shortly after it turned back toward fort lauderdale.he phone. all told by thursday the day after the murder. the phone, or whoever had, it travel the distance about around 60 miles. >> so i would say whoever's with that cell phone was most likely the last person who was with melissa. >> detectives also focused on those five hours the phone was stationary in miami gardens. was the killer home in bed? >> we have to identify if melissa know somebody that lives in the. >> does anything come up at that point? >> no we have no reason to believe that anybody should dating, anybody she knows of's there. -- willis's family confirmed it. police asked everyone remotely involved in the case of the answer kept coming up no. by now police had also clear the asked who's been oh calista sister. did not have a connection to the air either. but when they asked deborah if she knew anyone who lived around their, her job dropped. she said she did know someone. >> i was like i just did not think it was him. but cops are funny. they don't just take people's w

departamento donde había sido vista por última vez el día viernes a la tarde antes de tomar unvuelo a fort lauderdaleado en pantalla pero que es la persona interesen caso y quien fuera encontrado sin vida el día lunes en la mañana se cree que se quitó la vida >> según investigadores el hombre que tenía 27 años pretendía tener un romance con la joven de 19 años cosa que según sus familiares ella rechazaba >> en orlando noticias telemundo >> seguiremos muy al pendiente por supuesto. entretanto la familia de gabby video en conferencia de prensa que el joven novio de ella se entregue, lo siguen buscando nivel no se sabe nada desde hace casi dos semanas también es considerado persona de interés en la investigación sobre la muerte de su prometida la familia lanzó además una fundación en honor a su hija >>[♪ ♪ ♪] . > cambiamos de tema y es que la compañía pfeizer y biotech, presentan dado quesu vaca es efectiva y segura niños de 5:00 a 11:00 años de edad y si quieren un pedido formal a las autoridades de salud para permitir que una dosis pediátrica se administrará en estados unidos en las próximas semanas e

tenÍa que tomar un vuelo a fort lauderdale pero nunca lo tomÓ, dejÓ de contestar mensajes y llamadasjo de apartamentos donde incluso ella tambiÉn trabajaba. cuando la policÍa comenzÓ a buscarla se dio cuenta que habÍa una persona que se convirtiÓ en una persona de interÉs, que trabajaba en el departamento de mantenimiento de los departamentos, ¿verdad? y que esa persona tenÍa una llave maestra que incluso entrÓ al apartamento de miya y que encontraron cuestiones sospechosas, por eso se girÓ una orden de arresto en contra de esta persona que fue identificada como armando manuel caballero de 27 aÑos. ahora bien, empezaron los detectives alrededor de 30 a buscar a miya y la familia tambiÉn tiene un clamor muy importante, vamos a escuchar a la abuela. >> por favor, ayÚdenos a encontrar a mi princesa. la queremos mucho. estamos pidiendo a la gente, si la han visto, por favor llamen a la policÍa. >> ara, yo sÉ que tambiÉn este hombre de interÉs que estabas mencionando, ¿quÉ pasÓ con Él, lograron detenerlo? >> bÁsicamente cuando las autoridades lo identifican como persona de interÉs porque

a couple was escorted off a jetblue plane at fort lauderdale yesterday after the airline says they were not following the tsa's mask rule. the man was caught on video becoming verbally and physically aggressive for the crew. starting tomorrow, the agency is doubling the fines for those who refuse to wear our mask. >> if you break the rules, be prepared to pay, and by the way, show some respect. the anger you see on television towards flight attendants and others doing their job is wrong. it is ugly. dan: the fines will range from 500 to $3000. the rule will be in place through mid january and applies to airplanes, trains, and buses. ama: mandatory vaccinations were just ordered for los angeles school students and students in the oakland unified school district may soon have their own vaccine mandate. tim johns gives us a look at the proposal currently being considered and other bay area districts may follow suit. >> with the district voting to mandate coronavirus vaccines for students 12 and up, some school districts in the bay area are considering similar measures. >> vaccination is on

a couple was escorted off a jetblue plane at fort lauderdale yesterday after the airline says they were not following the tsa's mask rule. the man was caught on video becoming verbally and physically aggressive for the crew. starting tomorrow, the agency is doubling the fines for those who refuse to wear our mask. >> if you break the rules, be prepared to pay, and by the way, show some respect. the anger you see on television towards flight attendants and others doing their job is wrong. it is ugly. dan: the fines will range from 500 to $3000. the rule will be in place through mid january and applies to airplanes, trains, and buses. ama: mandatory vaccinations were just ordered for los angeles school students and students in the oakland unified school district may soon have their own vaccine mandate. tim johns gives us a look at the proposal currently being considered and other bay area districts may follow suit. >> with the district voting to mandate coronavirus vaccines for students 12 and up, some school districts in the bay area are considering similar measures. >> vaccination is on

. >> reporter: december 5th, 1945, five avengers take off from naval air station fort lauderdale on aining mission. 14 airmen headed to the bermuda triangle they were never seen again flight 19, the so-called lost squadron in "close encounters of the third kind" -- >> no one. these planes were reported missing in 1945. >> reporter: -- the mystery disappearance was answered they were taken by aliens. >> mom >> reporter: but that's a movie. now in a new history channel documentary -- >> the hoodoo sea, the graveyard of the atlantic. or as we know it more commonly today, the bermuda triangle. >> reporter: a more than year-long well-funded scientist figs mission into the bermuda triangle resolves some unanswered questions mike barnett, the team's lead underwater explorer, making a significant discovery as they film the documentary "history's greatest mysteries." and then you finally found the avenger. >> we found an avenger >> reporter: but is this the avenger from flight 19 >> and that's the real question. we don't know yet. because a lot of people don't realize that there are hundreds o

the fight takes place in fort lauderdale, florida. on saturday. you're just going into this. it can be hard outbox menu now, and i'm not in m a m a, i wouldn't do that because i know it probably hurt me about it boxing. so i'm always doing a to do my bench. that's reason does for me, and i can do this in a short period time. i've date here though, but i'm in shape. i do well for my well, there's an added twit to this fight. former us president donald trump will provide alternative commentary alongside his son donald junior, and he called into the news conference to trash talk the current president. if i had a box somebody, anybody, i think probably my easiest 5 would be jo buttons because this is go down very, very quickly, very, very quickly. and a one said, oh, i'd like to say can behind the bar he'd be in big trouble. no, i think by and he would go down within the 1st few seconds. all right, that's his book for now more later. roger, thanks very much indeed. now you can get lots more information and pictures as well on the web site. the address for that of course w w, w do

son of former united ro, madrid, and england. play a david making his professional debbie for fort lauderdale. it's actually a reserved seem to in some miami, which is partly on by his father, the 19 year old played 79 minutes when the right wing, just like it's like right now, securities being tightened around new zealand women's crickets. same after they received a threatening email, the theme is on soar in england, the team playing in less the right now the message was sense, the england and wells cricket ball. he said they treated it seriously, but ultimately decided it was incredible. the threat follows nice aliens decision last week to abandon the mentor of pakistan over security concerns. pakistan's, cricket board chief from georgia has he found at england its decisions to counsel the tools of his country. english men side was supposed to fight too much as a woman for the t 20 well cut, while the women's side it would you to find pack them for the 1st time, had 5 fixtures. dcp said it had increasing concerns about traveling to the region or replace the teams, which is looking for excus

the fight takes place in fort lauderdale, florida. on saturday, i saw your chiller team just going into this. it can be hot out box. mean, you know, and i'm not in m a m a, i wouldn't do that because i know he's never heard about it box. so i'm always doing a to do my bench. that's reason, that's me and i can do this in a short period time. i've that date here though, but i'm in shape and i do well for my age, there's not a twist to this fights. former us president donald trump, who provide alternative common tre alongside his son donald junior. and he called into the news conference to trash talk the current president. if i had a bach somebody, anybody, i think probably my easiest 5 would be joe buttons because this is go down very, very quickly. very, very quickly. they once said, oh, i'd like to take him behind the bar. he'd be in big trouble. no, i think by it he would go down within the 1st few seconds. all right, that's what he spoke now more later, folly. and i thank you very much for that. one is coming up very shortly on tues

it takes place in fort lauderdale, florida, on saturday. also want to think you're just going into this. it can be hard to box mean, you know, and i'm not in m a m a, i wouldn't do that because i know he's probably hurt me about it box. so i'm always doing a to do my bench. that's reason, that's me. and i can do this in a short period time. i've date here though, but i'm in shape and i do well for my well, there's another twist to this fight. former us president donald trump will provide alternative commentary alongside his son donald junior. and he called into the news conference, talk trash against another current problem. i had a box somebody, anybody? i think probably my easiest 5 would be jo buttons because this would go down very, very quickly, very, very quickly. and a one said, oh, i'd like to take him behind the bar and he'd be in big trouble. me every day. i think by and he would go down within the 1st few seconds. all right, that's you spoke now fully job. thank you very much. massage. yeah, it's coming up next on al jazeera with

—year—old romeo, son of the former england captain — making his debut for the third—tier club fort lauderdalew 2—2 at home to south georgia tormenta. he's due to play again next month wearing the number 11, not number seven like his dad. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. hello there. we saw some pretty decent weather across the country today. a lot of sunshine around, it felt quite warm again, too. in fact, for much of this upcoming week, it'll be dry with a lot of sunshine and feel quite warm — particularly across the south of the uk, because towards the end of the week, it's northern parts of the uk, particularly scotland, which will turn windier and cooler, more autumnal with outbreaks of rain. so we've had these weather fronts bringing more cloud today across scotland and northern ireland, and one across east anglia in the southeast — they will tend to fizzle out overnight, leaving some patchy cloud around, but lengthy, clear skies, and winds for most across the northwest of scotland will be light. so it'll turn quite chilly out of town, but where you have

manchester, united rail, madrid and england play david making his professional. deb, you have a fort lauderdale, actually reserved seems in some miami, which ship perhaps not. quincy bentley is partly owned by his father, the 19 year old plight, 79 minutes on the right wing, just like his property. now securities being tightened, their new zealand women's cricket team, the team is on a sort of england playing at a one day international in lester right. now, a written message is sent to england and wales cricket board. he said they treated it seriously, but ultimately decided it was incredible. going well in this much bowling the harm . see me out for a 17800 pakistan's cricket board chief armies rogers hit soundings, decisions to cancel their tools of his country. ellen's men side was supposed to fight c my cheese as a woman, the t 20 will cut while the women's side, who were you to find packs on the 1st time, have 5 fixtures, e. c, b sang without increasing concerns about traveling to the region. you get a block ag, austria new england. got these teams a part of a block that extremely new zeal

day for the next generation with david beckham's son romeo making his professional debut for fort lauderdaleition for the reserve team of inter miami — the mls side owned by beckham — in a 2—2 draw at home with south georgia tormenta. he also linked up well in the midfield with harvey neville, the son of inter miami head coach phil neville. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me marc edwards, and the rest of the sport team, goodbye. thanks to mark and the team. the academy museum — the biggest film institution of its kind in the us — after many delays — will be unveiled later in los angeles. it's been described as a cathedral to the movies — it was originally planned as an uncritical tribute to cinema but the social and political upheaval of recent times — and the pandemic — have changed all that as tom brook now reports from los angeles. this new museum consists of an old converted department store from 1939 injected to a brand—new futuristic structure which has been designed to provide america's movie capital with something it has never ha

the elon musk boring company is close to a deal to build a tunnel in fort lauderdale, florida,, transportingeople to the beach. the deadline for others to submit to the total passes monday. global news 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta, this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: downsize surprise on the adp report, the estimate was 625. the devious number was revised lower. from new york city, this is the price action for you with the yield equity market not doing much in response to that whatsoever, advancing around 4/10 of 11%. yields are up to half of a basis point or so. basically where we were in the bond market before the number. likewise the equity market on the russell, with the small caps still up three quarters of 1%. nevertheless, a downside surprise, 625 is the estimate. tom: very good. it will be interesting to see on adp the full coverage and i am watching small caps here, holding still on that number up seven tens of a percent. this is a joy. in boston, massachusetts, failure reig

drew: spring break in fort lauderdale, we lived off of ride chicken. julian: it's so good. drew: if you haven't had it, please go. let's talk about the heat coming our way, guys. a bit of fog, but it is a clear day for a lot of us later on today. this is the golden gate bridge. we have some fog through the golden gate. unfortunately, that's about it when it comes to the fog. the air quality is improving over the next couple of days. anywhere from good to anre seeing improving conditions overhead. here we go, southbay, 90 later on today, san jose, 101, morgan hill, 84 in cupertino. downtown today, going into the 70's with a lot of sunshine. 68 in daly city, 101 in the north bay. 93 in vallejo. the east bay, 80 for oakland, 82 in san leandro, downright hot. 104 in brentwood, 98 in concord, 100 in livermore. overnight, we will find some coastal clouds, that's about it, in terms of our marine layer. holding in the 60's and our warm spots inland. high-pressure is in control, bringing us the hot weather, but by thursday, this is our relief. we will find some cooler temperatures,

a lot of them are going to miami, fort lauderdale, west palm beach, orlando.m about covid-19. says if there's anybody there checking to see if they have their vaccines or if they have covid or anything like that. i was there. i was asking them about whether or not they had been vaccinated if there was a vaccine available would you take it, emphatically said no, they would not take it. a lot of them cited religious beliefs on why they wouldn't take it. they'reom coming here because where they're coming from is so poor and they want the opportunity to, they feel like this is the opportunity now that the biden administration to leave the country they've been living in, central america, t places like chile, and come here now, and they told me to my face the reason why we're here is because joe biden is allowing us to come here. he's a very humble man, he has a big heart, he loves the haitian people, and we love him. it was almost like the biggest biden rally i've ever been to. everybody there speaking about joe biden. they love him. >> tucker: yeah, well, that's t

my question is if lowly little me could question their presence , visible to everybody in fort lauderdale for some time, what was the government doing? host: let's go to mary calling from philadelphia, pennsylvania on the democrat line. good morning. caller: good morning c-span. what happened on 9/11, we have to make sure this never happens again. we have the security apparatus in place with the intelligence agencies, we have i think 17 now. all the data goes to them, we have to make sure we hold them accountable, they are all looking at the same information, hundreds of thousands of employees that secure our systems. and we have the general public is required by law to use e-verify. and because this never happened during the 9/11 attacks, we have to make sure we hold everyone accountable at this point, if you are a learning institution and failed to report that someone dropped out of college based on them coming from another country, then that needs to be reported. on our database. everything is secure now. we integrated our intelligence agencies, our satellite systems under president re

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host: let's hear from jim in fort lauderdale, florida. hello. caller: hello. i am not sure, because there is pretty good arguments for both sides of this thing. i agree with the statistics you showed about the billionaires. it is pretty ugly. i think it is pretty ugly. some of them actually say themselves it is ugly. so, i think these billionaires, as ugly as it may look, they are a byproduct of our capitalist system. they are not the system. they are a byproduct. we have the greatest system in the world for creating wealth, and here's how it works. we have this thing called equity , and companies can be created out of nothing in this country. unlike any other country in the world. let me give you a few examples of those companies. microsoft was created out of having -- out of nothing. cisco was created out of nothing. intel was created out of nothing, because investors risk their money and gave it to people who did not have to pay that money back. they took that money and made the greatest companies the world has ever known. host: ok, that is jim in florida.

host: that is mark in fort lauderdale, florida. ms. kishi.that is a little bit outside of the scope that we do that acled. there are organizations that do work around monitoring militias, de-platofrming to minimize the mobilization of such notions, falls outside of what we do at acled. host: one more call. ray in syracuse, new york. republican line. caller: good morning. with all due respect to the guest, this presentation of hers, her organization is not science. she uses a veneer and some language about science but this is actually propaganda. it is all picked to put across a particular view. it is all one sided. i would say she is consistently one-sided. but this has nothing to do with science. the guest should not be trusted for actual information. host: would you like to ask a specific question? caller: i would ask her nothing because she is a propagandist. host: that is ray in new york. guest: all i can say to that is the information is readily available. we are quite transparent about our methodology. there are many documents that you

mavis in fort lauderdale, florida, independent, on ron desantis.there were a recall, i would do it tomorrow. he has been a disaster for florida. as a parent and grandparent of smaller kids in school, the cost of living here, in terms of gas, food costs -- mr. desantis has got to go. he has politicized just about everything here in the state. he started off as a good person, but he just -- host: mavis in fort lauderdale, florida. just after 10:00 a.m. eastern. this hearing with secretary of state antony blinken about to get underway in the senate foreign relations committee. we will see you back here tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. eastern on the "washington journal." [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [indiscernible] [indiscernible] sen. menendez: this hearing of the senate foreign relations committee will come to order. secretary blinken, thank you for joining us today. last week, the new york times r

my question is if lowly little me could question their presence , visible to everybody in fort lauderdalee time, what was the government doing? host: let's go to mary calling from philadelphia, pennsylvania on the democrat line. good morning. caller: good morning c-span. what happened on 9/11, we have to make sure this never happens again. we have the security apparatus in place with the intelligence agencies, we have i think 17 now. all the data goes to them, we have to make sure we hold them accountable, they are all looking at the same information, hundreds of thousands of employees that secure our systems. and we have the general public is required by law to use e-verify. and because this never happened during the 9/11 attacks, we have to make sure we hold everyone accountable at this point, if you are a learning institution and failed to report that someone dropped out of college based on them coming from another country, then that needs to be reported. on our database. everything is secure now. we integrated our intelligence agencies, our satellite systems under president reagan. if

tom, republican, fort lauderdale, florida.r: hi, my name is tom, and thanks for taking my call. i am disappointed about everything. the border is just one thing. i mean, look, they are already allowing illegal immigrants, people that are not citizens, they are allowing them to vote in some localities, and they are saying, well, you know, it is just local elections, so they should be able to vote. it is all a scheme. host: what proof do you have a bag? caller: read it. it is in the news. in new york, some cities have done it already. there's plenty of prove out there. host: just wondering where you read it. caller: then you are unaware. you don't know. host: i am asking for columns from you to share for others who may be interested in reading it. caller: i just read about this morning in new york where municipalities across the country are allowing noncitizens to vote. that is not news. that is right out there. you can dig it up anywhere. i am sure it would not be too hard to find, but you do not want to talk about it, because

reiteradas ocasiones, su somier se percataron que algo no estaba bien cuando ya no tomÓ un vuelo a fort lauderdale el sufrimiento de todos. [habla en inglÉs] satcha: el abogado de la familia desmiente que hayan colaborado en el escape de su hijo un brian quien sigue siendo buscado intensamente por la policÍa. karla: hoy estamos de fiesta porque univisiÓn noticias se acaba de ganar un m en la categorÍa mejor periodismo en vez de ser el espaÑol por el reportaje " inundados en plÁstico" trasmitido por aquÍ y ahora, extra colega ilia calderÓn realiza un recorrido mostrando las toneladas de desechos que se arrojan a diario en los ocÉanos. asÍ que enhorabuena, tremendo trabajo, bravo univisiÓn noticias, muchas felicidades. alan: que belleza. satcha: aquÍ conversamos con lilia calderÓn y nos contÓ esas cifras alarmantes de la cantidad de plÁstico que hay en nuestros ocÉanos y lo que podemos hacer para tratar de reducir. alan: estÁn los latÍn grammy a la vuelta de la esquina. raÚl: a la vuelta de la esquina, ayer se dirÁ conocer las nominaciones siendo camilo quien encabeza la lista con 10 nominaciones in

host: stephen out of fort lauderdale, republican. good morning. caller: i am a democrat.at topic we discussed on the washing -- on "washington journal," all of this country's ills can be pointed in one direction. we elected a demonic cult leader as president of the u.s. and donald trump has a cult following. until we can get those people to stop following him -- i don't care if we are discussing covid and masks or the military or anything else you bring up, it all points to one direction. he is a leader of a political demonic cult. he has always been insane. host: we got your point. paul barrett, on donald trump. guest: leaving everything your guests said to one side, whether you are a fan of donald trump or a sharp critic, his style of leadership led to division as opposed to seeking reconciliation. in that sense, he has other political leaders have a choice about whether to contribute to the divisiveness or try to overcome it. second, it is to observe that donald trump himself made use of social media in a very crafty way. used twitter and facebook to project his messag

so this home that i'm sitting in, for example, is one of our pacaso's in fort lauderdale.offer for $650,000 per one eighth interest and within the $650,000 it's a service fee that pacaso charges. maria: that's amazing. that's fantastic. so what does the market look like right now austin, are you seeing strong demand because we have been talking about this property decline in china, what can you tell us about demand for vacation homes? >> yeah, demand for second homes is just incredible, unprecedented really and the demand existed long before the pandemic. prior to the pandemic when we surveyed our target audience about 75% of families aspired to own a second home and what the pandemic has done is really intensified that demand because there's more families now who have the freedom to work remote either part-time and full-time and therefore what is happening more people are interested in purchasing primary or secondary homes in some of the destination that is have historically just been limited to second-home destinations and what's that is doing it's heating up the market

host: let's hear from jim in fort lauderdale, florida. hello. caller: hello. am not sure, because there is pretty good arguments for both sides of this thing. i agree with the statistics you showed about the billionaires. it is pretty ugly. i think it is pretty ugly. some of them actually say themselves it is ugly. so, i think these billionaires, as ugly as it may look, they are a byproduct of our capitalist system. they are not the system. they are a byproduct. we have the greatest system in the world for creating wealth, and here's how it works. we have this thing called equity , and companies can be created out of nothing in this country. unlike any other country in the world. let me give you a few examples of those companies. microsoft was created out of having -- out of nothing. cisco was created out of nothing. intel was created out of nothing, because investors risk their money and gave it to people who did not have to pay that money back. they took that money and made the greatest companies the world has ever known. host: ok, that is jim in florida. le

tom, fort lauderdale, florida, republican. caller: good morning.here was a book i saw as a young teenager and a movie was made about it called "seven days in may." it was so preposterous, everyone who saw the movie thought this could never happen, this could never happen. it was about generals who disagreed with the disarmament agreement president was going to make with i guess the soviet union and they were going to take over the country because the president had gone rogue. everyone thought this was crazy. fiction has become truth. you know, bob woodward, when he had a book that was detrimental to donald trump, he was revered in his words were taken as proof no matter what and even amplified. let's see what the press does with this. let's see if they take it as proof, have a buy-in and get into it. you know what? millie is a coward. he was behind the president. what if they had a meeting with the president and said i'm worried about you going rogue. he's a coward and he needs to go and he needs to be arrested like the generals in open seven days

. >>> welcome back to "morning joe," an absolutely stunning sun rise over fort lauderdale, florida atc" is out in two weeks. and also with us for the conversation, msnbc contributor mike barnicle. good morning to you both. dr. gottlieb, let me ask you about the state of florida. we saw a new high for deaths yesterday, but we spoke yesterday on the show to the head of a hospital system who says hospitalizations are coming down. what do you read into the case of florida? do you believe in some ways that maybe the south is beginning to peak with this delta variant? >> yeah, i think the south has peaked and i think what you're seeing in states like florida and arkansas right now is an extend plateau not a sharp down. when you look at the data, cases are declining week over week in every age category except children, 5 to 19. you're seeing outbreaks in the schools right now, course through the population and that's extending the peak into a plateau right now. i think once the infection courses through the schools, tragically and unfortunatel, i think at that point you'll see a decline. the

va tocar tierra sobre estados unidos pero mide 87 millas que la distancia entre cayo largo y fort lauderdalea el Área tri estatal, para el este de canadÁ pero si sentiremos ese oleaje en forma de corrientes de resaca durante los prÓximos tres dÍas, especialmente en la zona nueva york pero tambiÉn en las carolinas, asÍ que mucho cuidado si querÉis acercaros a la costa estos dÍas. en cuanto al golfo, este grupo de tormentas que no creo que se vayan a desarrollar cuando llegue al norte de la florida pero va a ser un buen generador de lluvia. el siguiente la lista nombre es mindy, tocarÁ monitora le porque puede parecer en cualquier momento. cÁmaras en vivo, alabama radiante el cielo y despejado, 63. pittsburgh 53 y tenemos algunas tormentas en nuevo orleans, pero es a lo largo de la semana como la lluvia llega norte de la florida, al panhandle a partir del miÉrcoles, jueves, viernes lluviosa en georgia con acumuladas de dos pulgadas, hasta tres lo que puede provocar alguna inundaciÓn repentina. lo iremos siguiendo asÍ como la ola de calor que ya aprieta en la costa oeste. raÚl: gracias por ese