mariana atenzio is in miami. good sunday morning to you.nton turned to entertainment world to help rally support there. what are you hearing from voters there? >> that's right. i'm in bay front park this is where hillary had a j. lo and marc anthony concert here. i'm in the best seat in the house, but evidently a little late. that's why i have crystal cole, a florida voter, she went to the concert last night, crystal, tell us all about last nagt. >> it was absolutely amazing. so much great energy, it was awesome for me personally to see so many of my friends sitting on either side of me at the concert. >> crystals with a jeb bush supporter. you haven't voted. i know that. who are you leaning towards this time around? >> so honestly i decided that i'm going bite the bullet and vote for hillary this election. i'm with her. i feel that as an african-american woman, a single mom, immigrant, donald trump is just not the right candidate for me. i don't think he's going to take this country where it needs to go and i support her. >> thank you so m

mariana atenzio joins me now. what happens next?o put it in perspective this is a war going on for more than half a century. more than 200,000 people died in colombia because of the war with the rebls and more than 5 million people have been displaced, especially children. this is latin america's longest raging civil war. to give you an idea of how important it was the deal was negotiated in havana. raul castro informed pope francis peace was on the table. this peace agreement was narrowly rejected by colombians yesterday. the victory for the no campaign was less than 1%. this leaves the colombian government now in limbo. this is an agreement that the colombian government agreed to with rebels that now colombians have rejected. >> we'll see whether they can put the pieces back together. thank you so much. >> a point of personal privilege. aroper send-off for my friend and colleague. our chief pentagon correspondent jim miklaszewski known here as mik is leaving nbc for fun, family and golf courses yet to be explored. he led through d

. >> we have msnbc's mariana atenzio from north carolina.r is calling for evacuation of coastal areas at 3:00. i'm looking at the highway. it looks clear for now. are people heeding the warning and getting out of town? >> reporter: it does look clear. half an hour ago there was a traffic jam. google maps said it takes an additional hour to get to colombia. there is a military vehicle there on the eastbound side. that's because the lane reversals on the eastbound side are going to start to happen at 3:00 p.m. as you mentioned. some of the 3700 law enforcement officers have already started to redirect traffic as residents, desperate families try to get as far as from matthew as they can. also a few minutes ago we saw on the eastbound side a caravan of empty school buses. that's part of that fleet of 280 school buses sent from greenville county to the coastal areas of charleston to help in the evacuations. hallie? >> thanks so much. tim kaine, by the way, taking heat as we shift gears to politics. did he score a win for hillary clinton or did h

msnbc's mariana atenzio joins me from tampa. the hispanic vote in florida is so diverse.hearing there? >> reporter: a cuban american from miami votes differently from a puerto rican from orlando. i'm here at the famous west tampa sandwich shop. if you could smell the food you would rush over. different age groups and nationalities are determining who to vote for. let's go inside and see what's cooking. as you can see it's packed here. i just want us to talk to thomas. i'm sorry to interrupt your lunch. >> no problem. >> you're a young cuban-american. >> first generation. >> did you vote already? >> i did. absentee. >> who did you vote for? >> i actually didn't go for trump. i couldn't do it. my heritage, a lot of cubans are republican. i went independent. >> is there a generational twied between older and younger cubans? >> i think so, yes. >>. >> do you feel as passionate? it's not as painful for what's happening on the island? >> i saw what's going on in cuba. it was hard to see what's happening to the people. >> i'm not as different from my parents and grandparents. i