fiesta 5k. more than 85 teams and 2,000 walkers and runners participate in the event. it features als research. he began this after he was diagnosed with the disease in 2007. you have a couple of different walks down there. the kinetic race downtown was crazy. and the weather was perfect. bernadette will have details on that coming up. >>> also tonight, a firebal

them. all the:were shot. the neighbor received text message from the mother saying she wanted to be cree mated with her children. less have contacted the father of the children but they're baffled and have no motive. >> a baltimore county police officer faces a pair of misdemeanor charges after exposing himself. jeff hager joins us with more. >> the female officer just wanted her feet rubbed while officer harold williams had something else in mind. it may be one of the last place you would expect a crime to occur, the police training academy. the police say office are harold williams crossed the line when he turned a therapeutic massage into something sexual. >> was paving foot massage and in the course of doing that said that he sexually assaulted assaulted her. >> reporter: according to documents the female officer was lying face down with williams in her lab when she got a suspicious this wasn't her tensioners rubbing her feet and toes. when she saw he had exposed himself and more. the victim confronted williams and went to a fell m

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