Woman Falls In Fountain While Texting Video

Watch the fountain lady video… woman falls in fountain, video goes viral… and now she plans to sue mall security!

The fountain lady, Cathy Cruz Marrero, was on Good Morning America to talk about how she was so intent on texting that she fell into a fountain, got up and kept on going.

She said she was completely embarrassed but a store manager was kind enough to help her.

The fountain lady said that mall security arrived 20 minutes after she left – not one person came to her aid when the woman fell in the fountain.

She spoke with mall security to express her complaint over it being inappropriate to put the video online, saying “nobody took my feelings into consideration.”

Cathy Cruz Marrero plans to file a lawsuit; her lawyer suspects that mall security used a cell phone to record the security footage and posted it on YouTube.

Cathy Cruz Marrero has a message for kids – pay attention and don’t text and walk!

Cotton Bowl 2011 commences today !

The Cotton Bowl 2011 is going to begin at 8 pm tonight. The Cotton Bowl 2011 is one of the most anticipated annual bowl games that are non-BCS. The Cotton Bowl 2011 today will feature LSU Tigers taking on the Aggies of Texas A&M for the first time since 1995. Top 20 teams are paired to clash in the Cotton Bowl 2011.

The original name of the Cotton Bowl is "AT&T Classic". The announcers for today’s matchup of the Cotton Bowl 2011 are KennyKenny Albert, DarylDaryl Johnston and John LynchJohn Lynch.

The weather is expected to be cool with mostly cloudy skies. However, not much of it matters as the Cotton Bowl 2011 will be taking place inside a dome.

The Cotton Bowl 2011 will be televised on FOX. However, people will be able to see the Cotton Bowl 2011 live on different channels as well, depending on their location.

The history of the Cotton Bowl states that the closest finishes include 0-0 ties and the first marked LSY’s debut appearance in the contest in 1947.

Earthquake San Francisco including Bay Area Felt !

In some non horror news, a 4.1 magnitude Earthquake was felt in San Francisco as well as in San Jose and the Bay area today. According to sources, small jolts were felt around the northern California area, but scientists say though it was nerve racking, it was also common and routine.

The epicenter of today's California earthquake was 13 miles southeast of San Jose's City Hall and occurred at 4:10 p.m. on Friday, within a patch of rocks deep underground near the Calaveras Fault in a remote oak-studded landscape.

"It's not unusual for the Calaveras to have magnitude 4 quakes, which may knock things off shelves but are unlikely to cause any structural damage," said USGS seismologist David Oppenheimer, based in Menlo Park.