in a self-sufficient household like this one in belize, there is but one constant -- are there enoughthe household to provide for daily needs ? the rash household is like millions of others around the world -- pooling the laboofheir extended family to survive. their lives are a model for archaeologists interpreting the families of the past. the excavations in the copan valley revealed many clusters of houses surrounded by agricultural fields. comparing today's belize households to the archaeological remains, william sanders believes that many of the ancient copan residents also lived in extended families. the advantage of this kind of organization is that there are a variety of work tasks that you can share. there are certain phases of the agricultural season, for example, where it's very important to do a job as fast as possible. for example, planting. you don't want to spread planting over a week. you want to get it done in one or two days. that means you have to mobilize labor. and if you're a poor peasant, how are you going to mobilize labor ? well, you share it. and you live toge

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all those guys have gone to the internet and offshore to places like belize, latvia, overseas in england as well. >> is this something that everyone was comfortable with? does the commissioner of nfl, roger goodell, lose sleep overnight about this parasitic industry that uses his league to exist. >> well, he worries about bigger things, but yes, all the commissioner's jobs. they work for the owners, and the owners want to make money. i think they do lose sleep over their being untapped revenue streams. gambling is, there is a lot of them out there, but gambling is probably one of the biggest. >> even with patrol and regulation and oversight, there is still a secondary world that is a little seedy and a slim shady. haven't the leagues been a little worried about that even if there are legal perimeters? >> it's more of an existential fear. you wonder why that exists. >> the nba just signed a deal that is worth $24 billion. now why are they making so much money? because in our internet, dvr, live streaming universe, live sports is really the--it's the tent pole of commercial television. it'

the world miss honduras crown in april and represented the country in a regional beauty pageant in belize and working on a honduran tv show. the miss world organization says we are devastated by this loss of two young women who were so full of life. this is miss world honduras director. she was supposed to be going to the miss world pageant in december. >> translator: this was going to be maria jose's day. now that can't happen any more. >> reporter: in her profile she talked about her dreams beyond modelling. she wanted to be a diplomat for her country, a dream that will be unfulfilled due to her untimely death. >>> up next, preparing for possible trouble. what officials have planned ahead of a major announcement in ferguson, missouri. a town split by race. smfls of people have fled this civil war in syria. how the youngest and far from home are faerg. to a dog walker as simple as a few clicks. buy their services directly at angieslist.com no more calling around. no more hassles. start shopping from a list of top-rated providers today. angie's list is revolutionizing local service again.

derek proposed in belize on the beach under the candlelight and it was so romantic and everything, ands gone. >> but she is still here. but some infectious disease experts say the ring would have been easily disinfected and destroying it sends the wrong public health message. >>> let's just say that he is not just her biggest fan, she is his's too. this is 4-year-old leah still, the daughter of devon still cheering on her daddy in person the first time. undergoing surgery for pediatric cancer here, her story captivated the country. her strength, her dad's heart-warming support, and thursday all smiles watching her daddy play in cleveland. >> i haven't seen my daughter smile as much in a long time. >> and dad and daughter there had a tape party. a sell -- selfie with the cheerleaders and then they presented her a check. and that was through the sale of jerseys. >>> finally, let me take a selfie shot, hardly a new phenomenon. is this the first selfie? the answer is question according to the library of congress. it was snapped right here in philadelphia in 1839. 175 years ago robert corne

crown in april and four months later she represented her country at a regional beauty pageant in belizeing as a model for a tv show. the miss world organization issued a statement in reaction to the news. we're devastated by this terrible loss of two young women who were so full of life. the statement by chairman says. the miss world honduras director says that she was supposed to fly to london wednesday to get ready for the miss world pageant to be held in mid december. >> translator: this was going to be maria jose's day and now the dream of representing honduran woman there can't happen anymore. >> reporter: on her profile, she talked about dreams beyond modeling and wanted to be a diplomat for her country, a dream that will go unfulfilled by her untimely death. >> what are you learning about the two men who have been arrested? >> reporter: the investigation now is centering in one of them said to be the boyfriend of the older sister. what police are saying is that he already confessed to killing the two women and taking bodies to a riverbank in santa barbara area and that's where th

derek proposed in belize on the beach. under the candlelight.s just so romantic and everything. it's, that's gone. >> you're here. >> i'm here. >> what was it like the first time that you guys saw each other after that, the first time you hugged, you got to touch them and lay eyes on them. >> yeah, so i could see them from the plane. so i was waving like frantically. and i saw mom and derek standing off in the distance. then i couldn't see mom. i'm like where did she go. when they let the stairs done sunny was right at the bottom of the steps. all tearful and red faced. but -- and we hugged. >> what was it look ike to see ? >> it was beautiful. it was definitely a prayer answered to really see her walk down those steps. man, it was so majestic. i mean, for a short brief time there was a time when i thought i may never see her again. but to see her walk down the stairs and hair looking good. smile all and i hugged her the you know i take pride in not just silent crying, but i hugged her. i just sobbed into her chest. they got a picture of me too.

belize.tanding as an announcer called out their home countries. >> when they read out the names of all the countries i didn't even count them but 30, 40 different countries. there is not another country in the world that so many people want to be part of. it's amazing. just great. >> united kingdom. >> if you have seen him hutch you know jonathan hunt is unmistakably british. >> i say, i say, i rather liking this one. >> especially when trying not to be. >> want me to rap. >> die want you to rap and. >> o! my names flavor boom and i own this room in -- >> despite the many, many times he has come close to embarrassing our nation. >> maybe we should mark this day as the real start of the decline of america. >> the american government deemed his worthy of citizenship, allowing him to trade in his frequent card. >> green card. >> best day of my life. >> his wife saw how much work went into the day. >> from the studying to get the pledge down to the star spangled banner it's been a lot of work. an

they were looking at it in costa rica, honduras and belize, and el salvador and guatemala where they're being brought in and abus abused. the republican party continues to inflate these two issues. what the latino community is seeking is for the president to finally provide relief to the individuals who are constantly being torn apart and actually draw a line in the sand. say, you know what, congress, this is what we expect from you. have leadership. it's the right thing for our national security. americans want to know, who are those 11 million people living within our borders? let them come out of the shadows. let americans compete fairly for jobs and increase our wages because we're not paying people poor wages under the table. i think if the president actually provides that blueprint, the republicans whether they're going to like it or not, they have to swallow a very hard pill because, yes, 2016 is right around the corner. while they may not need every latino vote, what we saw in the last election, the number one reason latinos came out to vote was not for party, but the community.

. >> we were in belize, it was about 80. welcome home. >> reporter: this time lapse video shows how quickly the storm came in. dropping nearly a foot of snow in five hours. denver, started the day at 69 degrees but ended up in the teens. now this morning the digging out and clean upbegins. >> might be a long winter. >> and here in the minneapolis area, preparing for the long haul. it's stlulg struggling to get out of the 20s all year. >> get the snow out of your hair. thanks very much. >>> and the new firestorm over who killed osama bin laden. we are seeing and hearing from the navy s.e.a.l. who claims he fired the shot. it's drawn criticism from other navy s.e.a.l.s. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. he has been criticized for breaking the s.e.a.l. code of silence. but rob o'neill who says he fired the shots to bin laden's head decided to tell the story anyway. it was a dangerous, daring mission. going after the most-wanted terrorist in the world. but navy s.e.a.l. rob o'neill says in a speal airing tonight on fox ne

>> it was about 80 in belize.lcome home. >> temperatures from minnesota to alabama, 20 to 40 degrees below normal. that is just most spread over southeast and east coast the next 4hours. martha: bill o'reilly last night with tough words on president obama's plan to change immigration law on his own through an executive order, questioning the president's timing on this and his intentions as well. here he is. >> president obama, there is no urgency here. i mean it doesn't have to be done now. for what reason? the reason is that he wants to create chaos. he wants to start throwing those grenades into the republican party, have them divide because you know there are some hard-liners will say no compromise. i'm not growing to do anything, all right? there are those people and that's what he wants. he wants to show the nation that they made a mistake by putting the republicans in power. >> hmmm. is that what is happening? joining me robert hoops, former dnc chief of staff to vice president joe biden and president of fox

. >> we were in belize, it was what, 80? so, welcome home. >> reporter: this time-lapsed video shows how quickly the storm came in. dropping nearly a foot of snow in five hours. in denver, they started the day at 69 degrees but ended up in the teens. now this morning the digging out and cleanup begins. >> might be a long winter. >> reporter: and here in the minneapolis area, they are preparing for the long haul. temperature here are expected to struggle to get out of the 20s all week. george? >> get the snow out of your hair, alex. thanks very much. >>> and the new firestorm over who killed osama bin laden. for the first time, we're seeing and hearing from the navy s.e.a.l. who claims he fired the fatal shots. a claim that's tradrawn fierce criticism from other s.e.a.l.s. abc's martha raddatz joins us from washington. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, george. he has been criticized for breaking the s.e.a.l. code of silence. but rob o'neill who says he fired the shots to bin laden's head, as decided to tell his

if it had been reversed, where in african belize -- american police officer shot a white , i think whites in america would have thought there would be a fair trial and a fair hearing. even if it was fair the last few believedost minorities that this was not a just system. we are taking your comments and your thoughts this morning and we want to know your thoughts on what the ferguson decision means for race relations in america moving forward. in davido bring jackson, a white house reporter for "usa today. good morning. we want to get the white house reaction to the ferguson decision last night. spoke.sident was he expected to speak? is he expected to travel to ferguson? guest: in terms of traveling, they will see how things play out. the secret service would be leery about going down there. someone asked him about it and he did not rule it out, but he said he would have to wait and see how things played out. he spoke for about nine minutes. it was a carefully written, carefully planned address. avoiding --cannot weter of waiting area host: have seen headlines about protests around the co