what is law enforcement's response to your gps act? >> one of the things we need to look at is the obama administration's approach to this. there was a very important supreme court ruling called the jones case, in which the court nine to nothing ruled that by law enforcement using the hockey puck sized gps device, they could not follow somebody. it was a violation of the fourth amendment. justice indicated in his writings that congress is going to have to look at this and how pervasive gps is in a broader sense, and are going to have to look at, where are those lines? it's a very important thing and it does affect every single americans. >> on the three committees that representative chafe its serves serves, he is involved in other committees. is interest in the gps act been heightened by what has been going on at the nsa? >> absolutely. we have broad bipartisan support on this. senator wyden has been the champion. the former chairman of the judiciary has been very supportive of this. we have got very good support on both sides of the

they had their gps run. >> law enforcement is looking to see if there is a glitch with the gps units. >>> a massive cyclone has slammed into india's eastern coastline. the cyclone made landfall today. seawater pushed inland, swamping villages is, where many survive as farmers, in mud and thatched huts. damage estimates aren't expected until sunrise tomorrow. >> they had winds up to about 140 miles an hour when it made landfall, at about 9 a.m. our time. we will have to wait for the sunrise out there to see how much damage there was. back in the bay area, this is the most stable weather probably on earth. just a weak marine layer offshore and temperatures in the 70's right now. this is down in milpitas, by the way, live. the numbers right now are expected to go north. temperatures will be increasing a little between today and tomorrow. by the way, the 49ers are playing tomorrow. numbers will be 70 degrees and sunny skies for game time at 1:25 tomorrow afternoon. and the italian heritage parade, looking pretty good on sunday. the high pressure that is offshore brings the temperatures up

representative chaffetz, what's law enforcement's response to your gps act? >> guest: well, i think one of the things they need to look at is the obama administration's approach to this. there was a key and very important supreme court ruling called the jones case in which the court 9-0 ruled that by law enforcement using this hockey puck-sized gps device they could not follow somebody. it was a violation of the fourth amendment, their fourth amendment. but justice alito also indicated in his writings that congress is going to go have to look at this on how pervasive gps is in a broader sense, and we're really going to have to get in and look at where are those lines, where do you give up your liberties, where is their security? and so it's a very important thing. it really does affect every single american. >> host: and on the three committees that representative chaffetz serves -- homeland security, judiciary and oversight and government reform -- he is involved in subcommittees on national security, terrorism and counterterrorism. as interest in the gps ac

. >>> gps glitches for an atlas. >>> a car crashes into a home. we are at the scene with video of the damage. >>> a college party is way out of hand prompting police to respond in riot gear. >>> we are out live to the caltrans headquarters where we have heard there is no bart strike as of midnighttonight. they have one more day. look at them with that u-verse wireless receiver. back in our day, we couldn't just move the tv wherever we wanted. yeah, our birthday entertainment was a mathemagician. because if there's anything that improves magic, it's math. the only thing he taught us was how to subtract kids from a party. ♪ let's get some cake in you. i could go for some cake. [ male announcer ] switch and add a wireless receiver. get u-verse tv for $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. . >> a man is behind bars after crashing a car and living a home uninhabitable driving under the influence. >> reporter: the driver was speeding down the avenue before crashing into the home. >> you could hear a car going too fast. >> it

he says instead of keeping him on the road the gps led him on to the tracks. an amtrak machinist says this is the fifth incident in less than a month where a gps unit has steered that driver wrong. >> the common factor, the gps. >> law enforcement is looking to see if there is a glitch with the gps units. >>> much of the bay area enjoyed a sunny saturday. we have our forecast for tomorrow and beyond. . >> first, let's get you ready for tomorrow morning. we might have a patch or two of low cloudiness but tomorrow looks sunnier than today. the numbers will be mostly in the low 50s in the morning, to at most mid-50s. so a bit after chilly start to sunday -- of a chilly start to sunday but then things warm up. here is what we're expecting fort 9ers at 1:25, sunny skies and a game time temp of 70 degrees. looking nice for a football game. high pressure off-shore begins to pump up the atmospheric pressure and as it comes up, the low exits to the east will nudge the temperatures upwards as well. the shorlines will be fairly clear. temperatures come up a little bit to

told them to follow the gps guidelines and it took them right down to the railroad tracks.er, the system prompted of us to not do this. however, some of the tourists have complained that they do say that this is a dead end street and we could not figure out why anybody would drive out onto the railroad tracks but i would believe that it is just a matter of time before a gps which could kill somebody. >> if there is a sign that says do not do it. nobody is going to be here to stop them and they are going to end up dead. >> law enforcers say no matter what the gps says drivers need to use common sense while driving. the sheriff department's railroad enforcement team is looking into the possibility of a gps glitch. >> what would you say to jesus having an ad campaign? >> coming up i will take you to a peninsula area where people seem to be more than just driving. >> in the future is the next edition of people behaving badly. (male announcer): here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> stanley: what the woman in the pink shirt cross san carlos ave then watc

enforcement says that no matter what the gps says, >> law enforcement says that no matter what the gpsho've worried... >> law enforcement says that no matter what the gps says, drivers need to use suffered in silence... hoped... and lived in a state of fear... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com. >> welcome back. we have received several calls from construction workers at the new levi stadium in santa clara about an industrial accident this morning. the reports are conflicting, so we cannot tell you exactly what happened to just get. we are still working to verify those details. what we can report is an accident occurred run 7:45 a.m. this morning involving one worker that we know of. the extent of that person's injuries is unclear, and again we have received conflicting information on that point. we have reporters on the way. tidbit here to kron 4 for the latest on the story. as we ge

. >> so two of the devices we use for monitoring are this solar powered gps unit.nd then this vhs transmitter. >> i am going to put this right up against where it is coming out of the bird's body. >> does it effect the way that they fly? >> this thing is really tiny. but it doesn't weigh very much, it doesn't really get in the way of flying. this is called -- >> the gear used to pick up the frequencies is a bit old school. it pinpoint as specific bird out in the open, but it is the gps that is the lifeline to survival. and they are monitors here at the san diego zoo institute for research. >> okay, so welcome to our lab. this is where we process an analyze all of the data that we get. >> the institute monitors 30 condors that now call baha california home. >> here we have over 100,000 gps locations. this is the reintroduction cycle we are found that they are moving over to the eastern side. because this side gets the sun, so that creates a strong wind that the birds like. so that's something that we didn't see that we with didn't know about until we got the data fr

now back to "fareed zakaria gps."eed an introduction, but i'm going to give him one anyway. they have had the highest concert in history, won more grammy awards than any other group, but the one-word named singer is at a passionate advocate, having founded one and also red, which brings the private sector into the fight against aids? africa. it was through these efforts that bono, lindsey graham and connedi rice recently found themselves in a bar together in liberia. that may sound lie the beginning of a joke, but it is not. what is the story? welcome to the show. you know, i was host iing in liberia, trying to show american taxpayers how well it's been spent or not. perhaps the surrealest moment was indeed in a very low-lit bar in monrovia. it's a country still in rubble after civil war, and seeing these very senior senators in thor, not age, sort of, you know, moving and grooving to a girl called sweets in this low light, and hanging out with people you wouldn't normally find them with. but, you know, they were ther

. >>> un gps casi le causa la muerte. >>> le gustaria un celubar indestructible, se lo presentamos. >a, así de fresca por debajo de los 60 grados y viento del oeste. >>> la cola del avion se deprendio y aerrizo en un motel. >>> el piloto se quedo sin una puerta, la pieza no se encontro hasta el otro día, nadie resulto herido. >>> los delincuentes sexuales que se pasen de listo ahora serán sus castigos más severos. >>> si los desactivan serán arrestados de nuevo con 3 años en prision. >>> en otra accion se veto una ley a las victimas de abuso sexual para que no sean empleados los abusadores. >>> un recurso legal como el estatuto de limitaciones. >>> en este auto viajaba un turista que manejo por las lineas del tren. >>> el culpa del incidente al gps. >>> este lo envio a los rieles del tren. >>> se investiga una posible falla y cuando se conduce se ejercite el sentido comun >>> uno de los mayores retos del obamacare es la falta de medicos enfermeras y camas de hospital. >>> segun estimaciones la ofician del congreso, unos 7 millones de personas contratarian seguros de salud. >>> hoy en

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find brian's gps chip and tell me where the hell he is now. okay.amming) archer: it's not her. it's brian. where's your wife, brian? gone. where is she? (sighs) (door opening and closing) (footsteps) (footsteps getting louder) oh, god. you scared me. sorry, i was just dropping something off for brian. i guess it's for you. are you and brian going on a trip? just give me the envelope, samantha. i didn't mean to pry. i was just wondering when brian was gonna be back in the office. i don't know. i gotta go. can you tell me why? as to why you guys are all going to montreal? the money and the passports, brian didn't mention it. that's because it's none of your business. i know about the two of you, samantha. he told me. man: (over pa) your attention, please. bus 8921 to montreal is now boarding. (whimpering) (sighing) (cell phone beeps) (ringing) brian: (on answering machine) this is brian, please leave a message. i am where i'm supposed to be. and the kids are, too. so, it all... it worked out. you... you pulled it off. thank you. i just, uh... i just h

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in districts without gps, families are taking matters into their own hands. betty and norman created an app for west port, connecticut called where is my school bus? so those down the line, they know exactly when to expect their kids. >> any tools that we can provide to parents to help them understand where their kids are provide better child safety. it's great for the community. >> reporter: she agrees. did you panic? >> i did. i panicked, i cried. >> reporter: at least in this city, that is far less likely to have it happen again. rick sallinger, cbs news, denver. >> that app has been adopted by 20 other towns in connecticut as the creators want to take it nationwide. >>> let's face it, got to have money to owe a piccaso. the chance to own one for practically pennys. >> and this little guy, he only wanted one thing to play football. wait until you see what his classmates did for him. and you know what, the dad got choked up as you might too. >>> i'm surae chinn at the air and space museum with frank the incredible bionic man. but what's so special about you

the philadelphia man said his gps led him onto a set of railroad tracks.got out okay but the car didn't do so well. this is the fifth time in three weeks a car has wound up on the tracks or near them. each time it happened the same way. >> the common fact earn is every single one of them told me the same thing. they had their gps running. >>> lawmakers are questioning a change just made by google that allows it to use people's name and photos and product reviews in online advertisements. the massachusetts senator wants the federal trade commission to investigate the change. >>> starting tomorrow travelers flying out of oakland international will have the option of a faster lane through security. they'll off precheck, a security screening program that allows certain passengers to zip through the line. travelers need to enroll in order to use it. >>> a san francisco man has elevated the toothpick to a thing of beauty. a long labor of love is drawing big clouds. >> reporter: scott weaver is a man of many talents. he's a master sculpture in an unusual medium,

a lot of people like to have a separate gps unit and separate point and shoot camera. but if you're doing it, it might be a case of don't waste your money. >> all right. listen up, ladies, a new study that researchers say is the final word on hormone replacement therapy for women going through menopause. people who have just entered menopause can take hrt in the short term. they said it's in the long term solution that will prevent diseases. the older the woman, the morris being associated with it. it can help them deal with hot flashes and night sweats. >>> mid-80s out there today. humidity felt like beach weather. give you a quick look at the beach even though most of us couldn't makeit down there. it will be -- we will extend the season in maryland's biggest resort. live view in dundalk on the east side. we have fall foil large. 83 right now. winds are west, northwest at seven. if you have great fall foliage shots -- any gorgeous ways you're enjoying the weather, shoot them our way. we'd like this take a lack at those. the weather forecast tomorrow, great. it will n

i think this technology is similar to gps. gps is a technology that was absolutely developed for the military with military funding. and if you had asked people 15, 20 years ago whether they were willing to all carry around a gps essentially tracking device in their pocket, people would have said absolutely not. that's crazy. and they may have been a little bit afraid of the technology. and of course, now everyone does it because they see the real value that it brings to people's everyday lives. i think that's going to happen with drones. >> tools are neutral. it's the use they're put to. i could say drones to find flood victims. i could say drones to fly drugs -- to fly drugs over the border, you know, it's just the use you put them to. but tell me who's buying from you and how strong these devices are a year or two in terms of lift, camera, range? right now they can't stay up very long. how long will they be able to stay up in two or three years? >> it depends. we have a huge variety of customers. part of our focus on buildi

the visitor from philadelphia says the gps guide him down an alley and onto the tracksment an amtrakachinist says this is the fistth dangerous incident like this that he has witnessed in the last three weeks. >> every single one of them told me they had their gps running. >> local police are looking into the matter and the possibility of a gps glitch. >>> a san francisco man who went missing 19 days ago on a hunting trip in mendocino national forest was found today and airlifted to a hospital. 72-year-old gene penaflor and according to the press democratic stormy weather forced rescue teams there. this morning hunters in the area spotted penaflor and called for help. authorities haven't released his condition or why he was missing for so long. >>> a series of car break-ins being blamed on humans turned out to be the work of some four- legged thieves. the arnold family took picture of a family of bears that got into their car in jasper, georgia. randy arnold says it looks like one bear was quite familiar with opening car doors and exactly where to look for food. >> she jumped up to he

. >> i'm not a fan of that gps. window. we travel to patsy's italian restaurant if ar taste of italy. >>> and behind the scenes cooking lesson. that's straight ahead. ♪ when the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie, that's amore ♪ >> little dean martin there to get us in the mood to mange. the place we are going to now is a rat pack hang out. >> he was fond of patsy's restaurant. we sent amanda there for this edition of "insomniac kitchen." >> today we are here at the world famous patsy's italian restaurant right here in new york city. celebrities from all over the world have been here. now it is time for us insomniacs to get a sneak peek inside the kitchen. we are here in the kitchen with sal, third generation owner of this wonderful restaurant. you are going to show us how to make what today. >> eggplant brush shet ta. >> we have an eggplant and i cut off the ends and take off the skin and cut them in to slices, like this. then take a couple at a time. this is all-purpose flour. put them in the egg, then the br

this will make the eighth gp that's publicly tradeded.ow faster than mlps overall. .it's part of a bigger trend that we're seeing here in the mlp marketplace, which is growth overall of the asset classes. $425 billion. this is u.s. energy infrastructure investments right now. this is the largest ipo of the year. this is one of the ways that we're seeing growth in the asset class continuing to expand on the back of u.s. energy independence and the unconventional shell revolution going on in the use today. >> where are they -- how are they generating their growth? what is their play on that? sure. so a lot of -- it's pipelines. gathering and processing. really, the big play here, if you look at the u.s. from 2008 through 2013, the energy production has increased -- natural gas and oil by 40%. at 70 million barrels per day, the u.s. is set to overtake saudi arabia -- well, it already is. it's a larger energy producer, but russia there this year in 2013, it's the largest energy producing nation in the world. so really, the safe play on this b

she is also the calming and informative voice in many airports and gps units. >>> some times calming some times not so much. >> the whole thing is remarkable. >> it is. >> as are you. >> how a gps can follow you and all the other cars amazing. a wild technology. techno logical world we live in today. >>> we are at 72 degrees, no wind at all, humidity up, dew points mid-60s. it is a very typical summer night. barometer, 30.05 inches it has risen. 64 ocean city and mid-70s across the region. dc has a record 90 at the airport. we got to 89 degrees. normal high 71. 71 elkton a few upper 60s showing up but mainly around the 70-degree mark this late at night. currently winds, moving except down across the southern areas. south wind see that tomorrow. south of us a little rain just beginning to show up in the florida panhandle the track from karen, somewhat now, you kind of shorten as it may reach as far north as south carolina before it dissipates it may not even get to the coast as a tropical storm. really sheered by a lot of west, southwest breezes, a lot of dry air in it, this storm has

riders have a crude map, gps and their guts to guide them.xt few days they will charge their way through 25 check points. changing horses at each one. covering at least two marathons each day on their 620-mile journey. lucky for us the "nightline" team has a different kind of horsepower to get ahead of these extreme riders. devon. from day one devon has the lead. >> did you see any one? >> i didn't see a single person. >> reporter: first pick of the new horses, programs her gps and is off. the rest of the pack starts to arrive. including laura palmer. >> my horse already. it's not good news. can you hear that? >> she is turned off by devon's bravado. >> i am here to win. if i don't finish in seven days i'm not going home. then comes tom, walking the horse. the bum shoulder now a real problem. >> wasn't the most comfortable ride. i will get more pain pills. i will be fine. there is more bad news. at each station a vet provide a thorough checkup on each horse. >> the first thing we check is the heart rate. need to be 64 or out of 64. >> reporte

itwill now be a primary offense to hold your phone while talking, texting and tracking with your gps. the heard family says this is a step in the right direction. >> each and every person across maryland and across the country has a heather in their life. nomatter who that person may approximate, it may be a son or daughter or husband or wife and we want to protect the heather in your life. >> the heards say tragedies like that are preventable. while new legislation, they hope it will be inforced and another law impacting drive drivers is taking effect. ifyou you're not buckled up, it's going to cost you. now, ifyou're driving anyone under 16, you're responsible for the fine of an unbuckled passenger. >>> and another law carrying the name of grace is going to take effect tomorrow. the howardcounty teen took her own life after receiving online threats. grace's law makes it illegal to bully a child online. >>> and synthetic drugs like spice and k 2 will be classified as controlled substances. thelaw that starts tomorrow out laws the sell or possession of the major chemical components of

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>> this is "gps" the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. we'll start today's show with an exclusive interview with man who dealt with government shutdowns, threats of default, and partisan politics. james baker, ronald reagan's chief of staff, and then secretary of the treasury, on how to fix washington and the political parties. then the view from outside america's borders. i'll ask two of our favorite foreign observers, martin wolf and zani minton beddoes to tell us whether the damage to america's credibility is already done and can it be repaired? and a story of democracy working. i'll talk to chile's president about that nation's successes 40 years after a bloody. >> the crisis has been resolved but the respite is temporary. to understand why, you must recognize that for the tea party the stakes could not be higher. republican senator ted cruz put it plainly in the recent values voter summit in washington. >> we're nearing the edge of a cliff and our wi

. >>> this is "gps," the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. we have a fascinating show with two big exclusive interviews. we'll start with iran's foreign minister on nuclear negotiations, on prime minister netanyahu's warnings about iran and much more. also -- ♪ it was a beautiful day >> it's a beautiful day when bono comes to the gps set to talk about all manner of things. from why americans should be proud of foreign aid to why conservatives really do care about the poor. >>> also, tanks, attack helicopters, rocket-propelled grenades, ak-47s, all of them fuel the fires of war. the u.n. wants to regulate this trade. why is that a bad idea? you will not be surprised when i tell you what's the holdup. >>> finally, ever find yourself under fire in a war zone and need help keeping out of harm's way? never fear. there's an app for that. of course there's an app for that. >>> first, here's my take. it is the defining moment of a democracy, when an outgoing leader c

. >>> many people rely on smartphones, tablet computers and gps to get through their day. but some japanese researchers are questioning the value and the cost of all the convenience. >> reporter: people love gadgets that make life more convenient, but some people feel that too much convenience may also have its drawbacks. >> translator: i used to be able to remember phone numbers. but now i can't. >> translator: i'm getting worse at writing by hand. >> reporter: does convenience always improve our lives? a team of researchers at kyoto university disagrees. >> translator: please, come in. hello. >> reporter: these men conduct research into what they call the benefit of inconvenience. they've also developed instruments that reflect this idea. >> translator: this is a prime number ruler. >> reporter: at first glance, it looks like an ordinary ruler. but the measurements follow a sequence of prime numbers, 2, 3, 5, 7, and so on. this is how it's used. >> translator: to make a line one centimeter long, you draw the distance between 2 and 3. for the two-centimeter line, draw the

, following gps and they almost ended up on the mts tracks. the only thing that stopped them is i was in their way. >> law enforcers say no matter what the g-p-s says. drivers need to use common sense while driving. authorities are looking into the possibility of a g-p-s glitch. washington university. >> authorities have all been collected safely from that rangch..and bart is still on schedule but that is only for the next 24 hours. >> new details on a story that rocked the nation. in new york, baby hope was found murdered more than twenty years ago. margaret conley shares more on the investigation and how a little girl's death touched a community. rit wa a break that caught an alleged killer and revealed baby hope's real name. >> "detectives from the bronx violent felony squad apprehended conrado juarez age 52 of the bronx, also known as enidino juarez in connection of the murder of 4 year old anjelica castillo -- a child victim known for the last 22 years as baby hope." >> reporter: retired detective, jerry giorgio, had heard from colleagues

. >> but first, how critics fear a tiny gps device made in the bay area will lead criminals right to their unsuspecting targets. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, may soon be a thing of the . bu >>> new at 6:00, misplace the car keys? you can't find your wallet? yes and yes. those concerns may soon be a thing of the past. kpix 5's len ramirez shows us a tiny gps device developed right here in the bay area is also raising a red flag over security. len. >> reporter: well, ken, here we are again at the forefront of a very new powerful consumer technology. but the concern tonight is that not everyone will use this new technology for honest purposes. it's being called the world's largest lost and found. a new device coming on the market called tile. >> at tile we're building a device that will help you never lose anything again. >> reporter: it's the size of a large postage stamp and weighs next to nothing but packed with bluetooth low energy technology that will let users track down anything they attach a tile to like car keys. >> it can be very small. very low cost. and we can run off of a single coin cel

. >>> this is "gps." welcome to all of you from around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. we have a great show for you today. we will start with anger against americans from our friends. the french, germans, saudis, pakistanis, they all have complaints against america. what's the united states to do? i have a panel of experts to talk about it. >>> also, rewriting the bible. is it possible that for two millenia the world has misunderstood the lessons of david and goliath? that is malcolm gladwell's controversy claim in a new bestselling book, and he applies this lesson to life today. >>> and why in the world can't we get consensus on climate change? a new study, a game, actually, shows fascinating light. >>> then, anti-american signs are old hat in tehran, but there's a new batch targeting nuclear negotiations. we'll show you what iranian citizens are seeing. >>> first, "here's my take." i was in malaysia this week and i expected a volley of complaints. the country was one of the stops on president obama's planned trip to asia this month that was cancelled because of washin

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. >> i'm not a fan of that gps.e travel to patsy's italian restaurant for a taste of italy. >>> and behind the scenes cooking lesson. that's straight ahead. >> announcer: "world news now" ♪ when the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie, that's amore ♪ >> little dean martin there to get us in the mood to mange. the place we are going to now is a rat pack hang out. >> he was fond of patsy's restaurant. we samanda >> today we are here at the world famous patsy's italian restaurant right here in new york city. celebrities from all over the world have been here. now it is time for us insomniacs to get a sneak peek inside the kitchen. we are here in the kitchen with sal, third generation owner of this wonderful restaurant. you are going to show us how to make what today? >> eggplant bruschetta. >> we have an eggplant and i cut off the ends and take off the skin and cut them in to slices, like this. then take a couple at a time. this is all-purpose flour. put them in the egg, then the bread crumbs. this is called milana

bike lane how come are you from the city no i'm not i'm acutally here from work were you following the gpsthing yea my phone/ where you from >> reporter: marin must be in another county what i notice is many of the people who miss the signs are on their cell phones like this lady hi you doing quick question well first i say you on your cell phone and secondly this is for truck and buses only why are you here ? >> reporter:so basically this driver missed all the signs like this this right turn only markings this sign which reads you are not permitted to go straight except buses taxis trucks and bikes did what so many drivers do every day go straight >> reporter:heck one driver parked in the bike lane in the middle of traffic then went straight >> reporter:this driver ignored the turn only lane and drove in the dedicated bike lane lets find out why >> reporter:you came across that turn only lane bus lane,i mean the bike lane how come are you from the city no i'm not i'm acutally here from work were you following the gps or something yea my phone/marin must be in another county what i notice

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. >> pausa y6 mañana arranca la temporada de la nba y tenemos invitado especial y nuestro gp repasamosada nueva , año nuevo en este el mejor repetirod. >> miami arranca como favorito y con esto traemos a la mesa de contacto deportivo a nuestro especialista, josé dañeda del miami heat para ayudar a desmenuzar lo que se nos vien, miami heat tiene un equipazo, pero quién en el este le puede hacer zona. >> tiene a joaquin noa y este equipo no tiene a (...) así que un roade, también equipos compitieron contra miami heat, los de indiana fueron fabuloso y también habrán otros equipos que harán presntes, ahora el equipo de okland. >> jos etu crees que el miami heat tendrá un lebron dependiente. >> lebron james ha dicho que quiere ser el mejor jugador del mundo. >> pero no ha llegado a ganar tantos campeonatos. >> pero como pudiera mejorar en su porcentaje de tiro de canchas, podrá mejorar en sus rebotes y un giro que podría ser mejor que él k, el quiere mejorar y ser el mejor jugador. >> y es a lo que voy porque sin duda lebron james se ha convertido en un monstruo. >> en el oeste están los la

. >> pausa y6 mañana arranca la temporada de la nba y tenemos invitado especial y nuestro gp repasamostivo , mañana es el día , temporada nueva , año nuevo . >> se repartirá miami . >> arranca como favorito y con esto traemos a al mesa de contacto deportivo a josé pañeda voz oficial del miami heat para desmenuzar lo que se nos viene a partir de mañana. >> el miami heat es favorito porque tiene un equipazo y sabmeos de lo que es capaz. >> quién en el este l epuede hacer sombra, chicago. >> arranca contra chicago tienen a joqquin no ay el equipo esta intacto , el año pasado no tuvieron a gros, que pudiera sucededr, también van a ver los otros equipos, los spaces fueron fabulosos y también habrán otros equipos que durán presente, ahora el equipo de brooklan. >> josé tu crees que el miami heat será lebron dependeinte vamos con jasmina y el más que las otra. >> lebron james dicc e que quiere ser el mejor jugador del mundo , y que no esta ni cerca que eso. >> usted cree eso. >> es lo que quiere hacer, hoy es el mejor pèro como puiera mejorar, en sus tiros libres,e n sus rebotes el siempre qu

fue casi un juego con mi gps de guía exploradormire. ¿gp qué?a tener que tomar un mló autobuses para volver a mi casa. . edricksen, ¿cuánto falta, eh? -es que es mucha altura. nos evará horas descder. ¡oh! esa cosa parecía un edificio. -eh, ¿qué fue eso, . edricksen? o podemos estar tan cerca del suelo. [gritan] ¡no! !alto! ¡regresegresa ¡no! !no! [grita] ¡russell, sujétate! [gritan] [grita] ¡retrocede, retrocede! -claro. -¡rápido, tú puedes! !í! [jadea] ¿dónde...? ¿dóe estamos? -no se parece en nada a la ciudad o a la jungla, sr. fredricksen. -no se parece en nada -no te angusties, ellie, no voy a soltla. [jadean] ¡ahí es! ellie, todo es muy hermoso. egamos. ¡lo logs, russell! hay que flotar un poco y ya. sube, sube. -¿habla de ayudarlo? -sí,í, lo que digas. -claro. ahora bo. adean] -cuidado. -lo ento. -cuando llegues a arriba, tú tendrás que ayudarme a subir. ¿entiendes? [jadea ¿llegaste a la puerta? [jadea] ¿é? ¿es todo? ¿hice el viaje hasta acá para terminar del lado equivocado de esta pila de rocas? ¡ah, genial! [jadea] -ya sé. si le ayudo