a compilation, scaring evelyn. >> the poor woman. gets to work, waiting for someone to jump around from behind a corner, a box, whatever, to scare the poop out of her. >> jump around but he doesn't even do anything. sometimes he screams at her. >> ahh hh. >> but he's standing there, filming, her, wait fog her toit to this in him. >> that's all he needs to do to scare her. >> ahhh! >> that sucks for her but it's fun for him. >> i feel really bad for her. >> he says he's not a terrible person and she was able to laugh about this. >> bye. >> ahhh! >> she's so committed to the scream, though. >> ahhh! >> what are you -- >> ahhh. >> evelyn. >> you have to make fun, you know, around the workplace. >> i'm going to start doing this. >> no. >> ahhh! >> he wants to go out. she doesn't. >> let's go out to dinner. >> i don't usually go out to dinner with people. >> see the surprise ending after the unforgettable brush-off. >> what? >> what? >>> when they say they have a helpful honda guy, they're not kidding. check out this video from harmony ho

. >>> asÍ conocimos a evelyn, atormetada por un feroz brote de Úlceras y adicciÓn a la heroÍna. >>> comol de humildad que evoca a jesÚs. >>> se remonta a la santa escritura. >>> evelyn muestra alivio y se queda con medicina, zapatos nuevos y una sonrisa. y mientras el cura sus voluntarios reparten refrigerio, ropa, y hasta alimento. >>> esta persona dio una donaciÓn para darte esto. y te envÍa este mensaje: jesÚs abriga nuestras penas y aleja el frÍo de nuestras almas. algo que Ángel necesitaba escuchar. vive en esta casa abandonada sin puertas sufriendo dolores terribles tras ser arrollado por un auto. >>> veo una biblia tambiÉn. >>> no todas las noches, pero cada vez que vienen le pido a dios. >>> quÉ le pides . >>> son la gente mÁs humilde, agradable, sensible. >>> falta de amor mi corazÓn. >>> te voy a recetar una amiga. >>> ¿de verdad? (risas) >>> buenas noches. >>> emocionado por el cariÑo de sus chicos no les importa tener que buscar hasta debajo de las piedras. silvio no apareciÓ esa noche. pero sabe que algunos vienen y se van para siempre. >>> uno piensa que quizÁs hubiera sido

the socialist candidate got more than 60% of the vote, beating her rival evelyn matthei. >> she's back, chile's popular former president, elected against on the promise of ambitious reforms making south america's stable economy more equal. >> translation: it's time for a new constitution, a democracy that guarantees in the future the voice of the majority will no hanger be shut out by the minority. >> michelle bachelet's appeal is unquestionable. >> i am thrilled. michelle bachelet is amazing, she fought four us and will guarantee my son can study for free. >> right-wing candidate evelyn matthei was no match for michelle bachelet. the real rival was the high abtension. the low-voter turn out a concern. >> the current government and the future position makes the point that it matters not how you vote. if a lot of people don't vote, you don't have the mandate. if you don't have the mandate, you can't do the reforms you want to do. >> that will not be bachelor's biggest challenge. over the last few weeks, half jokingly they were told that people have high expectations that they believe sh

asÍ conocimos a evelyn atormentada por los demonios de la adicciÓn a la heroÍna,ir -y con un feroz broteasistiera en la curaciÓn de las llagas,un ritual de humildad que evoca a jesucristo. >> se remonta a las santas escrituras,y me gusta hacerlo. >> evelyn se queda con medicina, remedios,zapatos nuevos y una sonrisa. >> esta persona dio una donaciÓn, y te envÍa ese mensaje: "yo gladis,abrigo un arma bajo las estrellas, porque jesÚs alberga al frÍo bajo sus alas". >> era algo que necesitaba escuchar. >> veo una biblia al lado tuyo. >> no todas las noches, pero estÁ bien recordarse de quiÉn estÁ siempre. >> quÉ le pides a dios? >>que me dÉ otro dÍa mÁs de vida. >> con su pasiÓn por hacer el bien, el doctor va por distintos lugares. >> no te da miedo? >> nunca,siempre me siento protegido por algo grande,nosotros pensamos que la gente en la calle,es peligrosa, pero al revÉs, es gente humilde,agradable, sensible. >> tengo falta de amor. >> pues te voy a recetar una amiga. (risas) >> emocionado por el cariÑo de sus chicos, no le importa tener que buscarlos hasta por debajo de las piedras. >> s

the us government estimates that hundreds of thousands of children like anabella and evelyn, are hired to work in the fields. it can be back-breaking work. >> currently federal law allows for children as young as 12 to work out in the fields an unlimited amount of hours outside of school. in any other industry, kids need to be 16 years old to be able to work. there are some exemptions that allow 14 or 15 year olds, but they are very limited hours they can work and they have to work with their school system. you don't see any of that in agriculture. as long as you're 12, you have your parent with you or some sort of permission from your parent then you're allowed to work an unlimited amount of hours. >> back in 1938, the law was mostly established for children of farm owners. more of a "i'm a farm owner, i have children, it's okay to have my 12 year old, and in many instances, my 10 year old to work in the fields with me." but that was a personal relationship, obviously. now we're looking at children working for someone else, and the law, they fall under that loophole. >> you work prett

. >> evelyn. >> rose: evelyn. who was she? >> rick could probably speak better to than than i can. >> evelyn macy was her name and also from the transcribe, from a very small family .. he was a very young man, she was very young and what happened was that -- and they had three children quite quickly, lived in soweto and then as he started to become political she started becoming more religious, i think she was a seventh day adventist and he realized, he even said this to me many years later and said this about his mother as well i was trying to bring a revolution to my country and educate my own people about democracy and freedom and i hadn't been able to do that to my wife or my mother and he felt that was a lack, and they just went their separate ways and it was a sad situation. >> rose: and then there was. >> then he met win any, and when you see pictures of when any, just a gorgeous woman, full of strength and pride and. >> rose: she was an activist? >> an activist in her own right and what happened was at that particular

michelle bachelet vuelve a la presidencia de chile en marzo del 2014 al imponerse ante la oficialista evelynamada la futura presidenta dijo que se acerca una nueva etapa. >> gracias por ese apoyo que hoy alumbra en todos, gracias por hacer que está ciudadana igual a ustedes sea hoy una presidenta tan afortunada. >> tendra la oportunidad de cambiar la constitución que dejo el dictador augusto pinochet. >> el obama care ha traido esperanzas a algunas personas que estaban preocupada por su cobertura de salud. >> héctor permanecio 7 años sin seguro tras ser díagnosticado con díabetes nivel 2. >> no me aceptaban por tener díabetes. >> el señor alarcon luego tuvo un accidente cerebral. >> hasta que por fin consegui seguro del obama care y a los 6 días me dio infarto, es una tranquilidad que no te queda la cuenta para pagar en el hospital. >> los hispanos conforman el 11% de la población con díabetes. >> una persona que no está controlada y no tener acceso hace que tengan todas las complicaciones sí la enfermedad no se controla a tiempo. >> se estima que el cuidado cuesta unos 11 mil dólares, suma

he also introduces mandela to his young cousin, evelyn masi.he two marry in 1946 and welcomed their first child, a son, that same year. their family will eventually grow to include another son and a daughter. another daughter had been born in 1947 but died within a year. racism and segregation had existed in south africa for as long as there had been white settlers, the majority of them were descendants of the dutch and call themselves afrikaners. in 1948 the national party sweeps boo powers and codifies those apartheid policies into law. >> they were trying to achieve this kind of ethnic fragmentation of the country here in order to give the afrikaner nation its own homeland. >> reporter: the anc seeks to counter the new nationalist government. in 1952, the anc embarks on the defiance campaign, an ambitious campaign to mobilize their countrymen to defy unjust apartheid laws. mandela is put in charge of organizing the volunteers. >> and we volunteers to go to prison. to be arrested and not pay bail or whatever and go to jail. >> reporter: the d

i don't think i think the kennedys knew it was johnson evelyn lincoln john kennedy secretary tells us it's johnson. howard hunt says it on his deathbed that it's johnson jack ruby when he's being dragged down the hall they say jack how could this happen this never would have happened if i had lie stevenson had been vice president he says jack what do you mean look at the man at the top the man who's in there now he's referring to lyndon johnson or do you think ruby killed the play any part missed or even sure i think ruby silences as well ruby weren't commission tells us ruby has in gaza. i think oswald is a patsy and we don't want to discuss that he works for the cia and he has an intelligence background i think they want to quiet him very quickly. the warren commission tells us ruby has no known connection to organized crime that's an absurd he's a button man for carlos marcello he runs his club at the sufferance of the mob he's one guns to cuba for marcello he's clearly a low level mob guy and his contacts are the dallas police department because the off duty police officers drink

. >> wait until you hear why he was hanging on for dear life, and, let's scare evelyn to death.magine this happening to you at work, all day long. everywhere you turn, this dude does this. can they ever be friends again? plus, faceoff. man vs. elk. caught on video. and -- ♪ [ music ] >>

. >> one year after her public divorce, is evelyn lozada getting married again?riage really count? i was only married 41 days. >>> is paris hilton's brother caught up in her feud with lindsey? his bloody injury. >>> then -- >> thousands of people come out to support and honor paul walker's life. >> a moving final tribute as hollywood reaches out. >> in my heart, i cannot stop thinking about his family. >>> new "duck dynasty" secrets from the wives. >> if this tears our family apart, take it away from us. it's not worth it. >>> j-law on her amy adams smooch in "american hustle." our she said/she said. >> she surprises me. >> i had lipstick all over my face. >>> now where yahoo! and broadcast meet for 24/7 access to celebrity news, "omg! insider." >> garth brooks announces a new world tour. we're with the country superstar straight ahead. i'm thea andrews. >> i'm kevin frazier. we'll also sit down with the ladies from "duck dynasty." >>> but first, former "basketball wife" star evelyn lozada is speaking out since pictures surfaced showing a very pregnant tummy. nin

what they told of evelyn and he told them to shut up that if they said anything more they'd be court martialled. that this was way above their a grade and they'd better not do it again despite the family's six month campaign for information about the circumstances surrounding lance's death the army refused to confirm whether fielder had been killed by friendly fire until the joint notifications on aug twelfth at five pm the army had a clear directive explicit regulation six hundred something that said that the families shall be notified promptly in any case and which has determined that the soldier died in friendly fire and the three star general who was in charge of personnel for the army unit to our interview with me said that he is obliged to follow regulations but he's also obliged to deviate from them when he feels he has a good reason which is the usual understanding of regulations. he flat out admitted that he had broken the rules. within six months of the end of combat operations the army had clear evidence that friendly fire was involved in every one of the thirty five incid

michelle bachelet got more than 60% of the vote, easily beating her rival evelyn matthei. >> she's back - chile's popular former president, michelle bachelet. elected on the promise of reforms, promising if make chile a better economy. >> translation: it's time for a new constitution, a democracy that in the future will no longer be shut out by the minority. >> michelle bachelet's personal appeal is unquestionable. >> i am thrilled michelle bachelet is an amazing woman who fought for us and will guarantee my son will study for free. >> evelyn matthei was no match for michelle bachelet, whose real rival was the high abstention in the run-off. the low voter turn out a disappointment. >> the current government and future position making the point it matters how you vote. if not a lot of people vote, you don't have a mandate. you don't have a mandate, you can't do the reforms you said you could do. >> that will not be bachelor's biggest challenge. michelle bachelet told crowds people have high expectations and they believe, she can fix marital problems. this is an indication that those expe

evelyn from basket ball wives... dated a man from boston celtics and when he went bankrupt >> jacqueline: she was like see ya! >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: (laughter) >> gary: you got it! >> >> gary: here is the question. what is the name of the show, pam? >> gary: amazing lights. >> pam: amazing lights. (laughter) >> gary: you can win a home to richard worth thousands the carolinas can they win? >> gary: home theatre system for $1000's >> gary: day visit to an academy in oakland today. i always give guys credit especially if your client through a rough year and you go out to make someone else's day and that is really culprit that is really cool! >> gary: willie brown! >> very important to the children. hopefully they follow through all the way through college >> gary: the academy shows is a super school placed 60 where they are encouraging people to get 60 minutes of activity today. per day >> gary: pam, mike taylor >> gary: he insists that even though we are having a rough day let's go out and kurt encourage childre

tells evelyn. lincoln on the eve of leaving for doubtless that johnson will not be on the sixty four ticket but he's looking at prosecution and jail and he's a very proud and very ambitious man so his choices are clear become president or or complete ruins disease set up this plot you say that lee harvey oswald was not in the texas book depository why when i think i was in the bill that he was no he in the building but i think he's on the second floor i am not alleging that johnson in any way does this alone i think that he works on johnson was in those sections are right which is it's interesting because before the first bullet is shut johnson hits the deck we have photographic evidence that shows that dot johnson is on the floor of his car huddled around a walkie talkie before the first shot is fired then his secret service agent later lies to the warren commission tells the warren commission to push johnson to the floor after he heard the first shot after johnson's death that agent recants and s

he also introduces mandela to his young cousin, evelyn masi. the two marry in 1946 and welcomed their first child, a son, that same year. their family will eventually grow to include another son and a daughter. another daughter had been born in 1947 but died within a year. racism and segregation had existed in south africa for as long as there had been white settlers, the majority of them were descendants of the dutch and call themselves afrikaners. in 1948 the national party sweeps boo powers and codifies those apartheid policies into law. >> they were trying to achieve this kind of ethnic fragmentation of the country here in order to give the afrikaner nation its own homeland. >> reporter: the anc seeks to counter the new nationalist government. in 1952, the anc embarks on the defiance campaign, an ambitious campaign to mobilize their countrymen to defy unjust apartheid laws. mandela is put in charge of organizing the mol unveers. >> and we volunteers to go to prison. to be arrested and not pay bail or whatever and go to jail. >> reporter: th

yet the focus is not on the gender of the candidates, but their different political views. >> evelynmatthei is a conservative who wants to preserve the status quo, latin america's stable economy. the left-leading michelle bachelet is promising economical reforms to better distribute wealth and opportunities. whoever wins may determine how many go out to vote. >> nelson mandela's journey ends where it all began. >> anemotional home-going service as thousand remember nelson mandela. he is laid to rest in his ancestral home town. we'll talk to an author who followed his life. >> and history was made when the heisman trophy winner was announced. >> and history was made when the >> welcome back, you are watching al jazeera america. let's look at the top stories: a trough in the north-east has got a big dose of winter weather. more to come. parts of pennsylvania got up to a foot of snow. now the snow is heading to massachusetts which could see 6-12. maine could get near blizzard conditions. >> the victim of friday's colorado school shooting is in critical condition. clair davis was shot in

now we have two volunteers christina and evelyn and he's helping with smaller kids. during rehearsals. christina doesn't only help with classes but with ration is for the festival and accommodation for the guests. will be plenty of workshops and performances outside the various teams will perform inside the tent. there will be a team from france and our friends from finland and the last good team will also be here we. will be there two. days will be very busy. we're getting ready for the festival look we have cool new t. shirts let's go to the tent now. are you taking pictures let me see so are you afraid. just a little of course to. take down with the event yes we'll try well both calling us yes they are let's get to work on the let's start filming. over. did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy schreck albus. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and across several we've been hijacked wh

now we have two volunteers christina and evelyn and he's helping with smaller kids to. we her source and. christina doesn't only help with classes but with political ration is for the festival and accommodation for the guests. will be plenty of workshops and performances outside the various teams will perform inside the tent. there will be a team from france and friends from finland and the most good team will also be here we. will be there two. days will be very busy. we're getting ready for the festival look we have cool new t. shirts let's go to the tent now. are you taking pictures let me see so are you afraid. just a little of course to. take down with the event yes well try well. yes they are let's get to work on the let's start filming. the olympic torch is on its epic journey to such. a one hundred twenty three days. through to some other top two cities of russia. relayed by fourteen thousand people or sixty five thousand kilometers. in a record setting trip by land air and sea and others face. a limp a torch relay. on r t r c dot com. the interview. when you ta

even some of the campaign managers of the currents conservative government's evelyn mate, center leftlition which includes the communist party. but the fact that there are so few people voting here, in this country's first election in which voting is not mandatory has a lot of people worried. >> translator: we had to sacrifice a lot to recover our democracy. so we all have to participate. >> translator: i think that voting should be mandatory. again not voluntary. because somebody has to lead the country. and it should be someone elected by the majority of citizens. >> at this hour all the political parties are urging chilians to cast their ballots. a low turnout certainly would mean a political liability for the winner particularly for michelle bachelet. if she wins with allow turnout, the opposition would say she has a weak mandate. sweeping political economic and social reforms in this country with the broad support of the people. >> being vice president joe biden says congress needs to offer the millions of immigrants living in this country illegally citizenship. he was making a s

now we have two volunteers christina and evelyn and he's helping with smaller kids to. rehearsal's name here christina doesn't only help with classes but with more of her ration is for the festival and accommodation for the guests. will be plenty of workshops and performances outside various teams will perform inside the tent. there will be a tunnel from france and our friends from finland and the last good team will also be here we. will be there two. days will be very busy. we're getting ready for the festival look we have cool new t. shirts let's go to the tent now. are you taking pictures let me see so are you afraid. just a little of course to. take down with the event yes well try well. yes they are let's get to work on the let's start filming. so you know if you're confident that the irish people won't be asked and down to a stab in the down why be it where the private banks of any cost the staff or hopkins wasn't to be found not economic and what always happens is it's central bankers politicians they say this will never ever happen again and it keeps on company

now we have two volunteers christina and evelyn and he's helping with smaller kids. during rehearsals. christina doesn't only help with classes but with oracle ration is for the festival and accommodation for the guests. will be playing the workshops and performances outside the various teams will perform inside the tent. there will be a tunnel from france and our friends from finland and the last good team will also be here we. will be there to be today will be very busy. we're getting ready for the festival look we have cool new t. shirts let's go to the tent now. are you taking pictures let me see so are you afraid. just a little of course to. take down with the event yes well try well. yes they are let's get to work let's start filming. i think all things considered the criticism of mandela. on the part of many to sit around and franchise algorithms is that a lot of the problems the germy was talking about have not gone away income inequality has increased. racial segregation is not the law but it is the facto president would mandela deny this i rather suspect th

and now we have two volunteers christina and evelyn and he's helping with smaller kids to. we heard. christina doesn't only help with classes but with a ration is for the festival and accommodation for the guests. will be playing the workshops and performances outside the various teams will perform inside the tent. there will be a team from france and friends from finland and the most good team will also be here we. will be there two. days will be very busy. getting ready for the festival look we have cool new t. shirts let's go to the tent now. are you taking pictures let me see so are you afraid. just a little of course to. take down with the event yes well try. calling us yes they are let's get to work but let's stop filming. i was thinking somehow i have to come back because mom was waiting for me. i just knew that everything would be fine for some reason we were so confident because we were going to get married officially after he came back how could he not come back because the mere thought of it never crossed her mind. when the militants decided to try and break thro

now we have two volunteers christina and evelyn and he's helping with smaller kids. during rehearsals. christina doesn't only help with classes but with ration is for the festival and accommodation for the guests. will be playing the workshops and performances outside the various teams will perform inside the tent. there will be a tunnel from france and our friends from finland and the moscow team will also be here we. will be there two. days will be very busy. we're getting ready for the festival like look we have cool new t. shirts let's go to the tent now. are you taking pictures let me see so are you afraid. just a little of course but will you take down with the yes will try this well both clearly go yes they are let's get to work go let's stop filming. please. it was a. very hard to take i. want to get along here a lot have never had sex with her make her look. look look look. look look look. look look look look. defines a country's success. faceless figures of economic growth. standard of living. this is. to connote. freedom. in american pop culture the automo

. >>> bachelet es la primera mujer en regresar a la presidencia de chile al ganar a evelyn matthei. >ados unidos miles de mujeres, son vÍctimas de estos crimenes y la gran mayorÍa son hispanas. en new york, y mi pichardo conversÓ con una colombiana y dijo que su esposo la obligÓ a prostituirse. >>> para valentina, llegar a los estados unidos, era el sueÑo hecho realidad sin embargo, este sueÑo se convirtiÓ en una pesadilla 2 aÑos despuÉs, al conocer al padre de sus hijos. >>> cuando me puse a vivir con el padre de mis hijos. tratÉ de tener una familia pero no se pudo. porque la Única meta que Él tenÍa, era que yo me tenia que prostituir. la mujer, que ahora tiene 38 aÑos de edad, dice que fue engaÑada y obligada a prostituirse por mÁs de 12 aÑos. aÚn durante sus embarazoss. >>> el autoestima queda por el suelo y pensamos es que nadie nos quiere, nadie nos ama si no que la persona que ha abusado de nosotros. >>> se indica que en estados unidos, entre las 2007 y 2012 se reportaron 39. 300 casos de trata de personas mÁs del 42% de los casos, estaban relacionados con el prso... y muchas m

today's vote is a run-off between conservative, evelyn matai and michelle bosholeit who came out just under 50% and is favored to win the run-off election batai won 25%. bochelet served from 2006 to 2010. in india, the bitcoin is gaining popularity. as al jazeera reports, virtual currencies are not regulated. people who use them could be at risk of losing their money. >> cash means everything in india despite a rise in the popularity of credit cards and online payments, most transactions still take place with bank notes. some want to change that. >> bitcoin to me is freedom. bitcoin represents freedom in the financial word. >> nat aasha ambrose has met regularly to talk about bit coins. a virtual currency they feels releases people from foreign exchange conversion and any extra charges. >> businesses are linked. different countries and different states and we are very global at the moment. and i think we need a currency which keeps up with that. >> it's why she is part of a group bringing awareness of virtual currencies by hosting the first bitcoin conference. that involves drawing pe

now we have two volunteers christina and evelyn and he's helping with smaller kids to. rehearsal's. christina doesn't only help with classes but with the ration is for the festival and accommodation for the guests. who will be playing the workshops and performances outside the various teams will perform inside the tent. there will be a team from france and i know friends from finland and the most good team will also be here we. will be there two. days will be very busy. we're getting ready for the festival look we have cool new t. shirts let's go to the tent now. are you taking pictures let me see so are you afraid. just a little of course to. take down with the event yes well try. calling us yes they are let's get to work out but let's stop filming. nelson mandela he is almost universally considered one of the greatest individuals of our time he was a prisoner of conscience and a living symbol conquering versity however he was far more complex than most mainstream media are willing to admit mandela's legacy to so much more than merely being a figure of inspiration and reconciliatio

now we have two volunteers christina and evelyn and he's helping with smaller kids to. we her source and. christina doesn't only help with classes but with ration is for the festival and accommodation for the guests. who will be playing the workshops and performances outside the various teams will perform inside the tent. there will be a team that from france and our friends from finland and the moscow team will also be here we. will be there two. days will be very busy. getting ready for the festival look we have cool new t. shirts let's go to the tent now. are you taking pictures let me see so are you afraid. just a little of course to. take down with the event yes well try. calling us yes they are let's get to work let's start filming. when you talk about working with the society of one who do you think should be in charge of determining which we use to tell the truth the people shouldn't be the government this is not the issue about right or left it's an issue about fundamentalism or extremist. so what we need to avoid these hate speech is true of all. this excessiv

now we have two volunteers christina and evelyn and he's helping with smaller kids to. we her source and. christina doesn't only help with classes but with oracle ration is for the festival and accommodation for the guests. will be playing the workshops and performances outside the various teams will perform inside the tent. there will be a tunnel from france and our friends from finland and the last good team will also be here we. will be there two. days will be very busy. we're getting ready for the festival look we have cool new t. shirts let's go to the tent now. are you taking pictures let me see so are you afraid. just a little of course. takedowns with the yes will try. to clearly go. yes they are let's get to work but let's stop filming. this is the magic automobile to connote. freedom particularly in american pop culture the automobile has always been the icon of freedom i see that ford motor company is going to market a mustang for the globe so that they can export america's idea of the open road and freedom to places like china where the air pollution is so t

michel bachelet ganÓ la presencia de chile, bachelet que ganÓ derroto con mÁs de 60% de los votos a evelynonversando en la habana con el escritor ignacio y recibiÓ en su casa al autor del libro hugo chÁvez mi primera vida segÚn el sitio digital cuba debate se fue el 13 de diciembre castro no habÍa sido visto en publico ni se veÍa en fotos. >>> y al regresar. >>> fiesta por el nuevo campeÓn del muto fÚtbol mexicano, todo lo mejor y la celebraciÓn del leÓn. >>> crece fiebre de mega milliones, le cuento que estÁ pasando al respecto. >>> esta mana en noticiero telemundo uno san tou rÍo muy importante en mÉxico, lugar que cada aÑo acuden millones de devotos hoy estÁ en medio de polÉmica y la razÓn la disputa por los millones de dÓlares que le dejan los peregrinos cada aÑo. [ locutora ] imagina una combinación creada en el paraíso de la piel. eso es venus y olay las barras humectantes de olay ayudan a mantener la humedad en la piel, para menor resequedad. mientras que sus 5 navajas revelan la suavidad de tu piel. comienza a sentirte con una piel di diosa. sólo de venus y olay. ♪ qué alegría ♪ es

. >>> asÍ reaccionÓ evelyn huerta un dÍa despuÉs de que una vigilia en memorÁndum vea de su hermano jesÚsla policÍa. mÁs de cien personas rindieron tributo al joven al cumplirse un mes de su misteriosa muerte de acuerdo con la policÍa eje sus se disparÓ asimismo despuÉs de ser detenido. >>> estamos preguntan dons a nosotros mismos quÉ pasÓ. >>> el jefe de la policÍa. revelÓ el resultado de los exÁmenes de balÍstica. >>> el reporte enseÑa que tenÍa guantes puestos y se encontraron disparo de un arma. >>> en las manos del oifl que detuvo a huerta no se encontraron huellas de haber disparo a unaed pistola segÚn la misma prueba. >>> de donde encontraron la pistola, de quien era?. son las verdaderas preguntas que nos tiene que estar contestando Él. >>> como fue que todo esto trÁgicamente le haya podido pasar a mi hermano. >>> de acuerdo con la policÍa el pasado 19 de noviembre. el oficial samuel esposÓ, registrÓ y puso a jesÚs huerta en el asiento trasera de su patrulla, al llegar al estacionamiento del cuartel escuchÓ un disparo, y aparentemente segÚn el comunicado. el joven se habÍa que disp

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evelyn. she was very young, he was a young man. they had three children quite quickly. as he became political, she became more religious. i think she was a seventh day adventist. he realized later, and said this about his mother as well. i was trying to bring a revolution to my country and educate my own people about democracy and freedom and i had not been able to do that to my wife and my mother. he felt that was a lack. they went their separate ways. it was a sad situation. then he met winnie. >> you look at young pictures of winnie mandela, a physically gorgeous woman full of strength and pride -- >> she was an activist. >> an activist in her own right. at that moment in time, they clicked and became an indelible force. with the celebration of all the documentation of mandela being imprisoned for 27 years, sometimes credit is not given to winnie about what she had to endure. those early years of prison, they would go to her house at 2:00 in the morning, shake her down, stripped searcher. a lot of people don't remember you talk about courage and strength, she was in

tis is the house where nelson mandela first lived with his first wife evelyn and their children. he stayed with his former wife winnie mandela and their two daughters. she stayed in the house for much of the 27 years that he was in prison, isolated, separated from each other. this is where the police came all the time, intimidating her, raiding the house and harassed her. she was the subject of banning orders and sent to live in a remote area in an effort to try to separate her from the party, from the a.n.c. her and the family devastated by the loss of their beloved family member, close family member for them, but somebody millions of south africans and around the world feel they know personally as well. >> tania paige in south africa. thank you. lots more on the website. it's words a visit - aljazeera.com/mandela. watch a documentary featuring stories of people who knew nelson mandela. aljazeera.com/mandela. >> most of the attackers who stormed the yemeni embassy were . al qaeda and the arabian penn innsual acclaimed responsibility. 56 were killed. >> 21 egyptian women and girl

. >> chile's former president michelle bachelor fell short of winning against evelyn mata, an economist representing the right wing government coalition, it's precisely the widespread belief that the outcome is a given that michelle bachelet's opponents count on. >> the leading candidate is michelle bachelet. her campaign makes it sounds like she has won. supporters have no incentive to vote. that could turn the race around in our gafavour. >> the big unknown is how many will turn out in this election where voting is not mandatory. >> i'm not going to vote, it makes no difference. >> the choices between the two daughtersers of air force generals on opposing sides of chile's 1973 military coup. michelle bachelet's father was tortured and mata's father was a member of the military. >> chile may be the first country in the western hemisphere, if not the world, where the top political job is fought over by two women. the focus is not on the agenda of the candidates, but the startling political views. >> mata is a conservative who wants to preserve the status quo. while the left-leading mich

leave his home after marrying winnie, he would go back and visit his older children by his first wife evelynnd visiting his oldest son who was ten 10 or 12. as he was leaves, his son said, "daddy, why do you have to go?" he said, "because there are other children who need me as well." i thought it was heart breaking that he had to say that to his child. as you can see in the crowd he's had a complicated family life even in compile. children by his first and second wife. it's lovely to see how everybody was gathered around on this occasi occasion. >> the rain is still coming down. >> it is pouring. >> making it difficult for people to come in. just listen a little bit to hear what the crowds are hearing. >> the president of brazil is coming in now. she arrived in the early hours of this morning. all of these world leaders occupying all of the hotels in johannesburg. she happened to come at the one i'm at. a whole line of television cameras at 2:00 in the morning. >> it will be interesting to see if she encounters president obama because she canceled her visit to the united states. >> she also

in 1944 he married evelyn, they had four children although only one survives today. divorced evelyn and met and married winnie. they had two daughters together. two years after he became south africa's first black president, they divorced and two years later, mandela married grac graca machel. >> he achieved most of his goals in life. he is really a deep, deep, deep fighter for freedom and feels freedom for his country is here. >> do you think he has had or had regrets? >> yeah, there is only one i know of. you feel he would have really liked to have much more input in the develop the of his children. >> i come from a divided family, and when you come from a divided family, there are things that -- not everything runs smoothly. there are struggles and things, and so sometimes we don't see eye to eye. it's just that, you know. for me, i couldn't understand for a long while, a really long while. >> couldn't understand what? >> i couldn't understand why he would choose politics over his children. that's how i saw it. >> she's the only surviving child from mandela's firs

. >> reporter: michelle bachelet fell just short of winning against her rival evelyn mattet.it is what they're counting on. >> the leading candidate by a wide margin is michelle bachel. >> i'm not going to vote because it makes no difference. i'd rather stay home and stay home and spend time with my family. >> the choices between the two daughters of air force generals who ended up on opposing sides of chile's 1973 military cue. bachelet's father wa died in prn while matthei continued on. >> the focus here is not at all on the similar gender of the candidates but rather on their startling different political views. >> matthei is a conservative who wants to preserve the status quo of the economy. while the left-leaning bachelet is promising economic reforms to distribute wealth and opportunities. who will win will depend on how many people actually go out to vote. >> we have sports news coming up in a moment, and a tough day i r arsenal. stay with us. >> from our headquarters in >> the his are investigating the motive of a teenage gunman after another high school shooting in t

evelyn... hendrick: did you notice the way this caregiver used very high pitch and then varied the range of pitch from high to low? she also spoke slowly, distinctly, and she repeated words and phrases. this is so important because sometimes we forget that just because babies don't use formal language, that doesn't mean they don't understand exactly what we're saying. by using a special form of language, adults help babies learn that there is a sense of mutual trust and interest, that taking conversational turns is important, and that by pausing and paying attention to the other person, we can respond to what they're saying. teacher: hi! he has not eaten this morning. he was a good little boy... hendrick: don't underestimate their comprehension. children understand a lot of what's said long before they can reply in words. talking about babies right in front of them and assuming they don't understand conveys a sense of disrespect to them. you wouldn't treat adults or older children that way, and

he met his first wife evelyn and they got married.ed up a law firm and defended black clients against the apartheid laws and was repeatedly arrested. he was charged with treason and charged with other things. arrested. in and out of prison and then she decides to leave him at this point because the pressures were just too much for her. then, they lead a sabotage. his party lead a sabotage and 60 individuals were killed. 180 were wounded. they were charged with sabotage and charged with conspiracy. and he got life in prison at 44 years old. and then he was released from prison when the anc was declared legal again. and then in 1993, he won the noble peace prize. in 1994, the first time in more than 300 years, blacks in south africa were able to vote for their leaders and mandela at the age of 75 was elected the president in a landslide. and the races were united. he actually showed up at the world cup at a game in this very stadium where they're honoring his life. it was a traditional white sport. he showed up in the middle of the stad