she tells detective sosa well i don't know maybe he was an unintended victim. and he was the vick tell oftim of a psycho waiter that wanted to hurt a lot of people. there wasn't a psycho waiter. none of the theories made sense. investigators wanted to know more about yvette and her relationship with george. they found out the couple dated on and off for about a decade. they lived together then broken up. and she had recently moved back in. so dr. bloomenshine is a commit commitment phobe. >> he didn't want to commit. her remedy was they were going to have a baby. >> reporter: now that they were going to start a family. george the bachelor was talking about marriage. yvette once called herself george's common law wife. investigators wondered if she had anything to gain financially if george was killed? >> how much is he worth? >> several million dollars. and that fact alone, is motive. >> reporter: they pressed that lead. pulled his insurance papers. and requested george's will. >> reporter: would she have been entitled to his money if he died. >> no. this man d

le damos las gracias a leonardo sosa, muy buenas tardes. rescate para dejarlos en libertad pero una de las vÍctimas logrÓ hablar con la policÍa del municipio. leÓn: la popularidad de la presidenta de chile sigue a la baja desde el escÁndalo por supuesto trÁfico de influencias que involucra a su hijo y a su nuera. de acuerdo con una reciente encuesta en abril la aprobaciÓn de la presidenta cayÓ 3 puntos para ubicarse en un 64% y mientras se daban a conocer los nÚmeros de la presidenta anunciÓ que le pidiÓ la renuncia a todos los ministros de su gabinete y harÁ cambios dentro de las prÓximas 72 horas. marÍa: vemos que de nuevo en el mundo de los deportes. raÚl: vamos a brincar al charco hasta sevilla para hablar de la semifinal de la europa libre. el cuadrante refiriendo a la fiorentina, el mandamÁs de la selecciÓn de espaÑa vicente del bosque de las gradas, buenas jugadas del equipo andaluz pase de carlos baca los espaÑoles tomaban la ventaja y asÍ se irÍan al descanso, y en la parte complementaria alex vidal, se durmieron los defensores, y

yemen hosted around 246,000 refugees. 95% were from sosa -- somalia, but now many are traveling backthere is no letup in the stream of somali refugees out of yemen. at a makeshift camp some of the refugees wait to be transported home. it's the first time this man set foot in somalia since he fled the war in 1991. he said he had no intention of returning home. >> translator: there were air strikes in our area many people died. we feared for our safety and fled before ground troops came in and all roads got closed. >> reporter: this 60 year old lived in a refugee camp in yemen. >> translator: i am saddened by the fate of the refugees still trapped in the camp. they have been abandoned by the u.n. and the aid agencies and have little food and water. they have also no money to pay for the journey back to somalia. >> reporter: most refugees say they are eager to go back to their towns and villages where they fled from initially. it's only those who don't have anywhere to go back to who will remain in this camp. aid agencies say there are now plans to build a proper refugee camp to help ye

we're here to celebrate with chef angela la sosa showing us how to make guacamole. >> we'll make thenature guacamole. jalapeno, red onion, lime and cilantro. just a pinch of love. how does that sound? >> sounds perfect. >> we want to take half the guacamole. we're going to mash it. >> let a woman do it. so we've got the mashed guacamole. what's next? >> feeling spicy today? >> sure. >> add a little cilantro. add some red onion. look at the color pop. beautiful red, the greens. because it's important that you get that acidity, the spiciness of the jalapeno. i'm going to give you a taste. you don't mind if i feed you, do you? that was easy. >> mm. that's good. >> what do we need? more jalapeno, more lime, more love? >> a little more love. >> let me just get that over here. add a little bit more love. a pinch of this, a dabble of this. here we have fresh chips. we season the chips with a beautiful chipotle salt. >> get in there. mm mm. mm. >> now we're going to take some pineapple. fresh pineapple, go to the market. smell it. feel it. you can smell sweetness in pineapple. >> pineapple i

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in baseball sammy sosa corked his bat. he got suspended eight games.t's 5% of the regular season. tom brady is getting 25% of the regular season without inclus conclusive evidence. >> you to think the commissioner was send message? >> absolutely. with the things that have happened over the course of the last season or so with the nfl, other incidents from domestic violence to this now. they want to send a message. if you're in violation of anything that makes this league look bad, you'll be punished. >> they're going to protect the integrity of the game above all else. nobody is exempt. >> from the get go we were trying to determine what would happen. a suspension, a fine whatever? you both said if something came down he was going the appeal. he is. >> and he should. she he should. this report left it open for him to appeal when they said the probability that you knew. not that we know that you knew. they left it open for him the say, hey you have no definitive reason to say i did anything wrong. it was some rogue ball boys. tom brady, i'm just the qua

in baseball, sammy sosa corked his bat. he got suspended eight games.t's roughly 5% of the regular season. tom brady is getting 25% of the regular season without any conclusive evidence. for an infraction that i think is more minor than corking your bat. to me i don't think the punishment fits the crime. >> you do think the commissioner was sending a message that goes beyond? >> of course, absolutely. with the things that have happened over the course of the last season or so with the nfl, other incidents from domestic violence to this now, they want to send a message that no matter what, if you're in violation of anything that makes this league look bad, you'll be punished. tom brady is the next guy in line for that. >> they're going to protect the shield, the integrity of the game above all else. it's the most important thing. doesn't matter if you're a future hall of famer, nobody is exempt from that rule. >> from the get-go we were trying to determine what would happen here. if there would be a suspension, a fine, whatever? you both said if somethin

. >> niÑa, pero que es sexy, asÍ dirÍa nuestro querido juez osmel sosa, despuÉs de ver el avatar de franciscao al aire. william: mi mamÁ espiaba. alejandro: mi mamÁ nos espÍa en redes sociales. karla: ¿opina que estÁ bien espiar a sus hijos? william: puede mandarnos fotos. voy a saltar, enrique iglesias. karla: en exclusiva la primera dama de colombia habla sin rollos ni tapujos. alejandro: y entÉrate que el cantante de los nuestros estarÁ en la casa blanca celebrando el 5 de mayo. y seguimos desde los angeles con mi querido luis. ninette: luis no se encuentra en este momento, se encuentra con nosotros el profesor ramiro te enseÑa. >> te puedo decir que la primera celebraciÓn del 5 de mayo en estados unidos se llevÓ a cabo aquÍ en los angeles, y hoy voy a dar mÁs informaciÓn sobre la gran fiesta que hacemos aquÍ. vamos a hacer una investigaciÓn por primera vez en vivo y en directo por "despierta amÉrica". por lo pronto vamos a investigar cÓmo baile la gente, seÑora. (canta) luis: muy bien, seguimos con mÁs en "despierta amÉrica", seÑores. ...nos tomamos la diversión bmuy en serio.l. ♪ music b

francisca: desde repÚblica dominicana, magdalena sosa!s modulares con los que vienen los niÑos, ya, existen evidencias cientÍficas de que los niÑos ya vienen con paquetes preestablecidos en su cerebro, y de acuerdo al estÍmulo que se reciba en esta etapa de cero a cinco aÑos, los paquetes se van a abrir, se va a conectar entre sÍ, van a brillar, y vamos a potencializar la conexiÓn de nuestros niÑos. satcha: fascinante que ya vengan con esto. entonces, ¿quÉ aprenden los niÑos durante los primeros cinco aÑos de vida? >> la parte mÁs importante lo vemos de manera holÍstica, de manera integral, la educaciÓn integral del niÑo, niÑo debe tener primero que nada el tema nutriciÓn que va desde la gestaciÓn, la mamÁ debe comer sano y saludable para ayudar a la formaciÓn del niÑo para que sea Óptimo, cuando el niÑo crece hay que trabajar en la nutriciÓn para que el niÑo pueda tambiÉn formar su cerebro de manera adecuada y tambiÉn podamos prevenir con el tiempo enfermedades no transmisibles como la diabetes y la obesidad que muchos de nuestros niÑos

sammy sosa would never hit 67 h.6 homers without being juiced.w what, the colts could have played with nerf footballs that day and they wouldn't have come within 30 points of the patriots. >> but it's not just that game. he's been using these deflated footballs forever. that's just the rule. it's the integrity of the sport. >> how do you know he's been playing -- using them forever? >> if i play with balls that went an extra 25 yards that are illegal and you didn't that's not right. if i served and i had a chance to serve with fresh tennis balls every time and you didn't that's cheating. that's not right. if it's not important, why are there rules? >> answer my question mad dog. so how do you know that he's been doing this for a long time? >> oh, come on joe. are you kidding me? >> that's your answer, oh, come on? what's the evidence? >> do you think some guy making $20,000 a year took the air out of the footballs without any direction from the quarterback? they knew what the quarterback wants. the quarterback wanted the footballs lesser than wha