my new gps. this is going to be great.oning subpoenas using satellites, for stress-free driving. never look at another map, gps technology getting you to the future. >> turn right. turn -- >> the reality of gps doesn't always live up to the promise. directions sometimes less than perfect and don't you dare punch in a wrong number or name. technology is so sweet, so lovely can turn you on in an instant. >> this is the technological mountain to climb i guess to get to use the things. >> you often hear the horror stories of gps, that they don't you in the right direction. >> in seattle, there was that near disaster when a bus driver was taking a girl's softball team to a game. gps routed the 12-foot bus under a nine-foot bridge. yikes. 21 players and the coach sustained myior injuries and -- minor injuries and the driver got a ticket. then there was the swedish couple vacations in italy. they punched into the gps a different twoletters. no sunshine a and blue seas for them. instead, they wound up in an industrial town 400 mil

. >> and gps glitch.hat can happen if your computer -- computerized road map sends you the wrong way. it's wednesday, september 2nd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> we've grown to rely so much on gps. the storpoints out a couple that put in a town and eed up typing in the wrong name and drove 400 miles out of the way. >> i question the couple a little bit in that story. >> there needs to be some perm -- personal responsibility. >> good morning, thanks for being with us. you'll hear more about that couple coming up. i'm vinita nair. >> i'm jeremy hubbard. firefighters in southern california getting a break this morning in their battle against that massive wildfire near los angeles. improving weather conditions have allowed crews to attack the fires more aggressively. >> so far more than 128,000 acres have gone up in flames and 63 homes have been destroyed. fire officials say the station fire is now 22% contained but the forecast for the next few days is for hotter and dryer weathe

art, i'm talking to you about gps. why haven't they done gps yet? >> to me?they're trying to do it. and they've been trying to ping back and -- you know, and figure out where everybody was that night. now, they've got ronald, they've got him at the factory. they've got two cell towers near there. that is his alibi. as for misty, they are still working on her pings. >> okay. mike brooks, i think patricia in maryland is absolutely correct. we're into this seven months. >> right. >> seven months. now, i want to make it clear what my earlier question was. what could possibly be the problem with their pings? why can't they get a track on her cell phone that evening to figure out where she was unless a cell phone was turned off? >> that's the only reason, whether a cell phone was off or the battery was dead. but nancy, some phones do not have gps. but every one of them will tell you exactly what tower they were pinging from. let's take a look at this new map we have. now, this is a four-mile radius right here. okay? from here to here, four miles. look at all the to

from the gps-enabled search on the phone. >> it gives you a window to the sky. >> google wants to ber your computer, one click at a time. >>> another really cool thing. hey, there's still much more to come on "america this week," more cool, you might say, but would you go to work without getting paid, why so many people are offering to work these days >>> did you ever think that you could make yourself smarter by changing the chair that you sit in every day? one researcher is recommending schools switch over to a new style of seat called a smart chair. nelson garcia explains from denver. >> dr. dieter wants educators to think. >> always body, mind and soul. >> about improving the brain by where you park your behind. >> all right, third graders! >> when students sit in rigid chairs, their bodies and brains are not stimulated enough. >> in an aesthetic way you lose concentration and you will fall into body and mind fatigue. >> he says students should use these types of chairs. >> it is a special ergonomic shape. >> shaped to their spines. >> it is flexible. >> which allow movement. he

. >>> this is "gps," welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. this week, the interview from may with the secretary of defense robert gates. the job that gates holds is unique, unlike that of any other cabinet secretary. he sits on the national security council presiding over the largest armed forces in the world by far, almost larger in dollar terms than the rest of the militaries put together. the 5,000 locations around the world. in addition, he also provides over the largest organization on the planet, a huge ques sigh socialist system that offers its 5 million participants grade elle to grave services from single payoror and administra r administrator, the federal government. this is riddled with politics. the four services have their liaisons with washington. you need to be a strategist, an administrator, ceo and politician. it's a tough job to succeed at. in fact, few have. the most famous secretaries of defense are famous because they failed. robert mcnamara and donald rumsfeld the most obvious examples. by most judgme

>> caller: about this gps. what why are the police just doing the gps? >> what about it, harris?they have been trying to ping back and figure out where everybody was that night. now, they've got ronald. they've got him at the factory. they've got two cell towers near there. that is his alibi. as for misty, they are still working on her pings. >> okay, mike brooks, i think patricia in maryland is correct. we're into this seven months. >> right. >> now, i want to make it clear what my earlier question was. what could possibly be the problem with their pings? why can't they get a track on her cell phone that evening to figure out where she was unless the cell phone was turned off? >> that's the only reason, whether the cell phone was off or the battery was dead. but nancy, some phones do not have gps. but every one of them will tell you exactly what tower they were pinging from. let's take a look at this new map that we have. this is a four-mile radius right here, okay? from here to here, four miles. look at all the towers. ronald's plant is just a little bit north of here. so you t

it's a great show with some of "gps's" best stuff. so let's get started. >> secretary gates, thank you for doing this. >> my pleasure. >> president obama, you've heard a lot of republican criticism that he's going around the world apologizing about america. do you accept that? >> well, i like to remind people that when president george w. bush came into office he talked about a more humble america, and you know you go back to theodore roosevelt and his line about speaking softly but carrying a big stick. i think that acknowledging that we have made mistakes is not only factually accurate, i think that it is unusual because so few other governments in the world are willing to admit that. although they make them all the time and some of them make catastrophic mistakes. in speeches myself, i have said that at times we have acted too arrogantly, and i didn't feel that i was being apologetic for america. i just was saying -- i was just saying that that's the way we are in terms of being willing to recognize our own limitations and when we

. >>> you might want to take your ipod, gps and any other valuables with you if you hike or bike along the canal. a thief is targeting cars in that scenic part of potomac. digital correspondent lindsey mastis is joining us live with details. >> reporter: anita, police say this guy is just targeting one vehicle at a time. he will smash into a car window, grab what he can. he will even use the stolen credit cards. that's how police got this picture. they say this man allegedly used the stolen cards at a cbs and a giant. the u.s. park police patrol this area along with the montgomery county police. it is a difficult task. >> to patrol with bicycles and motorcycles. >> reporter: visitors have to take their valuables with them. >> put it in the truck, put it in the glove compartment and don't leave anything in plain view like a computer or gps. >> reporter: he says it is happening a little less frequently in other areas. >> there are several parking areas and we have had occasional thefts from those areas so people need to take some precautions. >> reporter: this lot is located right across

. >>> gps maker garmin is releasing its first gps phone. it has pretty much the same abilities at the other devices. it comes with preloaded north american maps, millions of points of interest like restaurants and gas stations. the phone goes on sale sunday for at & t customers, is $300 with a two-year contract. >>> warner music group reached a deal to put its music videos back on youtube. the label pulled its videos nine months ago because of a dispute over advertising revenue. now artists like jay-z and madonna will be featured more prominently on the site. they will have their own channels and videos will be available in higher quality. >>> disney is looking to transform storytime for young children. the parent company of abc news has unveiled disneydigitalbooks.com. it has hundreds of books from tinker bell to hannah montana. it's aimed for ages 3 to 12 and organized by reading level. there's even a listening feature that reads books to beginner readers. it costs $80 a year. >>> for information on all these stories log on to the technol

. >>> another potential distraction in the car are gps devices.he right way, they can cut down your time on the road. drivers using a gps with real-time traffic information take about 18% less time to get to places. and that can add up to about four days over the course of a year. >>> some sports this morning. in tennis, both defending singles champions, roger federer and serena williams were winners on the first day of the u.s. open. the other highlights now from jonathan coachman at espn news. >> good morning, the story of the night, brett favre. vikings and texans. number 4, getting his second start for minnesota. scheduled to play into the second half. pretty easy when you got this guy. adrian peterson. first play from scrimmage. he's gone. 75 yards to the house. 11 rushes. 117 and the touchdown for peterson. vikings, up 7-0. second half, favre still in the game. questionable play here. watch at the bottom of your screen. he's goi to hit eugene wilson low. he's going to be flagged for an illegal block. eugene wilson said afterwards, i was wond

especially with today's gps technology. have a gps on your dashboard and track yourself going down the road. it's amazing to me that with today's technology and advancements of technology we can't track a cell phone more accurately. you know, so it's been something that our foundation working alongside with the 911 industry really been trying to work towards as far as getting funding, working with cell phone companies and trying to get that, you know -- how many lives could be saved if you could track a cell phone by gps? people being kidnapped? cars and people stranded on, you know, i mean it's amazing. >> larry: the web address is deniseamberl deniseamberlee.org. you're trying to straighten out the 911 situation. >> yeah. we actually become pretty much the spokesperson for 911 reform. and, you know, unfortunately 911 isn't magic. there is a lot of dedicated people that work in our 911 industry and trying to do their best. they're sitting in a room trying to help you while they're on the phone with you. and they're almost

how many lives can be saved if you could track a cell phone by gps?eople being kidnapped in cars. >> larry: absolutely. >> people stranded. it's amazing. >> larry: the web address is deniseamberlee, all one word, capitalize the name, deniseamber l lee-organize. right? >> yes. we have pretty much become the spokesperson for 911 reform. unfortunately, 911 isn't magic. there's a lot of dedicated people that work in our 911 industry and are trying to do their best and they're sitting in a room trying to help you while they're on the phone with you and they're almost completely helpless. so we're really trying to push with federal legislators and state legislators to try to get better funding for 911. >> larry: nathan lee also plans to file suit against the charlotte county sheriff's office. in fact, his father, who works in that office, plans to join in the lawsuit. we asked the clintharlotte coun sheriff's office for a statement and the lawsuit, and they declined to comment. >> larry: we're back with nathan lee. nathan, did the defendant take the stand a

a gps device could save you time. drivers using any gps take about 18% less time to get to places. that could end up could endfour days over -- that could add up add upfou to about four over a year. a new album by mcdonough is due out by the end of the month. for more information, log onto the tech page at abcnews.com. those are your tech bytes. i am vinita nair. >>> 5:20, up 58 degrees. >> still ahead, the chase is on. who will be the third quarterback for the redskins. we will hear from chase coming up in sports. >> be loved by millions, michael j. fox returns. his illness and a miracle he says he is waiting for. it is a dr. oz special report. >>> good morning. the redskins will play their final preseason game on thursday night. at least 22 guys will have to go. chased danie daniels has better numbers than colt brenna for the number 3 quarterback slot. he will feel the pressure to turn the job. >> up to game time, i am preparing to be the -- to beat the jaguars. if it is one serious or two series, i have to gear ready to play. i want to show you white brett favre will have a terr

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>> well, jimmy, tonight's winner will receive a brand new gps karaoke system.r favorite songs and follow the lyrics with the built-in monitor. it includes a microphone and an av cable. jimmy -- >> jimmy: fantastic. thank you very much. what is your name? >> moncus. >> jimmy: okay, thank you, moncus. [ laughter ] let me take this away. all right. >> sorry. >> jimmy: no problem. all right, contestant one, you're up. the john madden song you'll be singing tonight is called "boom." a popular john madden phrase and a popular song. now, you have to sing it, okay? >> yes. >> jimmy: don't just speak it. you have the sing it, even though you've never heard of the song. >> you can't hold that against me then. >> jimmy: no, absolutely not. you'll be great. all right, are you ready? here's your mic, just go up and whenever you're ready. just follow the words on the screen and as they turn to green. you can sing however you want as long as you're singing and not talking. here we go. ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. [ cheers and applause ] fantastic. fantastic job. you were great. >

tienen gps pero para orientarse mÁs y mejor está este sofisticado equipo. >> tiene una cÁmara diurnamitía un fanÁtico de los autos shelby cobra hacer un barco inspirado en ellos. >> estuve seis o siete meses para fabricarlo. >> y una de las tecnologÍas mÁs llamativas, esta caja que en 10 segundos se convierten en un bote salvavidas, con medicamentos y comimas para que en el caso de emergencia, los ocantes sobreviven en el mar hasta por 13 dÍas. >> muy interesante, la mayorÍa de los monteros con los que se fabrican los dos equipos para embarcaciones han sido probados en condiciones extremas de navegaciÓn para que siempre estarÁ flote. y clase tratÉ las vegas es famosa por sus casinos y majestuosos hoteles. precisamente en el hotel mandalay hay un restaurante con la torre de vinos. mÁs grande del mundo atvfçkpiones se lug@h@una de h@h@tgybrkp h@>> h@cuandoel actor tom cruis hizo las escenas de la misiÓn imposible no sabÍa que iban a ser la inspiraciÓn para algo que en las vegas es to u maravilla. me refiero a esta cava en forma de torre, donde la funcióÓn de buscar una botella de vino

finally, this whole idea of gps, we aren't talking about gps. that's never been brought up.riangulation between all of these calls. finally, i guess, finally, finally, why is it that this is 7 1/2 months later. why is it we have to wait 7 1/2 months to find out that there were 20 calls made, that tommy croslin went to the house that night and got no response from anybody? this is information that should have been turned over immediately. >> marc klaas, you are right again, as usual. mike brooks, let's do the differentiation between when he says triangulate, he's right. aren't you using some type of gps technology to triangulate or not? is that not involved at all? >> no, you know, it can be, nancy. you can use a combination of both. but not all phone -- it depends on who the carrier is and the options you had on these particular phones which probably they didn't have a whole lot that would have gps. but on the other side, they should be able to tell by the code and everything else that they had subpoenaed from the cell companies exactly what towers were pinged at which time

smart giving her that gps tracker. she's on the move, most likely in a car. she stopped.he's at a traffic signal. she just hit the panic button. eighth and vitale. you got it? do you know where that is? caine: i do. (weak groaning) caine... (wheezing softly) nice to see you again, lieutenant. now, gregor... you know and i know that you're not gonna survive those injuries. (wheezing softly) ivan... showed up. (coughing) (gasps) i underestimated him. i know you couldn't be trusted. (yelps) we're going to go to your grave now. how do you feel about that, baby, huh? (grunts) (groaning) (speaking russian) (panting) i brought you up in bratsk. (grunts) i gave you everything. (panting) (speaking russian) (grunting) (grunts) (panting) one in the chamber. (grunts) you decide what to do with it. huh? (gunshot) (yells) (crying) (whimpering) (wheezing) i need my gun, caine. i need the gun. you will have the gun... as soon as you tell me where they are. (mumbles) (groans) (gunshot) i'm not going anywhere with you. get in the car! get off of me! you're my ticket out. now get in the car

gps told him.pplause ] [ drum roll ] yeah! [ cheers and applause ] strike! thank you. this is interesting here. this is a huge news. youtube will begin offering online movie rentals. until then, you're just going to have to keep watch them on there for free. [ laughter ] youtube's planning to stream movies. streaming movies on youtube, that will be fantastic. "luke, i am your --" buffering. [ laughter ] "say hello to my little --" buffering. [ laughter ] "we're going to need a bigger --" buffering. [ laughter ] an finally, everybody, apple has a new iphone app that allows you to track and report the spread of infectious diseases in real-time. it's called "where in the world is bret michaels?" [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, everybody. i'm so excited about tonight's show. from the new film "extract," the funny, funny, funny and talented jason bateman is here, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] h

>> caller: my question is about this gps. what are the police just now gpsing?and me, both. what about it, art harris? >> they're trying to do it and they've been trying to, you know, trying to ping back and, you know, and figure out where everybody was that night. now, they've got ronald. they've got him at the factory. they've got two cell towers near there. that is his alibi. as for misty, they are still working on her pings. >> okay, mike brooks, i think patricia in maryland is absolutely correct. we're into the seven months. >> right. >> seven months. now, i want to make it clear what my earlier question was. what could possibly be the problem with their pings? why can't they get a track on her cell phone that evening to figure out where she was unless the cell phone was turned off? >> that's the only reason, whether the cell phone was off or the battery was dead but nancy, some phones do not have gps, but every one of them will tell you exactly what tower they were pinging from. let's take a look at this new map that we have. this is a four-mile radius rig

they are considering releasing it into the wild a gps tiger so they can keep tab on it. >>> at least three great white sightings along cape cod. now experts are getting up close and personal with the predators, actually tagging them in order to monitor their behavior. the boston affiliate wbcb. >> reporter: environmental police had a busy day in the waters, patrolling the area where sharks have been spotted since thursday. the state's top shark experts had what he called one of the best days in his career. tagging two great white sharks, with a modified harpoon dart. the first ever tagged in the atlantic. greg says the tags that use satellite technology will reveal crucial information in the coming months. >> the behavior, the ecology of these sharks is information we need in order to adequately manage them, conserve them, set up rules and regulations as a fisheries agency. >> reporter: one of the great whites was tag within 75 yards of a popular chatham beach. >> it is a common occurrence for the sharks to be in our waters. swimmers should be aware of that and use appropriate cautio

>> [ gasps ] a diamond-encrusted mobile with walkie-talkie chirp and gps. ooh, if i had that, i could locate my real friends. >> okay, listen. claretha, what you're not gonna do is eat my food, drink my drink, and come up in my house and ignore me. >> ella, you don't understand. this was the big one. my number came up, and i lost because i listened to you. >> okay, fine! i'm sorry. i said i was wrong. if it'll make you feel any better, i'll just turn my back and let calvin buy you another lottery ticket. >> the only way that would work is if you let calvin buy me one million lottery tickets and they all hit at the same time. fat chance of that happening. >> and so we have learned that a pedestrian has the right-of-way, even if they don't walk right away, and some of us learned that the hard way, didn't we? how is your mother, by the way? fantastic. great. see? isn't learning fun? >> uh, excuse me. >> yes. >> can we have a break from all this fun? >> that's a great idea. let's break dance. everybody! [ imitates break-dance music ] whoo! come on, come on. bus

now the gps allowed them to find the balloon after it fell back to earth.fix a rocket to a cooler so after the balloon pops it may propel a bit further up into space. >> great story. also an unlikely champion emerging from an unlikely place. >> young lady, 18 years of age, grew up hitting boys and now she is hitting squash balls. she's succeeding on the court in pakistan. we have video of this young lady challenging one of our correspondents to a game. i've got to tell you how they did later. she's ranked number one as women's squash player in her home run tri, now a pro, ranked 72nd in the world. she has no sponsors. this is a world-class game that she plays in. a court where she is playing there. she says, as a child, she blended in with the boys, she had a buzz cut, playing sports but girls rarely leave home. after the age of 8. they certainly doesn't play sports. her father knew she was unique, knew she had a gift and pished um a squash racket at age 12, started winning titles. an 18-year-old on a mission to inspire other pakistani girls and wants to st

researchers say fiddling with the radio and programming your gps can be deadly. >> when you take your eyes off the road or talk on the phone while you are driving, even for just a few seconds, you put your life in danger. and you put other lives in danger also. >> the group will look at how to address the problem through education, legislation and enforcement. >>> car crashes taking a back seat to drugs as the leading killer in some states. today the government announced new numbers showing drug- induced deaths out pacing roadway deaths in 16 states including maryland. that is double the number a few years ago. >>> the news edge on virginia. a teen girl nearly snatched off the street on her way home from school. wisdom martin is live outside the police station to fill us in on the latest developments. >> reporter: this happened tuesday afternoon around 5:00. the 15-year-old girl was heading home from woodson high school when she was approached a man in a white pickup truck. he parked the truck, got out, walked over to her and asked her if she needed a ride. when she refused, he grabbe

there's a gps, music player as well as web browser.will be available through sprint in time for the holidays. it will cost less than the prix which is getting a price cut, dropping $50 to $150. >>> finally, a touchscreen that might even make apple jealous. the new hard rock cafe las vegas opened this past weekend with a 18-foot long multitouchscreen called the rock wall. the interactive wall allows guests to explore the hard rock's memorabilia collection and virtually tour the 156 hard rourke locations around the world. it can be used once or expanded to cover the entire thing. for information on all these stories log on to the technology page at abcnews.com. those are your "tech bytes." i'm vinita nair.

this use of cell phones, blackberries, ipods, gps units now thought to be responsible for up to a quarter of all vehicle accidents every year in this country. nbc's tom costello has our report tonight from salt lake city. >> reporter: it was the tragedy that convinced utah to adopt some of the toughest distrated driver laws in the country. 17-year-old lauren was as funny and sweet as she was beautiful. her picture wasn't supposed to end up on a bumper sticker. >> i'll never have anyone call me mom again. she was my only child. that is a hard thing to think about. i miss that. >> reporter: on this street in salt lake city lauren's life came to a horrific end. lauren was traveling through a green light when a teenager looking up an address on a cell phone ran his red light. the impact flipped lauren's suv. she died in the intersection. 19-year-old theodore jorgensen pleaded guilty to negligent homicide. at the university of utah researchers determined the crash risk could be double driving with the legal definition of drunk driving. you call this an impairment? absolutely. you are impaired

. >>> attorneys say a gps ankle bracelet worn by a teenager accused of shooting a 5-year- old girl in west baltimore gives that teen an alibi. they are planning on calling on the vendor as a defense witness. in a motion filed this week attorneys say records from the vendors show that playmont davis violated the program after the shooting and they'll testify davis was a half mile away when the shooting happened. the shooting happened back in july. young raven wii i can't tell is still in the hospital. >>> prosecutors have dropped charges against a george's county man accused of stack a man in a fight near the university of maryland. he was cleared of second cree murder after investigators found it was a case of self defense. according to court records, he was released from jail on august 26th. crews had been charged in the death of johnny alvarez goals. they say he stabbed alvarez gomez and another man. boast were found in a 7-eleven parking lot. he later died. >>> the worst job picture in the u.s. since 1983 may not actually be as gloomy as it looks. the government said the unemployme

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. >> to solve that problem, oliver also put a cell phone with a gps in the box. >> the signal came back. and we drove towards it. it was only 20 miles away. >> so why did oliver and his friends do it. just to see that they could. as far as we know, m.i.t. doesn't ask for papers entitled "what i did on summer vacation. i'm charlie gibson. we lope you had a good day. from all of us at abc news, have we lope you had a good day. from all of us at abc news, have a good night. captions by vitac

in our digital age of google and gps, myspace and map quest, it's getting harder and harder to hide anythingt what about trying to hide yourself? one man who is immersed in electronics for a living has tried to do just that, disappear. but could he do it? here's john berman. >> reporter: you ever feel like you want to get away from everything? work, family, bills, cell phone, blackberry? ever get the urge to disappear without a trace? just how far are you willing to take it? as far as evan ratliffe? where's evan? >> i don't know. >> reporter: evan is a reporter for "wired" magazine who has set off a remarkable manhunt trying to disappear for a full month. how do you do that? >> i don't know. i've never done it. evan knows. >> reporter: it's harder than you think. earlier this year money manager marcus shrenker failed spectacularly when he tried to stage a plane crash. investigators found him easily, after discovering google searches on his laptop such as "how to jump out of an airplane while parachuting." in the modern age, we leave more traces than ever before. from the atm cards in your wa

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police are encouraging people not to leave items like gps devices, stereos and laptops visible inside their cars. >>> blasting your stereo inside your own apartment could get you evicted in prince george's county. a new bill in the works would force landlords to evict renters who receive three police citations for disruptive conduct within a year. this bill is not sitting well with landlords. one said personal property rights go out the window if this bill passes. >>> with the polls tightening in virginia's governor race, the candidates metaphor a critical debate in vote-rich northern virginia. julie carey is here to tell us if there were any game-changing moments today. >> reporter: no game-changing or gotcha moments. for bob mcdonnell and state interior creigh deeds. with the fairfax county chamber of commerce as the sponsor, much of the debate focused on transportation, taxes and energy poll system policy. with the opening handshake out of the way, both candidates quickly went on the defense yichl. bob mcdonnell criticized creigh deeds on his controversial 1989 pasters thesis. in i

garmen is releasing its first gps phone.mes with pre loaded north american maps plus millions of points of interests like restaurants and gas stations. it goes on sale on sunday and will cost $300. warner music has reached a deal to put its music back on youtube. there was a dispute over advertising revenue. now artists like madonna will be more prominently featured on the site. disney is looking to transform a story time for young children. they are unveiling disney digital books. there are hundreds of books. it is aimed dead children from 3 to 12. there is even a look and listen feature. it cost $80 a year. for more information, log onto the tech page at abcnews.com. those are your tech bytes. i am vinita nair. >>> 5:22 is your time. 56 degrees. >> this is a busy time of year in the sporting world. whatever your sport, your favorite d.c. team is now in action. we will hear from stars as their teams,. >>> good morning, washington. the wizards (training camp. this team has high hopes and dreams. everybody is healthy, led by

. >> it saves time and frustration with trying to gps and find your way around. >>reporter: this foreclockwisure bus tour takes families through homes. >> i felt a little guilty, you biwas likeoh, well, i'll check it out. >>reporter: many of these homes are in good condition. and many of these homes haven't seen this much life in months. >> i think was a real innovative idea. i like it. >>reporter: on board the bus today were lenders and other housing experts to prepare to help hammer out a deal. >>> unemployment benefits run out next week. hundreds of thousands of americans will lose their benefits if congress doesn't act fast. the house passed a bill last week to extend them, but the senate has not. this week labor commissioners from several states urged senators to do it soon. >> i have two children to support. what we try to do is protect them to not feel the pressure that we feel. >> there's only one job for every six people looking. >>> president obama just wrapped up the g-20 summit in pittsburgh. he and the leaders of 19 other counties discussed several i

they have over a million gps cars and trucks.erican spends 30 hours stuck in traffic this year. it's still well off the 41-hour average americans spent in traffic in 2007 before the recession began. washington, d.c. saw one of the lrjest increases in travel times, a result of more government workers. they say the numbers take into account soefrl factors. >> lived in d.c. i do not miss that. >> it's not pleasant. >> not fun. a lot of the money meant to be fund road projects. that's also contributing to the increase in traffic. >> definitely. the department of transportation received $27.5 billion from the american recovery and reinvestment act. that's funded over 6,000 road projects nationwide, which led to a 40% increase in delays during off peak construction hours for the first half of 2008 to the first half of this year. in new mexico, the i-44 project. in missouri. and in massachusetts the accelerated bridge program has three cities in the top ten. number one on the list, portland, maine. plans to redesign i-235. you can follo

it has given us gps, radar, radiography, the country's first intelligence satellite, nuclear- powered ships, the first global atmosphere production model, and synthetic lubricant kids. -- lubricants. they did their job well in the early years of the space program and were pulled out to form a new organization called massacre -- nasa. we exist to provide advances for use on the battlefield with many of those advances have application for everyday life. one example is the new acoustic technology for processing was developed to track submarines as -- ended -- and is in use today. for use in breast cancer detection. o &r work permit outlets. we have offices in london, singapore, tokyo, and chile to expand efforts abroad and help stay abreast of ideas and innovation and avoid technological surprise. most recently, we were ranked by several national magazines as the best place to work in the navy, number 5 in performance and advancement and was named most admired employer by the congress of diversity executives at the black engineering awards. our talented team includes graduates in leaders

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. >> you cannot do that while you are manipulating a gps, talking on a cell phone, even bluetooth. these are all distractions that we need to address. >> transportation officials are convinced even talking on handsfree devices can create a diversion. >> what happens when people text and drive? computer simulations are giving cars and idea of exactly what can happen. >> tomorrow in the state of maryland, it will be against the law to text what you drive. up to a five under dollars fine -- $500 fine.. >> if you wanted to find out how dangerous driving while texting can be, take a drive in this simulator. >> i think you are exceeding speed limits here. texting and driving is extremely dangerous. you have seen here that is basically one second, you can get into an accident. >> he trusted text while driving, resulting in sometimes losing control of the vehicle. the sergeant who brought the simulator here says it is a good lesson for students. >> it is really important, because we want to get the word out. we want to protect our people, but we want to protect everyone else out on the str

gp says the products have improved so much it can safely make that offer. >>> and the legal victory for jerry seinfeld's wife. a federal judge tossing out a cookbook author's claim that jessica seinfeld was a culinary copycat who stole the other woman's ideas for her cookbook which offers getting more tips into children's diets. the judge said the two books really had nothing in common. they're both best sellers. other than that, they share one thing, said the judge, the goal of hiding healthy food inside meals that kids like, anderson. and as you know, we've been airing taped messages. >> okay, erica. >> we've been airing taped messages from service members in afghanistan. you've helped collect some of them. among them is lieutenant sarah vergosi. she is from new jersey. and last night she said hi to her husband and her family. good news for sarah and her dad. he was watching. he posted a message where he wrote, you make us all proud, sarah. god bless you and keep you. see you real soon. love dad. and we're happy that we could let dad see his little girl, anderson. >> that's certainly

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the parents have to put a gps for each child so they can navigate through life.they will not be there for each little thing and control them. cell phone companies can add a screen that says are you sure you want to send this picture? now, later, delete? research showed if you have a pause at a specific time it will reduce risky behavior and help impulsive behavior so people don't send all the sexts. but we are not going to stop it all. >> i like your idea with the cell phone. kids are so impulsive and just to make them think one more second before they send that shot. sus susan, i wish we had more time. >> thank you very much. >> how do you punish kids for sexting? one judge ordered house arrest for a 15-year-old boy who received naked photos, both teens banned from cell phones, community service. she has to write a paper. more on his take coming up. int. new elations has been clinically proven to improve joint comfort in as little as six days. six days, that's fast! (announcer) joint supplement pills are history, because elations powerful formula is more absorba