. >> reporter: many marathons have similar programs.m, while the runners are making a mad dark for the finish line, their cloths would be en route to a landfill. at last year's marathon, adams company, wearable collections snatched up 27,000 pounds of clothing. this time, he's hoping for 40,000. adam expects about of the clothing will go to second-hand shops and another quarter will be shredded and repurchased for low-grade fiber products. it's a second chance for clothes in many cases haven't run their course. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> and that's going to do it for "world news" on this sunday. i'm dan harris. diane sawyer is right back here tomorrow night. thank you very much for watching. and have a good night. diane sawyer is right back here tomorrow night. thank you very much for watching. and have a good night. >> alan: wet and windy, november's first storm blows through, bringing hope for water watchers watchers and winter enthusiasts. it was a stealth storm, sneaking in at night and the worst gone by daybreak. this is

with pena's newfound fame came an invitation to watch the new york city marathon. the amateur runner didn't want to stand on the sidelines, and instead he wanted to join the 43,000 other runners here at the starting line. >> ( translated ): i was very eager the take on this huge challenge of the new york marathon. i wanted to show the world that i could run it. >> reporter: yet pena remains humble about his ordeal. >> ( translated ): people say that we're heroes, but i don't think we are. it's just what destiny had in store for us. >> reporter: and destiny is now presenting new opportunities. pena appeared on "the late show with david letterman." and showed off his love of elvis, the music he listened to during his runs in the mine. his trip to new york included a visit to the empire state building to take in the view a thousand feet up and a world away from life underground, yet it's the running pena hopes people remember. >> ( translated ): i want to motivate people, and i want to convince them that they can do what they set out to do in life. >> man once trapped

. >> reporter: many marathons have similar programs. dash for the finish line their clothes would be en route to a landfill where 386 million pounds of textile waste ends up each year. at last year's marathon, company, wearable collections, snatched up 27,000 pounds of clothing. this time he is hoping for 40,000. adam expects about half of the clothing will go to secondhand shops, a quarter used as rags in heavy industry, and another quarter will be shredded and repurposed for low grade fiber products. it's a second chance for clothes that in many cases haven't exactly run their course just yet. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >>> most people know you can't listen to your ipod during a new york city marathon. would have been nice if they listened to this, reportedly the new michael jackson song "breaking news." and we'll leave it with you as we go to break. 4kkkkkkkkkk

. >>> marathon man. he survived an ordeal like no other. today he went the distance above ground. >>> and down to the wire. a great horse in her last race. in last place to photo finish. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. president obama on day two of his ten day-day swing in asia is in new delhi india where he's been facing tough questions forced to publicly revisit last week's bruising election outcome back home the president admitted he's going to have to make some mid-course corrections when he gets back to washington and found himself having to defend american foreign policy on a highly delicate issue in india. it all happened during a surprising revealing question and answer session. the president held with local university students. lee cowan is traveling with the president and joins us from new delhi with more, hello, lee. >> lester, more than half of india's population is under the age of 30 so the fact that the president and michelle obama spent so much time may not be too much of a surprise but he exp

he's in town to run the new york city marathon.day, be there. when he told them he anted to run, they were shocked. he explained yesterday that he wants to run to show he can. he can at least attempt it. every day in the mine it was running that got him through the ordeal. three to six miles down there every day. he cut off his boots and made them speakers. he wore his miner's lamp so he could see. he said he may not be able to finish the marathon because he has an injury from the mine incident, but he's sure going to be try. and the whole time he'll be listening to elvis on his ipod. he's hilarious. we know he'll give it his best shot. [ female announcer ] humana and walmart are teaming up to bring you a low-price medicare prescription drug plan that has the lowest national premium in the country of only $14.80 per month. so you can focus on the things that really matter. go to walmart.com for details. nothing beats prevacid®24hr. just one pill helps keep you heartburn free for a full 24 hours. prevent the acid that causes frequen

with edison's new fame came an invitation to watch the new york city marathon but the amateur runner didn't want to stand on the sidelines and instead wanted to join the 43,000 other runners here at the starting line. >> i was very eager to take on this huge challenge of the new york marathon. i wanted to show the world that i could run it. >> reporter: yet edison remains humble about his ordeal. >> people say that we are heros but i don't think we are. just what destiny had in store for us. >> reporter: and destiny is appearing with new opportunities. he appeared on david letterman's show and showed off the love of elvis. the music he listened to during his runs in the mine. his trip to new york included a visit to the empire state building. yet it is the running that edison hopes people remember. >> i want to motivate people and i want to convince them that they can do what they set out to do in life. >> reporter: a man once trapped now triumphant again. cbc news, new york. >> can't help but smile. >>> it is already happening. the big holiday shopping sales. where you can get your

is that -- did you technically run the marathon?>> everybody keeps says, you know, that was illegal -- they weren't expecting me to win the race, so, i didn't -- >> jimmy: you didn't win, right? the kenyans win because they never stop. >> they don't stop for anything. they -- what took me six hours and 13 minutes to do, the winning runner, he did it in two hours and eight minutes. >> jimmy: unbelievable. >> crazy. >> jimmy: they don't have cars in kenya, so they have to -- their feet are their form of transportation. >> they really have to do that. i don't know why we're doing that. >> jimmy: you are a vegan now. how long have you been -- >> about four years. >> jimmy: four years. [ applause ] >> thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: that guy clapping is not a vegan, by the way. i don't know -- you're not a vegan. >> he was slapping two pieces of meat together. >> jimmy: technically, i guess he was. but do you feel like, i mean, that has made you more energetic -- >> everybody has this imagination that if they are not eating this substant

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. >>> and marathon man. this chilean miner has come from the miracle rescue to run the new york city marathon this sunday. he's had a little help from the king. ♪ she wrote upon it return to sender ♪ address unknown >> edison pena, loving life right now. >> very much so. we love seeing him here in new york. we'll get to that in a moment. >>> the breaking news, though, hate stay bracing for hurricane tomas right now. the storm bearing down on the tiny island nation. authorities there have urged over a million refugees to go to safety. but as you know, most have nowhere to go. >> a desperate situation for so many people there. tomas is now a category 1 hurricane, with winds of 80 miles per hour. it's certain to cause flash floods and mudslides, making a bad situation there much worse. we'll get to that. >>> we also have a medical breakthrough for the first time. researchers may have found the test that can detect the deadliest cancer when it's still treatable. researchers stopped the trial so everyone can get

he set the world record at the berlin marathon, by the way. here he is under the gate, the only man ever in history to run under two hours and four minutes. and he wasn't running in ethiopia. local officials asked him, are you going to run? yes, i'm coming back. we don't know exactly when he'll be back competitively, but he is not retiring. he's unretiring, he's not retired. >> now, i have to say, when we were off air in our last half-hour, walking around. there's a man walking around here, and he's absolutely huge. >> well, it was our producer who is a big boxing fanatic who did this interview with david hayes, who, on sday night in manchester, in the third round, he defended his wba heavyweight belt, and now it's a question of which klitschko is he going to fight. vitaly and vladimir hold all the belts, and they want to see a reunion fakes fight. maybe americans will again become interested in heavyweight boxing. at the moment, they're not particularly worried. so hayes has been off, when are you going to fight one of the klitschkos? >> when

. >>> and marathon man, after spending 69 days underground, one of the chilean miners makes the most of his visit to the big city. this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, november 5th, 2010. that chilean miner had quite the moves. good morning, everybody. thanks for joining us. i'm betty nguyen. >>> this morning the cuban government says there are no survivors after the crash of an airliner with 68 on board. aerocaribbean flight 883 en route from eastern cuba to the capital, havana, thursday, when the pilot declared an emergency. the twin-engine turbo prop crashed in a remote mountainous area about 220 miles east of havana. 28 of the passengers were foreigners, none american. the plane, an atr-72, like this one, was owned by the cuban national airline and is in service around the world. the cause of the crash is being investigated. >>> in pakistan this morning a private plane crashed near karachi. all 21 people on board were killed. the plane had just taken off when the pilot radioed he was having engine trouble. he tried to return to the airport, but did not make it. >>> the indo

>> the 41st ing new york city marathon. the largest marathon in the world. >> how are you?'s see how far we have come ♪ >> there were moments that were hard, but melissa got me through them and that last sprint was the best. i'm so proud. >> one, two, three, go team! >> congratulations. >> congratulations to you. >> man, you were great, you ran that thing like a pro. >> so did you. >> it's dark now, but, hey. >> it doesn't matter, we finished. >> thank you. >> thank you, al. >> nice, what do you get for the people who just finished the marathon? >> yeah, baby. >> rob small from new york city's exhale spa. does that feel good? >> darn good. >> and you were saying especially around the ankles? >> my ankles are really sore. >> and champagne. thank you. >> and you also get some roses. but wait, there's more. should we tell them now that we took the subway? >> all kidding aside, you guys worked so hard getting to that day. we have heard all the stories that you guys did it and completed it. >> we thank lee our trainer. >> we're back after your local news. [ air traffic controlle

. >> we're not talking about the new york city marathon winner, oh, no. how a man who came in nowhere near first is likely the most talked about runner after spending a summer training underground. >>> plus, how people who live in the east bay can get a free flu shot this week. >>> quite a bit of rain around the bay area today. and we're goihr tou the ev ening inhours.ar ge tisomeo clearing. but a little morsoaii'nll have . i'll have the details, cinomg up. so, we book a flight to hawaii using our points from chase sapphire. last minute... on christmas. and sitting next to us, chevy chase. and we really hit it off. we play golf, and then the luau. he's like da vinci with ice. and after, we help hang christmas decorations. wait, wait, wait. you flew last minute... on christmas... with points from chase sapphire? yeah. amazing. believe it. with points from chase sapphire, you can book airline tickets with no blackout dates or restrictions. can it keep an eye out for itself, literally show and tell you where it is when you don't even know yourself ? droid ca

so let's hope it pays off my finally the marathon world record holder haley garber selassie has announced his retirement from athletics the thirty seven year old ethiopian may be emotional and smith after dropping out of his first new york marathon after sixteen miles with me injury the two time olympic champion set the american world record of two hours reading some fifty nine seconds in berlin in two thousand and eight the sept twenty seventh world best seen claimed eight world title since ninety nine thousand three ranging in distance from the one thousand five hundred meters to the american but he had fluid and tendonitis in his knee and was unable to finish this compact with gabby gabby many and won the race on his first marathon and after searching here and in manual mode tie the mile to go to finish in two hours now i meet some forty seconds. of kenya won the women's race in two hours twenty eight minutes and twenty seconds i have no discussion with. anybody but i discuss with my. spitter to stop here. i never think about to retire but for first time. this is the day let me stop an

are you running in the marathon?> he says, i'm standing here to say happy birthday to myself. >>yeah >> happy birthday. let's check on the weather and see what's goingye on. in the east we have a little bit of cool weather but it's clear for the marathon run. rain developing over if new england. a big storm system there. breezy and rainy later today. meanwhile, record highs over the northern plains. back to the southwest, rain in the pacific northwest into northern california. a few showers into south florida. . u love me, iowa loves >>> good morning to you. lot of the rain is coming through now and we'll expect more of it at least for several hourst' uil aboutut 3:00 or 4:0 this afternoon. including for the raiders game. if you're going there it wl be wet for your tailgate and start of the game. heavy rain headed toward san francisco for the next 30 minutes, covering the santa clara valley. a rainy day. if you are going to the the sierra bring the chains and be prepared for any delays. winter storm warning in effect

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

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yo nunca pensé que iba a llegar has a esta marathón por mis medios cuándo?nción de su ídolo. >>> (canta) ♪ >>>isolda: tras la odisea de haber estado atrapado en las entrañas de la mina para edison peña la vida es una vida llena de sorpresa y de grandes aventuras la próxima visitar la tumba y la mansión de su ídolo elvis presley >>> la gente piensa que nosotros somos héroes pero... no, yo no lo veo tan así. nosotros vimos unos.... nos tocó. >>>isolda: aunque tiene una rodilla lastimada, su meta es llegar la recta final aunque le tome 6 horas. >>> y prometanme cómo prensa que no me van a destruir mi imagen si no puedo soportar el dolor de mi rodilla. >>>josé: los despedimos recuerden también nos fue den seguir en twitter, en telemundo news por nuestra página de

we have got some future marathoners. a week from "today," they'll be treated to a special fall concert, bon jovi. they would like you to help them choose one of the songs they'll sing and you get to pick. your choices, who says you can't go home, you give love a bad name, we weren't born to follow. to make your selections, go to our website todayshow.com and then come back next friday to follow along with the band. out on the plaza, matt lauer along with the two marathoners, meredith and al. >> did her loss in the primary actually cost the gop an extra senate seat on tuesday? what does she have planned next? we're going to find out. >>> plus they call him baba booey, gary dell'abate will join us to tell us about his years with the king of all media. >>> let's go inside, ann's standing by at the news desk, she's got a check of all of the headlines. >> good morning once again, everybody, haiti is facing more misery in the next couple of days. officials are warning of mudslides and flooding. winds and high winds are threate

he'll be giving his own shoes quite a test in sunday's new york city marathon. >> reporter: during marathonntral park is overrun. but one group stands out by what they stand on-- nothing. >> going barefoot has just made my feet come alive. it's unbelievable. >> reporter: it's a small but growing group that swears going barefoot-- or in the flimsiest of footwear-- is the key to injury-free distance running. >> they land with their heel. >> reporter: john durant heads the new york chapter of the 1,400-member barefoot runners society. >> the foot has been around for millions of years, it works. >> reporter: chris mcdougall will be among a handful of barefooters in sunday's marathon. mcdougall discovered the ancient tarahumara tribe in mexico. they run 60 miles at a time over rough terrain in tiny sandals or with nothing on their feet. >> the way the tarahumara run is very light, quick, gentle and relaxed, just like any five- year-old who skips off across the playground. i mimic the way they run and within a matter of days the injuries disappear. his best-selling book claims today's padded, cus

he realizes that the marathon is longer than that, right? >> he has been doing it 2,000 feet underground in the dark. >> i can't imagine that commitment and dedication. >> the training for running a marathon. i ran one back in college. here he is. you have to have one long day where you are running at least 15. >> everybody under the sun will be cheering for this guy. if he trained up to 10 miles, the power of the people is going to push this man through it. he was invited to be a guest and he said at that point i don't want a guest. i want to run this thing. talk about a major side bar to a major running event. he was in the city yesterday. wanted to visit the statue of liberty and he said i thought it was wider and bigger. the pictures he had seen. >> he is starting a new fad. we saw the air guitar, but he had a good air microphone going. they are going to start the competitions soon. >> and blue suede shoes. he had the sea bass apparently. we'll be right back. you are watching well, the party's over... i'm dr. oz. and, whether your side w

. >> thousand will be lining up in new york on sunday to run in the annual marathon. it is really remarkable. one month ago, one man was trapped underground in chile. >> the first time i walked into a mine, i wanted to turn around and get out. >> three weeks ago, he was trapped miner. now he is a darling. >> a lot of people feel the same way about appearing on the show. >> the transformation surely inevitable once his exercise routine came to light. in the stifling heat, he ran for hours along pitch black tunnels. it looked like pennants, and it was. he says he was participating in his own salvation. >> i would think, i can outrun you. i will run until you are tired and bored of me. i did it. >> the new york city marathon organizers have invited him to watch the race. he wanted to run. he is nervous, but after weeks of running solo, he would like to keep up with the pack. >> i would like the press to promise you will not rip me apart in your stories if i cannot stand the pain in my knee. >> now that he has turned his back on the desert, i surely, his elvis act would p

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

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

. >> it's a marathon. >> right, you thought that marathon was hard, get ready for this marathon.ing is break, taking breaks courses is a good idea. and don't lie down after the meal, it's really tempting to lay out on the couch, that actually causes more acid to come up into your esophagus, you can really get a bad heartburn there. >> the over the counter antacids in the house. taking a walk, a leisurely stroll can get them moving in the right direction. >> raising a glass, moderation is the key? >> especially if you're not used to drink a lot. one thing to do is make sure you have some food in your stomach. avocado or nuts can help slow down the absorbsatiption of alc. avoiding the mixes like the sour mixes that have a lot of -- and the diet sodas are not a good idea. >> why not. >> the artificial sweeteners enhance -- >> and a glass of water between drinks? >> because one of the biggest problems with hangovers is dehydration. >> you go too far you say coconut water? >> doing that before you go to sleep is a great idea as well as the next morning, even foods like banana us which

honda new york city marathon is under way. this time one of the chilean miners is among those 45,000 people running in the amount. he jogged several miles a day will do is trapped. the elvis fan hopes his injured knees will not prevent him from finishing the marathon. stay with us we take this glove look outside with some wet rain on the pavement. james let the camera will be back. [ male announcer ] we went to germany's nurburgring to challenge ourselves on the most demanding track in the world. with us, in spirit, was every great car that we'd ever competed with. the bmw m5. and the mercedes-benz e63. for it was their amazing abilities that pushed us to refine, improve and, ultimately, develop the world's fastest production sedan. [ engine revving ] the cts-v, from cadillac. the new standard of the world. we are backing is paid 8:17 a.m. as we turned back the clocks one hour. golden gate bridge 0 lot of water out there and a lot of headlights it looks gloomy and overcast. >> at least we got an extra hour of sleep. this is wh

marathon's oil production outlook was disappointing. speaking of earnings, b.p.'s latest quarter was hit by costs from its gulf of mexico oil disaster. still, its c.e.o. said the company is "well on track for recovery." shares were up 1.5%. the stock was over $60 when the gulf oil disaster began. oracle has one of the biggest cash positions among technology giants, over $20 billion. it's using some of that to buy a smaller software firm, art technology group. oracle will pay $6 per share for art technology, almost $1 billion total. oracle gets a leading e-commerce software company with blue-chip customers like continental airlines and best buy. a.r.t.g. shares were very active, closing just below the buyout price of $6 per share. that's a number investors haven't seen since 2001. speaking of revisiting 2001 prices-- oracle investors like the deal, bidding that stock up to its highest close in more than nine years. by the way, oracle c.e.o. larry ellison filed paperwork today to sell one million shares of his stock, worth over $29 million. battery maker energizer b

if you think about a marathon runner.e doesn't just put his tennis shoes on and run out and try to run a marathon. he's going to warm up eat a banana and peanut butter. he's got a ritual that he does before something difficult. in the same way brain fitness teaches the brain how to learn. it warms it up. when you give this to school children, these children in jacksonville florida, we have studied them for four years and they now have twice the academic achievement of children who had had no -- who had no brain fitness. you can't show me in education. i know education is a big top pick around this country. you cannot show me one thing that you can do that will achieve twice the academic fitness as brain fitness does. yet, that is not even on the table relative to educational reform. >> what -- how much has to do with arrogance and elitism as much as a hack of brain fit? >> we're biological orgasms and come into the world with a jep et i think inheritance that our ancestors used to their survival. when food was scarce, tho

>>neil: you just ran a marathon i think you are having post marathon fatigue and not thinking this throughpeople to survive the recession. >>neil: i want to see this country survive this recession. i want taxpayers to survive the recession. i want to see leaders acknowledge that too much has been put on america's plate to survive this recession. >>guest: i agree with you. >>neil: you just ignored everything i said. >>guest: this is not where we cut. these people need it now. >>neil: they don't need a hand out, they need a hand. they need a job. and they need incentives for people to give them a job, not another empty check from the government and another empty intention. they need opportunity. not a palm rub. they are worth more than that. you know that. >>guest: i agree. >>neil: you don't agree, you spent the last five minutes disagreeing. >>guest: physical they figure out a way to create the jobs we need to help these people. thank you very much. >>neil: she is going to washington and he is going to court and senator murkowski, joe miller is filing. okay, now here's our holiday gift list

which -- big deal, i finished two marathons yesterday, "golden girls" and "roseanne," back to back, nohis accomplishment was significant too. here's pena finishing the marathon. >> the scene just moments ago as he finished in central park. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: some people are destined to be inside the earth and edison is one of them i guess. there was one winner of the $129 million powerball jackpot on saturday. no one knows who it is yet. the ticket was purchase ed at a adult video store in highland park, michigan. that's going to be a fun conversation with this guy's wife. honey, i got good news and bad news. good news, we won $129 million. bad news is, you're now married to the porn shop lotto guy. $129 million would buy a lot of hand lotion though. he bought the ticket by mistake. he was actually there to rent a video called "power ball" and somehow -- i can't wait to see this guy. [ applause ] it's got to be a guy. interesting fact, did you know, no attractive person has ever won the lottery? [ laughter ] it's true. president obama was in india today. the president is touring as

gebre gebremariam who had never run a marathon before, won the men's title. kenya's edna kib la gat was the winner. lots of folks watching miner edison pena, it took five hours, 40 minutes, ice on his knee. he hobbled to the finish line. what an emotional finish for him. you can only imagine. we'll hear more about it of course. first we want to get to dave price with a check of the weather who has just completed the new york city marathon. >> unbelievable. >> your time really -- >> i'm not even out of breath. nice to see you erica. congratulations to everyone who ran. as we begin the work week, midsection of the country looking pretty good. have a rebound of temperatures in the southeast. the northeast and >>> at 7:14 our first look at the weather. maggie, back to you. >> thank you. hundreds turned out this weekend for an emotional memorial service for missing jet skier david hartley, allegedly gunned down near the border almost two months ago now and his body never recovered. our correspondent don teague has the story. >> reporter: it was a final tearful far

jeremy seouls ran an entire marathon in a gas mask.roup team extreme joins us now. great to have you food. >> thanks for having us. >> congratulations, having run a marathon at a slower pace than you. i know how difficult it was. i can't imagine with this mask. tell us how it limits your breathing and efforts in the marathon and why you decided to do it. >> it limits 20 to 30% oxygen resistance which over the course of two years we put a lot of training and dedication into doing this. i lost my mother to cancer in february of '09 and as a healthy outlet decided to go out and start running. it was a cold time of year and the mask buffers a little bit of the air outside. and so figured, you know, why not take this concept of running in aask and utilize it for something that is good. at the time i was doing a lot of traveling around the country and i notice how focus had diminished from the wounded veterans and also our veterans abroad fighting overseas and in june i decided why not run a 10 k with a gas mask. and just to raise awearness

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

and alone with some athletics news because russian all got glock has finished second in the athens marathon or the russian athlete lost two minutes to lithuania is that ours are derived from scottie who won the event completing the course in two hours thirty one minutes and six seconds and setting in the bend record in the men's event said he tried podium belong to kenyan run is pulled back won the race going to korea came second while edwin i finished the race mark the two and a half thousand anniversary of the battle of marathon the origin of the modern american distance which is equal to forty two kilometers and one hundred ninety five metre it's just in case she didn't know that is all the sport more a bit like you're hungry for the full story we've got it for. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. in taiwan multis available in the landis typee hotel miramar garden type eat the how it falls a hotel type b. church in typee hotel hotel one show his the groom photo the show would have.

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