. >> edison peña corrio la maratón de new york . >> tardo cinco horas, pero edison peña cumplió su sueñonse es impresionante. >> edison peña dijo que se consideraba un corredor del corazón . >> edison peña debuto en su primera competencia fuera de chile, el se ha convertido en un hñroe mundial y corrio en la gran manzana en la maratón de new york . >> y edison peña cautivo al mundo cuando corria en la mina san josñ, pero a pesar de sus lesiones, nada le impidio seguir corriendo en la maratón de new york . >> super contenta, todos contentos por el. >> no faltaron las banderas y porras de chile . >> es algo que nos trae vida y renacer. >> no creo que voy a correr, pero seguir haciendo deporte, con mi vida y siempre positivo. >> la maratón de new york es una de las carreras más importantes del mundo, pero la presencia del chileno edison peña le dio un nuevo renacer. >> jóvenes si quieren ser papás, alejense de su celular y laptop, ya que un estudio dice que los jóvenes que se mantiene durante largos ratos conectados baja la calidad de sus espermios. >> se recaudo fondos con más de ochocient

. >>> y este es edison peña que estuvo en un programa de variedades en nueva york y cantó. >>> este esiero univisión. ♪ >>> que tal, hay luto en cuba tras una tragedia aérea al caer un avión de la empresa aero cari caricar caribbe caribbean, y la tragedia ocurrió debido a un problema técnico. lourdes tiene más información. >>> este viernes la escena era un hervidero, y en la habana la televisión cubana confirmaba esto. >>> no hubo sobrevivientes, sus 68 pasajeros murieron al estrellarse la aeronave. >>> la nave perdió contacto el jueves por la tarde tras reportar una emergencia. y entre las víctimas había 28 extranjeros. >>> ahora iba a empezar a trabajar en eso la medicina legal. y a identificar los cadáveres. >>> un ciudadano español fue una de las víctimas. >>> su ilusión era ir a ver a la virgen del cobre, y sus días han terminado queriendo ir a ver a la virgen del cobre. >>> socorristas peinaban el viernes el campo buscando restos del avión, y modelo que tiene buena reputación. >>> el avión es confiable, es un avión de nueva generación. >>> las autoridades cubanas dijeron que se c

. >> edison peÑa uno de los mineros rescatados dijo que fue un momento Único cuando cruzÓ la meta deatÓn de nueva york. >> durante la visita de el papa en barcelona, hubo una manifestaciÓn donde los homosexuales se besaron y hubo incidentes. >> este es un noticiero fin de semana. ♪ >> hola bienvenidos a esta segunda ediciÓn de noticias. >> como siempre clases por compartir con nosotros parte de este domingo. >> comenzamos en la ciudad de nueva york donde una vigilia para honrar la memoria de inmigrante ecuatoriano que fue asesinado en 2008, familiares y amigos construyeron lo que denominaron la pared de la esperanza para costar cartas y retratos que captaban mensajes de unidad y armonÍa en lugar del podio y tensiÓn racial. >> un sÍmbolo de paz marcaba el lugar donde hace dos aÑos fue el asesinato de un inmigrante ecuatoriano crimen que se pone los pÚblica la tensiÓn racial que habÍa en ese lugar. pero esta vez no hubo llantos discordia, en a marcelo, jÓvenes del pueblo levantaron este mural de esperanza. los adolescentes que atacaron al inmigrante por los sentenciados y el hermano de

edison peña que estrenó bajo tierra corre en la corrida más famosa de nueva york.los puños cómo empezó a correr para no darse por vencido. >>> pensaba en darle vuelta la mano a el destino. es como decirle "yo a la mina yo te voy a aburrir a ti, al correr". >>>isolda: amante de la música de elvis presley peña no necesitó un traductor para entonar una canción de su ídolo. >>> (canta) ♪ >>>isolda: tras la odisea de haber estado atrapado en las entrañas de la mina para edison peña la vida es una vida llena de sorpresa y de grandes aventuras la próxima visitar la tumba y la mansión de su ídolo elvis presley >>> la gente piensa que nosotros somos héroes pero... no, yo no lo veo tan así. nosotros vimos unos.... nos tocó. >>>isolda: aunque tiene una rodilla lastimada, su meta es llegar la recta final aunque le tome 6 horas. >>> y prometanme cómo prensa que no me van a destruir mi imagen si no puedo soportar el dolor de mi rodilla. >>>josé: los despedimos recuerden también nos fue den seguir en twitter, en telemundo news por nuestra página de

>>>josé: el minero edison peña, demuestra que sea cual sea la pista de carrera nada lo rinde noticierodo. con josé díaz-balart. >>> buenas tardes comenzamos en méxico con la muerte de tony tormenta uno de los líderes del cartel del golfo. abatido con la infantería de marina. raúl torres con el reporte desde méxico. >>> la ciudad de matamoros en tamaulipas se convirtió en un campo de batalla. las fuerzas de la marina literalmente considera zar cazan a exequiel. uno de los líderes del cartel del golfo. pero vendió cara su vida y murió abatido. >>> la persecución de dichas personas. llevados a cabo. >>> le decían tony tormenta por su mal carácter al intentar escapar de los marinos. enloquecieron a toda la ciudad. hombres armados buscaban una ruta de escape. no lograron evadir a 150 marinos que cerraron el paso y que utilizaron más de 50 granadas. para dejar destrozado el refugio del narcotraficante. los sicarios, provocaron la muerte de 3 marinos. el personal naval fue agredido con armas de fuego de grueso calibres y granadas. murió por el juego cruzado. periodista del expreso carlos albe

. >> es edison peña que corria en la mina san josñ. >> y ayer rescatado edison peña corrio junto a 43

. >>> y edison peña tendrá que cumplir con varios compromisos, y se reunirá con la comunidad chilena

quedado atrapado debajo tierra durante mÁs de dos meses impidiÓ que llevara adelante sus sueÑos, edison peÑa maratÓn de nueva york. asegurÓ que se trata de un momento Único. >> primero que nunca pensÉ en que iba a llegar a esta maratÓn. >> peÑa fue el minero 12 en ser rescatado hace tres semanas, a 700 m y con una temperatura infernal, corrÍa entre tres y seis millas diarias para mantener su estado fÍsico y emocional. >> para hacerme mÁs fácil correr, yo no tenÍa botas, entonces las corte, con un habitante cortante, y lo logrÉ, empezar a correr, y eso fue lo mÁs emocionante. >> su participaciÓn es lleno de entusiasmo a otros corredores como este brasilero que participÓ cinco veces en no ayer. -no hayan. >> es una cosa espectacular. >> para denise el espÍritu del minero es un ejemplo para el mundo entero. >> significa la capacidad del ser humano, para poder correr en las condiciones que el sobreviviÓ, con el espÍritu con el que Él lo hizo. >> edison peÑa vino acompaÑado de su esposa y espera culminar esta maratÓn en un tiempo mÁximo de seis horas. y antes de correr la maratÓn el prÓximo domin

it was not easy, but he finished in under six hours, beating his own goal. >> for edison pena, the journey to the finish line of the new york city marathon began long before race day. three months ago in chile, pena and 32 other miners found themselves trapped after their mine collapsed half mile below the earth's surface. in the blackness underground in stifling 86-degree heat, edison pain that began running, six, sever miles some days, to live. >> i was running to show that i wasn't just waiting around. i was running to be active in my own salvation. >> reporter: salvation came 69 days after the accident, and with it international fame for the 33 miracle miners. pena, miner number 12, emerged in good health, his life forever changed. with pena's newfound fame came an invitation to watch the new york city marathon. the amateur runner didn't want to stand on the sidelines, and instead he wanted to join the 43,000 other runners here at the starting line. >> ( translated ): i was very eager the take on this huge challenge of the new york marathon. i wanted to show the world that i could run

. >>> after the wait of his life, a man named edison pena is about to attempt the run of his life. he's one of the 33 chilean miners who was trapped deep underground for three months. now he's here in this city because he's preparing to run in the new york city marathon. and it's how he trained for it that some might find unusual. our report tonight. >> reporter: much like when he was rescued from chile's mine, today edison pena arrived in new york to a hero's welcome. after a record 69 days trapped half a mile underground, he's here for another test of endurance, the new york city marathon. though he's an amateur runner who has never completed a course like this, pena is determined to cross this finish line and says being here at all is a dream come true. "i had to go through all of that to be here today," he says. nicknamed "the runner" by his fellow miners, pena jogged as much as six miles each day underground, cutting his steel tipped work boots to ankle height, running in 85 degree heat in pitch darkness, guided only by the light of his helmet and the sounds of elvis, music he

el minero edison peÑa de 34 aÑos de edad, cruzÓ la lÍnea de meta con 5 horas.s la idea de terminar las cosas y correr. >> edison iniciÓ la maratón con buen Ánimo pero a medida que seguÍa la carrera parecía desfallecer. >> me duele la rodilla. >> quÉ le pasÓ? >> dolor en la rodilla. pero dÉjenme correr! >> animÓ a toda una fanaticada que desde tempranas horas ondeÓ la bandera chilena. >> el esfuerzo de espÍritu y superaciÓn. >> un logro maravilloso despuÉs de haber salido de ese encierro en medio de la tierra y estamos felices, felices, muy eufÓricos. >> esta es la segunda competencia que peÑa termina con Éxito. pues a finales de octubre participÓ en un triatlÓn. >> no serÍa el Último reto que enfrenta el minero edison peÑa. en la ciudad de nueva york. viviana Ávila, univisiÓn. >> muchas gracias, nosotros vamos a continuar con mÁs noticias mÁs adelante. asÍ que estÉn atentos para que despierten bien informados, ahora continuamos con mÁs de despierta amÉrica. adelante. >> gracias, neida, antes de hablar de mira quiÉn baila, no puedo dejar de mencionar lo motivado

this was edison pena last month, one of 33 miners rescued after being trapped in a cave-in.ng the 69 days they were trapped, pena ran underground regularly, to prove, he said, how much he wanted to live. invited to new york as a guest of the marathon, pena took easily to the spotlight. ♪ return to sender ♪ >> reporter: he said he wanted to run to set an example. pena paid a price. he needed medical attention and had to walk part of the way. spectators cheered him on. and supporters kept him company. he hobbled across the finish line. running makes you free, pena said, you are looking at a free man. >>> congratulations. look at that. >> so much about him he was willing to do that after what he had been through. >> it was cool yesterday. quite brisk. and for them to complete it and for, he didn't think he was going to be able to complete it. he said give me a break if i don't complete it. but he did. congratulations. >> the closest you and i are going to got to running the new york city marathon. >> no, we are not. yes, again, the dreams will live on. >> me sitting on the side

---se trata de edison peña quien inicialmente habia sido invitado solo como testigo de la famosa maratonbargo, como "peña" corria 10 kilometros diarios en las galerias de la mina para mantenerse cuerdo y ocupado, decidio que quiere participar en la maraton. ---peÑa advirtio que tiene un problema en una rodilla por lo que terminar la carrera de 42 kilometros sera todo un reto. ---en una conferencia de prensa, el minero canto una cancion al estilo de "elvis presley"... por ciento tiene muy buena voz y canta muy bien en ingles... como se dice no canta mal las rancheras. o en este caso.. el rock and roll.

but edison pena has defied expectations before. >> welcome to new york. >> reporter: edison pena isn'tely to win the new york marathon. but he's already winning the hearts of new yorkers. just after he arrived here, he gave us a taste of the music that helped motivate him while he was trapped underground. take it away, elvis. ♪ i gave a letter to the postman ♪ ♪ he put it in his sack >> reporter: pena was 1 of the 33 chilean miners who spent 7 weeks underground. but pena, a life-long runner didn't wait in the mine to be rescued. he ran. >> translator: what i thought about as i ran in the mine was that i was saying to that mine, i can outrun you. >> reporter: the humidity was 90%. the heat, 90 degrees. the darkness, total. pena used pliers to cut his mining boots down to running shoes and a wind up light to see. and he ran half a mile underground. >> translator: the message here is that i found a way to run. >> reporter: all the men have become celebrities since their dramatic rescue on october 13th. but pena is the first to come to the u.s. and last night, he became the first to appear

for edison pena it meant taking one step at a time to outrun fate.t waiting around. i was running to be an active participant in my own salvation. i also wanted god to see that i really wanted to live. the chilean miner ran five to six miles a day, sometimes in the dark. but he was never alone. he had the king to keep him company. ♪ this morning he brought my letter back she wrote upon it return to sender address unknown ♪ >> reporter: his inspiring story has brought him to the big apple. as a guest of the new york city marathon. >> it's incredible. >> reporter: pena says he plans to run all 26.2 miles, no matter how long it takes him. and promise me, members of the press, that you won't rip me apart if i can't take the pain in my knee. show me some mercy, guys. what matters, he says, is that he finishes what he starts. pena's adventures don't stop there. next january, he'll be a guest at graceland. he'll help celebrate the birthday of elvis presley. diana alvear, abc news, los angeles. >> i think i along with the majority of people have always secre

edison peÑa corriÓ la maratón de nueva york y corriÓ hacerlo. -prometiÓ hacerlo.Ó su cometido. >> esta fue la imagen del dÍa en la maratÓn de nueva york, el minero de 34 aÑos de edad cruzÓ la lÍnea de meta con un tiempo de cinco horas 40 minutos y 51 segundos. >> llore dos veces de dolor. >> iniciÓ la maratón con buen Ánimo pero a medida que avanzaba la carrera parecÍa desvanecer. islamiya 22 dijo que tenÍa problemas. -en la. >> la rodilla. >> pero superÓ los 100 pases y animÓ a todo una fanaticada. >>representa el esfuerzo el espÍritu de superaciÓn por todo lo que pasÓ. >> un logro maravilloso despuÉs de haber salido ese encierromen medio de la tierra, estamos felices, muy eufÓricos. >> esta es la segunda competencia que termina con Éxito a finales de octubre participÓ de un triatlon. >> Éste no serÁ el Último reto que enfrenta el minero, quien bajara a los estados unidos. para participar. en la ciudad de nueva york, univision. >> el papa benedicto 16 regresÓ al vaticano para poner fin a su gira, el pontÍfice prometiÓ regresar a madrid. para un encuentro mundial

edison peÑa spent 69 days trapped underground until he was rescued last month.day he joined more than 45,000 runners for the 26-mile journey. >> gives me chills to know he is doing something like this. i think it's just great. a great example. for everyone. >> should be grateful for everything we have. and stop complaining about everything. to be grateful. >> alan: peÑa ran for part of the race and ended up wearing ice packs on his knees for the final 12 miles. he set a goal to complete in six hours, and it took him 20 minutes longer than that to finish. incredible -- >> mike: great story. all right. so raiders slug it out. raiders and the chiefs. one of the fiercest rivalries in sports dating back to the 60s, a rookie, bag of tricks and a so-called backup quarterback. cables club looking to go 3-0. matt cassel throws one up to tucker, and the rookie free agent out of cal with a great catch, first career grab is a touchdown. 7 or chiefs. first half, cassel looking for more. mitchell puts it, ware picks it. 10-0 chiefs at the half. second half. opening kickoff. f

he ran to stay in shape physically and mentally. >> welcome edison pena. >> earlier this week david pena rolled out the red carpet and a few tough questions. >> was there a guy that was getting on everybody's nerves. oh, that guy? >> animated yet humble, he said in addition running, two things kept him going. his 32 fellow miners and his idol, the king. he jogged to elvis's music while deep underground and the love for the king landed him an invite to graceland. rebecca. >> such a great story. you were there when he was being pulled out of the ground. how does it feel having him on your home turf about to run the race? >> it's a sign of how much things have changed for all of these trapped miners. this is not only his first trip to the u.s., but his first time ever out of chile. rebecca? >> thank you so much for following the story so well throughout the world. such a great story here. on top of that, a story about perseverance. that's something we need. >> he has become a rock star. the others are like i probably should have run when i was below ground and i would be in new york right n

three weeks after being rescued from more than 2,000 feet below the earth, edison pena did something else incredible. he ran the new york city marathon. pena ran and walked it 26.2 miles to the finish line fighting through the pain of a sore knee. coming in at just under six hours, he's taught the nation and the world a second lesson in perseverance. i'm lynn berry. this is "early today," just your first stop of the day, today, on your nbc station. >>> the winter in this part of the world, but in taiwan, they're getting a taste of spring. an international floral exhibition opened the doors to visitors this past weekend and estimated 30 million flowers for more than 30 different countries were designed in intricate arrangements. this expo was extra green, focusing on sustainability and environmentally friendly life styles. >>> a determined priest in poland has finished his most controversial construction project. it's a massive statute of jesus. the white monument decorated with a golden crown stands 118 feet tall and weighs 440 tons, making it the largest jesus statute, taller than b

edison pena, nicknamed the runner, because every day while waiting his rescue ran back and forth in theine, will run in this weekend's new york city marathon. >>> and congratulations to former first lady laura bush. it is her 64th birthday. >>> and all day long you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with nbc "nightly news." >>> and, finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. an exclusive one-on-one interview with write-in candidate senator lisa murkowski on her potentially bid in alaska. and details on how one u.s. city is cracking down on toys in happy meals. >>> now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. the day today on your nbc station. have a good one. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com to help keep your family healthy, especially during cold and flu season. and lysol disinfectant spray

edison pena jogged as much as six miles a day. he ran in 85 degree heat and pitch darkness, guided only by the light of his helmet. he's running to celebrate life. you know, he actually arrived here without running shoes and didn't know what he was going to do. one of the companies donated some shoes. >> we've got the raiders, big game. >> usually the coliseum is sold out. the chiefs, not just despised for the sake of it, but they currently lead the afc west. >>> also, washington state and the cougars have a conference losing streak, two years in the making which no one wants to be responsible for allowing the bears to end. there's a new champion after a course record today. can a smartphone be its own guardian angel ? can it keep an eye out for itself, literally show and tell you where it is when you don't even know yourself ? droid can with lookout mobile security, one of thousands of free apps for the droid x and droid 2 by motorola. available on the ever-expanding android market. when there's no limit to what droid gets, there

las tarifas de varias solicitudes de documentos a partir de este mes.tendremos una entrevista con edison peñai las municipalidades pueden poner restricciones sobre dónde puedenivir o trabajar los inmiraes. >>> este segmento es presentado por: >>> busca dinero la ex modelo maripily? la ex esposa de roberto alomar. estas preguntas la contesta en la segunda y última rte de entrevista exclusiva que le concedió a tony. adelante. >>> así es, y el 19 de noviembre podrían llegar a un acuerdo maripi y roberto alomar. entre 12 y 15 millones de dólares reclama maripily en la demanda de divorcio. >>> pides la mitad de los bienes, firmastecapitulaciones, pero muchos piensan que hay interes que te caste por su fortuna. >>> maripily tenía dinero mucho antes de estar con él, tenía m negocios, mi casa, mi buen carro, y era una mujer realiza. dinero no me faltaba, y eso lo sabe él, mis padres me enseñaron a tener lo mío, y a trabajar, y enealidad dinero de él no lo necesitaba, de verdad. >>> mientras se tramita el divorcio ella está en esta mansión en tampa. >>> yo estaba aquí presa, y pasan las cosas, y me co

edison pena is on a whirlwind tour here in new york city.allegus reports. >> reporter: the chilean miner seemed stunned at the hero's welcome he received in new york, three weeks since he was freed from the mine and he's ready to run the new york city marathon. trapped underground for more than two months, pena says he ran to pass the time and to control his anxiety. twice a day, six or seven miles, along a 1,000-yard dark and muddy path in stifling heat. he had to cut his steel-toed boots down to the ankles. >> interpreter: i was going to turn the tables on destiny, that i was saying to that mine, i can out-run you. >> reporter: organizers of sunday's new york city marathon say they invited pena to come watch the 26.2 mile race and were surprised when he said he wanted to run. >> interpreter: i wanted to show the world that i could run it and that, yes, we can! >> reporter: he even got to talk with david letterman. >> interpreter: the first time i walked into a mine, uh, i wanted to turn around and get out. >> a lot of people feel the same

perhaps the biggest story, though, was edison pena, the chilean miner who willed himself 0 the finishsteve weissman at espn news. >>> good morning, i'm steve weissman with your espn news update. we begin with a classic no one saw it coming. raiders and chiefs. tom cable. this going into overtime. tied at 20-20, raiders with the wall. the pass finds jacoby ford. it puts the raiders in field goal range for sebastian janikowski, this from 33. raiders take it in overnight. they win three straight since 2002. >>> meanwhile, brett favre and the vikings hosting the cardinals under a minute to go. vikings down 24-17. favre engineering another comeback to visanthe shiancoe. we go to overtime. that's ryan long wal, through the uprights. vikings danger it. everyone can take a deep breath in minnesota. >>> tom brady and the visiti visiting the cleveland browns. second quarter. browns up 10-7, how about josh cribbs takes the direct snap. hands off to chansi stuckey and he takes it to the pylon. browns up 17-7. upset in the making. third quarter. same score. how about some colt mccoy. browns have p

one of the things we found out about number 12, edison pena, was he ran in the mine all those 12 weekse's been invited to new york city for this weekend's marathon. he wants to run it. it appears he's going to get his wish. >>> time, now, for highlights from the world series. >> details on how the giants got the job done from espn news. >> good morning. i'm sara walsh with your espn news update. they're celebrating in the bay area. we'll show you why. tim lincecum, thee, ace, rolling into the stadium, sporting the bow tie. cliff lee was looking strong early on. there you go. the fourth inning, after giving up a leadoff single, lincecum makes josh hamilton go down swinging. later in the inning, nelson cruz, out the same way. lincecum, watching lee. two outs, freddy sanchez, a bloop 20 right. nelson cruz is charging. he can't make the grab. so, sanchez is on with a single. next batter, buster posey, a drive to right. cruz, going back to the wall. and this time, he makes the catch. posey can't believe it because this game is going to remain scoreless. in the seventh, still no score. one o

. >> edison pena one of the min miners rescued in chile arrived in manhattan today where he will runthe new york marathon. when underground pena ran as much as 6 miles a day to stay in shape. he listened to i-pod filled with el have is songs to keep his spirit up. and at packed news conference in new york today, pena delighted everyone by conference in new york today, pena delighted everyone by singing returnp to sender >> i gave the letter to the postman he put it in his sack, by the early next morning he put my letter back he wrote upon it return the sender ♪ address unknown ♪ . >> isn't that great. pretty good. well pena has a bad knee and admit the race will be a challenge but says the biggest challenge is to motivate other others. >> wow! that is quite incredible. marathon. in new york. >> he was probably enter attention down there with all the miners. okay my next elvis song will be. edison sit down. please. about day after the parade the giants get ready for winter. did series mvp edgar clean out his giants locker for the last time todayayayayayayayy can a smartphone be its ow

rescued chilean miner, edison pena, is in new york, preparing to run in this sunday's marathon. says it may take him six hours. but he is determined to finish the race. he also stopped by "the late show," where david letterman compared being trapped in the mine to appearing on his show. >> good stuff. >>> well, three college football games tomorrow, match teams currently ranked in the bcs top 15. for last night's highlights, here's mike yam at espn news. >> good morning. we start with some college football. virginia tech, looking for their seventh-straight win. matching up against josh nesbitt and georgia tech. first quarter, yellowjackets on top, 7-0. nesbitt, finding the seam. he's gone. 71 yards. that run made him the all-time leading rusher in school history. yellowjackets in control. second quarter, now, hokies down 14-7. tyrod taylor, one of the better quarterbacks in the acc, all the time in the world. 11 seconds to find someone, anyone. back to the end zone he goes. not the guy he was hoping to find. he gets picked off. hokies, they turn it over with a golden opportunity

and there was another victor of sorts in today's marathon, the chilean miner edison pena, he ran and of the time. cheers all along the course as he went. pena jogged several miles a day during the two months that he was trapped underground. >>> coming up, the mountain of clothing that the runners left at the starting line. what happens to all of that stuff? clothing that the runners left at the starting line. what happens to all of that stuff? (high-pitched laughter) man: hey you dang woodchucks, quitchucking my wood! vo: geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. [ commearlier, she hady vonn! an all-over achy cold... what's her advantage? it's speedy alka-seltzer! [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus rushes relief for all-over achy colds. the official cold medicine of the u.s. ski team. alka-seltzer plus. just don't feel .like they used to. are you one of them? remember when you had more energy for 18 holes with your buddies? [ glass shatters ] more passion for the one you love? more fun with your family and friends? it could be a treatable condi

. >> reporter: for edison pena, triumph wasn't only at the finish line, it was just being in the race at all. >> he is hitting the high-fives so many times his hands are going to get blistered. >> reporter: pena ran in the bright sunshine of the ing marathon less than a month after being rescued from a half mile underground. he ran as many as six miles a day in his mining boots to stay in shape physically and mentally. in between he sang elvis songs. ♪ return to sender, address unknown ♪ . >> reporter: with a record 43,000 competitors today, there were plenty of stories. in the wheelchair vision, david weir and masazumi were neck and neck. the best finish by an american woman since 1990. what do you have lined up next? >> a nice trip to hawaii and a burger and a beer. >> reporter: but it was the rescued miner who seemed to be the favorite of spectators and competitors. after 16 miles, pena slowed to a walk and then stopped for medical attention. he returned to the course, his knees wrapped in ice. >> in the spirit of the race, he is going to get to the finish line. >> reporter: which

edison pena, who trained by running in the mining tunnels to elvis music, plans to run the marathon.ppear on "david letterman," and visit graceland and las vegas. >> wish him lots of that. >>> on top of that, celebrity couple, demi moore and ashton kutcher are headed to the united nations today. they're using their star power to launch a fund to fight human trafficking around the world. >>> and coming up later on "good morning america," the nation's newest panda cub. that's right. lun lun was pregnant. she has now given birth. >>> also, medical news. there's new home for kids with a rare but debilitating kind of brain tumor. a drug used to treat kidney cancer is now showing great promise in shrinking the tumors. it's interesting and exciting medical news. and dr. richard besser will have a full report. something a lot of parents and people are interested in. >> absolutely. a lot of news. >>> and continuing political landscape in washington, as well. a busy news week. check that out on "gma," coming up later today. >>> but for right now, your local news, for some of you. >> for everyo

. >>> y en la edison peña, uno de los mineros rescatados fue invitado al evento conocido como correcaminos hasta casi las 10:310:30. >>> y andy fue el primero en caer, y nadie sospechaba nada, naa die le pasó por la cabeza que los tres habían sido drogados, y hecho que se comprobó luego. >>> le pedí al profesor que me cambie, estaba descordinado, era muy raro lo que me estaba sucediendo. >>> estos son los resultados de los exámenes que se le practicaron a los jugadores, ahora todo el mundo se pregunta cómo llegó el barbiturico al estómago de los jugadores. >>> la persona que ingresa a dar atención ingresa con una canasta con 6 botes para beber. >>> y aquí se ve como el jugador le entrega una botella de rehidratante, la destapa y la be bebe. >>> me ofrece una bebida, no era la que tomaba él, y yo la veo pero sentía un sabor diferente, en ese momento no le presté atención. >>> el momento no fue registrado en imágenes, pero luego de haber behabido pasó a su compañero. "primer impacto" habló con el presidente del equipo que achacó lo ocurrido a los jugadores del equipo contrario a un problema

. >>> there were huge cheers in new york central's park yesterday to congratulate edison pena, one ofapped below ground for almost ten weeks. he finished the new york city marathon. forced to walk for much of it. wincing in pain, with ice packs on both swollen knees. finished in 5:40. not bad, considering he trained underground in 90-degree heat. we're proud of everybody in the race, especially two of our friends here who crossed the finish line with the thousands of others who gutted it out. that would be al roker and meredith vieira. >>> when we come back, passing the torch, 50 years ago this very evening. torch. 50 years ago this very evening. i like to make my own investment decisions. excuse me, what is that? oh, i'm a fidelity customer. okay, but what does it do? well, it gets me the tools and research i need to help me make informed decisions. with fidelity, i can invest in stocks, bonds, all at a great price. wow. yeah, wow. ♪ [ male announcer ] fidelity investments. turn here. [ male announcer ] every day thousands of people are switching from tylenol to advil. to learn more

the marathon is a test of endurance, something edison pena knows all about.ys trapped in that chilean mine and today he arrived here in new york city to run this weekend's marathon. pena also taped an appearance for tonight's "late show" telling david letterman he ran as much as seven miles a day in the mine. he's also a huge elvis presley fan and couldn't resist singing one of his favorites. ♪ we can go out together, suspicious minds... ♪ >> couric: got the hip action down, too. pena has also accepted an invitation to visit graceland in january. by the way, that's his translator. and coming up next, a one-man stimulus plan putting people to work. work. how are those flat rate boxes working out? fabulous! they gave me this great idea. yea? we mail documents all over the country, so, what if there were priority mail flat rate... envelopes? yes! you could ship to any state... for a low flat rate? yes! a really low flat rate. like $4.90? yes! and it could look like a flat rate box... only flatter? like this? you...me...genius. genius. priority mail flat rate env

from the eyes of so many, edison pena is already a winner.frey kofman, abc news, new york. >> wonderful. use some of those moves in the marathon. >>> still ahead here on "world news," this evening, a "world news" investigation about the tires on your car. how a simple number on them could reveal a hidden danger. >>> and then, later in the broadcast tonight, the elephants, struggling to find the one thing that will save them. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] every day thousands of people are switching from tylenol® to advil. to learn more and get your special offer, go to takeadvil.com. take action. take advil®. but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now, i can join the fun and games with my grandchildren. great news! for people with copd, including chronic bronchitis, emphysema, or both, advair helps significantly improve lung function. while nothing can reverse copd, advair is different from most other copd medications because it contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator, working together to help you breathe better. ad

. >> qué tal muy buenas tardes para el minero edison peña el haber cruzado la meta lo koifrt en un hombrefías y saludos de felicitación. >> la calidad del pueblo del pueblo hacia mí me siento un equipo hu blild no lo conoce nadie por ningún logro, pero la cosa era esa decir que se puede que vengo de las profundo dados. >> y fue grande en esta maratón una lesión casi lo obliga a retirarse pero se esforzó aun más en la milla 22 los chilass le acaban mo y con un tiempo de 5 horas cruzó la línea de meta envuelto en bandera chilena. >> sentí lo mismo que cuando sentí el aire afuera de la cápsula. después cuando crucé la meta todo adolorido no sé muerto pero dije lo hice, no me retiré. >> y ahora dice que es tiempo de aprovechar la fama. >> lo estoy viendo fríamente viendo mi futuro incierto, y loíno porcentaje que he sido en dar tanta entrevista sin lucrar, y creo que ahora están cambiando un poco la visión. >> pero esta manera de ver la vida lo ha obligo a de al jaers de la familia. >> quiero verlo como un hombre que es normal que puede realizarse en diferentes ambos. >> hoy se dio un lujo de

and among them this man, chilean miner edison pena known as the runner. the course in six hours. kenya's kiselyap won the women's race in about 2.5 hours. >>> all of the rain here in the bay area means snow in the sierra. a winter storm warning about 6,000 feet is in effect until tomorrow morning. caltrans says if you're going to the mountains, change may be necessary along the mountain passes in interstate 80 and 50. >>> let's check in with our meteorologist mark tamayo. i was surprised by how much rain we called but you called it. >> there was a punch today in the sierra and beyond. all that white is corresponding to snow. in fact, we have chain controls right now posted on the interstate 880 right around kingvale. you can see the coverage with the rain showers still a factor in the south bay as you can pick out closer to morgan hill. those yellow hills correspond to heavier downpours. we will show you this up in the north bay and we have coverage still in the increase for richmond and closing in on berkeley is well in fact. not being too extreme but en

edison pena crossing the fibbish line. runs in the area where they were trapped -- we're not seeing him crossing that finish line, but one of them did run the new york city marathon. his accomplishments are amazing considering he was unable to train properly to run the 26.2 miles. he did it running, walking, hobbling in five hours an 43 minutes. what a story, gary. you saw these guys being pulled out of the mine and now they are in l.a. going to a fun event. >> reporter: yeah. it's amazing. right now we're in down los angeles. they are having lunch. they will rest and hit the town, entertainment, shopping, sightseeing all over los angeles and southern california and then they will go the taping of the heroes extravaganza which we're very proud to host four years in a row now and they are true heroes. the heroic perseverance of the miners and the heroism of the five rescuers who went down into the hole to get the miners out to make sure they were safe. we landed about an hour and a quarter ago. four hour flight from atlanta

that is edison pena. in the mine he was known for running 3-6 miles a day and leading his fellow numbers in elvis preslicing alongs. he will be making a return visit to the u.s. in january. he is invited to the elvis presley birthday. >>> voting ballots that disappeared on election day were found in a pond. the man accused is facing three felony charges. there is no motive known. also this afternoon we will get an update on the status of the oakland mayor race. the registered voters will release the preliminary results at 4:00 this morning. don perata took the lead. however a winner can't be declared until someone gets more than 50%. election officials are now distributing the second choice votes of the last place candidates under the rank choice system. >>> 6:19 is the time. let's check in with sal with traffic this morning. >> let me tell you that breaking news we have is a train collision with a pedestrian being reported by albany police and fire. in albany near the 580 and 80 split here. i hear the ac

we talked to you on thursday, you were a little worried about your marathon time holding up with edison penalooks like you beat him by a good couple of hours. were you rooting for him or against him? >> steve, i would look like a monster if i wasn't rooting for a -- >> you got a reputation there. >> you got to root for a guy trapped underground. >> plus he beat jared from subway. >> i would like to make millions. i trounced his time. >> it will be your year next year, cakes. >> i hope so. >> thank you. enjoy the rest of your tuesday morning. we'll see them again tomorrow morning. >> okay. the wait is finally over for fans of conan o'brien. the popular talk show host is back. we'll hear how he kicked things off. >> i am happy to report right now, we are already number one in tbs' key demographic, people who can't afford hbo. we did it. re

. ♪ return to sender address unknown ♪ >> that is edison pena.was known for running 3-6 miles a day. he will be making a return trip to the united states in january. he's been invited to elvis' annual birthday celebration add graceland. >>> 75 san francisco ballots that disappeared on election day were found floating in the pond at the palace of fine arts. the poll worker accused of taking the ballots is due in court today. carlos nicholas faces three felony charges. there is still no motive. it's not clear whether the ballots would be counted. >>> this afternoon we will get an update on the status of the oakland race. will release the preliminary votes. in the first round of voting don took the lead with 35% of the votes. followed by jean and rebecca. a winner cannot be declared unless someone gets 50%. they are distributing the second choice votes of the last place candidates under that ranked choice system . >>> let's get you to where you need to be. sal how is it? >> i just found out the raiders would be on tv. the traffic is light. fellas an

a guy named edison pena.e guy who ran in place for the equivalent of six miles a day while trapped in the mine. he's also known for being an elvis lover and impersonator. i'm guessing that means he was voted most likely to be eaten first by the tribe. he went to new york and finished the race. which -- big deal, i finished two marathons yesterday, "golden girls" and "roseanne," back to back, no break. his accomplishment was significant too. here's pena finishing the marathon. >> the scene just moments ago as he finished in central park. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: some people are destined to be inside the earth and edison is one of them i guess. there was one winner of the $129 million powerball jackpot on saturday. no one knows who it is yet. the ticket was purchase ed at a adult video store in highland park, michigan. that's going to be a fun conversation with this guy's wife. honey, i got good news and bad news. good news, we won $129 million. bad news is, you're now married to the porn shop lotto guy. $129 mil

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edison pena has accepted an all expensed paid invitation to participate in this sunday's race. while trapped underground, pena ran three to six miles in dark tunnels every day. he said running gave him strength for those 69 days. and he is hoping the marathon will show the world that he is a true survivor in the true sense of the word. >> get the message. >>> sunny skies today but blustery and maybe even snowy weather. zthtjthththtjtjtjt@tjtjtjtjtétjt >>> time for sports. the san francisco giants were crowned world series champions last night. the pitcher's duel between cliff lee and tim lincecum until the seventh inning when edgar renteria broke the scoreless tie with a three-run homerrer. lincecum gave way to brian wilson in the ninth and struck out nelson cruz to capture the first world series title since 1954. lincecum spoke about the team stepping up their play as a whole. coming up their first win of the season, the bulls hosted unbeaten prbled trail blazers last night. derrick rose continuing a strong start. we will hope to get you video in a minute. he had 13 assists to

edison pena crossed the finish line yesterday in 5 hours, 40 minutes and 51 seconds.ar-old needed bags of ice for his sore knees during the 26.2-mile course. while trapped 2300 feet underground with 32 other miners he jogged every day through the continues. >>> bart riders will be treated to something different in the tunnels today. it's time for one texas ranger fan to make good on his bet. gary thomas is the top transit executive in dallas and wagered with bart official on who would win the world series. well, we know how that turned out. since his team lost, he will be singing i left my heart in san francisco and passing out cookies to bart riders. you can see him at the embarcadero station near the hyatt hotel. he will be there from 6 a.m. to 7:15 this morning. go ahead and eat some of those texas cookies. >>> the oakland raiders are celebrating their biggest win in nearly 8 years. exciting times in the east bay. they beat the kansas city chiefs yesterday in oakland 23- 20 in overtime. the raiders janikowski kicked two key field goals late in the game including th

among those that laced up their sneakers this morning, edison pena. if you don't know the name, you will know his face, one of the 33 chilean miners trapped undergrowth for more than three months. this is his first marathon. he has competed in a triathlon before. this time around, his training regimen was a little different. he jogged as many as six miles a day underground by cutting his steel tip work boots to ankle height. he ran in 85-degree heat, pitch darkness, guided only by the light of his helmet. now, he says, he is running to celebrate his life. wow! >>> the confetti isn't completely clear from the streets in san francisco. fans are already asking, what's next for the g-men. laura has that and more. >>> thanks to that nagging ankle, stefan curry wasn't supposed to play for the warriors. after his pre-game routine, they said he was ready to go. back in the starting lineup after missing two gameses athe warriors tried to stay perfect at home hosting utah. fourth quarter, tied at 72 with under three to play. curry went on a run here. driving la

edison pena, quite an inspiration. he did tell me he has a bum knee from being in the mine all that time, but he does hope to run the whole thing, though he might have to walk just a little bit of it. good luck to him. >>> that does it for this edition of "360." thanks for watching. larry king starts right now. >> larry: tonight, oscar winner jeff bridges. he's given life to "starman," "the baker boys." bad blake and the iconic dude. >> that's what you call me. >> larry: now he's taking on a john wayne classic. >> help me. >> i couldn't do nothing for you, son. >> larry: and maybe his most important role ever. >> 17 million kids, that's one in four, live in insecure households. >> larry: the fearless jeff bridges for the hour next on "larry king live." what a great pleasure to welcome back to "larry king live," it's been too long between visits jeff bridges the academy award winning actor. a brilliant, brilliant talent he is. his new film "tron: legacy" comes out next month. he plays rooster cogburn in the coen brother

edison pena finished the new york city marathon yesterday in just under 6 hours. he was one of the miners trapped for 69 days but every day he jogged through the tunnels. >> good for him. >>> all right. 6:25. the debate over kids and fast food is taking center stage again. >> out of 3,000 kids meal combinations only 12 of 3,000 met nutritional guidelines. this new study found average preschoolers are seeing 21% more fast food ads compared to several years ago. >> so our question of the day, does fast food marketing impact a child's health? ve dot com. we are also on facebook and twitter. it's 6-- pr >> send your answers to mornings@cbs5.com. or you can post your answers on our facebook page. we're also on twitter. i liked your idea to package the vegetables in child -- >> what if you put broccoli and cauliflower and a little toy. >> there you go. >>> prop 19 went up in smoke last week. the plan supporters already have up their sleeves for 2012. >>> a court hearing later this morning for a congressional race that is still undecided. i'll have the details on what's