if you said you can only do two things that's two things that up at the reacher says to do. you can do three things that still not the thing you should do. everybody's attention is always on that and that's not what the research says is the thing that is pulling everything down. you brought it up so you are provocative, you are provocative. .. hispanic resurgence in the united states. the program is about an hour. >> of >> host: the felipe, thank you for being with us. >> guest: thank you for taking an interest in my book. >> host: we can start by talking about the population of hispanics in the united states. in 1980 there were about 15 million hispanics in the united states and by 2012, nearly 53 million, and by 2020 we expect 128 million hispanics in the united states. your book helps to give the foundation and explain how this population arrived in th

people in this country, occurred in president obama's first term when he got that 8 -- according to reachers at uc berkeley, as liberal an academic institution as there is, between 2009 and 2012, the top 1% in this country captured 95% of the income gains that we saw in the first three years of the recovery. if you compare that with the clinton era, the 1990s, back then -- so why is -- >> does uc berkeley say why the fat cats are getting all the money? >> this is structural, the president hasn't helped a and his stimulus package clearly didn't help. but this has to do with long-term economic demographic and cultural changes in this country. and you did allude to some of those things, the dumbing down of america. >> some academics say, because of the explosion of high-tech, if you have a profitable brand, you now reach people 1,000 times faster than you used to. because of the internet and the lightning fast society that we live. and therefore the people who are established with good products and brands, boom, their income explodes, whereas the working people don't have that advantage. wrap i

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we'll tell you about the shark that is helping reachers debunk myths about great whites. first a look at where the snow and the rain may fall across the country with meteorologist eboni deon. >> it will be a wet day up and down the east coastline. make sure you have the umbrella. i'm watching a frontal boundary from the great lakes to the deep south. that's where we have a line of rain heavy at times and thunderstorm activity as we get a closer look. it's across the north central areas of cleveland county where we had a warning expire. heavy rain pushing east wood. expect a stormy day and some of the rain is falling in the north-east. >> parts of south-west england are under water after widespread flooding. rescue officials started to deliver relief supplies to towns that are cut off. dozens of flood warnings remain in effect with forecasters warning of bad weather and flooding to come. >> speaking of water, the pacific ocean could rise bias much as two feet by the year 2050, according to a study by the university of southern california. city officials say they want to pl