against miami? that s something, huh? who would have thought. 100 to 1 shot. against miami. no franchise at that time. that famous scene is, of course, from back to the future 2. a film released in 1989 about the teen in 1985 who travels to the future and that date in the future is october 21st, 2015, which just happens to be next wednesday. despite the cubs world series hopes still being alive sadly, the future hasn t quite panned out like the movie s producer imagined. there are no flying cars. there are no hover boards, no matter what the guys on the boards say. and there are no shoes that tie themselves. but the movie did get some predictions right, like flat screen tvs and video calling, part of our daily lives. we are lucky to have with us right now bob gail, one of the bril ynt cliant co-creators and writers of the back to the
noted many of these facilities are substandard. we have a full screen here showing. they are supposed to be good, taking care of these kids, soccer fields, flat screen tvs, play grounds, 24-hour snacks. we took a look. and one night s stay costs $231 a night for these kids. you want them to be treated well, but federal taxpayers, our viewers are paying $231 a night for what the judge says is disgusting and despicable. it s har to believe. these are not government-owned centers. these are private hotel like places. this is just to hold them there until the courts decide what to do with them. this is going to get worse for the obama administration. give us the bottom line here. the judge says the administration has 90 days to respond, otherwise, the judge is going to release these kids who were here illegally and maybe
ale the teleconferences on tv looked like sci-fi fiction. but today flat screen tvs are everywhere and you can video conference on your cell phone. though phones are one area where the movie whiffed. pay phone on the set but they re almost nowhere to be found today. and fax machines though they re still around barely played a huge role in that movie s fake future. when it come to the mcflies at dinner we re waiting on the instant pizza. but we did get kids preoccupied by their own digital world. the films used glasses bases devices. of course you can pick up a call today op your google glass. nobody calls me chicken needle. a few years ago the star of the film cede it best about the trilogy. the irony about this movie about time is it s timeless. one last thing. cubs win world series.
you know dune buggy today. and there was a patent filed for the self-tying shoes. so the film was a little optimistic and in some cases completely off. they ve abolished all lawyers. reporter: 3-d movies are big at the box office even if we never got to jaws 19 or a hologram-attacking movie poster. but on the small screen nailed it. and those teleconferences on flat screen tvs look like pure sci-fi fiction in 1989. but today flat screen tvs are everywhere and you can video conference on your cell phone, even, though phones were one area where the movie really whiffed. pay phones dot the set but they re almost nowhere to be found today. and fax machines though they re still around barely played a
shifts. 24 hours a day, churning out some of the most high-tech, fuel-efficient, high performance cars in the world. that s a story of american ingenuity, american grit. everybody has a right to be proud of it. today, we are taking the next step. heavy duty trucks account for just 4% of all the vehicles on the highway. i know when you re driving sometimes, it feels like it is more. but there are only 4% of all the vehicles. they are responsible for about 20% of carbon pollution in the tran transportation sector. trucks like these are responsible for about 20% of our on-road fuel consumption. because they haul about 70% of all domestic freight, 70% of the stuff we use, everything from flat screen tvs to diapers to produce to you name it, every