habla itatí cantoral sobre el incidente con yuri y lucía mendez y dice que está muy apenada ahora mismo en primrer impacto. el inerte cuerpo de un muerto recorre un pueblo abordo de una motocicleta. >>> muchos no dan concreto a lo que ven. >>> hola qué tal, bienvenidos a primrer impacto, gracias por estar con thos otros también les saluda bárbara, tenemos estas impactantes imágenes de la decisión de una familia tras el asesinato de un hombre. >>> así es, pero antes comenzamos con las versiones sobre el asesinato de sergio gómez cuyo cuerpo apareció sin vida en una carretera de méxico. >>> aparentemente nazario moreno fundador de la familia que cayera muerto en un combate con autoridades ordenó el asesinato de sergio gómez, en diciembre de 2007. >>> el e ejecutor fue arnold roo rueda y ya está en manos de a o autoridades esta información consta en expedientes y parte de la confesión de jesús mendez alias el chango hasta ahora la única pista la declaro g de la barbie. >>> lo mataron porque venía a cantar pero pienso que fue el chapo. >>> a meses de esta declaración ta ve

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monitor yuri crushed the native has previously had a lengthy career in i'll shake. six years he had at the helm to trances vogue and had a good start to the year but have since slipped to twelfth in the standings winning just a single match since april dimitri sure a chef already named as the replacement is nizhny novgorod. ice hockey where the boston bruins are the new stanley cup champions netminder tim thomas instrumental in a four nothing shot against the vancouver canucks and decisive game seven done you'll see going to win for the home side but the canadiens failed to deliver a first ever n.h.l. bruins hero thomas takes over the consummate prophy as the club's most valuable player so the long wait for boston hockey fans is over our first title since nine hundred seventy two not in the. butts but thoughts the canadian hockey faithful were anything but happy chaotic scenes in john tones on coover after the dramatic loss with police forced to wear full riot gear cars while they were set on fire damage department stores were then looted the conics also lost the st

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their manager yuri crushed the move coming after their latest defeat at home to on g. the club's boss is blaming the forty seven year old for that poor preparations ahead of the two on loss look cool heads also questioning substitutions cross the shot made during the clash the former not acknowledged her last name less than six months in the locker motif hot seat. and other football news arounds women's team will be unable to compete any further in a limited qualifying rejecting the plea to allow the wearing of islam headscarf on the pitch he jobs are apparently bond for safety reasons by the sport's governing body the rod prevented a round from playing jordan last friday and meaning the squad to look at future times in the balance thus despite them topping the group after the first round of. now a newly crowned french open champion raw feelings out rounded off a fairytale fortnight in parts the spaniard showing off his hard earned trophy and no less than a dollar given the thumbs up by mickey my son kojo following the securing of a six title equalling the record set b

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that information given to them should have been routine monday and pilot in space and aviation expert yuri karas told r.t. poor crew training could be at the root of the tragedy. there are different airline arce like aeroflot are all of these very big and very well established airlines but there are also regional airlines which sometimes can seize the over just three aircraft and good morals how will a bit technical or mind and the whole will. the reins of it groups. or stories coming your way in the program including the life threatening cost of health care. but only a few lucky patients destined to win the lottery up like we report on the struggle for a multi-million dollar treatment of a deadly disease. but first just a day after admitting killing nine civilians in a bungled airstrike nato has been accused by the libyan authorities of causing at least another fifteen deaths the alliance confirmed it had carried out another bombing but has not responded to allegations of civilian casualties are no reports from tripoli. and the other day has brought more death and destruction to leave. a

to domestic knowledge we go here in russia where local team there monitor yuri on the move coming after their latest defeat of home to g. the club's bosses blaming the forty seven year all for the poor preparations ahead of the two one loss block from the t.v. heads also questioning the substitutions crust made during the moscow clash the former sports acknowledge acknowledge your lasting less than six months in the local arts. and you reelected fee for president sepp blatter says he will be opening an investigation in the qataris victorious twenty eight twenty two world cup in the middle eastern nation was accused last month of buying votes to secure world football's most prestigious tournaments fifa secretary-general jerome valcke there had been accused of writing in an email it's hard to pay for votes he other afterwards he never meant to meet directly accusations of wrongdoing in the message leaked by ny suspended vice president john warner the latter saying that it's investigating it's hard based on his email would have sent the president to check every are coming world cup host th

and pilot in space and aviation expert yuri karas told r.t. poor crew training could be at the root of the tragedy. there are different airliners like aeroflot. these a very big and very well established airlines but there are also regional airlines which sometimes can seize over just two or three aircraft and good morals how will the technical or. how will. the reins of the rules. or stories coming your way in the program including the life threatening cost of health care. but only a few lucky patients just didn't win the lottery of life we report on the struggle for a multimillion dollar treatment of a deadly disease. but first just a day after admitting killing nine civilians in a bank airstrike nato has been accused by the libyan authorities of causing at least another fifteen deaths the alliance confirms it had carried out another bombing but has not responded to allegations of civilian casualties are reports from tripoli. another day has brought more death and destruction to leave here a large private compound west of the capital tripoli

who got the ball rolling on the half hour mark the real madrid midfielder sneaking his effort past as yuri shot stopper. would become two four minutes from the break a superb long range pass here from stupor last also by also who in turn finds mario gomez by munich not making a mistake the host grabs a lifeline two minutes from time to sing off the non having deficit after sloppy work from the turn of the fence but that was to be a blip walking charges making absolutely sure with a gold teeth in injury time on three sure a scoring his second ever goal in the famous watch or three one the final score. the pick of the other days not just took place in seoul that were sweden with a ton of neighbors spinning mouth rushing them five nil the swedes now just three points behind the really leaders the netherlands so also a good night for hungry valorous bosnia-herzegovina and especially for a while and beat a story to record the first win of their campaign. today when state marks exactly a year until the tournaments all those teams are striving to reach kicks off euro twenty twelve will present it

into financial crisis the russian ruble devalued from forward sparking people to get rid of it quickly yuri goes to a bank in central minsk every day in the hope of swapping his money for u.s. dollars and we could go he was one hundred fiftieth in the queue now he's closer to getting what he wants i have to pay for my daughter's education and i can only do so in dollars so i've been standing here for a week to buy three hundred dollars now i have a chance to do it legally this is a disgrace what's happening in the roost experts say the current financial crisis is down to the government's lame economic policies of the last decade as well as an over reliance on imported goods and foreign loans some also point to last year's presidential campaign our government tried to we increase. and that is sure to go a store five hundred dollars. fifty per cent. of salary as a result was. this well and since all. those it took three weeks into the crisis before the national bank of baroda was finally admitted something was wrong in the eyes of the leadership in minsk everything had been fine and when pres

yury put down of a hugely controversial figure here in russia being a highly decorated military officer the commander of a tank regiment during the second chechen war he was stripped of all of those those owners following his two thousand and three conviction for the abduction and killing of an eighteen year old chechen woman he remained in prison and till late two thousand and nine when he was released on parole around twelve o'clock today here in central moscow is busy busy street in the center of of the russian capital he was gunned down just behind me there through an archway there in a courtyard of a department thought police are saying he was shot four times in the head the investigation of course now in its early stages but they've already said that they have found a car believed to have been used by the by the killers they call they found a a gun with a silencer fitted to it but vehicle was partially burnt out and they are saying that the driver of that car was of slavic ethnicity and they will be taking us more information on that as soon as they get it no. lawyer has said ther

soccer manager yuri crush on the move coming after their latest defeat at home to be the club's boss is blaming the forty seven year old for the preparations ahead of the two one last local heads also questioning the substitutions cross and john major in the moscow flush the former sports acknowledged manager lasting less than six months in the hot seat. and you reelected free for president sepp blatter says he won't be opening an investigation and the target of tory is twenty eight twenty two world cup paid the middle eastern nation was accused last month of buying votes to secure world for post most prestigious tournament fifa secretary-general jerome valcke had been accused of writing in an email but qatar simply paid for votes he added afterwards he never meant to make direct accusations of wrongdoing in the message leaked by now is suspended vice president jack warner blocker saying of investigating consumer based thing just those words would have set a precedent to check every upcoming world cup host the seventy five year old go left the very final stage of the feat for ethics

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disgraced former russian military officer nationalist movement icon has been shot dead here in moscow yuri had spent eight years in prison for kidnapping and killing a chechen teenage girl authorities of security in the capital to head off possible and nationalist marches police say the murder may have been an attempt to ignite ethnic tensions are all about has more on this. you're a put down of a hugely controversial figure here in russia being a highly decorated military officer the commander of a tank regiment during the second chechen war he was stripped of all of those those owners following his two thousand and three conviction for the abduction and killing of an eighteen year old chechen woman now he remains in prison and till late two thousand and nine when he was released on parole it around twelve o'clock day here in central moscow is busy busy streets in the center of the russian capital he was gunned down just behind me this throughout our trade there in the courtyard of a apartment block police are saying he was shot four times in the head the investigation of course now in it

yury put down of a hugely controversial figure here in russia being a highly decorated military officer the commander of a tank regiment during the second chechen war he was stripped of all of those those owners following his two thousand and three conviction for the abduction and killing of an eighteen year old chechen woman he remained in prison in till late two thousand and nine when he was released on parole around twelve talk day here in central moscow as busy busy streets in the center of the russian capital he was gunned down just behind me there through an archway there in the courtyard of a department thought police are saying he was shot four times in the head the investigation of course now in its early stages but they've already said that they have found a car believed to have been used by the by the killers they call they found a gun with a silencer fitted to it who was partially burnt out and they are saying that the driver of that car was slavic ethnicity and goodness more information out as soon as they get it no doubt of his lawyer has said there is no way in his opinio

because security's avail but i'm just saying look how dependent he's become on such as the carriages yuri's available to you right now if you behave like this is that i mean that you're going to start sucking on a pacifier i'm not thinking of he's on it because it's not security i'm just saying because it's. there and for someone like him who obviously no one ever said that will he doesn't really need the security i mean i think i'll go let's look at a system for a moment he doesn't mean we don't need one of us really know his story might be might be much more whacked out than we know he i think he is i mean he wrote about it on his ok so it's also history. but let's assume for a moment that he's not aware of lack of understanding the system i would much rather have just like i would much rather have a job and know that you know install a plan yesterday but i'm not going to you know ok it's less than officials but hey we still have a business i'd much rather have a social security system where there's a couple of guys who are scamming it and there's people who work for them in their quest t

but he did a really good job with lead detective yuri medical itc melich. when he testified last friday, you misspoechlkt you told the jury something untrue. of course the detective has to say that's correct. i gave them bad information. the jury is thinking wow, in a high profile, death penalty case, the lead detective is giving us bad info. it kind of went downhill from there. jose went back and said did you pull george anthony's cell phone records. how come you didn't investigate kronk. he went through a list of friends where the cell phone records were pulled. you investigated all these people who were childhood friends but you didn't go after the guy who found the body or george, who was at home the little girl went missing. >> raising doubt. we're going to continue this conversation in our next hour. stick around. >>> sound effect comes from a three term member of congress who doesn't like government but wants to be president. michele bachmann announced her 2012 campaign, not in minnesota where she represents the 6th district but in iowa, specifically

>> i was the moment in my life when i decided yuri founder of a company and decide to leave. the way that it happened at that time was, you know, importuned to tell that because as a signature moment in my life. and give people a night of the trajectory, which went really huge leap for that is and innovative and fun partnership to at the end. so i went on to do many of the things since then. that was -- that was stifling important chapter in my life. >> it definitely reads like anybody who has read the book. it reads like a book in which somebody had nothing to lose. you just kind averted all-out. in many ways that's a testament kind of to what you've done. >> data, it can, i wrote a lot of it in those moments where i was thinking i've got to get this down. i kind of felt like it was and hopefully people will get something out of it when they read it. >> did you give steve palmer, current ceo of microsoft, bill gates, did they get kind of a hey, this is coming, just so you know heads up? >> yeah. >> what do they say? >> i've yet to talk to bill about the book, but i expect i'

. >> you remember january 6, 2009, sir, giving a recorded statement to corporal yuri melich behind is was there and eric edwards. do you remember doing that? >> i don't mean to be rude, sir, but you're being vague. >> reporter: earlier casey anthony's father george took the stand again, with the defense implying he had an affair while his granddaughter was missing. >> mr. anthony, do you know a woman boit name of crystal holloway? >> i know her by that name and also another name. >> what other name do you know her by? >> river cruz. >> did you have a romantic relationship with her? >> no, sir. no. to me that's -- that's very funny. >> very funny. >> yes,sir. >> and were you ever intimate with her? >> no, sir. and that's also very funny. >> reporter: george anthony maintains that holloway was just a volunteer who helped look for his granddaughter. the defense alleges that george anthony in a moment of intimacy confessed to holloway that his granddaughter's death was an accident that snowballed out of control. >> did you, prior to finding your granddaughter, tell crystal holloway or riv

. >> do you remember january 6, 2009, sir, giving a recorded statement to corporal yuri melich when your counsel mr. david evans behind us was there, and eric edward. do you remember doing that? >> i don't mean to be rude, sir, burr you're being a little vague. >> reporter: earlier, casey anthony father george took the stand again with the defense implying he had an affair while his granddaughter was missing. >> do you know a woman by the name of crystal holloway? >> i know her by that name and also another name. >> what other name do you know her by? >> river cruz. >> did you have a romantic relationship with her? >> no, sir. no. to me that's -- that's very funny. >> very funny. >> yes,sir. >> and were you ever intimate with her? >> no, sir. and also -- that's also very funny. >> reporter: george anthony main as that holloway was just a volunteer who helped look for his granddaughter. the defense allegation that george anthony in a moment of intimacy confess today holloway that his granddaughter's death was an accident that snowballed out of control. >> did you, prior to finding your gr

if we were to, for example capture someone like i'm in also was yuri and yemen outside of afghanistan, for example, could we detain and at that detention facilities bear? >> we would not recommend that. >> why is that? >> afghanistan is a sovereign country. >> so we're not going to use detention cell at these to detain terrorists captured outside the territory of afghanistan? >> is not her attention. >> following up, admiral, with respect to detention, if we were to capture all that was yuri -- although heery and gather intelligence in detaining him long-term because we thought we needed to underlie floor, where would we hold? >> yes, ma'am, that is a policy question i am not in a position to answer from the military standpoint. obviously we can hold al-zawahiri or anywhere al-awlaki in a number of places. it becomes a policy issue and general allen said we afflict a number times that whether or not we do that in afghanistan. but the nature of the sovereignty of afghanistan and concerned about potential backlash from the afghan government, we have recommended not to do that. >> admira

as yuri -- as you can recall, my slogan was yes we can, and i have to admit, i thought we could, but apparently, no we cannot. [applause] [laughter] >> so, in front of you here today, this afternoon, i'm unveiling the new slogan. ♪ >> i killed osama. what do you think? it was not george bush. it was not dick cheney. that was me. i did that for you. so, that is my new slogan. i think it is pretty cool. but, you write-winners should be proud of me because the mission to capture osama bin laden was not only successful in that i killed him, but in cooperation with two of my dear liberal supporters, proved a you are correct after all. torture does work. [laughter] >> who would have thought? [laughter] >> but the economy is fragile. it is barely moving. it is gasping for air. is desperately clinging to life, just like newt gingrich, the campaign. come on. he is in serious trouble. his consultants are dropping faster than anthony wiener's pants in an aol chatroom. [laughter] >> speaking of candidates, a little birdie told me you are looking for someone to challenge me in 2012. really? how

if we were to, for example capture someone like i'm in also was yuri and yemen outside of afghanistan, for example, could we detain and at that detention facilities bear? >> we would not recommend that. >> why is that? >> afghanistan is a sovereign country. >> so we're not going to use detention cell at these to detain terrorists captured outside the territory of afghanistan? >> is not her attention. >> following up, admiral, with respect to detention, if we were to capture all that was yuri -- although heery and gather intelligence in detaining him long-term because we thought we needed to underlie floor, where would we hold? >> yes, ma'am, that is a policy question i am not in a position to answer from the military standpoint. obviously we can hold al-zawahiri or anywhere al-awlaki in a number of places. it becomes a policy issue and general allen said we afflict a number times that whether or not we do that in afghanistan. but the nature of the sovereignty of afghanistan and concerned about potential backlash from the afghan government, we have recommended not to do that. >> admira

the first witness since friday, detective yuri melich. baez questioned if he'd asked for a cadaver dog to check the ant@ooys' home. >> at any time did you ever request that cadaver dogs go through the home to see if they picked up on any scent? >> no. >> reporter: the answer was the same for george and cindy anthony's vehicles. jose baez pointed out only casey's car had been the focus of the cadaver dogs. >> at any point in time did you receive a report that the car of george anthony smelled like there had been a dead body in it? >> no. >> at any point in time, did you receive a report that the car belonging to cindy anthony had the smell of a dead body in it? >> no. >> reporter: the defense got a witness on the stand that the state didn't want the jury to hear from. a man who they wanted to discredit some of the evidence the state had of decomposition in casey's trunk. reporting in orlando, steve barrett for abc news. >> such a spectacle. >> it really is. so many people are really watching this. especially in florida where actually many

lead detective yuri melich testified to it. arpad vass, and the tow truck driver, don't forget him, when he towed the car, he said i know the smell of human decomposition because i've towed cars where there have been fatalities and where people have committed suicide in their cars so i'm very aware of that. >> what do we expect from the defense? >> the defense is going to challenge the science. it's all they can do. they have got to say that arpad vass, while he is very respected in his field -- >> vass being? >> he is the chemist -- not a chemist, excuse me. he runs the body farm over in tennessee. he is the gentleman, the scientist who testified about sampling the compounds that came out of that trunk, the odor. he did the sniff testing to prove it was human decomposition in that trunk. they'll have to challenge him. they'll have to admit yeah, he's great at what he does, but this science has never been allowed in a court of law before for good reason, because it's not proven, it's not tested. they're going to have to put the

he testified now, and now they called him back because now we have the testimony of yuri melich, the lead homicide investigator. casey was very descriptive in telling the lead homicide detective, i dropped caylee off at the sawgrass apartment at my nanny's apartment. when i went to get her after work that day, they weren't there. zenaida who she claims was the nanny, she said her phone was disconnected and she could never contact her again. her brother lee testified now today that zenaida and the nanny's sister physically restrained her, held her wrists in a park and sat her on the bench and said we're taking caylee away from you because you're a bad mother, you're unfit. well, now that's crazy. it is a public park. who would not have intervened? >> tell us a little bit about the forensics. there was the computer. we'll get to that. but the fact that there was no human decomposition near the swimming pool, that the cadaver dogs never actually detected that. why was that important? >> that's very big, because jose baez, the defense attorney, told us in his opening statement that the b