jim defede has more from new hampshire where the be the l is heating up. and then south florida tomorrow morning. here's cbs4's jim with more. >>reporter: i'm jim defede in new hampshire where the first presidential primary will be held in less than a month. we talked with jeb bush. here's some of the interview. >> some of the wisdom said you need to finish ahead of marco rubio, john kasich, chris christie, do you believe that? >> we're going to run a national campaign. going to be every ballot. we have to -- the people that decide this stuff? i can't control that. but i can control working hard and doing better than expected. that's what we'll do. >> if you would like to see the entire interview, join us on saturday from new hampshire where it's just 27 degrees. . >> all right, jim thanks. looking forward to that. >>> you have until ten to buy a ticket for the biggest powerball ticket in history. $800 million. you heard right. south florida citizens wasting no time to get the tickets. you win it, you can cash in with a lump sum of $496 million. otherwise,

and jim defede and i will break it down. will medical marijuana be legal in florida? hearing from the man pushing to pass it. >> jim berry next with sports. dp you don't have a tv, you can watch us live online streaming at miami.cbslocal.com. >> tonight, the world health organization sed zika virus is spreading explosively. and donald trump is boycotting the presidential debate tonight. a gamble four days from the iowa vote. that [ scanner beeping ] sir, could you step aside? "sir"? come on. you know who i am. progressive insurance? uh, i save people an average of over $500 when they switch? oh! right -- the name your price tool. it shows people policy options to help fit their budget. [ scanner warbling ] crazy that a big shot like me would pack his own bags, right? [ chuckles ] so, do i have the right to remain handsome? [ chuckles ] wait. . >>> jim berry is here. thought you were already off to san francisco. >> trying to get rid of me? hanging around, talking to former dolphin coach, don slu shula, son coaching the panthers. hoping to solve some old problems. the n

. >>> jim defede has been grilling the candidates in new hampshire. thursday he spoke one on one with marco rubio. introduce a bill to restrict benefits for cuban immigrants. >> reporter: let's start with the most important news of the week, your shoes. let's just resolve it what kind of shoots and boots were they, the cuban heel. >> i never heard that term. they thought them for me, i like them. i'm going to use them again. they are for special occasions. i think my kids or wife bout them for me. they are only for special occasions. that's the day the dolphins were playing the patriots. i was going to see if they had good lucks. >> not wearing flats as a sign of a concession. >> i don't wear those everyday, they hurt your back a little bit too. >> reporter: marco rubio and i discussed the future of the cuban adjustment act. he said it is increasingly clear that many cuban americans coming today are doing so because of economic concerns, the law he said needs to be changed. >> not only does it need to be reexamined. but the benefits they are receivini

reporting from new hampshire, i'm jim defede, cbs4 news. >> and stay with cbs4 news for continuing coverage of campaign 2016. you can also watch all of jim's reports from new hampshire online at cbsmiami.com. >>> and now it's time for talking with joe. joe in the last hour we talked about the afc. now the nfc is playing on sunday. start me off with the seahawks and vikings. >> i love the seahawks you know who's been to the super bowl the last two years and actually should have had two super bowl championship rings. that crazy play at the end of the game against new england. but i will tell you this, i think -- russell wilson is as hot as any quarterback in the nfl. marshawn lynch, the big bruising back, he's back and healthy. and they've got all that expeence have been in the playoffs. it's hard to go against seattle even though they are the road team for this game. i think they're going to be really tough to beat. way too good and also getting healthy at the right time. >> yeah and you said that russell wilson is hot. but it's going to be so cold there. 3 degrees the high at kickoff. at 1:

. >>> all the presidential candidates have their eye on jim defede is the only reporter there, candidates are gearing up for the polling in february. here's catching up with jeb bush who is making a positive prediction. >> a positive journey. no poor jeb. you can forget that. >> saying he's undaunted by the polls that show him trailing in new hampshire and the country. >> if this is the end, you're okay with it, you have put it all in. >> i have given my hea and soul. that's why i think i'm going to win. >> shaky performances in debates and on the campaign trail. >> has this process been humbling for you, given the expectations that were built in? >> i didn't like the expectations. also knew it was going to be always humbling to run for office if it's done the right way. >> humbling to put yourself out there as the people's representative. but humbling in a different sort of way, maybe i'm at two or 3% in the poll. and people are writing me off and the end of the political career. that doesn't bother you? >> no. i have enough quiet confidence. i'm a pretty competitive guy. i view it as an

jim defede has been grilling the candidates in new hampshire. today he went one-on-one with marco rubio. the senator announced he will restrict immigrants from cuba. he was asked about the footwear that has been stealing the show. >> let's start with the most important news of the week. your shoes. what kind of shoes -- boots where they? >> i don't know what they -- what that is. i like them. i may use them again. i think break -- my kids are my wife bought them for me. they are only for special occasions. i think that is when the dolphins were playing the patriots. >> so we are wearing flats as a sign as a concession that we will no longer do that. >> they hurt your back a little bit. we discussed the future of the cuban adjustment act which gives preferential treatment to cubans land in this country. he said it is increasingly clear that many cuban-americans are doing so because of economic concerns, rather than the fear of political persecution. he said the law needs to be changed to go >> it needs to be re-examined for that reason and i thin

jim defede he got a hold of an advanced copy. >> reporter: the study on american civil liberties union said -- found that blacks were pulled over for seatbelt offenses two times more often than whites. they were cited two times more often by broward county sheriff's office. three times more often by palm beach county sheriff's office. >> with that does is raise a red flag that racial profiling may be affecting the safety belt law. >> reporter: the staff attorney with the aclu racism program made this comment. >> we should be concerned when any community is being over ticketed. >> reporter: in 2009 police officers were given the authority to stop a car when at the time civil rights groups were worried that police would use the law to stop drivers that they otherwise would not be able to pull over. cbs reviewed the numbers and found some interesting disparities as well. in 2014 the fort lauderdale police department issued 809 seatbelt tickets with 539 going to black drivers. in miami shores there were 261 seatbelt citations issues with 186 going to blacks. targeting blacks for traffic st

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jim defede he got a hold of an advanced copy. >> reporter: the study on american civil liberties union said -- found that blacks were pulled over for seatbelt than whites. they were cited two times more often by broward county sheriff's office. three times more often by palm beach county sheriff's office. >> with that does is raise a red flag that racial profiling may be affecting the safety belt law. >> reporter: the staff attorney with the aclu racism program made this comment. >> we should be concerned when any community is being over ticketed. >> reporter: in 2009 police officers were given the the driver was not wearing a seatbelt. at the time civil rights groups were worried that police would use the law to stop drivers that they otherwise would not be able to pull over. cbs reviewed the numbers and found some interesting disparities as well. in 2014 the fort lauderdale police department issued 809 seatbelt tickets with 539 going to black drivers. in miami shores there were 261 seatbelt citations issues with 186 going to blacks. targeting blacks for traffic stops stigmatizes the

jim defede has been grilling the candidates in new hampshire. today he went one-on-one with marco rubio. the senator announced he will restrict immigrants from cuba. he was asked about the footwear that has been stealing the show. >> let's start with the most important news of the week. your shoes. what kind of shoes -- boots where they? >> i don't know what they -- what that is. i like them. i may use them again. i think break -- my kids are my wife bought them for me. they are only for special occasions. i think that is when the dolphins were playing the >> so we are wearing flats as a sign as a concession that we will no longer do that. >> they hurt your back a little bit. >> reporter: on a serious note we discuss the future of the cuban adjustment act which gives preferential treatment to cubans land in this country. he said it is increasingly clear that many cuban-americans are doing so because of economic concerns, rather than the fear of political persecution. he said the law needs to be changed to go >> it needs to be re-examined for r a