vassar tells college apply kantss they were accepted. the school has apologized, but is it enough. i'm veronica de la cruz in for tamron hall. the "news nation" is following numbers showing mitt romney with a 20-point lead over newt gingrich. 47% of those asked who would vote for romney. 27% said they would vote for gingrich. the poll shows romney has a lead over gingrich. patricia thanks for joining us. >> you're welcome. >> your paper released a poll of its own showing romney with an 11-point lead over gingrich. do the numbers signal that

romney is definitely headed for a win in florida? >> romney appears to be if safe bet. we had polls show a margin of five points to one of 20 points. they all seem to differ on what the margin will be, but they say it looks like romney will be the winner tomorrow. >> early voting has started. already 600,000 people casting their ballots. what does this tell you about the election this time around? >> well, the republicans are saying that it shows a lot of excitement and enthusiasm from their base to vote now and more importantly in november. voters in florida are very pragmatic. they will be looking for who they think can defeat president obama in the general election. >> herman cane has endorsed newt gingrich. even sarah palin came out.

>> annoy a liberal, vote newt. keep this process going. keep the debate going. >> does any of this help gingrich? is there anything that can at this point? >> well, the thing is, the election in florida starts so early. people have been voting by mail and voting early for weeks now that romney had an advantage even before gingrich won in south carolina. there's so many absentee ballots that had been sent in. he had been sending campaign flyers and up on television way before gingrich. gingrich has been very active on spanish language radio and trying to reach the hispanic voters here in miami-dade county, but it might be too little, too late. >> we do appreciate your time, patricia. one day to go until the primaries. romney and gingrich have been targeting the hispanic community hard.

the miami poll shows romney is the favorite, 52% to 28%. congressman, are you with us? >> i'm here. i'm here. i can hear you. >> gorgeous weather. you and two other prominent latinos gave your endorsement to romney. he said he would veto the dream act as president. i believe that you don't agree with him on immigration, but this is a big priority, is it not? >> we don't agree on aspects of his immigration policy. he believes that border security is first and foremost and that has to happen before anything else. yeah, we disagree. what i do agree with him on is

the fact that can has concern as everybody is about the economy and how a failed presidency made a bad situation worst. the hispanics are concerned about that. it's hard to get a job if you a hispanic in this country. that's the issue. borrowing from bill clinton. it's the economy. it's never be so true than today. >> other latino leaders are upset about this. he says you are betraying the latino community by supporting romney. he wrote just days ago, he sin ults the skbejs intelligence of os living outside of florida. cuban republicans politicians seem to be out of touch. he cannot claim to be for free

markets and capitalism when he supporters romney's protectionist and isolation policy towards immigrations. what is your response to that? >> let me apologize. i'm squinting, it's really bright. he has the right to his opinion. i think my record is clear. my representation of this community is pretty clear. again, here is the question. who is the person that can save this economy? we need a turn around master. we need someone that turn this country around from the failed policies of president obama and who can win in november. all the other issues, whether it's hugely important issues to me, education, the environment, everything else you can think of obviously national defense. if question not have an economy that allows us to afford all these other things, it's all for naught. who is the person that can beat

president obama, defeat the failed policies of president obama, who can turn this country around. remember, for the first time in american history our debt has been degraded because of the incredible debt this president has accumulated over his three and a half years. who is the person who can do that? the name continues to pop up as mitt romney. i think what you'll hear in florida, i think you're going to see some strong support from the latino community from mitt romney because they understand that without jobs everybody else is impossible. >> i want to play you some sound right here. this morning gingrich was attacking romney's conservatism. he's been calling him a liberal. take a listen to this. >> every time we nominate a moderate, we lose. why would anybody in the establishment think that a massachusetts moderate, which is a liberal by republican standards, proabortion.

pro-gun control. pro-gay rights. why would they think he'll be able to debate barack obama. >> is he liberal enough for the establishments? >> i'm not sure what you mean by the establishment. governor romney came in just a few votes short in iowa. i don't think anybody has said iowa republicans are left-wing radicals radicals. the reason he's receiving the support, it's jobs. it's the economy, stupid as bill clinton used to say. he can win in november. to bring back the united states to the position that it needs to be economically and every other way around the world. the person who can do that is governor romney. don't take my word for it. look at who the white house is also targeting. look at who the white house and

president obama is scared of and trying to defeat now so they don't have to run against him in november because they understand he's the strongest, that's governor mitt romney. >> all right. we appreciate your time today, sir. thanks so much. >> thank you. joining us now, michael smerconish who is also an msnbc contributor. good to see you. >> nice to see you. >> earlier today newt gingrich took michael reagan on the road with him. he was claiming that he was the legitimate heir of the reagan movement. people close to nancy reagan says her comment has been taken out of context. >> a dramatic movement of 1995 is an outgrowth of a much earlier crew said that goes back half a century, harry goldwater handed the torch to ronnie and

ronnie turned it over to newt and the republican members of congress to keep that dream alive. >> all right. hearing that full quote, does newt have the righting to say president reagan passed the torch to him? >> i think he does. i think a lot of the reaganites have said there was a lot of strife that was taking place and it wasn't as if newt gingrich's priorities also lined up 100% with the priorities of ronald reagan as the president. why are they fighting so much over the reagan mantle? the answer can be found in the composition thoefz republican voters who are calling the shots in primary season. they tend to be very conservative. mitt romney was a registered independent at the time reagan was in office.

>> romney has a huge lead in the polls. he has his own opinion on why gingrich has been sliding. take a listen to this. >> the idea that someone running for president was getting paid by freddie mac at the time that was going on, $1.6 billion. that's the reason why speaker gingrich had a hard time. i think people realize if they want to see change in washington, you can't elect the same people to take different chairs. you have to have new people come in and take over. >> b >> what do you have to say about that? >> it might be true. it also helps if you have a 12 to $13 million differential, that much of an edge over your opponent. that's the big story out of florida is that romney is significantly outspending newt gingri

gingrich. a lot of it is negative, and negative works. i think it comes down to the fact that florida is a more diverse state as compared to south carolina. south carolina was tailor made for newt gingrich. this was not. >> michael smerconish, nice to see you. coming up, big news in the fight against cancer. the fda approves a new pill that treats the most common type of skin cancer. governor brewer is trying to cash in on the incident. the "news nation gut check," vassar college tells dozens of students they were accepted when they didn't get in. i love that my daughter's part fish. but when she got asthma, all i could do was worry ! specialists, lots of doctors, lots of advice... and my hands were full. i couldn't sort through it all. with unitedhealthcare, it's different. we have access to great specialists,

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developing now, important medical news. the fda has approved a treatment for the most common type of skin cancer. robert, this is a pill. this is not radiation. >> right. it's a targeted therapy that targets the molecular component known to cause cancer. in the vast majority of case, these are the red dots that people get that are easily removed with surgery. in very few cases they spread, sometimes to other parts of the body, and that's what this pill is for. it's for those serious cases that can become life-threatening. >> this is a pill. it's not radiation but there are lots of side effects. >> because of the molecular path it causes hair to fall out.

it's dangerous in causing birth defects. it's important that women who take this do not get pregnant or are not pregnant. that's a big warning that the fda require to be put on the side of the box. >> how long would you have to undergo there treatment? >> ten months. like other targeted therapies that are specifically designed to hit the causes of cancer, it's very expensive. $75,000 for a typical ten-month course. >> when is it available? >> it will be available tomorrow. for people that have this rare spread. if your doctor says you have basil cell carcinoma, it's easily removed. it's no big deal. >> what is it called? >> eviridige. it's important not just because of this application but this

same chemical pathway may be involved in big cancer and breast and prostate. this may become part of other treatments. >> new form a treatment. thank you so much. >> thank you. developing now, time is up for occupy wall street protesters who have been camping out in the nation's capital. be no camping rule took effect two hours ago. the park service says anyone who violates the rule can be arrested. there's little police presence and tents are still up. we'll continue to monitor the situation. there's strong reaction after occupy oakland protest got out of hand this weekend. more than 400 people arrested. the scene was chaotic. a u.s. flag was burned. three officers and two protesters were injured. msnbc news correspondent miguel is live with more. what are officials saying about

the violence? >> the city is not happy. the oakland mayor gave a tour of city hall. it was an up close look at the damage that was caused to that building over the weekend. city officials say someone used a crowbar to pry open an entrance to let demonstrators inside the building. window and glass displays were smashed. both an american and california flags were burned. the city, which has been a flash point for if occupy protest, which have turned violent says it's cost the cash strapped city somewhere between 5 to $7 million. 400 demonstrators were taken into custody and three police officers were injured. >> we're hearing there's going to be another protest today, is that right? >> it is. in oakland they're going to have a galvanize protest at some point this afternoon. we're not sure how big they will be because we're on a workday

now. they expect some crowds out in that area. >> thank you. the search has ended for a convicted killer who was pardoned by mississippi's former governor. he was found in wyoming with his girlfriend. he failed to show for a court hearing this week. he is expected in court on friday. there are one and a half million latino voters in florida. a look at how the candidates are courting the hispanic vote. the recovery mission at the site of the wreck. officials reveal it will take nearly one year to remove that vessel. in today's money minute, here is a look at the markets.

millions of jobs that were lost to cheaper labor overseas could now be headed back to the united states. the trend is called incoursesou. what's the deal here? >> it's really interesting. 20 years ago, the work force in china was being paid in pennies, maybe 50 cents a dollar an hour. those wages have gone up over the last 20 years. the chinese worker is much less productive than a u.s. worker. u.s. worker four times more productive than a chinese worker. $3 to $4 to $5, that table that was tilted in china's direction for so long is starting to even out and now the jobs will start coming back to the united states again.

>> it's not as cost-effective? >> in the short term, it's going to be pretty even, but over time as china becomes much more expensive, it's going to be a lot more cost advantageous for people to manufacturer back in the united states again. >> let's take a preview of your piece for tonight. >> bruce's family has been in the furniture business since the civil war, but bruce sold the business 20 years. easier to sell than try to compete with the chinese. he became a go between who connected american companies with chinese manufacturers. >> the money was good. when you're making money like that you don't see the consequence of what you're doing and people losing jobs here. i realize that i was really a big part of the problem.

>> bruce, kept hearing his father's voice. >> my daddy always said it's not about making furniture, it's about people making furniture. i think about that all the time. it's about the people. >> bruce finally decided to listen to that voice and start up the old factory again. >> when you first came to your wife and said, honey, i'm thinking about opening up the old business again. >> she thought i was crazy. first, she thought i was kidding, and the track totors a still throughout. there's no way you'll be able to pull this off. >> the orders pulled in. buyers were impressed with the samples. solid wood made in america, guaranteed for life. >> if you remember me, i do remember you. >> he sees real opportunity.

chinese wages are rising. china is not the bargain it used to be. >> in small town as businesses open up, everything around it ends up benefitting in some way shape or form. we talked a woman who has a great home cooking restaurant not far from the factory. she can't wait for it to open again. there's a lot of room for the truckers to come and park so they can get some of the best fried chicken. >> you see that enthusiasm trickle down. >> people see the folks in america willing to invest in themselves, it helps to pick up the mood of the whole town. >> we look forward to you piece. thanks for stopping by. you can catch "made in america"

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here is what the "news nation" is following right now. luring in latinos, romney gets big numbers over gingrich. meeting with the taliban. afghan leaders will sit down with talks for the taliban. how could it affect u.s. exit strategy? police confirm blood after a missing toddler in maine was

found inside the home she was last seen six weeks ago. dozens of students applying for college are outraged after vassar told them they were accepted, then told them it was a big mistake. it's our "news nation gut check." to decision 2012 coverage. florida will be a test among the fastest growing hispanic population. ron allen joins us live from miami. the gop candidates know latino support could hold the keys to the white house. >> reporter: indeed. this is the nation's largest minority group now. they are really getting involved and exercising more clout. there are voters who are young. they are voters who will be around for a while. romney has a lead in the polls among latino voters, but president obama scores better than the republicans do. we came here to florida, spent a couple of days talking to latino

voters about their new found and increasingly political clout. in florida the campaign has a latin beat. [ speaks spanish ] >> reporter: an aggressive push for the fastest growing ele electorate. >> is this vote going to swing the tide one way or the other? >> florida is always a close state, and yes it can. >> it's a lot more complicated than it used to be? >> absolutely. in florida we have a mix of cubans, mexicans, venezuelans. galvanized by the gop's tough anti-castro policies, but florida has seen a big influx of

immigrants from places like puerto rico. >> who do you like? >> i vote obama. >> you think you will always vote democrat? >> i think, for now. >> reporter: president obama won the latino vote by two to one. they helped send marco rubio to the senate. >> the biggest priority should be jobs. >> reporter: they also have a generational divide. there's her son. >> republican, democrat or independent? >> independent. >> right down the middle. not listen to your grand parents, not listen to your mother? >> no. >> reporter: they have some very interesting chats around the dinner table. there's large states like texas and california that have large latino voters. most are mexican-americans.

they have a slightly different take. no one size fits all for candidate trying to get this very crucial vote. >> ron allen. thank you. with almost 600,000 people already casting their ballots in florida, it would be a sine that big numbers will come out to the polls tomorrow. thanks for joining me amin. >> thank you. >> you said you just spoke to the romney camp about this early voting. what have they been telling you about the ballots? >> they feel very confident about it. they say they have been here for months on the ground. they think about half of their vote might already be in the bag going into tomorrow. they're going to continue to go with the ground game tomorrow. they like this early voting numbers. >> the latest poll shows that romney has a 20-point lead over

gingrich in florida. what have the campaigns been saying? >> that's something else they like. no doubt about it. 20-point lead is a big, big lead. they do caution over at the romney camp the number vs been volatile over the past couple of months. it keeps them up at night. they like it. the gingrich camp is waging a real insurgent campaign. they think they might have an advantage over mitt romney in the deep south. they think gingrich will play better there. his anti-washington, anti-elite campaign might have better traction there than it does here. that is a big one. it's very hard for the gingrich people to overcome that kind of spending deficit.

>> it's going to be interesting to see their strategy. >> one thing that the romney folks pointed out to be, which is interesting, they are happy about the fact there isn't another presidential debate until late february at the earliest of this point. they think that gives them advantage to exercise the ground troops. they think if they go head to head against newt gingrich in a debate between now and then that might give gingrich a moment to shine where he's had so many of those moments in debates. without that that really robs gingrich of one of his strengths between now and the end of february. >> all right. eamon, thank you. well, the homecoming for an american aid worker tops our stories. jessica is on her way back to the united states. the 32-year-old woman and her

colleague were freed last week in daring nighttime rescue after three months in captivity. they were kidnapped while on a humanitarian project. the state department is using unmanned aircraft. the report shows some senior iraqi officials are outraged calling it a front to the countries southernty. residents on the italian island where the cruise ship ran aground after hearing it will take ten months to remove the cruise liner. 17 bodies have been recovered from the ship. 16 people are still unaccounted for including this retired couple from minnesota. the family of a missing toddler in maine are demanding answers after police found blood in her father's home. family members say police said

the blood was more than a small cut would produce. the father said he put the girl to bed and she was gone the next morning. he denies any wrong doing. the afghan government plans peace talks with the taliban in the coming weeks. there are reports that the president will attend meetings with figures in saudi a arabia. >> reporter: there's a lot of confusion with what the talks mean and when and where they are going to take place. we know there's been steps being taken by the u.s., the afghan and the taliban to make this happen. right now the taliban have opened political office in the middle eastern country of katar. this through the afghan government for a loop. they felt they were being

sidelined. they wanted to open offices in a more afghan friendly country. they hope the negotiations will take place in saud ya arabia ar. any kind of dialogue about negotiations is very premature because what they have is a sort of wish list of demands they sent to the afghan government. they say they will not go to that negotiation table until the demands are met. demands that include the release of taliban leaders and figures. >> if and when those negotiations do take place, part of the discussion will revolve around women's rights. i understand there was a situation that happened in northern afghanistan where a woman was killed because she gave birth to baby girl. >> reporter: unfortunately, this is the type of news we hear in afghanistan on a daily basis. it happened before the taliban,

it happened during the taliban and it has continued to happen after the taliban. what many women here fear is the few rights they have gained will then go away with these talks. they don't want it to come at the cost of women. today another horrific story in northern afghanistan. a young woman was strangled to death by her husband and mother-in-law because she gave birth to a third daughter. they blamed her for not giving birth to a son. the police have detained the mother-in-law, but the husband himself is still on the run. >> all right. thank you. the housing crisis is at the heart of 2012 race for many voters in florida. we'll see how it affects the vote in tomorrow's primary. there's a lot going on to y today. the rnc chairs compares president obama to the wreck of

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as florida voters prepare to head to the polls, one of the top issues driving voters will be housing. florida is among the hardest hit by foreclosure. diana joins us from washington. hello to you. >> hi. >> i can bet they are angry. they are definitely inpatient. >> absolutely. if you're a politician in florida, and you're going to talk about the housing market, you better have a plan in place to convince them you will help them. florida is ground zero for the housing crash. there was an incredible amount of investor flipping of houses, sub prime lending. home prices are down 50% from the height of the housing. florida makes up 8% of all the mortgages in america, but 25% of all foreclosures and florida is a judicial state. that means forclosures have to

go before a judge. that's really lengthened the time line. it takes 806 days to foreclose on a property in florida. so many of them underwater on their mortgage. so many seeing their home prices plummet so far that they can't sell. again, you have an incredible supply of homes on the market there. they need some answers. >> the value of a home plummeting 50% or more, that's a huge number. are there any signs the worst of the housing crisis may be over in florida? >> when you look at the florida condo market, this is an interesting story, condos were huge among flippers and investers. you had people lining up to buy apartments and buildings that weren't built yet. they had a huge glut of inventor. what's happened is foreign investors have come in and taken over the miami market really bought up a lot of those properties in bulk to the point

now we're hearing of new construction of condos in miami. again, that's a foreign investor story. when you look at the single-family home that so many voters will be talk about, that's where you need to get some help. >> that is exactly right. thank you. some surprises after the screen actors guild awards. could it be a sign of things at the oscars? hello, kim. >> hi. >> the "help" won last night. what does this mean. how does this bode for the oscars. this is an early indicator, right? >> definitely. the sag awards are an early indicator for the oscars, specific for the actor categories. last year colin firth.

jon who won for "the artist" last night, this was a big surprise. george cloone was predicted to win this. since jean dujardin got this, i think he's probably the front-runner for the oscar. it doesn't always tell you who's going to win best picture. "the help" won the best ensemble cast. this one, "the artist" still has the momentum in its favre. >> mary tyler moore won lifetime achievement award. dick van dyke introduced her. >> this was so amazing. they have this great actor winning. you forget how many things you saw her in and how many thing she's done and her production

company. it's really amazing. this was great to watch. really great to see them. >> some of the ladies from bridesmaid introsduduced us to new drinking game. >> here's what you do. you have to take a drink every time and i mean every time you hear the word scorsessi. >> that a girl. >> you'd be surprised how much that comes up in just casual conversation cause people like to throw that thing around. >> all right. this is the part where i say scorsessi. >> this was a nice little touch of humor. it was great.

it was fun to see. i'm sure a lot of people got drunk. i'm sure a lot of people were throwing it around at the tables. he throw that out there. i'm sure everyone took a swig of their wine or champagne. >> it's nice to see you, kim. coming up next in today's "news nation gut check." dozens of students are told they are accepted to vassar college only to learn there's a huge mistake and they didn't get in. vassar is apologizing, but is it enough? i wasn't eating well. she's a dietitian, and she suggested i try boost complete nutritional drink to help get the nutrition i was missing. now i drink it every day and i love the great taste. [ female announcer ] boost has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to help keep bones strong and 10 grams of protein to help maintain muscle. and our great taste is guaranteed or your money back. learn more at boost.com.

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it's time now for the "news nation gut check." a new york college is apologizing after a computer glitch has dozens of students believing they were accepted when they really weren't. on friday vassar said it launched a special website for early decision applicants to check admission status. the site was live before it

realized it has posted acceptance letters to students that had been rejected. mary was one of those students. >> i logged in and out about three times to make sure it wasn't a mix up. >> i came home from work to find my daughter on the floor. she's an extremely strong girl, crying her eyes out. i just didn't know what to do. >> vassar college released a statement saying we understand the confusion and disappointment our mistake has caused. we are sorry. we know the stress students can experience during the process. we regret having contributed to that stress. we reviewing our procedures to ensure this kind of error never happens again. the parents op that rejected applicant say they are considering legal action. right now the school says no other steps are in the works.

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