hoy nos vamos a boston con el ex gobernador de nuevo mÉxico bill richardson y desde washington dc alfonsode la asociaciÓn de latinos por principios conservadores, amigos gracias por estar con nosotros, gobernador querÍa comenzar con usted. un debate muy fuerte e intenso entre hillary clinton y el senador del estado de ver mount bernie sanders uno se acusa de ser menos conservador, algo mÁs importante es quien es progresista pero muy interesante este debate ¿cÓmo lo ve usted gobernador?. >> bueno es muy interesante porque generalmente lo que dicen los demÓcratas hay que movernos al centro pero en esta ocasiÓn parece que el partido se estÁ haciendo mÁs progresista, mas liberal. asÍ es que el favorito en la opiniÓn mÍa va a ser bernie sanders porque ademÁs es de ver mount un estado cercana pero la dinÁmica no se va a desarrollar sino despuÉs de estas primarias en que los estados son mÁs representativos, mÁs minorÍas, mÁs afroamericanos, mÁs latinos. >> ahora gobernador ¿cÓmo se explica usted que en esta Última encuesta que acaba de salir el viernes pasado bernie sanders cuando se le pone con

>> alfonso: comer bien. >> anthony: eat well. >> alfonso: coger fuerte. >> jorge: -- hard. >> alfonsote. >> jorge: and showing los huevos to the death. >> anthony: show your balls to the devil? or to -- >> jorge: to death. >> anthony: on the menu, migas. the base comes from boiling cracked ham bones to release the marrow, to which garlic, onion, cascabel peppers and epazote is added. thickened with stale bread and leftover tortillas. when you got nothing, you make something really awesome out of nothing. >> jorge: the grandmothers have the creativity to taking advantage of the bones of pigs. and now it's a gourmet dish. >> anthony: any great, old culture where there's poverty, there's something like this. yeah, by the way, if you're watching this, after you do this, you really gotta wash your hands before you touch your -- okay? that's a rookie mistake, going to take a piss right after. [ woman speaking in spanish ] >> jorge: she's asking you if you like the migas. if you enjoy it. >> anthony: yeah, it's good. delicious. so these guys have been open, what 65 years? >> jorge: all the m

medina was found guilty despite arguing that he killed 27-year-old jennifer alfonso in self-defense. alfonso's family got a chance to speak in court before it was medina's turn to comment. >> what kindf person poses of a picture of their dead loved one's body and leaves a small child alone that possibly could discover her body? berk medina is that person. >> president barack obama president on this corrupted world that i bal suing. the point i'm trying to make is i did not get a fair trial. god knows the truth and nothing life in prison was the macks much penalty he could have received. >> calvin: two people are in custody after a pair of attempted bank robberies in broward county one them happening in miramar along pembroke road, another chase bank along flamingo road in pembroke pines was also hit. sky 10 wasover the sceneere. play both of those attempted bank robberies were connected. and not far from the chase bank in miramar sky 10 was overhead as one of the accused robbers was arrested. again, the second person was taken into custody.. no one was hurt, and no cash was taken. >>

medina #@ntenced to life in prison for murdering his then 27-year-old wife jennifer alfonso in 2013. then posting a gruesome picture of her body on facebook with the words "rest in peace." >> on the day that you stck down your wife, you left your step-daughter upstairs with the possibility of her finding your wife's deceased body on that floor. you foretold your future. you wrote on facebook that "i am going to prison" and that is >> reporter: the family members took the stand including her emotional parents. >> every day i miss my daughter. and miseverything about her. >> and grandparents worried about what alfonso's young daughter isabelle will never get to do with her mom. >> but isabelle and never being able to see her mother again. that is truly something no child should have to endure. >> reporter: medina didn't look at alfonso's family as he spoke but they did have somethingto say. >> and i want the president of the united states of america to focus on corruption. corruption is a big problem that we have in the united states of america and all over the world. nothing further.

alfonso we have talked about these kinds of things in the past, is a republican latino candidate in aarticular kind of bind? is there a structural difficulty race? >> look, i don't think so. i think an hispanic republican makes sense. ronald reagan used to say in simple terms as he tomorrowally used to, he would say hispanics are republicans, they know it. and he meant that they are generally very conservative, they believe in faith, so it's easy for any republican to connect with latinos. there is one issue that perhaps unites the majority of hispanics, and that's immigration. i think to appeal to latinos they have to be construction and positive on immigration, but latinos are going to vote for a candidate based on his or her ideas, not based on whether they are hispanic. that is attractive to them, but that's not the main reason they are going to support them. but a hispanic republican has a good chance of competing, as long as they are constructive on immigration. they have many views on -- on social issues, life, family, on the economy and school choice, where they can voters. >>

medina sentenced to life in prison for murdering his then 27-year-old wife jennifer alfonso in 2013. then posting a gruesome picture of her body on facebook with the words "rest in peace." >> on the day that you struck down your wife, you left your step-daughter upstairs with the possibility of her finding your wife's deceased body on that floor. you foretold your future. you wrote on facebook that "i am going to prison" and that is where you will be going. >> reporter: the family members emotional parents. >> every day i miss my daughter. and i miseverything about her. >> and grandparents worried about what alfonso's young daughter isabelle will never get to do with her mom. >> but isabelle and never being able to see her mother again. that is truly something no child should have to endure. >> reporter: medina didn't look at alfonso's family as he spoke but they did have something to say. >> and i want the president of the united states of america to focus on corruption. corruption is a big problem that we have in the united states of erica and all over the world. nothing further. >

medina had something to say before he was lead bay but so account crick simms of alfonso. >> and. >> >> reporter: his case captured attention and horror of the the world but before derek medina was sentenced before killing his wife three years ago, we go on this tirade in court. >> the point i'm trying make si did not get a fair try. i will be taking afntion i will be suing and i want barack obama the president of the united states of america to focus on corruption and only god knows the truth and nothing frnlg further. >> reporter: medina never looking at the family of jennifer alfonso police say he gunned down in their miamiome. and he her photographed body he >> what kind of person post a picture of their dead love ones body andnd leaves a small child alone that could possiblyiscf ver her body. derek mededa is that person. >> never being able to see your mother again, that is truly a tragedy that no child should ever have to endure. >> she wasn't just a body on the flr to be discovered. she was a wonderful mg person. >> reporter: in the end medina whose appearance h changed over t

el analista republicano, alfonso aguilar comenzara la cobertura especial.s alfonso por estar con nosotros. todas las expectativas de esta noche. donald trump llega como ganador de 3 de las 4 contiendas electorales. en el estado de en evada cruzÓ el 40% de los votantes, hasta la comunidad hispana republicana votÓ por Él. >>> mira, realmente es un fenÓmeno impresionante. yo era uno de los que decÍa que trump iba en algÚn momento a caer, pero sin embargo, a continuado y ya ha ganado 3 contiendas. una de tras de otra. francamente llega a este debate con el momento. hay que ver si es imparable, si alguien lo puede parar, es marco rubio o ted cruz y en este debate, tiene que tratar de presentarse como la alternativa a donald trump. >>> lo interesante, que tanto cruz como rubio, se han presentado ya como la alternativa en el caso de rubio como la alternativa de quizÁs la parte tradicional, el ala tradicional del partido republicano, ahora que ha salido jeff bush, queda muy poco no ha querido crecer y con cruz, texas clave para Él, pero tampoco pudo por ejemplo en

after that shooting he left the town home with alfonso's 10-year-old daughter isabel inside where she could have discovered the body. alfonso's mother and father spoke to the court emotionally. >> words cannot explain the emotional anguish the department has cause immediate. importantly says bell, jennifer's daughter, forever. without remorse for a single shred of compassion as seen in the surveillance video was a barbaric act. >> she wasn't just a victim. she wasn't just a body on the-floor to be discovered. she was a wonderful, amazing person. she was very forgiving, funny, smart. she had so much to give. and now unforornately that's gone. she was turning intntthe woman that she was going to be. and that's not going to happen now. reporter: judge canadny gave medina life in prison with a minimum of 25 years and 20 more years for two other charges the -- the sentencing was handed down alfonso's father said the family was pleased with the maximum sentence and allow them at least some closure. at the courtnow miami-dade, todd tongen, local 10 news. >>> more sad news to report as well.

today alfonso's family got their day in court to address jennifer's murderer, the now infamous facebook killer. >> what kind of person posts a one's body and leaves a small child alone that possibly could discover her body? derek medina is that person. >> todd: alfonso's ten-year-old daughter who was left inside the home after the murder would be 16 now but she was not inside the courtroom. >> to lose yes, sir your mother at ten years of age of, never being able to see your mother again, that is truly a tragedy. that no child should ever have to endure. >> todd: meanwhile, derek medina medina showed no emotion. he simply stared blankly into space until he made a final strange statement to the court. >> barack obama president on this corrupted world that i will be suing, pretty much to try and make -- i did not get a fair trial. god knows the truth and nothing further. >> todd: isabel alfonso would she was not here for these court proceedings. the alfonso family did address the media briefly after, saying simply they wanted to thank all of the law enforcement,@the prosecutors involved, a

. >> [indiscernible] stephanie: alfonso says he cannot wait to go back to his native cuba since he has not all funds are: -- alfonso: [indiscernible] stephanie: he says elong's to visit friends and neighbors. in morrisville, stephanie lopez, abc 11 eyewitness news. joel: stephanie, thank you. eyewitness news continues. anna: we will show you what is coming up at 6:00. tisha: joel and anna, we will show you an emergency session to is does to [indiscernible] steve d.: how is could impact the next primary. and we are getting a glimpse of the future. this instant. abc 11 eyewitness news at 6:00 starts right now. tisha: lawmakers are unexpectedly back in raleigh session. good evening, everyone. i am tisha powell. steve d.: good evening, everyone. our north carolina primary. a federal court ruling determines that our current maps are unfair to north america -- to african-american voters. john joins us now. john, break it down for us. where do we stand right now? john: we are currently waiting for the primary day and the senate just passed this new set of congressional maps. republicans are s

>>reporter: alfonso working with the human trafficking task force >> santana's english okay. >>reporter: for prosecuting a 15-year-old girl in the cutler bay area making $1,000 a day off her. these cases are snapshots of a much bigger problem, one that can be hard to see. >> sometimes girls are scared. so like what you guys are doing, that's good. >>reporter: amy viteri, local 10 news. >>> according to the state attorneys it, human trafficking task force in miami-dade county, they have closed 268 human trafficking cases, many of those involving minors. right now they have 25 ses involving under-aged victims. >>> a couple of trades ahead of the heat deadline. health battle. i'm will manso with your local 10 morning sports wrap. >>> stok, brian roberts, we hardly knew ya. the heat made a pair of trades and getting under the luxury tax line. meanwhile the wait continues for an update on chris bosh's health condition. bosh was in boston on thursday seeing a doctor about the blood clot that kept him out of the all-star game. bosh is not with the team in atlanta tonht and will not

is truly a tragedy that no child should ever have to endure. >> reporter: medina not looking at alfonso's family as they spoafnlg instead he something to say for himself. >> and try to make i did the not taking afntle i will be suing and i want barack obama, the the president of the united states of america to fuss cussn could rusmghts corruption say wig problem we have in the united states of america and all over the world. >> nothing farther. and god nose the truth and nothing farther. >> reporter: medina's family walking without jowtd a word. haze n#ir saying this. >> his reaction today in court. i brush that off as could lat ter ral issue with regards to being in isolation for three years almost. >> reporter: and medina was also convict ford child neglect since the victim's daughters were up stared stairs at the time of the shooting. >> reporting live outside the met fro tro justice bpilding. i'm alex de armas. 7 news. >> belkeys: a miami teen rushed to the hospital after coming under fire while riding his bike. the 15 year soaltd latest victim of gun violence in the city. mother has

alfonso ebb working with the miami-dade humanrafficking task force helped arrest this man. august stein santa ana for prostituting a 15-ye-old girl in the cutler bay area making $1,000 a day off her. these cases, police say, are just snap shots of a much bigger problem, one that can be hard to see. >> sometimes girls are scared, you know, so li what you guys are doing, that's good. >> anchor: amyiteri, local10 news. >> victor: according to the state attorneys human trafficking task force, in mimmi-dade county they have closed 268 human trafficking cases, many o@ those involving myers. right now they have 25 open cases involving undere victims, and you can catch part two of this investigation on local10 ne at 5:00. >> janine: let's take a live peek right now outside of you of our fort lauderdale tower cam. it's very degrees and it's friday. >> victor: tomoroow i'm riding in if dolphins cancer change so i'm hoping we have more weather >> janine: betty, you have to bring it for victor. what do you think? >> betty: you definitely will, a nice breeze to push you along. in fact,

hizo historia al ganar su tercer oscar a la mejor fotografÍa, en 2014 de la mano de alfonso cuarÓn, mientras, premio que gana chile en la l. historia de los premios oscar. y asi llegamos al final con las noticias mas importantes a otilia: [tose] olga: mire, jefecita. ya me entregaron mi certificado de la prepa. y no es por nada, pero saquÉ buen promedio. otilia: ay, quÉ gusto, mi hija. con este papelito sÍ vas a encontrar un buen trabajo. olga: ¿cuÁl, jefa? lo que yo quiero es seguir estudiando. me voy a echar la licenciatura de enfermerÍa. otilia: ay, ¿con quÉ ojos, olga? cualquier carrera sale bien cara y yo no tengo dinero. si a duras penas te pude pagar la prepa, ahora me toca batallarle con tu hermana samantha para que tambiÉn estudie en la prepa. olga: por eso no se preocupe, jefecita.

hizo historia al ganar su tercer oscar a la mejor fotografÍa, en 2014 de la mano de alfonso cuarÓn, mientras, premio que gana chile en la l. historia de los premios oscar. y asi llegamos al final con las noticias mas importantes a muy buenos dÍas. kira: muchas gracias por dejarnos entrar a sus hogares. alejandra:la sociedad recauda fondos para ayudar a una joven madre.

that no child should ever have to endure. >> reporter: medina didn't look at alfonso's family as he spoke but did have something to say. >> i want barack obama, the president of the united states of america, to focus on corruption. corruption is a big problem that we have in the united states of america and all over the world. nothing further. >> the family walked out silent but said this. regards to being in isolation. >> and we should add here that medina didn't show any emotion as he was handcuffed and led out of the courtroom and also that his attorney did add that he does plan to appeal. >> we are live here in downtown miami. i'm danielle knox, 7 news night team. >> anchor: okay, danielle. from sentencing day for one convicted man for the fight for the shorter sentence by another. jessica holly continues our night team coverage. >> did you ever see this before? that's the hit list. >> a third day of testimony in the resentencing of a convicted killer. his sister and mother taking the stand a day after michael hernandez spoke from the same seat. >> how much pain i caused you. i'm sorr

. >> reporter: derrek medina sentenced to life in prison for murdering wife jennifer alfonso in 2013. >> the day you struck down your wife you left your daughter with the possibility of finding her deceased body on the floor. you wrote on facebook "i am going to prison" and that is where you will be going. >> reporter: medina then posted a picture of his wife's body on in peace." on friday the hearing and 5 of alfonso's family members taking >> with every day i suffer d i miss my daughter. i miss braiding her hair for work. i miss giving her advice and taking her advice. i miss laughing with her and all the things we did together. >> i cannot explain the emotional pain and anguish the defendant has caused me. he changed the lives of the family, friends and most importantly isabelle. jennifer's daughter forever. >> reporter: medino also convicted of child neglect because the victim's daughter was in an upstairs bedroom at the time of the shootingng on friday morning medina spoke as well. >> pretty much did noget a then it is i want barack obama, ththunited states president of america t

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alfonso ribero and the former mayor of carmel clint eastwood all participated in the celebrity challenge murray tees off at 8am at spyglass tomorrow followed an hour later by jordan spieth the giants avoided arbitration with 1st baseman brandon belt. by signing him to a 1-year deal for $6.2 million $200,000 below the midpoint salary belt had filed at $7.5 million and the giants countered with $5.3 million youbelt who made $3.6 million last season hit.280 with 18 home runs and was a gold glove finalist he is scheduled to become a free agent after the 2017 season >>:i would collect urine from my teammates heated up and put my ankle and that >> gary :ochocinco is not the only athlete to resport to "urine treatment" baseball players jorge posada and moises alou used to use urine to toughen there hands ochocinco by the way was with his friend terrell owens who was not elected to the nfl hall of fame last saturday but did say tim brown "whined" his way into the hall former 49ers receiver josh morgan accidently shoot himself while cleaning his gun according to tmz the report says morgan was cle

delegate alfonso lopez/(d) 49th district arlington: the general assembly should be focusing our efforts on giving local school boards the tools, resources and flexibility they need to find creative solutions to help ensure student success. this proposal is the wrong choice for virginia. if the senate approves the constitutional amendment, it will go to the voters in a referendum later this year. lawmakers are proposing a change to protocol that would be the first in the country - and would make things easier for you if you find yourself in a crash. and how some virginia students accomplished has ever done. says nearly 422- thousand virginians have enrolled for health coverage through the healthcare dot-gov marketplace. the figure reflects the latest open enrollment period that ended january 31st. mcauliffe says the total this year exceeded expectations. local governments in the roanoke valley are partnering on a new regional center that will change the way minor accidents are reported. police officers will still respond to wrecks that involve injuries, traffic violations or other unusua

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>> you was remember, of course, who alfonso is. he is from the fresh prince of bellair and that was the carlton dance. nice. afterwards they got back to the tournament and they were the talk of the green. good moves. all right, coming up, making the transition back to being a civilian. one veteran has a way to do it. laura is going to be talking about before we go to break here's a look at some celebrity birthdays. here in vineland, home of progresso, we figured out how to get rich ingredients like bacon into 22 light soups, so if you want 100 calories or less per serving without giving up rich flavor do what we do...make it progresso. look at this sweet face. so sweet. strudel. hey, guys, it's annie. you know, as moms, we are always looking for new ways to save money. pwell today, i'm going to share with you pa simple tip that could help you stretch your budget when it comes to your grocery shopping. not bad. pit's easy: bogos from other stores aren't always the best deal, pbut walmart every day low prices, pwell, that could save

his wife, jennifer alfonso shot 8 times while her 10-year-old daughter was upstairs. medina who gravitied to social media admitted to taking a cell phone picture of her body and posting it on facebook. after years of abuse. >> she pushed him to the point of insanity. >> i did not get a fair trial and i will be taking action. i will be suing and i want barack obama the president of the united states of america, to focus on corruption. corruption is a big problem that america and all over the world.

en 2014 de la mano de alfonso cuarÓn y la pelÍcula gravity y en 2015 con birdman, al recibir el premioa los mexicanos que repiten y hacen historia grande en los premios Óscar.. arantxa: primera vez que un director de fotografÍa gana consecutivamente tambiÉn. pasen buenas noches. hasta la prÓxima.

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police arrested 56- year- old roberto alfonso sorano. hall says sorano told him it was his job to guard the drugs and the money. he says his boss is the kingpin who claims he takes the money he earns selling drugs here and sends it to the poor in the virgin islands. tonight opd is looking for him. >> want the drug dealers to know we' re always watching and slow things down for them and make it difficult for them. >> now we checked the jail and sorano is already out tonight booked at 8:00 last night and released about 4:00 this morning. orlando police say if you see any activity like this in your neighborhood, call them immediately. we' re in orlando this morning. >> justin: now to the crime alert in orange county where a man is disguised as a vigilante. he hit 8 stores in just the past month. many along colonial drive between semoran and goldenrod. deputies released this sketch of the suspect. heled up businesses dresed as batman and in others spotted on surveillance video coming into the stores with his gun already drawn. so far no one

if your name is alfonso rivero, one of the greatest dances of the mesmerizing whip of the arms. justin timberlake was there to help redescribe what is clearly the coolest dance on the planet. >> justin timberlake was slowing him down, just saying. >> i watched a lot of the shows. >> all right. that does it for cbs 2 news at 6:30. for the entire team thank you for joining us. see you then. we live in an age of technological wonder. at the touch of a button... an infinite source of answers to any question we might ask. except for one... the one we thirst for. the question that lies at the intersection of technology and spirituality. captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> is isis coming here? >> i think isil does want to eventually find its mark here. >> you're expecting an attack in the united states? >> i'm expecting them to try to put in place the operatives, the material or whatever else they need to do. >> the man who was supposed to stop that attack is john brennan, the director of the c.i.a. tonight, in a rare interview, we talked to brennan about a

local 10 news is live outside the courthouse in miami alfonso's family they were very emotional, they were tearful in court today derek medina expressed himself in a different way. >> president obama onhis constructive world. >> his case captured the attention of the world, but before derek medina was sentenced after killing his wife three years ago, he would go on this bizarre tirade in court the point i am making is i didn't get a fail trial, and i will be taking action, i will be suing and i want barack obama the president of the united states of america, to focus on corruption and god knows the truth, and nothing further. the family of his wife, who prosecutors say he gunnedown in cold blood, inside their south miami home, her contorted body he would photograph and upload to facebook. >> what kind of person post add picture of take dead loved ones body and leave as small child alone that possibly could discover her. derek medina is that person. >> not being able to see your mother again. that is truly a tragedy, that no child should ever have to endure. >> she wasn't just a body o

reporter: hours before sun>> reporter: hours before sunrise, we rode along with miami police commander alfonso. >> how many girls got in, just one? >> just one. >> reporter: down the block from popular downtown candlelightnight clubs. we saw women selling sex at north miami avenue, brutal on if so he said if you look closely, a fine line betwtwn prostitution and sex trafficking >> the vast marity are trying commercially sexually exxploited by anyone. >> reporter: we watched as these young men got into this man's car. police followed and stopped that car on biscayne boulevard. >> relax, we are here to help you. >> reporter: at first the girls said the man was showing them around. and one showed condom in their purse and said he picked her up for sex. these girls agreed to talk to us about the fear and manipulation. >> my life is shipped away. he shipped my family away from me and i have no way to go now. >> how did you get involved with him? how did you meet him? >> reporter: the girl said she met a manline that convinced her to come to miami. >> did he beat you? what does something like that m