a few plays later south florida with the ball. anthony collins, knocks down the three-pointer. 14 points for brock. bulls on top by one. later in the half, up by six now. collins throws up the alley-oop to rudd. patriots come back but south florida, they hold on and win it, 61-50. that's your sports for tonight. looking forward to the big time game tomorrow. redskins and cowboys. should be a good one. >> do we like these conditions tomorrow for the game? >> the redskins are at home so i like that. >> it's an advantage. >> crazy cold weather right? >> cowboys play inside all the time in their own stadium. >> all right. lots to talk about tomorrow. >> yes. >> thanks. that's our news for tonight.

. >>> george mason visiting tampa taking on south florida. wright gets 20 points. second half, they rally. south florida puddle off this one 61-57. >>> the washington wizards trying to end 2012 on a high note. they beat the orlando magic yesterday. they look to hand chicago their third straight loss tonight. maybe they would have more luck than this kid. come on, mom, pay attention. i thought that was cute. bradley deal fights serks rafin. nate robinson drivers through the lane. he had 70. that's as close as the wizards would get. the bulls hold on the lead and snap a two-game skid, 87-77. it at least the kid got some ice cream. >>> navy and san francisco at the kraft fight hunger bowl. keenan reynolds eludes defenders. arizona state too much for navy. the pass to ross, beautiful, 52 yards in stride. asu clobbers the midshipmen 62- 28. >>> west virginia and syracuse playing a different weather. snowy, yankie stadium for the pin stripe bowl. gino smith to stedman bailey what eludes defenders. 32 yards for the score. nice run by bailey. but the weather made passing d

some are moving through philadelphia right now and a also down in south florida and we had the tornadoes pretty nasty down in areas of florida. now, as far as radar, you can see philadelphia, through new jersey. this will come through the next hour, hour and a half. and then through connecticut it should be all gone by 8:00 a.m. definitely cooler on the east coast. in the midwest, you definitely remain on the chilly side but everything should have a dry afternoon. the exception, again, lynn, florida, low 80s and dodging showers. still hard to feel bad for them. >> yeah, it is. thank so much. >>> bright lights over texas, colorado's rocky high, and, bill, who is hoarding all the donkey cheese. i've been asking that question all morning. i will tell you coming up. it's not me. it's not me. >>> plus, new government warnings, how governments may be collecting large amounts of data on your kids. you're watching "first look" on m s msnbc. [ male announcer ] it's that time of year again. time for citi price rewind. because your daughter really wants that pink castle thing. and you really don't

and a wet commute for the carolina coast and south florida. >> and it looks like a pretty good day ineather-related airport delays are only expected in the city of angels. >>> and now, to that complicated plot to kill superstar justin bieber. it stretches from the southwest to new england and to here in new york. >> this is strange. bieber is okay. and the men involved in the conspiracy are now all in custody. the details of the plot to kill justin bieber are as gruesome as they are bizarre. it all starts with dana martin, who is in prison for rape and murder in new mexico. the 45-year-old had an image of bieber tattooed on his leg. after several letters to the pop star went unanswered, an affidavit says martin recruited another inmate to kill bieber after his release. >> this wasn't just one person acting alone. it wasn't two people plotting together. this was a group that was orchestrated by someone who is already in prison. so, what's fascinating to me. >> reporter: in october, he and his nephew, went to vermont where they planned to kill two unnamed victims. but that never happene

a 20-year-old from south florida from pakistan, charged with plotting to carry out terror attacks in new york city. we learned today that he came to manhattan november 23rd studying times square, wall street and broadway theaters. officials say he was lone wolf. who was inspired by al qaeda. he returned to his home in south florida where they intercepted him before he could carry out any attacks. >>> and the dow jones leapt 115 points today on the hope that is a deal is closer on that fiscal cliff, now just 14 days away. so what is on the table tonight? is a deal close? how does it affect your family? jonathan karl here with that. jon? >> reporter: with everybody's taxes at stake here, both sides have made big concessions to try to get a deal. president obama has agreed to limit the annual cost of living increases for people getting social security. somebody retiring this year. that could mean $130 less a year by 2015 and less after that. a big deal for democrats. they always said that social security was untouchable. meanwhile from republicans, speaker boehner has agreed to raise ta

streak in a decade and george mason having an okay season, 7-4 and tonight on the road against south florida, the second half and to collins. hits his head on that knee and down for a while. had to be stabilized before being taken off of the court and he scored 10 consecutive points and could get no closer than two and james johnson and virginia tech losing the three of the four games and out west, taking on byu and he hits the three, a career high 29 points in the first half a lone. up 17. the next possession off of themis and with that effort and that putback. the second half, how about mor. the rebound to davies and inside with a career high 42 on the day and virginia tech falls to byu, 97-71 and hokies open up acc play next saturday hosting maryland. >>> and off the wall is coming up next. there is one thing to talk about this week. >> and that is about it sunday night. who is going to win? >> and i am going to make a official prediction. >> wisdom martin phone call coming up. >> locked and loaded after the break. >> no doubt. >> set your house on. >> whatever. share everything. share br

it was said here in south florida where my uncle died in immigration custody. my father was was also dying out pulmonary finals >> host: edwidge danticat is our author. author of "so spoke the earth." we have a caller. >> caller: i would like to ask about the haiti earthquake, it was caused and when it hit haiti -- it is one of your familiar with any of that information? >> guest: i have heard that theory that the earthquake might've been man caused. you know, i don't dismiss anything out right. we have been seeing a lot of interesting seismic activity. but i have heard that theory. and it was the fourth right after the earthquake happened. sometimes we just hear something and we think it sounds crazy, and in 30 years later, there is a file that open. so i don't dismiss it outright it off. >> host: edwidge danticat, is not a theory that is discussed widely in haiti? >> guest: well, it had been mentioned, but when something like this happens, we most talk about is the theory that is more -- and i think that is because of something we can do about it, is the thin

it's a special holiday for one south florida family after a daring rescue. a police officer's dash cam caught the drama after a car crashed into a tree and then burst into flames. the officer broke out the back window and jumped into that burning car. a good samaritan and another officer managed to rescue the others inside. >> i had to take it out like that with a couple back strikes to the window. >> could have been tragic and, you know, thank -- that's all i wanted for christmas. >> oh, wow. all those rescued are going to be just fine. >>> and now to a christmas miracle for two adorable baby girls. alison and amelia tucker were able to sit across from each other on santa's lap. they were born joined and separated by doctors in philadelphia last month. and just yesterday, introduced to the public. >> it's been a sheer roller coaster of emotions, but i wouldn't trade it for anything, because we've developed as a couple, as a family, as individuals. >> so now we're six weeks later and these past six weeks have been remarkable. >> doctors expect the girls to h

severe storms in south florida. >> upper 70s in miami. 50s in colorado springs and 15 in fargo.our time is up, we want to rest in peace one day. but who said anything about resting quietly? >> that's going to bring us to our favorite story of the day. a swedish company is selling hi-fi coffins for $30,000. the sound system is designed to pipe non-stop music six feet under. surviving friends and family can update your play list at any time. i think they're going to sabotage this. >> i love this story. the coffin comes with delux speakers and a screen displaying which song is playing at the time. i love that story. people like to enjoy their music, why not for eternity? not bad. >> they're probably going to be pipe in some songs that should be playing in hell, though. >>> new questions about reality tv and whether one popular show is actually rigged. >> shock and awe. >>> today's magic number for brides and grooms. they want to get married today on 12-12-12. you're watching "world news now." 3q lysol believes no toilet is complete, until it's completely clean. lysol toilet bowl cl

it is still draped right here over south and central florida. that's where, if any, action will occur today. isolated tornado but damaging winds not out of the question. you can see a slow go in south florida, flights out of there are driving today. damaging winds or hail, that's the picture. we'll talk more about the big picture weatherwise and also about the tornadoes and how rare they are or not, coming up. >> all right, alexandria, thank you. and coming up, the photographer that shot this video when the house collapsed along with the reporter covering the story. that is clint thornton's home that is collapsing behind him. he's yelling out. everybody is okay. nobody was injured there. we'll have that interview for you. >> can you imagine the cameras are rolling and you capture this craziness. >> amazing picture. my goodness. >>> oklahoma city police are looking for whoever put two pipe bombs on a truck. the driver found them attached to his fuel tank after he got back from a 400-mile trip. the truck reportedly was hauling rock. you can imagin

one in south florida, which, until this election, predominantly republican voting phenomena, and those in union city, new jersey, who have, you know, electorally expressed themselves via the democratic party. that goes to who engaged them when they showed up, and cultivated their political activity and included them in the political activity that was going on at that time no those communities. there's a lot to be said in in cycle and going forward as part of a broader koa litionz, and one -- coalition, and one that i heard time and time again, and republicans love to go back to the reagan quote. the national polls this year should not give you comfort. it's, you know, two-thirds support for abortion, and 60% support for the affordable care act. the -- about 59% for same-sex marriage. this is among hispanics in the national exit poll. that doesn't sound socially conservative to me. >> no. >> and so also, the question, it becomes, and this is more for the people who -- i'm not a -- dangerous thing to say, but the hispanic millennials more like millennials or hispanic millennials like tra

george mason is beaten by south florida. >>> this one would never really be close.he ciewrgz took a -- cougars took a 17-point lead into the break, went on to beat virginia tech. the hokies open up acc play next saturday hosting maryland. >>> navy marched into at&t park for the fight hunger bowl against arizona state. the mid shipmen came in winners of seven out of their last eight games but their winning ways would end here. second quarter the 52-yard touchdown. arizona state led 34-7 at the break. they would pile it on in the second half. the sun devils go on to beat navy 62-28. >>> now to the pin stripe bowl at yankee stadium. syracuse and west virginia got into a pregame scrub. as for the actual game, west virginia got on the board in the 32-yard touchdown on a screen, but again that wouldn't be enough. syracuse goes on to win 38-14. >>> and of course all sports are being trumped in the d.c. region by the skins-cowboys match-up tonight. washington needs a win to clench first place in the nfc east and the playoff spot and they are going to need help. this will be

george mason at south florida. that second half, the baseline jumper. usf with the 12-point lead, mason-dixon close, but they still lose. a.u. played sixth ranked kansas today, losing 89-57. hard to talk basketball when everybody wants to talk about the redskins. >> i think some fans are coming down. >> the tickets are still pricey. >> $1200. >> if they included a big thick >> virginia woman says instead of finding a new high pad in frof a box of packaging, she got a bunch of notepads. she said she got the runaround from walmart until she called the media for help. the family got an upgraded ipad for their troubles. they're encouraging other people to double check before they leave the store. >> ipad, notepad not the same thing. >> not quite. >> at least she got it taken care of.

. >> tim: hire of the year so far for me willie taggart, jim harbaugh disciple at south florida.ete are excited. that will just about do it for tonight. thanks for watching "the jeep post-game show." tonight on cbs. >> tim: nobody knows the game like a quarterback. sniechl only on the cbs sports network, the 24-hour home of cbs sports. >> tim: thanks for watching, everybody. have a great evening and thanks for being with us all season long here in new york and beyond. [ announcer 1 ] today's challenge, the other airlines versus southwest in bag fee barrage. [ announcer 2 ] the other airlines contestant is getting pummeled with bag fees. oh, but he's flying southwest. no bag fees for this guy! got to give it up for bags fly free. business travelers win with southwest. [ male announcer ] this commercial is not about getting fios; it's about getting fios. that moment after you finally got it, that you actually get it. when you can see blades of artificial grass in their full glory you get it. or the first time you download a two-hour movie in two minutes, you get it. because once yo

. >> this group of 24 from oakland's group went to south florida for a youth conference. >> we come excited, eager to receive the things that god has for us, and unexpectedly all of this happens. >> reporter: the group was eating at a restaurant near the airport when their van was broken into. they lost $12,000 in cash, luggage and ids. >> we worked hard, our parents and a lot of us worked hard for that money. it was a lot of money that was stolen from us. >> reporter: all of them thousands of miles from home were left stranded. the emotional loss, visible across their faces. >> we're out here many miles from home with no one to contact or ask for help. >> reporter: and we got calls at our own station from people wanting to help this group out. it appears viewers in florida were following this story closely as well and this group caught a break. take a listen to this. >> i believe he's the owner of the dolphins, a team out here in miami, and he came and he had a present for us and we didn't imagine, we didn't have a clue what it was, and he came down and they interviewed us and he presented

first cuban-american, and he also managed to get that gig, if you want to use that phrase, being a south florida politician when central and northern florida politicians had tended to dominate in that area. and he found a way to alleviate the concerns of the central and northern florida politicians that he would be all about miami and not about them. you can translate that onto a larger stage and say, well, he might have the ability now to say i'm not all about the republicans, or i'm not all about any one particular demographic group, i'm about a larger audience of people, a larger audience of voters. >> host: manuel roig-franzia is our guest, "the rise of marco rubio" is the book. did he authorize, did he participate in the writing of this book? >> guest: no. this is an unauthorized biography, not one that he participated in. it's a work of journalism, and it's built on interviews with dozens and dozens of people who know him well, who have served with him in the legislature. and it also draws from really rich documents, material that i was able to get out of the national around kentuckys -- a

he returned to south florida where they intercepted him. >>> and the dow jones. what is on the table tonight? is a deal close? how does it affect your family? jonathan karl here with that. jon? >> reporter: with everybody's taxes at stake here, both sides have made big concessions to try to get a deal. president obama has agreed to limit the cost of living increases for people getting koeshl security. somebody retiring this year. that could mean $130 a year by 2013 and less that have. a big deal for democrats. meanwhile from republicans, speaker boehner has agreed to raise tax rates on the wealthy. specifically those making $1 million a year. there are 280,000 people making that much a year. and alex rodriguez, made $30 million. next year alone, he could pay $1.3 million more in taxes. i got to tell you, despite the concessions on both sides there are is pes mismg here about getting to a deal. the officials will work on a backup deal to pursue if all talks collapse. >> well, as least concrete things now on the table. jonathan karl reporting in. >>> and all of us

. >> reporter: from the new york stock exchange to south florida to the fashion's capitol. >> we gather as religious leaders to compheplerate the one week marker of the shootings in connecticut -- commemorate the one-week marker of the shootings in connecticut. >> reporter: it marks one week since the shooting that killed 20 children and 6 adults. as investigators continue to hunt for a motive as to why 20- year-old adam lanza killed his mother and later opened fire at sandy hook, the nation's most prominent gun rights lobbyying group broke their sigh leps. the rifle association argued in a statement that the nation's schools should have armed protection. >> the only way to stop a monster from killing our kids is to be personally involved and invested in a plan of absolute protection. the only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun. >> reporter: education secretary, duncan, in his first public remarks since the shooting says the fashion's overall gun policy needs a change. >> one disturbed young man was mad at the world. i can not help but wonder what he might ha

. >>> and police released surveillance video at a shooting down in south florida on christmas eve. it happened inside a flea market. you can see how quickly the store owner's daughter hit the ground. one man pointed the gun at her head. you can see a woman running for her life. this all took place in just 31 seconds. >>> and check out this. a brawl at the mall. a night involving more than 20 kids. teens got out of control. even after police and security got involve they didn't stop. shoppers screamed and ran and took cover. >> we hid behind the jewelry counter at macy's and then i was finally like we need to get out of here. >> after it was over the mall reopened. it was hard for many to catch their breath. four were arrested for that. >>> and three people broke into a new mexico wal-mart right on christmas morning. they stole $30,000 worth of stuff. they didn't just grab things, they picked out rifles, then went to the electronic section, they broke into locked drawers and took mp3 players, cameras and more. they filled three carts and took them out of the back of the store where

oakland, they are missing luggage and thousands of dollars after a tv broke into their van in south florida. it happened yesterday as the group ate lunch at a fort lauderdale restaurant. the station did not name the name of the oakland church, though. >>> a crab scab who buzzed into town as local crab fishermen furious about crossing a picket line. fishmongers want to lower the price to from 3 bucks a pound to 1.80. they say no deal. things got hot when a boat came in from oregon with with a catch. >> i'm just trying to move a little product. you have to go fishing and nobody's making money. >> negotiations are still going on but for now, local fish markets and grocery stores are quickly running out of crab. >>> 4:38, gay couples here in california are awaiting the supreme court decision that could come today. annanne makovec is in san francisco and she joins us with more. >> reporter: even by not making a decision, the supreme court is essentially making a decision ask a lot of people here and waiting to find out what's going to happen today. the u.s. supreme court is scheduled to review w

. >> after more digging, lieutenant discovers that the man lives right there in south florida. we knocked on the door of his condo and he answered the door wearing the ladies watch. he said it was a gift from god. i think he really believed thatful he said ever since i believed this watch from god i've had nothing but good luck. the grateful victim gets her watch back three months later. the thief gets a fine and probation. safe to say his luck has run out. >>> coming up, flames devour an occupied house, and a neighbor has a decision to make. when "caught on camera: what would you do." returns. >>> ah, just another day in paradise. until it suddenly turns into a terrifying nightmare. >> one minute we're flying. the next thing i know i'm upside down in the water strapped in asking myself what happened. >> january 2012, honduras. a float plain with pontoons for landing on water crashes in the caribbean sea. >> it just skimmed over the surface, and then it flipped over. >>> with only the wreckage to hold onto, a stranded family and pilot struggle to survive. but they then spot it.

the other spot, yet we had some tonights and thunderstorms in south florida.only two wet spots out there. you can see the radar driving across 75. that will be the only trouble spot out there. forecast trouble-wise we had the cold and snow over the weekend. slowly warming up. we're going do a snow melt all week long. by the weekend we should melt a good deal of it. temperatures in the teen. if you're definitely in the midwest, deep south, bundle yourself and the kids up. it's going to be typical cold winter. over the next seven days the blue line shows you where all the cold air is. by about thursday it's gone. it retreats back up to canada. it's not till saturday or sunday that some of the cold air will held back to the east coast. the forecast, very nice, cooler. no real travel concerns. just watch those storms down there in the sunshine state. >>> well now let's turn to sports and before i get to the patriots highlights, mike barnicle, i hope that every morning you and all the new england fans wake up and thank tom brady. you've been going for a decade with

look at the 60s, 70s, even mid- 80s south texas and south florida. as we go to tomorrow, cold stays out west, especially west of the continental divide. highs in the teens in many of the areas in western colorado and western wyoming. we'll be in the 50s once again on wednesday. in fact, a nice looking wednesday. then by thursday, notice the cold starts to shift east. only 20 in minneapolis. we'll see the cold shift in our direction for friday, saturday, sunday and monday right now. probably looking at highs in the low to mid-40s around here. so going to feel a lot more like it should for december. storm system in the east and one in the west. got several in the west. we have a little piece of energy coming here through the north north dakota, south dakota area. more cold on shore flow with mountain snows, coastal rains, one to two feet of snow in many of the mountain areas out west. heavy snow in maine. northern vermont, winter hasn't set in in the east. it will slowly get here. so the breeze is going to kick in. that will help with the upslope. rain

a 20-year-old man from south florida, raese alam qazi, a naturalized citizen from pakistan, is charged with a lone wolf attack against new york city. specifically, in times square, wall street as well as broadway theaters. >>> a new report suggests several links to cancer, among workers who were exposed to toxic debris at the 9/11 world trade center. but the health department found few cancer cases among the 56,000 people involved in the study. its author says the results should take action. >>> a blizzard is sweeping across the country dropping snow from the rockies to the great lakes. it's the same storm that battered the west this week. southern california ski resorts are happy and covered in fresh powder. up to two feet of snow fell in parts of the pacific northwest. >>> more than a dozen states are bracing for today's storm, with winter weather warnings from nevada to michigan. places like omaha, des moines and goodland, kansas, are expected to get the worth of it. 6 to 12 inches accompanied by fierce winds. the wild weather is blowing in from st. louis to baton rouge, bringing th

. >>> and it's a special holiday for one south florida family after a daring rescue. cam caught the drama after the car crashed into a tree and burst into flames. the officer broke out the back window and jumped into the burning car. a good samaritan and another officer managed to rescue the others inside. thankfully, everyone's going to be okay. >>> complaints are pouring in across the country from people who say their neighbors are taking the christmas spirit a little too far. we've all seen these extreme light displays, just like this one in florida. so, many visitors flood the cul-de-sac every night to get a look at the homeowner has volunteers in place to direct traffic. but neighbors say the bright lights and loud music are too much. and this spectacle is rieling up residents in southern california. it has 60,000 l.e.d. lights. >> not so many. >> very subtle. >>> now, to a christmas miracle for two, adorable baby girls. allison and amelia tucker were able to sit across from each other on santa's lap. they were born joined at the chest and abdomen. separated by d

it's set here in south florida, where my uncle died ine my immigration custody and it happened the same year that my daughter miriam was born, and my father was also dying. i never intended to write a memoir. these event came together and the book came out of that. >> edwidge danticat is our guest. we're talking with her and ray in north las vegas. if you have a question, please requested and ask it. >> >> caller: i was wondering for you're familiar with --ge dn [inaudible]ti the conspiracy theory about thev earthquake. i guess the government has --oud [inaudible] l the earthquake allegedly was --k [inaudible] it was cuba or some otherr country like that and it hit haiti. i was wondering for you were familiar with the information? have heard that theory, ray, about the, you know, the earthquake mighthat have been mn caused, if you will. mive heard it theory. i don't know i don't dismis. i don't dismiss anythingd. outright. we've been hearing more aboutw,i fracking, it's called. people are, you know, drilling and it causes seismic activity. i don't dismiss anything outright. i have heard

their own lives as a result of cyber bullying and that is why i did a remarkable partnership in south florida with local law enforcement who had gone into schools talking about bullying, including cyber bullying and giving people concrete examples of things of situations they saw, it was remarkable. and that is why we will continue to do that work. so i hope today as we move forward you will understand that we are in this together with you at the department of justice. this is an all hands on deck enterprise. there is so much to do. i hope at the end of this day we will indeed all follow the lead of that student, walk out and say what are one or two things i'm going to do differently and better? how are we going to improve this situation? i hope if you take one and only one thing from melinda and my and ruslyn's remarks today, if you have an idea, please bring them to us. we want to learn from you. we are in this together and i want to say thank you because the most important thing we have is a recognition that you understand that this is indeed a national issue for us to deal with. i'm looki

all this is made with american workers here in south florida. they take the deck part and then they put it into a hull which they've manufactured separately. it all it's about 5,000 man hours process to get a finished boat. about four or five month manufacturing time but business has been good enough there's actually a wait list. it's different for american mega-yacht builder trinity yachts. it's tough to call these boats with prices in the eight figure range or more. sales have slowed for its customers. >> in uncertain times, they tend to become a bit more financially conservative. unfortunately, the other thing we feel is that we feel that there's class warfare. it's making some of the clients reluctant to be seen purchasing an asset like this. >> reporter: it may be difficult to think of these high-priced luxury items as helping the economy but the builders argue it's not about price, but where that money is spent. >> because of this whole one per cent, class warfare and everything, i think its critical that the public understand that these y

locals in south florida were not about to let this church group go out showing them the best that communityfer. when $12,000 vanished out of their van yesterday, the group was stranded with no way to pay for hotels and food. once it became a news story, floridians came to the rescue. the group of 24 set off yesterday with high hopes for an exciting fulfilling adventure, a trip from oakland to a christian youth conference in fort lauderdale. but within hours after rival, they were crushed to find $12,000 cash, their luggage, and the adult leader passport stolen out of

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. >> tom: great to have you in south florida susie, goodnight susie, we'll see you online at: www.nbr.com and back here monday night. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org captioning by vitac, underwritten by fireman's fund >>> an unprecedented surrender. the oakland police department gives up authority to a court appointed director. is it enough to avoid a federal takeover? california schools are poised for a tidal wave of money, nearly $3 billion over 5 years. to make schools greener. a bleak future for african-american school-aged boys. it's one of several alarming findings of a legislative committee study. >>> plus, a conversation with an educaon

they are naturalized citizens of pakistani decent living in south florida. and abc's senior justice correspondent pierre thomas joins us now with all the breaking details. pierre? >> reporter: diane, tonight, the fbi believes it has stopped a plot of home grown terror that while in its early stages, could have been deadly. tonight, two ft. lauderdale men are in custody, accused of plotting to detonate a bomb in the u.s. homeland. the two men, brothers raees and sheheryar qazi, are identified at naturalized citizens from pakistan. sources tell abc news, this was not a sting. and that the younger brother had been in contact with overseas radicals, possibly connected to al qaeda. the indictment accuses the men of attempting to provide lodging, communications, equipment and transportation in a conspiracy to use a weapon of mass destruction. and sources say, the fbi found evidence the younger brother had been monitoring recent fbi sting cases, so authorities say infiltrating the alleged conspiracy was a nonstarter. >> and pierre, i know this is still a developing

. >> tom: great to have you in south florida susie, goodnight susie, we'll see you online at: www.nbr.com and back here monday night. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

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and local media in south florida.and that's pretty much the sum total of what, of the outlets that i hit over and over and over and over again four years ago. this time i ended up doing media in, again, the national, univision, telemundo, now there's mundo fox, cnn in espanol has a bigger footprint than four years ago, and in ten states. i did radio in iowa and ohio, in north carolina and virginia. obviously, in florida. but in nevada and colorado and new mexico and arizona. and it's that deepening and that proliferation of spanish-language media outlets that i think tells you a lot about that we can go into later about the proliferation of the latino vote. obviously, this is a segment of the latino vote, the spanish-dominant portion of it, but an interesting subset of the vote. so that, i think that kind of difference between '08 and '12, it also gets into some of the structural differences of the obama campaign, obama for america in '08 versus '12 that we can get into later. >> well, talk a little more about that. s