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00:47:01 TZ; John Walsh: An interview with John Walsh. SI; John Walsh, discusses the problem of children sexting, he has partnered with Cox Communications, teens thinks they are bullet proof, but when college admissions sees it on the Myspace and facebook page, go to cox.com/takecharge, educate yourself. V; Teen Texting. 00:50:03

[CC] 00:20:00 Protecting your kids from online preditors, more important than ever before. John Walsh from America's Most Wanted joins us in the next hour with the best ways to keep your children safe. 00:23:00

00:30:11 TZ; America's Most Wanted: I; John Walsh, host of the tv show, America's Most Wanted, is live, to talk about the results of a new teen survey, sponsored by Cox Communications. The survey this year focused on the new phenomenon, Sexting, where teens send explicit photos and information to others or to social networking Internet sites. V; Nokia. Parents have to get involved in their child's behavior when it comes to using the Internet, cell phones, and the like. According to the survey, one in four are sexting, despite the controls that are in place. 00:32:41

00:11:15 TZ; Safety Tips: Safety Advocate John Walsh talks about ways to help teenagers avoid the risks with sexting. I; John Walsh, America's Most Wanted, talks about the great survey by Cox Communication that indicates as many as 1 in 5 teens engage in sexting. Walsh recommends the suggestions made at Cox.com slash TakeCharge. 00:14:47

[CC] 00:52:53 Coming up in our 7 o'clock hour, we've all heard about online sexual predators and cyber bullies, but what about the other dangers kids face on the Internet? We'll talk with "America's Most Wanted" John Walsh about how to keep your children safe. 00:55:53

00:15:41 Texting: John Walsh is interviewed about the new trend in sexting. V; Cell phones. SI; John Walsh, says many teens engage in the practice. He mentions a survey by Cox Communications. V; School exterior. 00:18:38

00:25:25 TZ; Cyber safety: From Facebook to MySpace and now Tweeting, kids are everywhere online. The more sites the more vulnerable they are to cyber bullies and sexual predators. John Walsh the host of America's Most Wanted will tell us how parents can keep the bad guys away. GR; Cyber safety survey. 58 percent of teen surveyed know the risks of putting personal information photos online and 26 percent of them know someone who has had something bad happen to them. SI; John Walsh, Host of America's Most Wanted, says the only way to keep you kids safe is to be involved. Cox Communications has come out with another survey this year about Sexting. One in five kids admit they engage in Sexting. 75 percent of teens have been talked to by their parents about giving up information about cyber bullying and sexual predators. One in four say so what, they can get around the parental controls. V; MySpace.com web site. Cox has a web site, Cox.com/take charge. V; Facebook address. V; Twitter web site. Talks about sexting. V; Myspace.com web site. V; Austin PD Twitter web page. 00:28:40

00:09:32 ... Now, we have information to help you protect your children online. We've all heard stories about sexual predators, cyber bullying, and other dangers facing kids and teens on the Internet. Here to tell us how to protect our children online is America's foremost child safety advocate John Walsh, joining us live from Washington. Good morning John. ... 00:17:56

[CC] 01:00:36 An d in about 15 mintues, the guy who always gets his man, America's Most Wanted host John Walsh talks about cyber predators and the problem of sexting. 01:03:36

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00:13:49 TZ; John Walsh: America's Most Wanted host John Walsh joins for an interview. V; clips America's Most Wanted. SI; John Walsh, Host of America's Most Wanted, talks about how dangerous MySpace, Facebook, and sexting can be, partners with Cox Communications to do a survey and teen summit, this year's survey says 1 in 5 kids participate in sexting, sending inappropriate messages or photos over the internet or cell phone, says Cox.com/takecharge teaches parents how to talk to kids about it. LS 00:17:45

[CC] 00:28:23 Plus, it's been more than 25 years since a killer took his son away, and John Walsh has made it a career of putting bad guys in prison. Coming up at 7:50, we talk live with John Walsh about keeping your kids safe online, even when they text. You don't want to miss this, parents. 00:31:23

[CC] 00:41:56 Also, is it ok with you if your kids name their hometown or even school when they are using the Internet? Just putting it all out for online predators to see. It happens more often than you think. Coming up at 7:50, a sobering talk about your kids' safety with the host of "America's Most Wanted" John Walsh. 00:44:56

[CC] 00:53:30 ... Have you heard of the term sexting? John Walsh is host of "America's Most Wanted." He joins us live from DC this morning. Mr. Walsh, good morning. Good morning, Mark and Lily. It's great to see you. ... 00:57:21

00:32:54 TZ; Child Safety: Tips and advice on protecting your children from Internet predators courtesy of Cox Communication. I; John Walsh, America's Most Wanted Host, speaks about sexting and Internet safety. 00:38:17

00:10:20 TZ; Walsh: John Walsh is talking about protecting children from the bad guys online. GR; stlmoms.com. Your children are vulnerable if they're tweeting or on Myspace or Facebook. I; John Walsh, America's Most Wanted, says he and Cox Communications partnered up for a survey on sexual predators. Walsh says Cox's website cox.com/takecharge teaches parents how to talk to their kids. Walsh says kids know about their BlackBerry or tweeting. You can get more information at stlmoms.com. 00:13:14

[CC] 00:36:53 ... John Walsh, an advocate for keeping young kids safe, joined us on Fox2 News In The Morning to talk about protecting your children from the bad guys online. " One in five teens readily admits that they sext. And so the problem, I think, is with the parents who don' t know what the kids are doing, don't know what to say your kids, and one in four teens around the United States say, hey my parents have talked to me, but they're not smart enough. I know how to get around the controls." For more on child safety, head to the blogs section of stlmom.com. 00:39:53

[CC] 00:26:28 In tonight' s stlmoms segment, sexual predators' are going high tech and your kids are in their target. Whether they are Tweeting, on Facebook or MySpace, your children are vulnerable. John Walsh of America's Most Wanted joined us on Fox 2 News In The Morning to talk about protecting your children from the bad guys online. " One in five teens readily admits that they sext. And so the problem, I think, is with the parents who don' t know what the kids are doing, don't know what to say your kids, and one in four teens around the United States say, hey my parents have talked to me, but they're not smart enough. I know how to get around the controls." ... 00:29:28

[CC] 00:03:17 "America's Most Wanted" host John Walsh is targeting online predators. Coming up, what parents should keep an eye out for on the family computer. 00:06:17

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00:16:09 TZ; John Walsh: Tips on how to keep your kids safe from sexual predators and cyber bullies while on sites like Facebook and MySpace, and while Tweeting. SI; John Walsh, America's Most Wanted, talks about sexting and cyber bullying. Walsh is on the hit Fox show American's Most Wanted. Walsh says Cox Communications does surveys on bullying, cyber bullying, and sexual predators. This year's survey is on sexting. The survey shows that one in five teens are involved in sexting. The website Cox.com/TakeCharge features tips for parents on how to talk to their kids. 00:19:45

[CC] 00:23:28 Roughly one in five teens admit to "sexting ," and now one of the nation's leading crime-fighting advocates says parents need to step in and stop it. "Parents have to saddle up. It's time to parent up and say I have to sit down with my kids and talk about these dangers." "Sexting" is sending, receiving, or forwarding nude or nearly nude photos through text message or e-mail. In a new Cox Communications survey, 19 percent of teens admitted to doing it. The statistic alarmed "America's Most Wanted" host John Walsh, who told News 2 teens need to hear about the consequences. ... 00:26:28

[CC] 00:49:05 Roughly one in five teens admit to "sexting ," and now one of the nation's leading crime-fighting advocates says parents need to step in and stop it. "Parents have to saddle up. It's time to parent up and say I have to sit down with my kids and talk about these dangers." "Sexting" is sending, receiving, or forwarding nude or nearly nude photos through text message or e-mail. This is considered illegal, because when people are under the age of eighteen, it is considered child pornography. In a new Cox Communications survey, 19 percent of teens admitted to doing it. The statistic alarmed "America's Most Wanted" host John Walsh, who told News 2 teens need to hear about the consequences. ... 00:52:05

00:15:27 Online: John Walsh is interviewed about ways to keep kids safe from online predators. SI; John Walsh, TV Host of America's Most Wanted, says his son is texting day and night and Twittering. Says he partners with Cox Communications and they do a survey every year about the dangers teens face. Says Cox.com/TakeCharge is a great site. Says college admissions directors look at Myspace pages and Facebook pages and if there's inappropriate pictures they say I don't want this kid in my college. 00:18:16

[CC] 00:38:20 Up next, it seems almost every kid has a cell phone and has access to the Internet these days. It's those very things that are putting many of them in serious danger. Child safety advocate and host of America's Most Wanted John Walsh will join us after the break and will tell us about startling statistics and ways you can protect your children in this technology age. 00:41:20

[CC] 00:41:34 We've all heard recent stories in the news about sexual predators and cyber bullying. This morning we're going to be talking to America's foremost child safety advocate, and he has the tools to protect our children online. We are happy to be joined by John Walsh, the host of America's Most Wanted. Good morning, John. Good morning, Monica. Let's talk about it. You just completed a new survey on texting. Explain what it's all about because sexting seems to be prevalent among teens. I've partnered years with Cox Communication and they've done a survey every year for the last several years. ... 00:46:20

[CC] 00:57:37 Plus, parents listen up! We're talking to one of the world's toughest child safety advocates this morning. John Walsh has everything you need to keep your kids safe on social networking sites, and in the world of texting. 01:00:37

[CC] 00:19:36 And he's been helping catch criminals for years, now we're talking live with child safety advocate John Walsh. He's got tips on how to keep your kid safe on the Internet. 00:22:36

[CC] 00:23:02 Kids are online a whole lot these days, and that means they're vulnerable to sexual predators and bullies unless you know how to protect them. America's best-known child safety advocate John Walsh is here with ways to protect your kids from the bad guys online. ... 00:27:15

00:07:35 Kids: Websites like Myspace, Facebook and Twitter allow people to keep in touch. There are more security problems for children. I; John Walsh, host of America's Most Wanted, talks about texting and sexting putting kids at risk, about Cox Communication doing surveys on bullying and sexual predators, about their website being Cox.com/TakeCharge, about parents needing to take charge, about safety tips. The NC attorney general's office is letting people know when a registered sex offender moves into their neighborhood by email notice if they sign up at NC.DOT.com. V; NC.DOT.com website. 00:10:47

[CC] 00:15:54 In just about an hour , we'll talk to John Walsh , host of America's Most Wanted , about keeping your kids safe from cyber crime, and what he thinks about the case of Haleigh Cummings. 00:18:54

[CC] 00:07:57 And this morning, renowned child advocate John Walsh joined Stacey as part of our crime alert event, and talking about the Cummings investigation. The girl's missing three months now. Walsh says it's important to remain hopeful. " This is a very frustrating case. It's gone on way, way too long. I think the public will break these cases. Every week , I never hold out hope that we don't find somebody alive. As a matter of fact, two days ago I was with Elizabeth Smart and her little sister, and Elizabeth is doing so well. She's a junior in college, the little sister who gave the tip that broke the case that gave the composite is now 16. She's living proof you never give up hope, keep talking about the cases and wish for the best." 00:10:57

[CC] 00:02:04 Keeping your kids safe online is no easy task. Coming up at 8:20 , John Walsh joins us live. He'll have tips on how to make sure your teen is being smart while online. 00:05:04

[CC] 00:14:17 Moms and dads, your teen is probably more tech savvy then their parents. What are they doing while they are online? We talk live with America's Most Wanted host John Walsh to get some answers. 00:17:17

[CC] 00:22:56 I f you are a parent, then you know all about MySpace and Facebook. Chances are your kiddo is on both of those. So what are they doing while they are online? John Walsh joining us to find that out. Good morning. This is the fifth year for this survey to find out what teens are doing online. What sort of questions did you ask? ... 00:26:48

[CC] 01:01:33 And in about 15 minutes, the guy who always gets his man, America's Most Wanted host John Walsh joins us live. 01:04:33

[CC] 00:04:27 Coming up in about 15 minutes, America's Most Wanted host John Walsh to talk about all this stuff. I know you've been Twittering, and you've got Facebook and all this stuff. It's very disconcerting for parents. ... 00:07:27

[CC] 00:18:09 When it comes to criminals on the street, John Walsh, host of America's Most Wanted, normally helps get the guy off the street and into jail. But now, keeping kids safe may have nothing to do with what happens out on the street, and everything to do with what happens in the home, on the computer. He joins us live now from Washington, DC. ... 00:22:23

[CC] 00:47:05 Coming up today at 9, we're going to be talking live with John Walsh from America's Most Wanted. He has the results of a new survey that may help you protect your child from online predators. 00:50:05

[CC] 00:22:50 Up next, tips to keep your kids safe from child advocate and America's Most Wanted host John Walsh. 00:25:50

[CC] 00:27:36 There's so many dangers for kids on the Internet: sexual predators, cyber bullying, and more. And now of course in the news is sexting. The biggest question is how to protect your kids. America's Most Wanted host and child safety advocate John Walsh has some ideas. John, welcome in. ... 00:31:08

[CC] 00:24:19 And a reminder that our Keeping Kids Safe series continues tomorrow morning on News 13's Daybreak. Kate Barker spoke exclusively with John Walsh from America's Most Wanted about how parents can keep their kids safe from online sex predators. " Find that time, no matter how busy your life is, sit down with your kids, say I know you know how to use the Blackberry or that iPhone or that computer better than me, I know you are Twittering or on Facebook, but here's some things that could happen to you." You can watch Kate's exclusive interview with John Walsh tomorrow on Daybreak starting at 5 AM. 00:27:19

[CC] 00:02:33 And it's an exclusive interview you won't want to miss. News 13 speaks with the host of America's Most Wanted , John Walsh , as part of our Keeping Kids Safe series. 00:05:33

[CC] 00:15:33 And as part of our Keeping Kids Safe series, we spoke exclusively with the host of America's Most Wanted, John Walsh. It's an interview parents won't want to miss, keeping your kids safe from online sex predators. That's coming up from our netracker studio. 00:18:33

[CC] 00:18:28 You may know John Walsh as the host of the hit TV show America's Most Wanted. In the past two decades, he has helped capture more than 1000 dangerous fugitives. He is a long time advocate for children . His own son was murdered back in 1981. As part of our Keeping Kids Safe Week here on News 13, we had the chance to speak with John Walsh late yesterday, and here is our exclusive interview. ... 00:23:00

[CC] 01:01:58 And it's an exclusive interview you won't want to miss. News 13 speaks with the host of America's Most Wanted , John Walsh , as part of our Keeping Kids Safe series. 01:04:58

[CC] 00:13:45 And as part of our Keeping Kids Safe series, we spoke exclusively with the host of America's Most Wanted, John Walsh. It's an interview parents won't want to miss, keeping your kids safe from online sex predators. That's coming up from our netracker studio. 00:16:45

[CC] 00:16:41 You may know John Walsh as the host of the hit TV show America's Most Wanted. In the past two decades, he has helped capture more than 1000 dangerous fugitives. He is a long time advocate for children . His own son was murdered back in 1981. As part of our Keeping Kids Safe Week here on News 13, we had the chance to speak with John Walsh late yesterday, and here is our exclusive interview. ... 00:21:14

[CC] 00:02:25 And at 7:50, we talk live to child safey advocate John Walsh about keeping your kids safe from cyber-danger. 00:05:25

[CC] 00:47:45 Coming up next, John Walsh joins us live . He's talking about cyber-bullying and other issues around child safety. 00:50:45

[CC] 00:52:13 If you're like most adults, by the time you catch up to kids in using new technology , they've moved on to something else. That's not necessarily a problem , but child safety experts warn that many kids are too willing to share personal information. Sometimes , that includes photographs. This morning we're joined by John Walsh for some more information. ... 00:56:25

[CC] 00:39:55 Parents need to be concerned about the safety of their children with all of the technology at their fingertips. Well, there are things you can do to protect them. We'll get those tips from child safety advocate John Walsh in a live interview, up next. 00:42:55

[CC] 00:47:52 We've followed a lot of stories about just how dangerous the Internet can be for teenagers. From cyber-bullies to sexual now there's predators, and another growing problem. It's called "sexting": sending nude or revealing photos via cell phones. America's foremost child safety advocate, John Walsh joins us live from Washington, DC this morning. ... 00:51:09

[CC] 00:10:09 Plus, it's happening right under parents noses. Teens all over the country are "sexting". We talk to John Walsh about how you can protect your children from harm's way. 00:13:09

[CC] 00:21:42 These days, Facebook and MySpace are all the rage, and that means your children are online. You know that kids are surfing the web at home and on the go, and they're vulnerable to sexual predators and bullies, unless you know how to protect them. John Walsh is America's foremost advocate for keeping our kids safe. He joins us right now. ... 00:24:42

[CC] 00:04:12 We have all heard stories about sexual predators, cyber-bullying, and other dangers facing kids and teens on the Internet. Research reveals frightening stats about a growing cyber-danger making headlines called sexting: sending nude or revealing photos via cell phones. Here to tell us how to protect our children online is America's foremost child safety advocate, John Walsh, joining us live from Washington. ... 00:07:12

[CC] 00:28:59 This morning we talked with "America's Most Wanted" host John Walsh about cyber-dangers, including sexting and sharing too much online. Check out our flash player to see the interview. 00:31:59

[CC] 00:30:57 Coming up in our next half hour, child safety advocate John Walsh joins us live from Washington, DC with ways on how you can protect your kids from online sexual predators. 00:33:57

[CC] 00:46:33 If you have any kids or teenagers in your family, you know they spend a lot of time on the Internet and texting these days. What you might not know are some of the dangers out there on the Internet. Joining us live from Washington, DC is John Walsh, host of America's Most Wanted. ... 00:51:10

[CC] 00:40:02 Sometimes it may feel like kids are more tech savvy than you. But they can be putting themselves in harm's way. Coming up, we're talking live with John Walsh from "America's Most Wanted." He'll show you what you need to know to keep yourself safe and also your kids. We're back in a moment. 00:43:02

[CC] 00:43:10 Before you or your child leave the house, you're probably going to head online, send an e-mail, or talk to someone on Facebook. The Internet has opened so many doors for communication, but has also opened the flood gates for predators. Joining us live via satellite is John Walsh from "America's Most Wanted." Good morning. When I was a kid, there was no such thing as sexting. It's a new phenomenon. I have a teenager and he grew up using the computer and texting and has a Facebook page, and that's the way it is. The thing that people my age don't realize, is kids are 10 times more sophisticated. Every year I'm involved with Cox Communications. They do great surveys on the dangers facing teens. Last year, cyber bullying, the year before, sexual predators on the Internet. Kids face a lot of challenges. Now, sexting is getting kids in trouble and they don't realize the pictures they send each other wind up in the wrong hands and they're in cyberspace forever. ... 00:47:00