mark hugo lopez centro hispano pew " en este momento se estima que existen al rededor de 53 millonesos un 17 por ciento de la poblaciÓn. en estas elecciones el 10 por ciento de los votantes fueron hispanos aunque segÚn este reporte 5.4 millones de residentes permanentes de esta comunidad no votaron mark hugo lopez centro hispano pew jorge fue uno de ellos que no tuvo el tiempo para tramitar su ciudadanÍa, hoy estudio en una sala dearecen porque maÑana es su examen jose carlos barado residente permanente " organizaciones sin fines de lucro como carecen brindan charlas para que residentes permanentes se conviertan en ciudadanos ana negoescu directora de educacion y abogacia carecen " si bien estos nuevos ciudadanos harÁn la diferencia en elecciones futuras el porcentage de votantes podrÍa cambiar, en el caso de realizarse una reforma migratoria mark hugo si bien estas cifras son considerables,aqui va algo mas cada ano 800 mil hispanos nacidos en este pais cumplen la mayoria de edad, tan solo este numero podria incrementar mil hispanos elegibles... 6 mario el consejo del distrito de col

representa un considerble grupo de la poblacion, pero segun un estudio revelado por el centro hispano pew este crecimiento tendria muchos enfectos en elecciones como la que vivimos hace unos dias y esta seruia una mas de las razones para convertirse en ciudadano cada vez somos mÁs, una li Ínea clichÉ talvez pero que hoy se justifica con un estudio hecho por el instituto pew mark hugo lopez centro hispano pew " en este momento se estima que existen al rededor de 53 millones de hispanos en este paÍs considerados un 17 por ciento de la poblaciÓn. en estas elecciones el 10 por ciento de los votantes fueron hispanos aunque segÚn este reporte 5.4 millones de residentes permanentes de esta comunidad no votaron mark hugo lopez centro hispano pew jorge fue uno de ellos que no tuvo el tiempo para tramitar su ciudadanÍa, hoy estudio en una sala de carecen porque maÑana es su examen jose carlos barado residente permanente " organizaciones sin fines de lucro como carecen brindan charlas para que residentes permanentes se conviertan en ciudadanos ana negoescu directora de educacion y abogacia carecen "

according to the pew research center he could have also thanked the media for his win. the people of pew found media coverage of president obama was more positive at 29% during the last week of campaigning before election day. coverage of mitt romney on the other hand, mostly negative, 33% that same week. so, should this be a big thank you to the media for his reelection? >> no, i mean, i think he would have lost the election because of their get out the vote things as well. >> you're talking about romney. >> that's right, but if you look at the media's coverage and the pew people have said that they thought it was that reporters were paying attention to the polls. well, you know what? reporters unless they're reporting on a poll should not be paying attention to polls he when they write their story and be aware of any unconscious bias. >> jon: somehow, i suspect, jim, you're not surprised by the numbers from pew. >> no i'm not and i've cited before evan thomas saying it could be 15 points in an election and amended that to say 5 points. even 5 points covers a potential

and the same study comes from pew internet group. we found out that a lot of people were lobbied on-line through social media to support one candidate or the other. there was an age split there as well. >> suarez: when you look at facebook, if you have a number of friends and they have various political beliefs, they would attach articles that they had seen, magazine pieces, tv pieces that they had seen, that they wanted you to see. so unlike an ad from nowhere, it was somebody you actually knew in real life. >> right. and i spoke to a lot of people all across the country who told me that if they didn't like what someone was saying on facebook or twitter, ding, unfollow, unfrbd friend. and so it wound upthere is thisf people who believe what you believe. so when those articles are shared, they're more likely to be read. >> i hope some of those friendships come back now that the election is behind us. but you talked about 2016. already we are seeing that if you look at the age breakdown, 45%, almost half of those who were in that 18 t

mark lopez, centro hispano pew con la riqueza. la riqueza de los latinos cayo mas que otros grupos durante la gran recesion. sin embargo estamos ahora despues de la gran recesion y hay 1 crecimiento en la situacion economica de los latinos, particularmente en el caso de la tasa de desempleo. 7 de cada 10 latinos esta aun mas optimista para el 2013. standup: fernando pizarro, washington d.c. la economia y los empleos es la preocupacion mas importante para los latinos en esta eleccion. pero hay

mark lopez, centro hispano pew con la riqueza.la riqueza de los latinos cayo mas que otros grupos durante la gran recesion. sin embargo estamos ahora despues de la gran recesion y hay 1 crecimiento en la situacion economica de los latinos, particularmente en el caso de la tasa de desempleo. 7 de cada 10 latinos esta aun mas optimista para el 2013. standup: fernando pizarro, washington d.c. la economia y los empleos es la preocupacion mas importante para los latinos en esta eleccion. pero hay diferencias. para los votantes latinos registrados el 54% cree que es su preocupacion mas relevante. y solo el 47% de la poblacion hispana en general piensa de la misma manera. desde washington, fernando pizarro, univision. precisamente, ya solo es cuestion de cuatro dias para la eleccion. la contienda presidencial esta candente... ahora pasamos con armando guzman para que nos explique exactamente el proceso que conlleva su voto el proximo 6 de noviembre...armando!! supers: armando guzmán, desde washington, dc si usted lo piensa la responsabil

mark lopez, centro hispano pew con la riqueza.la riqueza de los latinos cayo mas que otros grupos durante la gran recesion. sin embargo estamos ahora despues de la gran recesion y hay 1 crecimiento en la situacion economica de los latinos, particularmente en el caso de la tasa de desempleo. 7 de cada 10 latinos esta aun mas optimista para el 2013. standup: fernando pizarro, washington d.c. la economia y los empleos es la preocupacion mas importante para los latinos en esta eleccion. pero hay diferencias. para los votantes latinos registrados el 54% cree que es su preocupacion mas relevante. y solo el 47% de la poblacion hispana en general piensa de la misma manera. desde washington, fernando pizarro, univision. mas adelante:. grupos de respaldo a la cadena de television publica se prepara para marchar en contra de los cometarios del candidato presidencial republicano.. tambien:. advierten que secar la ropa dentro de la casa es un riesgo para la salud...ampliamos al volver... fin de semana con cielos soleados y temperaturas frescas

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we partnered with the pew research center to create a voter satisfaction quiz.hare it with friends. that's on our home page. >> brown: again, the major developments of the day. retailers hoped for a surge of cyber monday online sales, following a strong weekend start to the holiday shopping season. mary schapiro resigned after nearly four years as chair of the securities and exchange commission. she helped shape the federal response to the financial crisis of 2008. and thousands of people in bangladesh protested after more than 100 garment workers died in a factory fire. and for more of tonight's subjects online, including this week's installment of "ask larry," we turn to hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: our social security guru addresses some of the most frequently asked questions about retirement benefits and some you may not have thought of, all on our business page. on our science roundup, the u.n. summit on climate change is under way in doha. what impact will it have on policy? plus, look up at the sky early tomorrow morning for a brilliant view of venus

pew! pew! we're going to get you, iran! all right. so here's your chance to contrast obama's appeasement through diplomacy with your freedom through strength. >> it's also essential for us to understand what our mission is in iran and that is to dissuade iran from having a nuclear weapon through peaceful and diplomatic means. we want a peaceful planet. we want people to be able tone joy their lives and know they'll have a bright and prosperous future and not be at war. i want to see peace. (laughter) >> jon: get a hair cut, hippy. (laughter and applause) governor romney appears -- (cheers and applause) governor romney appears to have made the calculated decision that his bellicose and hawkish performances in the republican primaries would be less appreciated by the normals. but here's the crazy part. after basically casting off what were months and weeks ago his bedrock principles and beliefs to copy obama's policy position in a transparently cynical appeal to undecided, guess which quality romney chose to highlight as the difference

has 7 point edge on national basis according to gallup and pew interesting swing. obama led mccain this time four years ago by 15 points according to gallup or by 19 points according to pew. so it's been a 22 or 26 point swing in the republic's favor. >> they get this from exit polling. how do they get the data. >> try to read by party registration. x number of democrats. >> bill: they have to have that on the ballot. >> on a lot of the states not all of them. >> bill: their projection is that romney is winning by how much. >> 7%. that's on a national basis. and then when you drill down on specific wing states it differs, some polling of actual vote in nevada and iowa that shows president obama is doing better than mitt romney in those states and those are the states that going to decide the election. >> i think that's because and this is karl rove speaking now not me more democrats ordered voted early than republicans. bret baier will be anchor next tuesday. >> november 6th. >> bill: give you a jump on it for everybody. 19 million. romney ahead by 7% in new york.

cycle, and that has led to friend dumping. >> pew research foundation released a study that estimates about 20% of all facebook users during this election season have taken some kind of action to protect themselves against political expressions that they really don't want to be exposed to. >> experts say that a fogood ru of thumb here, if you wouldn't say something face to face, don't put it online. >>> tonight ghouls and goblins will roam the streets of new jersey. governor chris christie postponed halloween until today due to hurricane sandy. i delayed the holiday due to fallen trees and power lines causing safety concerns. he called it a necessary step to keep people safe. ♪ >>> bieber fever about to hit our region. pop star justin bieber bringing his "believe" world tour to the verizon center. the cheapest ticket we found on ticket master, about $95. >> that is steep. i guess that's going to be a good show. >> is it steep for bieber? >> steep in general. no, i'm not going. if i had a ticket, i would actually go. i think it's going to be a good show. $93, out of my budget. >> stay

pew has romney down by 39 points. latino decisions has him down by 49 points. 13 points worse than john mccain did when john mccain lost badly. so yes, this race is close. the polls say president obama is likely to win even though it's going to be close. if you're curious, the reason they think they might not lose is because of who they think will actually vote. who will be able to vote and have their vote counted? they are counting on electorate choosing the president that turns back time in terms of how white the country really is. here's my question, though. even if that works tomorrow, is that really a plan for the future? joining us now is frank rich, new york magazine's writer at large. it's great to have you here. >> great to be here with you. >> i don't usually do segments with that many numbers, but when i started doing it on white voters, i felt like i just ran into a brick wall. i feel like this is electorally determinative provided that people are allowed to vote. >> allowed to vote and turn out. i mean i

>> that's a little hard to say, maybe the pew poll, because they've got that arm of pew research thatbe. >> religious groups and so forth and maybe the pew poll and pew has got romney up by about 5 points, i believe. charles: would it be at this point then last second, rick santorum was the one who gathered the votes in the primary process. would it be a net plus or net negative if he jumped in at the last second to try to help push those voters? >> i think it would be a net plus. charles: because he's been-- i don't know where he's been. if this is the case, now would be the time he'd step up. >> especially since pennsylvania is the one of the states that romney now thinks that they might have a chance of taking, but just to repeat, back in 2004, the kerry campaign thought in ohio because they had sort of dominant control, cuyahoga county, near cleveland, democratic strong hold was locked. in fact, because the evangelicals voted strongly for bish for cincinnati out to the west virginia border, they offset that cuyahoga advantage and took ohio. stuart: evangelicals, and a block, very

pew internet life says 66% of american voters are on facebook.e last big economic report before the election seems to have gone largely ignored by politician and wall street. october's numbers show more people than expected able to land jobs, 171,000 not enough to spark any big buying. restoration hardware did fairly well. here they are on friday. the company went public, technically for the second time. shares jumped about 35%. >>> and lastly, it's the fifth of november. on this date back in the 1600, guy faulkes tried to blow up english parliament and also a day some english hackers choosing as a hacking day a lot of websites under hack attacks this morning, why guy fawkes day, i don't know. >>> 5:55 now. toss over to christina loren and show the beautiful monday. >> you know why it's beautiful day, look at this, sunlight that the very early hour, 5:55, already starting to see that first appearance, we head throughout the morning, new sunrise, 6:38, after the time change, sunset. 5:07 p.m. that means any sort of outdoor activities, jogging, hik

according to the pew research center's project for excellence in journalism before the first presidential debate president obama had the edge in terms of favorable media coverage twenty two percent of the coverage he got was positive fifty one percent mixed twenty seven percent negative but after the first debate the numbers essentially flipped with governor romney getting twenty percent positive stories fifty percent mixed and thirty percent unfavorable so the mainstream media treated both candidates equally you would agree that the press ought to be fair so are they yes. so i know what you're thinking why is this the most ridiculous moment given all the political gaffes that have happened over this campaign season well it's speaks a bigger narrative about the state of the dews media in the country you see fox news failed to mention in that clip that was just played that it played a major role in that poll in terms of obama bashing and romney boosting by excluding themselves from the clip fox news exemplified how subjective the media has become these days so here's a look at the pew poll

caller: i consider pew one of the premier web sites for polling.t's a great organization in my opinion. my question is about trend lines in the future. i see republicans becoming the party of the religious and the democrats becoming the party of the nonreligious. or people in new england to do not like to mix their politics and religion. what do you see in the future of the face of the parties? guest: first, thank you for the kind words. i appreciate that very much. looking ahead, you are onto something. when it comes to the republican party and republican coalitions, religious voters are a key constituency of the republican party. particularly thinking about white evangelical protestants to have been strong supporters of the gop in recent years. in recent elections, religious involvement, the frequency with which people say they attend services have been one of the strongest predictors of support of republican candidates. i think you are on to something there. with respect to democrats, we see a really interesting pattern. on the one hand, there a

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i want you to take a look at this pew research poll. they already have paul ryan as the winner. do you agree with these polls? >> not that one, i certainly don't. vice president biden has a big heart. he's going to tell the truth tonight. which is going to, i think expose to the nation the extreme positions of this paul ryan and his budget. >> we have a short time together. and i want to stick to the debate and not the talking points when it comes to them. let's stick to the question and end. and that's tonight's no talking points. [ male announcer ] one in four americans can't sleep. are you one of them? drink dream water, the natural, fast acting sleep aid that helps you wake refreshed. visit drinkdreamwater.com. >>> theoretically, the federal reserve is independent of the president and the executive branch of government. the president appoints the chairman of the fed. so, it matters to you who sits in that seat. allen binder is a professor of economics at princeton university. thank you for joining us. it's good to see you. let's talk about ben bernanke's fed. has it had more

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they told the middle - pew -- pew poll from late august -- late august. they were overwhelmingly democratic. so i would say in terms of who democrats are fighting for and the perception of food democrats are fighting for, the perception is not that the democrats are fighting for shoppers at the exclusion of diner patrons. i would argue that the reverse is true. they are more likely to say mitt romney's policies benefit the rich. >> do they say obama relates more to me, but i wonder whether he is competent in his effectiveness? did you see that in the data? >> there was something interesting in the exit polls. there were four active use. -- for attributes -- four attributes. it was an advantage that obama had over the fourth one. it was leadership or a fighter. i will get it i have it somewhere. >> it was obama performing better on cares about someone like me. that is what we have seen through this whole cycle. we certainly saw it with our walmart moms. that was something we heard from them. i do not feel like i can connect with mitt romney. does he really

that's a national number on the pew poll. the national numbers are the ones we care about. >> we care about all the states. megyn: no we don't. i live in new york, new york is not going to determine the outcome of the election and you know that. >> i know, i know, you guys have had a rough run up there, i was trying to be nice. megyn: new york would like the truth, stirewalt, that's what we like. >> this is washington. we do it the other way. the truth is that in states like colorado and virginia we see a lot of good signs for mitt romney. states like ohio we can continue to see signs that should bode well for barack obama. it's very hard to say, but when we look at this national number where you have states that are no intensely democrat like new york and california, and you have states that are intensely republican bike texas and alabama there should be a pretty substantial offset there. whatever the reality in that dozen or so 11 or 12 swing states, whatever the reality is the much wanted ground game, the argument that we

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there is nothing bad in that. >> what is happening in the pews is not just white tourism.ion of something greater. >> do you see the identity of harlem changing or shifting? >> i think demographically you would have to see that there is a change. the harlem of my youth, when i would come to harlem, doesn't look the same. >> statistics show hispanics and whites outpacing the numbers of blacks moving into harlem. >> you can no longer make the assumption that all persons who are nonafrican-americans, who are white, were tourists. just like anyone else, there were persons who lived in the community, came here to the community, and wanted to find a place to have a transformative encounter with god. >> the changing face in harlem, still being moved by the age-old gospel. jason carol, cnn, new york. >> go harlem. go harlem. soledad o'brien examines provocative questions about skin color, discrimination and race in our new documentary "who is black in america?" premieres sunday, december 9th, only on cnn. big fan of harlem. >>> here are other stories we are watching tonight for yo

pew has come out with some final weeks figures. this is on steroids. you have fox airing in the last seven days, only 5% positive about the president. msnbc, zero. not a single positive story about mitt romney. what does that tell you? >> well, it tells you that the fox and the anti-fox have been prospering and it will be interesting to see. you know, i think it's very interesting the moment of truth when meg and kelly chachlk karl rove and they say we are a news organization, we are going to prove that. it's going to be interesting, what will be the role of msnbc. will they be critical of barack obama paubecause he's been elec. >> when you take it out of the political hothouse is there room for views or are they going to play to the base? >> obviously everyone is playing to the base and there's these batters around the water cooler but now i think things have calmed down a little bit. >> all right. we hope it heats up again. we'll have plenty to talk about. the pundits who botched the election big-time. is there any punishment for being embarrassingly

a knew pew research center poll finds that republicans in congress will be more to blame if the u.s. goes off the fiscal cliff. 53% of those surveyed point the finger at the gop while 29% say president obama would be more to blame. >>> 20-year-old mitchell kusick of colorado has been charged with threatening to kill president obama during an october campaign event. kusick also made credible threats towards shooting and killing children at a halloween event. >>> defense secretary leon panetta has demoted the former head of the u.s. africa command general william kip ward for allegedly spending thousands of dollars on lavish travel and other travels. he will retire as a three star general and repay the government $82,000. >>> a man who made an ak cuization has now recanted his story. he says their sexual relationship was adult and consensual and clash says he is relieved. >>> well, this year's rockefeller christmas tree is on its way right now to washington, d.c., from new jersey. the 80 foot tall norway spruce survived hurricane sandy. >>> for a check on wall street, the dow fell 59 p