>> miami. new york laid out the plan for him. >> larry: the money, he would make more in cleveland. >> but that projection of a billion down the road with the marketing, the madison avenue effect, the global effect of new york to his brand is something that you can't find in any other city. i think the pulling of the ad might have been just a typo, an edit. could have been an error. they may be saying thank you, lebron for showing up. >> you're such a nice guy, rick. >> larry: i sat down with lebron in june. we ran through some of the major teams in the running. watch. are you humbled by the fact that the mayor of new york city, gotham, wants you to play there? >> well, absolutely. >> larry: the mayor of new york. >> absolutely. the mayor of new york, he's great. he's done some great things. i is humbling. not just from the mayor of new york. you have the president saying -- >> larry: go to chicago. >> go to chicago. and you have other cities and people wanting you to be part of their cities an

fourth best on miami.nk kobe bryant as great as he is, good enough to beat the miami heat basketball team. the balance of power has been mangled by lebron going to miami. that is unarguable. >> it's arguable and debatable. >> larry: let me get a break, guys. and we shall. >> it's sports. >> larry: as macarthur to manila. >> give stephen some lipatur. just gettingos a little too expensive. with progressive, you get the "name your price" option, so we build a policy to fit your budget. wow! the price gun. ♪ ah! wish we had this. we'd just tell people what to pay. yeah, we're the only ones that do. i love your insurance! bill? tom? hey! it's an office party! the freedom to name your price. only from progressive. call or click today. ...into a free year's supply? be one of thousands to win free honey nut cheerios for an entire year... its great taste helps make lowering cholesterol a non-challenge. just see specially marked boxes for details. >> larry: dr. sanjay gupta at the top of the hour. >> tonight on "36

he wants to cement his legacy in miami with better players. but i think the idea of hosting a national special in which his people set this up with the espn, espn creeded the time to them t just came off a little sort of self-aggrandizing and narcissistic to me. >> woodruff: ken blackistone why do you think he did it. dow take him at his word that he just wants to win? >> well, i think he does want to win. and i think his people may have gotten in his ear and convinced him that cleveland wasn't a place to do that. >> woodruff: what dow mean, his people. >> well, the people who surround him, who run his marketing campaign who run his business efforts, all of those people. some of whom are long time friends of his. and i think you know, when you compare cleveland to miami, the palm trees to, i don't know what do they have, oaktrees and pe can trees in that part of ohio, i'm sure that that got the better part of him. and there is also another part to this too, he has been in a very close relationship with chris bosh and dwayne wade who obviously

are you the most popular person in miami right now?ve to have beaten glorias after the fan by now, i would imagine. >> um -- i'm getting there. >> jimmy: you're getting there, yeah. this is really incredible. what you managed to do is, like, i mean, really, like what executives do. you get everybody together. who came up with this idea initially? >> pat riley. i had nothing to do with it. >> jimmy: i'm sure. so you're saying pat riley was contract tampering. [ laughter ] >> nope. >> jimmy: different pat riley, probably. so, you and lebron and chris are friends and you thought, wouldn't it be great if we could play together. but did you think that it would -- it could actually happen? i mean, it's -- seemed like such a long shot when you first heard the rumors of it. >> when i first heard rumors of it -- >> jimmy: you started the rumors. you didn't first hear them. you were a party in the rumor, so -- i heard the rumors. you were the rumors. >> i was apart of the rumor. >> jimmy: you were, yeah. >> and at first i was just like -- i mean

at the end of the work, "the miami news" was way behind. "the miami herald" was the main newspaper. it dominated south florida. "the new york times" is doing the same thing today. it is investing when others are cutting back. it is investing in the future. i believe it is one of the most powerful things i observed up close during my years. >> if you were to advise print journalism to do something different to get people to come back to them, what would that one thing be? >> i am not sure people will come back to print. i think young people have moved to the internet and moved to social media, and moved to hand- held devices, and told the paper in our hands is something you and i believe in like to do. i am not sure that is the next generation. i think what needs to happen is the values of journalism, the values that make reporting good, solid, integrity-based, independent report thing important to people, need to be carried forward on to these new platforms. that is what needs to happen. >> clark hoyt, the just-retired ombudsman of "the new york times." thank you. >> thank you. [cap

it's between miami and the bahamas.he idea is it will cruise between the bahamas and the miami area. it's just on the edge, getting ready to move across. miami is expecting two to four inches of rain out of this. in some cases, it could be up to six. this isn't a big storm for them. they haven't closed local government today. why we're watching the storm, is the high pressure to the north will steer it through the oil spill area. and probably by the end of the weekend, right onshore of louisiana. it could be close to buras, louisiana, the tip of louisiana, where the storm makes some landfall on sunday. so, watching this thing churn up the waves. and here's the other thing we're not sure about. it's a fairly weak system right now. very tight. very small. very contained. as it moves through the florida straits and into the gulf, there's reason for it to strengthen. and there's reason for it not to strengthen. this storm has to be kind of watched. baby-sat, if you will, hour by hour, to see how strong it will be by the tim

there's miami below us. >> there's miami. we're in the red spot of the cloud. the more we get into the cloud, the more turbulence we'll experience. notice the wheel is moving more. notice that we're bouncing around more. >> reporter: this is exactly what you would not do if you were actually flying? >> right. this could be really bad. >> reporter: it gave us a good taste of turbulence. the stuff pilots do every day in real life to avoid. >> pilot like this could do structural damage to the airplane. and certainly would hurt people, particularly those people who were not belted in. >> reporter: anyone who flies knows that clouds mean almost certain turbulence. but as passengers accord continent 128 discovered, even clear skies can be turbulent. they call it clear air turbulence. >> we don't see anything out there. no clouds. >> reporter: and the radar looks clear. >> and the radar is clear. nothing. we would feel comfortable in turning off the seat belt sign. we function in an invisible fluid. >> reporter: the air? >> the air, right. for the most part, unless th

is that they cuba right away to is that the cubans in cuba not the cubans of miami not the professor no me. here in washington the cubans in cuba was the size of their own destiny that's what we all want exactly but you know i'm going to give you the last time. ok. i told i told you what frank says the self-determination of a people can only be determined by the people themselves which i'd then find ironic that frank is in washington d.c. trying to pass policies in the us congress that will deny true people of cuba to determine their own destiny. want the embargo lifted i know the people of cuba want the embargo lifted i've been to the island i've talked to people i've read what the dissidents have been saying i'm going to end this i mean at least. with the quota he will make out we'll make our wine out of plantings and even if it is sour it is still our wine it is up to the cuban people to make their own wine and i'm talking about the cuban people on the island those of us here in the united states human to united states came to go would have to jump in at this point we entered on a

cold war is over they're not sending troops to angola i mean come on i mean it's regime change in miami that is really on the table right now they don't want to lose their grip on power and their wealth by the way. well the well she said because it's very can be such an ill and the. well let me let me say that the reason right now that we still have this embargo in cuba the reason the united states has done this and continue this failed policy is because of the diaz balart brothers in congress and because of ileana ross lane and when they want to get reelected they talk about being cubans and what fear castro in power and outcast and power mean to them and how we took away our houses and he took away our money and he took away our island and took away our land so it's very emotional and we're going to keep voting them in because they are cubans talking and singing our song however it is a failed policy and over sixty percent of the cuban americans actually in miami right now do not want the embargo and they want a regime change in cuba we all want to redeem change in cuba but they don't

but i took it, the first date was in miami at the miami beach convention center. >> larry: know it well. i remember that night. i remember that day. he flew in and then helicoptered over to the beach. >> exactly. and we stayed at the fountain booth in those days. >> larry: right. >> i had 10,000 seats at the miami beach convention center and elvis told me when i first met him -- >> larry: which was in vegas? >> vegas. he said to me, i have two requests. only two requests. i don't care about the money. i don't care about anything. i care about every seat in the building being full. if every seat in the building is full, don't put the big shots in the front rows. first 20 rows, i want my fans. i need them. that's what makes me work. it makes me feel good. it makes me sing better. do those two things for me and the rest of it's up to you. you can do whatever you want. >> larry: you remember the ticket prices? >> yeah, $10 tops, $7.50 in the middle, $5 in the balcony. >> larry: true or false? elvis was a gem of a guy. >> true. and so was the colonel. a gem of a guy. and the colonel didn't s

at the end of the war, "the miami news" was way behind. "miami herald" dominated south florida. "the new york times" is doing the same thing today. it is investing while others are cutting back. it is investing in the future. but as one of the most powerful things i have observed. >> if you were to advise them to do something different to get them to come back to them, which would that be? >> i am not sure people are going to come back to print. i think young people have moved to the internet and social media and hand-held devices, and the holding paper in our hands is something i am not sure as for the next generation. i think the values of journalism and the values that make reporting iwith solid reporting important to people need to be upheld on solid platforms. >> thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> for a dvd copy of this program, calle. for free transcripts, or to give us your comments about this program, visit us at our website. programs are als

---gaÓ espaÑa el mundial...y ahora enrique iglesias dice que esquiara desnudo en las playas de miami.cia...---ya regresa. regresamos. ---seguimos en noticiero telemundo 48 con el segmento "tu voz en la comunidad" .... donde lo escuchamos a usted. ---abrimos nuestras lineas telefonicas.... ----el tema de esta noche es: las tropas a la frontera.---evitaran que la violencia de mexico pase a nuestro pais...? ---gracias por opinar... continuen llamando... vamos a hacer una pausa pero antes un adelanto de los deportes con ramon diaz... ---sin mas ni mas... varios paises latinoamericanos le hacen frente a la ley 1070 de arizona... y la demandan ante la justicia... ya regresamos con esto y mas... mas... ---otra jornada violenta en mexico... esta vez el escenario es torreon en el estado de coahuila... donde una fiesta se torno en un verdareo baÑo de sangre... ---raul torres con los detalles. estado de ag coahuila >>> la huella de masacre están por toda partes, había sangre en el suelo, en la mesas y silla dispararon a todos los lo que se movía, y 18 personas murieron, y 19 más quedaron graveme

tropical storm bonnie, could flood i-95 south of miami.oods are possible from i-95, from dallas to des moines and san antonio. floods could hit i-20 from dallas to waco. >> if you are flying today, expect airport delays in milwaukee, detroit, chicago, houston and miami. >>> an american accused of links to terrorism will appear at a detention hearing today in a virginia. zachary chesser is charged with providing material support to a group with ties to al qaeda. >> chesser is far from alone. officials say the number of home-grown terrorists is on the rise. pierre thomas reports. >> reporter: the fbi claims zachary chesser, who just two years ago was a student at a suburban virginia high school, became a terrorist hell-bent on jihad. neighbors can't believe chesser, a former high school athlete, wanted to join al shabaab, the al qaeda affiliated terrorist group based in somalia. the same group suspected in the recent bombings in uganda that killed 73 soccer fans. >> i'm just shocked. i'm surprised. not the kind of thing i would have expected

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en miami homenaje y último adiós a la reina del bolero. >> con ustedes josé díaz-balart desde washington muy buenas tardes en arizona a 14 días de entrar la más severa ley antiindocumentados una juez skwu sho los alegatos de un policía de phoenix que se opone a las medidas. >rogelio: muy buenas tardes. la cuenta regresiva nos dice que faltan 2 semanas, 14 días para que entre en vigor ley sb 1070 uno de los oficiales de policía hoy día se presentó en esta corte federal. >> por primera vez una juez federal escuchó los argumentos que llevó a david salgado demandar la ley sb 1070 explicó a la magistrado de por qué podría ser perjudicial. >> un policía tiene el riesgo de ser demandado por perfil racial o ser castigado por no ofrecer la ley. >rogelio: intentaron demostrar que no hay suficientes cosas para ser demandado el policía porque la ley no entró en vigor. si por kon siguientqueporquesig declar declararse antiinconstitucional. >> un amigo del oficial que estuvo en la audiencia, afirmó que la actitud de la juez le generó confianza. >> yo pienso que van a parar. >rogelio: el oficial delgad

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we're in miami this morning.ystem, that's still 500 miles away from this coastline. but the hurricane center said this thing could put this together and become a tropical disturbance anytime. it's getting dry air and high-elevation shear here. as its steps away from the dominican republic and haiti, it will get a chance to get into broader, warmer waters, and away from the mountains, and form itself together a little bit better. the hurricane center said there is no reason to believe this would be a weak tropical system, for its entire lifespan. as it develops a bit, it will have heavy rain with it, winds and rough surf. we believe looking at the models in each one of the lines, is a different forecast model. through the florida straits on friday. back into the gulf on sunday. and toward the louisiana coastline. somewhere near that louisiana shore, between texas and louisiana, by the time we get into sunday. quick look at the big board. there's powerful storms in the middle of the country today. but the west coas

. >> desde los estudios principales en miami. >> después de las audiencias es si la ley sb 1070 seráada el próximo 29 y si es así ¿cómo sería implementada? >> muchos piensan que entraría en vigor. y precisamente cristina londoño habló con un analista y estuvo presente en las audiencias y por los palabras de la susan bolton, no será negada y aceptada en su totalidad. >> es imposible negar y las preguntas que hizo la jueza susan bolton sobre la ley sb 1070 hoy día expertos y abogados dicen que lo único que parece seguro es que decidirá por partes. este analista que siguió minuto a minuto espera noticias buenas y malas para los inmigrantes. >> parece que va a quitar algo lo más dañado o permitirá dejar que se quede una parte de la ley sb 1070 que de todas maneras nos puede afectar de manera negativa. >> de ser un estado y inhóspito, se piensa que la jueza dejaría que entraría en vigor las secciones. >> ti centdicen que tienen que forzar hasta lo máximo. que tienen que arrestar si pueden a personas indocumentada. >periodista: de la misma manera y como se trataría de ley laboral y no migr

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. >> desde miami carmen d.o comenzamos la cobertura en la corte estatal en dónde se escucharon los voces de quienes rechazan la ley sb 1070 y la gobernadora de arizona jan brewer se presentó s sorpresivamente enpres corte y o ser detenida entraría en vigor el 29 de julio. dentro de estas audiencias estuvo cristina londoño quien tiene los últimos detalles adelante chrristina. >>>cristina: vanessa, sin duda el plato fuerte lo sirvió el abogado, el departamento de justicia le dijo a la jueza que detenga de parte de la ley sb 1070 argumentando que un solo estado le cause problemas internacionales a estados unidos que este país tiene que tener una sola voz, asistió jan brewer dijo a la salida que confía de los problemas que le causan al estado los indocumentados fue la segunda audiencia de 2 pero para analistas sin duda la más importante. >> porque es el gobierno federal con más de obligaciones que los abogados que están haciendo la demanda por las diferentes organizaciones. >>ne en la mañana una coalicióne organiza

crumbled.no oil here on miami beach or anywhere nearby. because the loop current has crumbled. the loop current has split apart and now sits 00 miles north of the spill site. but none of this means we have ronmental disalet of nvironmental disaster. >> i think as a minimum, three years before we begin to know if a much largemuch larger economic impact. a scaorter: it is a disaster at seen before.on a scale never seen before. jeffrey kofman, abc news, miami. >>> and from the news of the gulf tonight, we move on to the as o tonight,ut unemployment. as of tonight, 2.5 million jo jobless americans have no more nefits.yment benefits. republicans in washington are refusing to approve more oney, arguing no more deficit it nd. today, president obama decided to attack. john karl is at the white house. to tell us what happens next and came out blaming john. >> reporter: diane, today, the president came out swinging, blaming republicans for the fact that those 2.5 million americans or more have already seen their unemployment benefits expire. marilyn green of jefferson city, ferson i, has

no es cierto que son 300 mil cubanos miami, son 3 millones de cubano.te del gobierno. yo creo que deberÍan pedirle al gobierno cubano que esos cubanos e cultivan el tabaco, tengan la libertad de cultivarlo y de venderlo libremente. yo no pretendo hablar ni siquiera por el pueblo cubano. >> si me permiten vamoa hablar sobre la reapariciÓn de fidel castro en la televisiÓn? >> les ruo que me permita terminar lo questaba diciendo muy brevemente. es decir, hay una visiÓn de cuba, el seÑor diceque yo no he estado en cuba en mÁs de 50 aÑos, eso es verdad, el gobierno de cuba no me permite regresar a cuba, cualquier ciudadano del de cualquier paÍs del ndo puede ir a un aeropuerto y comprar un boleto para regresar a su paÍs, los que estÁn en contra de la revoluciÓn pueden ir. >> los apologistas del gobierno de la habana tratan de culpar a los estados unidos, el problema no tiene nada que ver colos estados unidos, el problema cubano tiene que ver con la falta de libertad y de derechos hunos en la isla. >> y pa finalizar seÑor serrano, dÍgame cÓmo lee usted esta r

rain will pick up in miami shortly. watching out west yesterday, it was warm, 106 in vegas. cooler yesterday. sacramento 92, medford at 95. that heat still in the salt lake city area. you've had a hot summer, too, lately. 94. the storm bringing clouds in the pacific northwest. that's improved a little bit and pushing away. today is going to warm up significantly. we're going to see a nice day. seattle and portland. say 85, that's beautiful. boise, 89, should be nice. low humidity for you. a little hot in vegas at 107. the valley of california will be warm once again. coastal areas, cool in san francisco. winds haven't shifted much offshore. on shore wind for a long time. that's why your temperatures remain only in the 60s. that's a 92 and sunny expected. tucson, arizona, mix of sun and clouds. we'll have that weekend forecast later in the show. >> temperatures in the 60s and 70s in san francisco. i want to be there. >> you have to wear a sweater. >> i would enjoy it. it's too hot here. >> i know. >> thanks, bill. >>> earnings soar, more outrageous bonuses, and the most succe

in sports, dwyane wade of the miami heat has issued an apology after stirring up some controversy by using an unfortunate phrase. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good tuesday morning to you. expectations for the miami heat have never been higher after signing lebron james, chris bosh, and dwyane wade, but what if the trio gets off to a slow start? here's wade's response from this weekend. >> of course, there's going to be times where we might lose one or two games in a row -- i mean two games, three games in a row. you never know. and it's going to seem like the world has crashed down. you know, you're all going to make it seem like the world trade just went down again, but it's not going to do nothing -- it's not going to be nothing but a couple of basketball games lost, and we'll have to get back on track. >> not the wisest choice of words. wade apologized yesterday for his reference to the world trade center. >>> now, how long is too long for a pro contract? what do you say? 17 years? new jersey devils think 17 is just right. the re-si

industry for over four decades, ultimately becoming the manager for large residential projects in the miami area. and it paid off, letting him own this south florida home, spend his leisure time on his harley davidsons and raise his daughters. >> we raised three children. they all went to college. we paid for college. >> reporter: as construction booned in the late '90s, so did his salary. >> pay scales were somewhat out of line from where they should have been. >> reporter: inflated? >> they were gros grossly inflated because our boom was almost where you named your own price. >> reporter: he did that, well into six figures. he thought the good times would continue indefinitely. this job was his last job back in 2008. with such a large building under this belt and with his employment report, he was confident he would be out of work for a short time. that was more than two years ago. >> reporter: so what happened? >> the market crashed. construction died. large construction, big buildings -- well, actually, all construction, especially here in south florida, just stopped. >> reporter: since

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thunderstorms from houston to miami. and showers along the canadian border, in north dakota, minnesota and michigan. >> 80s in detroit, chicago and the twin cities. 90s from dallas and miami and much of the east coast. upper 70s in seattle and billings. another scorcher in the southwest with 112 in phoenix and 99 in albuquerque. >>> and when we come back, you think it's too soon to already . well, some stores are already trying to get you in the door. >>> and sandra bullock's latest legal battle. it has nothing to do with the divorce. 000000000000000000 sir? finding everything okay? i work for a differen. my auto policy's just getting a little too expensive. with progressive, you get the "name your price" option, so we build a policy to fit your budget. wow! the price gun. ♪ ah! wish we had this. we'd just tell people what to pay. yeah, we're the only ones that do. i love your insurance! bill? tom? hey! it's office party! the freedom to name your price. only from progressive. call or click today. imagine that kind of vit

la meteorÓloga de nuestra afiliada aquÍ en miami dijo que se va a sentir con los 102 grados en miami.mos en una temporada donde las estafas estÁn a la orden del dÍa. estamos desde nueva york con elena chÁvez de consumer report. hola, cÓmo estÁs? >> muy bien. carla, y tÚ. >> muy bien. cuÁles son las estafas mÁs comunes? >> que no te devuelven tus bienes, te agregan cargos inesperados, se desaparecen las pertenencias, no responden a quejas o finalmente no llegan al dÍa de la mudanza. >> uno contrata estas compaÑÍas y jamÁs te pasa por la cabeza que va a sucederte algo como esto. que pierdan tus cosas y pertenencias. imaginate que uno paga cierta cantidad de dinero. pero no leyÓ las letras. >> increÍble, precisamente, ana nos tiene algo superinteresante que a ella le sucediÓ. >> elena, buenos dÍas, te cuento que... >> cÓmo estÁs? >> bien. me ocurriÓ que contratÉ un servicio de mudanzas sumamente barato. 99 dÓlares le mudamos tres cuartos y el caso es que llegan a mi casa y hasta las botellas de plÁstico las estaban envolviendo y ponÍan una botella en cada caja y acabaron cobrÁndome como

thunderstorms along the gulf coast from miami to houston. northern edges of minnesota and michigan. >> 80s in detroit, chicago, and the twin cities. boston gets up to 82. new york 90. atlanta 94. 112 in phoenix. salt lake city and albuquerque are just shy of the 100-degree mark. >>> news now about something that's definitely a special delivery. this one comes from lakewood, colorado, which is just outside of denver. >> okay, so last friday, the lynn family ordered a pizza for dinner. that is when george lynn, who had a history of heart problems, collapsed. >> just then the pizza arrived and luckily the delivery man was a paramedic and he swung into action and then performed some cpr. >> he had him revived, the other paramedics came and took over and said if it wouldn't have been for the pizza guy, who i found out later chris, george would have died. this only happens in movies, okay? so -- i don't know, you know. whatever you want to believe, i don't know. i just know that things are going to be okay because that never happens. thank you so

the miami v.a., i was again personally assured that the v.a. had informed every impacted veteran. most importantly, both local and national v.a. officials were certain that real positive changes had been made to restore accountability and trust. now, madam speaker, one year later we find out that an additional 79 veterans might have been exposed to these life-threatening viruses but were in fact never notified of their risk. now, we are blessed to have excellent doctors, excellent nurses, excellent health care professionals working at the miami v.a. and i'm sure that they are saddened by this repeated problem. i thank the dedicated group of health care professionals for caring so deeply about our veterans. they should not be faulted for the problems of a few. this most recent mistake was only discovered by the miami v.a. when one of the veterans himself came forward. he wondered why the hospital had not contacted him about his colonoscopy which was performed during the risk period. without his comin

i graduated from west miami middle school, southwest miami senior high school. i have an associates arts degree from the miami-dade school, all public institutions. as an older adult, as i mentioned, i completed a doctorate in education from the university of miami. but even if i finished my education at the high school level, other than family, there has been no greater influence who all of us than our teachers. through the mentoring of our teachers, students are provided with near limitless potential and possibilities. teachers make sure that children can be creative with their minds. they get their minds on a task and this education will allow them to accomplish the many great things that they want to achieve throughout their lifetime. this continues to be my guiding principle, inspired by me by my many great teachers, allowing me to work tirelessly for my community. today's students will be undoubtedly be inspired with unwavering commitment to bettering our community and our country. for the professionalism and the care that our teachers have shown in the pu

he's arriving in miami the 19 year- old appeared in court today and told a judge that he needs more time to confirm that he has an attorney. he needs to talk to his mother may have hired one. the teenagers suspected in about 70 burglaries and pass in eight states and british columbia purity been on the run from the law for nearly two years and was arrested this weekend in the bahamas. >> look it cited traffic this is the golden gate bridge and you concede that it's very sluggish coming into the city on the left side of your screen into san francisco. " a back up there and moving slow on the right heading north bound at the marin. we'll be right back. signal. airborne. beautiful. and strong. there to ensure the most powerful transmitter is you. rule the air.

enrique iglesias says he will follow through on a promise to water ski naked in miami. [ audience ohs because spain won the world cup. in a related story, ricky martin says that he randomly and for no particular reason is trying to purchase a waterfront home in miami immediately. [ cheers and applause ] yep. who knows why? i don't know. i was reading about this earlier, a cbs news poll found that 57% of americans support arizona's new immigration law. although if you change it from -- [ audience groans ] if you change it from americans to people living in america, the number drops to 2%. [ laughter ] this is insane. two greyhound trainers in florida are under investigation after their racing dogs tested positive for cocaine. [ laughter ] people knew something was up when the dogs were seen snorting each other's butts. [ laughter ] hey guys, a new study found that pear-shaped women are prone to memory problems. also having memory problems, you after you get punched by a woman for calling her "pear-shaped." [ laughter ] what's wrong with you? you don't do that to a lady. >> steve: do no

in many cities like miami and los angeles and new york. chicago. we're news cast in spanish get better ratings and more audience than english newscasters. something is changing in this country. latinos will be the majority in this country. we will be here 100 years from now. latinos will be the majority in this country. it's changing from the way we talk to the way we dance to the way we do politics. there's new rule in politics in the united states. without latino vote no one can make it to the white house. everything has been changed. >> i counted under the affiliates about 64. is that number close across the country? >> own and operated, less than that but operates probably the right number. >> how many people watch you at 6:30 a night? >> it's over 2,000,000 people. easily. we're the fifth largest network in the united states. people don't realize that. in the mornings, on sunday, maybe a million people. new through there was a time when several people owned it. who owns it now? >> it's a new group. it's in charge of the group. and there's a gr