to miami. that's a lot of time to think. what am i going to do to leave my mark in life? to make these people who rejected me remember who i am. >> may 12, 24 hours after killing william reese, cunanan arrives in miami. >> we had received information about andrew cunanan and the possibility that he could be in california, and we began to look for this individual. >> we started getting reports and being in miami beach, they certainly put up wanted posters and tried to show the possibility he may be here, but still, nobody was certain. >> it wasn't something that was put together all after the fact. we knew there were previous killings. >> cuhanan checked into a hotel, using a fake passport as an id. he blends in with the locals of south beach and remains unnoticed. >> he could have been sunning himself on the beach, and he would have looked, acted like everyone else in that circle on south beach. he could be anywhere, he could be right next to you. >> july 7. running low on money, cunanan enters

miami police still consider him an interest. but now they are focusing on the man paula was last seen walking away from the club with. paula's sister returned to miami four weeks later. she wanted to keep the case alive. >> tell us about your sister and family. >> she gave interviews, posted fliers with dave wasser and talked to anyone who might have seen something. a big sister nancy drew. >> we appreciate it. thanks a lot. >> she is very hurt. she is struggling. she's trying to keep the case alive by putting up a reward. >> kelly put up $15,000 of her own money for a reward. club space owners doubled it to $30,000. a lubricant for reluctant tipsters. almost one month to the day after the murder when the case seemed to be stalled out came a dramatic development. police announced they have a composite sketch of the man bouncers had seen outside the club. the employees glimpsed the man from the back and side. but there is another witness who got a better look at the man from head on. this is a sketch of that man produced by a pol

les agradezco la oportunidad de estar aquí en la universidad de miami. la bienvenida de tantas personas acá. muchas gracias. >>> quiero que sepan, en sus hogares, y en el público, me preocupa los estados unidos, me preocupa la dirección, en que va los estados unidos. me preocupa el hecho que tenemos 23 millones de estadounidense que están buscando empleo o están sub empleados. llevamos más de 50 meses una tasa de desempleo por encima del 10% entre los hispanoamericanos me preocupa el hecho que tanto jóvenes hispano americano os dejan sus estudios. y no tienen las destrezas para el día de mañana. es una nación que se ha puesto en un rumbo diferente que hemos conocido. las políticas del presidente, creo que aunque tienen buena intención, no se han desempeñado como hay que desempeñarse. como entiendo lo que hay que hacer para crear empleos. no pasé la vida en el gobierno. he pasado en pequeños negocios, más grandes, aprendí experiencias como funciona la economía. quiero que los estados unidos vuelva a trabajar de nuevo. sé como logro log

. >> i see the old and new miami. the older class, they demand respect, they want to show they're older and bigger than everybody else. >> we're the newer girls, if you're intimidated by us, sorry. there is a new miami. >> wow. marysol patin, good morning, ladies, good to have you here. leah, let me start with you because this is actually your second season this time around, what's different? obviously some new cast members. what else has changed? >> i think a lot's different. i think that the mix of the new girls has made it hot, spicy, wild, crazy, fun, and a little -- few other things have gone on. >> still lots of drama i imagine. >> more drama than ever. and it heats up as the season progresses. >> ana, you're one of the new cast members, what brought the you. why did you want to join? and were you aware of what you were getting yourself into? >> we're never aware of what we're getting ourselves into. and there's apprehension when you can't predict other people's behavior. but i think the key is to try to stay ab

presidencial en venezuela, los habitantes en este país buscan la mejor manera de ejercer su voto >>en miami los venezolanos se han movilizado y quieren llevar a la mayor cantidad de ellos a votar. >>queremos ayudar a las personas que no puedan trasladarse >>luego de la expulsion de lidia acosta, hugo chávez cerró el centro de miami. >>por eso el interes de que estos votos no se pierdan, una organizacion tiene listos vuelos que transporan a las personas libres de costo. >>un voto hace la diferencia >>nos cerraron acá el consulado, así y todo estas20 mil personas iremos, y esos votos serán tomados en cuenta+ mente>>la fundacion voto donde sea.com también hizo donaciones de comida para ir en autobús >>son 14 a 16 horas de ida, estar dos o tres horas y volver a miami, pero es nuestro deber con venezuela >>aquí estan los datos si quiere ir 3058098498 los organizadores recalcan que son unas elecciones históricas. >>este domingo univisión investiga y aquí y ahora revelan importantes documentos del operativo rápido y furioso >>crimenes ejecutados por delicuentes mexicanos con armas esta

romney's remarks tonight in miami. we'll bring these remarks to you if he says anything that is beyond his standard stump speech or if he makes any news about what's going on in today's headlines. but the fact that mitt romney is doing this event at all in miami is newsworthy in itself. because mr. romney has not been doing have many big, public events recently. and he has not been doing very many big, public events specifically in swing states. which is the very unusual way that his campaign is dealing with their troubles right now. it is how they are dealing with what started as media trouble for the campaign, largely, i think, confined to the beltway, but which has now become really a nationwide crisis for mr. romney's campaign. on monday, the beltway press was full of stories about the romney campaign panicking about losing republican strategists and romney campaign operatives going to the press and blaming each other, blaming even the candidate himself for what was going wrong in the campaign. that was monday morn

david rivera dirigiÓ una campaÑa secreta en contra de un rival polÍtico segÚn el miami herald anuncian el veredicto contra el ex empresario nicaragÜense. viajaba facundo cabral cuando lo mataron. estÁ tras las rejas una de los hombres detrÁs de la pelÍcula anti musulmana que desatÓ protestas en el medio oriente. >>> hay nuevas acusaciÓnes contra el congresista. hay investigaciÓn federal para saber si rivera participÓ en >>>periodista: intento por plantar a un candidato falso en las pasadas elecciones primarias del partido demÓcrata con el distrito 26 de la florida. lourdes del rÍo en miami, nos dice en quÉ se basa la denuncia y quÉ reacciones hay. >>> el informe periodÍstico indica que el candidato del desconocido justin lamar. declarÓ al fbi que estÁ colocando a su campaÑa. una consultora republicana. asegurÓ que siempre se referÍa al representante por sus niveles de r o el sobrenombre del gÁngster. en medio de este escÁndalo esta desaparecida hace 3 semanas. >>> ella en este momento, no enfrenta cargos. el gobierno no ha presentado una informaciÓn contra ella con

miami dade colleges the biggest in the nation. 175,000 students. all of them called on the streets in this massive voter registration drive which comes at the end of months of court battles over access. what i need you need? how far in advance can you do it? poorer voters are less likely to get to the polls on time. folks think florida republicans are fighting dirty. >> the efforts have come from republicans. in essence, you have the fact of suppressing the vote. >> that is what you see the purpose is? >> exactly. >> that is a fundamental issue at the heart of american democracy. if you think people are trying to stop their opponent's voting. >> extremely self. especially when the people that are registered to vote are with a red -- organization like ours. they are normally minorities. by stopping third party organizations from registering, you're stopping minorities from registering. >> on the other side of the fence, they seem equally bitter. the conservative talk radio station caters to an audience many of whom feel that the democrats are trying

david rivera dirigiÓ una campaÑa secreta en contra de un rival polÍtico segÚn el miami herald anuncian el veredicto contra el ex empresario nicaragÜense. viajaba facundo cabral cuando lo mataron. estÁ tras las rejas una de los hombres detrÁs de la pelÍcula anti musulmana que desatÓ protestas en el medio oriente. hay investigaciÓn federal para saber si rivera participÓ en >>>periodista: intento por plantar a un candidato falso en las pasadas elecciones primarias del partido demÓcrata con el distrito 26 de la florida. lourdes del rÍo en miami, nos dice en quÉ se basa la denuncia y quÉ reacciones hay. >>> el informe periodÍstico indica que el candidato del desconocido justin lamar. declarÓ al fbi que estÁ colocando a su campaÑa. una consultora republicana. asegurÓ que siempre se referÍa al representante por sus niveles de r o el sobrenombre del gÁngster. en medio de este escÁndalo esta desaparecida hace 3 semanas. >>> ella en este momento, no enfrenta cargos. el gobierno no ha presentado una informaciÓn contra ella con cargos o delitos padilla no conoce el paradero de

. >>> todo depende porque el sol aquÍ en miami puede llegar a ser peligroso, un pelotero y una que le gustarÍa estar en la playa. >>> anoche en el especial de "sal y pimienta" se regalÓ estarÁ entre las estrellas que van a participar en la nueva temporada de "mira quiÉn baila" la noticia fue tremenda bomba para todo el mundo la verdad que estamos contentos porque fernando obviamente regresa a su casa estaba emocionado mayor al revivir muchos momentos tan bonitos que viviÓ aquÍ en despierta d es una de las personas mÁs * talentosa que he conocido, me dio gusto de verlo feliz. >>> hubo mucha gente que me contÓ que les dio sentimiento de ver que estaba emocionado, la verdad que yo que estaba con Él, seguÍa bastante afectado y emocionado. >>> un pionero de despierta amÉrica es una de las personas que fundÓ este programa ¿por quÉ? no aparte que todos nos sentimos contentos. >>> supe esperamos aquÍ para que nos cuentes todo, pero ahora vamos a ir a ver como estarÁn las condiciones del tiempo, nos podemos ir a la playa? >>> un dÍa de playa? >>> cristina bueno mucho que va a

habrÍa sido acusada de narcotrÁfico, pero tambiÉn por tres asesinatos incluyendo el de un menor en miami, precisamente en miami es donde se ha estado reporta ando todo eso y tendremos mÁs informaciÓn mÁs adelante pero pasemos con ilia calderÓn para que nos cuente quÉ estÁ preparando esta noche. >> gracias jorge, tenemos noticias de inmigrantes, y fÍjate que los hijos de inmigrantes no deben pagar mÁs, es lo que dijo un juez que dictaminÓ que en estado de la florida no deben pagar matrÍculas mÁs caras porque sus padres sean inmigrantes indocumentados, dijo que la norma que exige los altos pagos estÁ... la constituciÓn, y autoridades mexicanas dijeron que el ataque a tiros de agentes federales contra agentes de la cia fue un accidente y no fue un acto deliberado, asÍ que estamos trabajando en esta y otras historias. >> ilia, muchÍsimas gracias. >> y tenemos a la reina de la cocaÍna, viviÓ y murio, loursdz d rourdz del rÍo tiene su historia. >> encontrÓ la muerte en esta carnicerÍa de medellin, griselda blanco muriÓ como vivio en medio de las balas. >> ultimada por un i

and there could be rain from miami to savannah. showers are a possibility in fargo and green bay. >> the day will start off chilly in upstate new york and new england. boston will be 64, instead of the usual 70. dallas and denver, about ten degrees warmer than usual. seattle will be in the mid-70s. anchorage is the cool spot at 56 degrees. phoenix, the hot spot at 103. >> i think i like the 103. >> 103's all right. 56 isn't so bad. a sweater. it's kind of cool. light jacket. i can deal with that. >> i can. >>> when we come back, call it the case of the kernels. the $7 million popcorn verdict. >>> and then, chick-fil-a is sticking with poultry but dropping the politics. >>> and later, the three-minute thrill ride that turned into a four-hour ordeal. >>> all right. welcome back. as we told you a few minutes ago, there's good news this morning about the economy. the census bureau also sees encouraging signs over the past year. the unemployment rate is falling, though it's still high. more americans are moving again, after moving hit r

local miami tv stations and the miami herald, we learn the one detail of this story that will stick forever, no matter what happens in this congressional race and no matter who goes to prison. the alleged conduit between the fake candidate and the congressman who was funding the fake candidate's campaign is a self-described republican political guru and conservative bad girl who is now missing, and who is wanted for questioning in the case. we learned from the miami herald this week that when she talked to the fake candidate guy about who this mysterious benefactor was who was paying for everything in his campaign, he says she never said the words david rivera. she called him by his initials d.r. or when she wasn't calling him by his initials she called him by his nickname, the gangster. his nickname is the gangster. not a very nice nickname. it should probably be congressman gangster. we will see. but as i said, the david rivera race now leans democratic. weekends with alex witt starts now. >>> what happened in libya? new word from the top u.s. spy office on the killing of the amer

local miami tv stations and the miami herald, we learn the one detail of this story that will stick forever, no matter what happens in this congressional race and no matter who goes to prison. the alleged conduit between the fake candidate and the congressman who was funding the fake candidate's campaign is a self-described republican political guru and conservative bad girl who is now missing, and who is wanted for questioning in the case. we learned from the miami herald this week that when she talked to the fake candidate guy about who this mysterious benefactor was who was paying for everything in his campaign, he says she never said the words david rivera. she called him by his initials d.r. or when she wasn't calling him by his initials she called him by his nickname, the gangster.

annette taddeo, miami-dade county. thank you for joining us tonight. appreciate your time. >> my pleasure. >>> elizabeth warren and scott brown had their first debate tonight. brown went on the attack right away. we have the highlights coming up. a lot more coming up in the next half hour of the "the ed show." stay right here. >>> the policies the current administration has is attacking my livelihood. >> they're wanting to close these mines down. >> mitt romney is getting in trouble for using unpaid workers in his new ad. tonight, i'll tell you why this story and his story about a chinese factory should trouble every wage earner in this country. thunder crashes ] [ female announcer ] some people like to pretend a flood could never happen to them. and that their homeowners insurance protects them. [ thunder crashes ] it doesn't. stop pretending. only flood insurance covers floods. ♪ visit floodsmart.gov/pretend to learn your risk. >>> thanks for staying with us tonight here on "the ed show." mitt romney is out with a new commercial spotlighting presid

heavy rain around miami and ft. lauderdale and west palm beach. it's a chilly morning around the great lakes, the northeast and the carolinas. >> 60s from chicago to new york. upper 80s from miami to new orleans. 70s in the central plains, 101 in phoenix. >>> and hollywood's hottest stars turned out for the emmy awards last night. and an evening filled with favorites and quite a few upsets. >> that's right, top honors went to the showtime thriller "homeland." abc's brandi hitt has the highlights. >> reporter: the prime time emmy awards was a star studded night. filled with excitement and a few surprises. >> this is crazy. >> reporter: jon cryer couldn't believe he won best actor in a comedy, while july julia dreyfuss won best actress. julie bowen and eric stonestreet won their second emmys for their supporting roles. >> i never knew i'd be on tv as a gay man. but i love the pictures of hairy chests you guys are sending me. >> reporter: even host jimmy kimmel provided plenty of laughs. >> i don't think the president should be watching "homeland" fo

and there could be rain from miami to savannah. showers are a possibility in fargo and green bay. >> the day will start off chilly in upstate new york and new england. boston will be 64, instead of 70. dallas and denver, about ten degrees warmer than usual. anchorage is the cool spot at 56 degrees. phoenix, at 103. >> i think i like the 103. >> 56 isn't so bad. a sweater. light jacket. i can deal with that. >> i can. >>> when we come back, call it the case of the kernels. the $7 million popcorn verdict. >>> and then, chick-fil-a is sticking with poultry but dropping the politics. >>> and later, the three-minute thrill ride that turned into a four-hour ordeal. >>> all right. welcome back. as we told you a few minutes ago, there's good news about the economy. the census bureau also sees encouraging signs over the past year. the unemployment rate is falling. it's still high. americans are moving again. after moving hit record lows last year. more young adults are leaving their parents homes. and the birthrate is no longer falling as s

. >>> quÉ tal, buenas noches todo listo aquÍ en la universidad de miami para encuentro con los candidatos programa de univision que esta noche tiene como invitado al aspirante mitt romney, se espera que el gobernador romney responda a sus interrogantes sobre temas que interesan a latinos, veamos como van los preparativos. >>> el encuentro llega en un momento clave en que el gobernador baja en las encuestas y que se ve envuelto en nueva polÉmicas. su madre dijo. usted sabe, nosotros hemos sido dueÑos de nuestra casa sÓlo en los Últimos 4 aÑos Él fue refugiado y se beneficio del programa federal de asistencia pushl por los primeros aÑos de su vida pero este gran paÍs le dio esta oportunidad. >>> toda persona en cada etapa de su vida puede necesitar o el padre que tiene un hijo que esta deshabilitado o una madre con un hijo en el sistema educa shl lo importante asegurar que no haya abuso en el sistema para que quienes lo necesitan de estos programas lo tengan disponible. >>> este fue lt escenario escogido, esta es la cancha donde practican balÓn cestos estudiantes que se transformÓ

y segÚn ellos, ni una visita a miami. >>> no se logra con una simple entrevista. que se complace y se pide el voto con peticiones concretas. un hombre que tiene una a agenda bastante ante latina. >>> ni una ieditorial en un periÓdico, podrÍa cambiar la percepciÓn de los votantes es la opiniÓn democrata, romney que ya llegÓ a a miami tiene un acto de campaÑa con la comunidad hispana. a quienes llevara su planteamiento de la no dependencia th el gobierno. josÉ. >>> angie gracias. >>> vamos a mÉxico el presidente felipe calderÓn ordeno una investigaciÓn a fondo para dar con el origen de una poderosa explosiÓn que dejo muertos y heridos en una instalaciÓn de pemex raÚl torres nos amplia de la capital mexicana. >>>raÚl: las llamas alcanzaron mÁs de 100 metros de altura las sirenas de las ambulancias parecÍan un grito de terror. la explosiÓn ocurrio en la maÑana del martes en la planta de gas, en reinosa tamaulipas. los que acudieron corrieron por su vida. >>> de repente... cual fue la causa. 29 no tuvieron suerte. >>> 24 murieron dentro de las instala

annette taddeo, miami-dade county. thank you for joining us tonight. appreciate your time. >> my pleasure. >>> elizabeth warren and scott brown had their first debate tonight. brown went on the attack right away. we have the highlights coming up. a lot more coming up in the next half hour of the "the ed show." stay right here. >>> the policies the current administration has is attacking my livelihood. >> they're wanting to close these mines down. >> mitt romney is getting in trouble for using unpaid workers in his new ad. tonight, i'll tell you why this story and his story about a chinese factory should trouble every wage earner in this country. how did i get here? dumb luck? or good decisions? ones i've made. ones we've all made. about marriage. children. money. about tomorrow. here's to good decisions. who matters most to you says the most about you. massmutual is owned by our policyholders so they matter most to us. massmutual. we'll help you get there. now we need a little bit more... a little bit more vanilla? this is great! [ male announcer ] at

>>>s in control está la fiebre de mira quién baila y esta escuela cde miami también se ha contagiado. >>> chicas con ustedes mig. >>> wow, qué bien. >>> max, habló con ellas de la competencia. >>> ese efecto de que la schicas se desmayan es de siempre. >>> no, es porque tú estabas. >>> poco a poco se acostumbra a miami. >>a>azúcar. >>> pan con croqueta. >>> qué hace una croqueta daentro del pan. >>> es un poco raro. >>> pero es delicioso. >>> qué extrañas de españa. >>> mi moto, porque aquí tengo que manejarme de un sitio a otro en carro. >>> así hicimos campaña a su favor. >>> chicas ustedes creen que va a ganar mira quién baila. >>> sí. >>> votan por el los domingos. >>> sí. >>> fotos, aalgunas técnicas de baile hasta aproveché para bailar gagna style. >>> te dejo en buenas manos. >>> tranquilo, tranquilo. >>> si vamos a empezar ahora. >>> 4, 5, 6. >>> hey, gagna style. >>> aquí e sla fiesta. >>>ssí. >>> qué es eso. >>> es un estilo nuevo que hacen en el mundo entero, los clubs, es como si estuviera en un caballo, es esto, pero con estilo. >>>ppero se está forman

annette taddeo, miami-dade county. thank you for joining us tonight. appreciate your time. >> my pleasure. >>> elizabeth warren and scott brown had their first debate tonight. brown went on the attack right away. we have the highlights coming up. a lot more coming up in the next half hour of the "the ed show." stay right here. >>> the policies the current administration has is attacking my livelihood. >> they're wanting to close these mines down. >> mitt romney is getting in trouble for using unpaid workers in his new ad. tonight, i'll tell you why this story and his story about a chinese factory should trouble every wage earner in this country. [ horse neighs ] look! she wears the scarlet markings! [ man ] out! your kind is not welcome here! nor your odd predilections! miracle whip is tangy and sweet, not odd. [ man ] it's evil! if you'd try it, you'd know. she speaketh the truth! [ crowd gasps ] [ woman ] reverend? ♪ can i have some? ♪ like in a special ops mission? you'd spot movement, gather intelligence with minimal collateral damage. but rath

allow proposed institution miami at san francisco campus from its current location at 415 jackson to 1414 van ness avenue, moving to rc4, zoning district, 130b height and bulk district and van ness special use district in van ness on the multiuse district. founded in 1993 miami ad school provides post secondary education that prepares students for careers in advertising. the abbreviated institution master plan for miami ad school was presented as an information item under case 2012.0453i and to the planning commission at a june 21st hearing. miami ad school occupies 9,239 square foot of ground floor commercial space at 1414 street and proposes to relocate to a small facility to 7,940 square foot ground floor commercial tenant space at 1414 van ness avenue within the van ness corridor. the proposal will involve interior improvements through ground floor tenant space with no expansion to the existing voting envelope. to date the department has not received any communication regarding the proposed project. staff -- planning department staff is recommending the proposed project be approv

many small time americans feel that miami it looks to alien, to gleaming. in 2012, as in previous elections, all eyes are on this day. but who cares? or are we missing the bigger picture? this country has essentially become ungovernable. its politics are poisonous. miami-dade colleges the biggest in the nation, 175,000 students, many of them from minorities. all of them poured out on the streets in this massive voter registration drive, a drive that comes after court battles over access -- what ideas do you need to vote? how far in advance can you do it? >> the efforts have come from republicans. but in essence, they are suppressing the vote. >> that is what you see its real purpose does? >> exactly. >> on the other side of the fence, they feel equally better, perhaps more so. a conservative talk radio station with an audience has many feel the democrats are trying to steal florida. >> i hope floridians understand that what happens in florida can decide who the next president of united states is. >> absolutely. thank you, sir. we appreciate your time. >> i

many small time americans feel that miami it looks to alien, to gleaming. in 2012, as in previous elections, all eyes are on this day. but who cares? or are we missing the bigger picture? this country has essentially become ungovernable. its politics are poisonous. miami-dade colleges the biggest in the nation, 175,000 students, many of them from minorities. all of them poured out on the streets in this massive voter registration drive, a drive that comes after court battles over access -- what ideas do you need to vote? how far in advance can you do it? >> the efforts have come from republicans. but in essence, they are suppressing the vote. >> that is what you see its real purpose does? >> exactly. >> on the other side of the fence, they feel equally better, perhaps more so. a conservative talk radio station with an audience has many feel the democrats are trying to steal florida. >> i hope floridians understand that what happens in florida can decide who the next president of united states is. >> absolutely. thank you, sir. we appreciate your time. >> i

now near miami and dade county. you have a large cuban population. historically that population -- obviously this is changing at times. it's not monolithic. but you have a lot of cuban voters that tended to vote republican. that's why you see the gap between president obama and mitt romney here in the state of florida. not as wide as what you see nation weed. these voters here will get a great deal of president obama and mitt romney over the coming weeks. >> right. once again it may boil down to florida, florida, florida. thank you so much in oraled wroe. >>> here's what we're working on for you for this hour. a cnn source says ambassador chris stevens was worried. was worried that he was on an al qaeda hit list months before he was attacked and that benghazi u.s. consulate installation. >>> 25 flights and nearly 23 million miles space shuttle endeavour is going into retirement today. the ones who make us laugh, the ones with the strong shoulder to lean on, the ones we're named after, and the ones named after us. it takes all kinds of good to make a

they went to miami. there is a cemetery there were a couple of former cuban leaders are buried. so his grandfather lived on that prior to castro and viewed him with this sense of a government and its troubles and foibles do to individuals as far as everyday life. when garcia went back to cuba after castro takeover it was at a time the cuban government was just getting started and they came up with a law that said if you are a renter your renter cut in half but after a certain number of years you will gain ownership of those apartments. most people are still waiting. >> maybe you can talk about this. >> just this one time. >> the cuban community has changed radically since it came here in the 1950s. politically a lot of changes going on especially in the castro regime. you have some people who take extreme positions on the cash regime. marco rubio with a growing latino community maybe in the future to play a much more central role in u.s. policy, these changes taking place in his own country, q. bach and when america and does he have example in the cuban community because before

in miami, two officers were relieved of duty after careening down a sandy stretch on miami beach, even going airborne. >> it is a serious problem. speed kills and it doesn't differentiate between a citizen or a police officer. >> reporter: and with that risk to public safety, we've seen more americans demanding action. those videos are going viral. and public outrage is forcing law enforcement to punish these officers. >> citizen forces getting involved now. john, thanks to you. >>> when we come back here on the broadcast, the super-bug puzzling the nation's top doctors, now taking the life of puzzling the nation's top doctors, now taking the life of a little boy. when the doctor told me that i could smoke for the first week... i'm like...yeah, ok... little did i know that one week later i wasn't smoking. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix is proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if y

heavy rain around miami and ft. lauderdale and west palm beach. it's chilly in the carolinas. >>> 60s from chicago to new york. 70s in the central plains, 101 in phoenix. >>> and hollywood's hottest stars turned out for the emmy awards last night. and an evening filled with favoritend and quite a few upsets. >> that's right. top dramas went to "homeland." abc's brandi hitt has the highlights. >> reporter: the prime time emmy awards was a star studded night. filled with surprises. >> this is crazy. >> reporter: jon cryer couldn't believe he won best actor in a comedy, while julia dreyfuss won best actress. julie bowen and eric stonestreet won their second emmys for their supporting roles. >> i never knew i'd be on tv as a gay man. >> reporter: even host jimmy kimmel provided plenty of laughs. >> i don't think the president should be watching "homeland" for the same reason i don't think charlie sheen should be watching "breaking bad." >> reporter: breaking bad aaron paul won best supporting actor. but it was homeland's night. claire danes for best a

last night in miami, the republican candidate held his first public rally in five days and the first since the hidden camera remarks about the 47%. that took him off his campaign message. a gallup poll says more than half of independent voters, the comments did not make a difference. 29% say they are less likely to vote for romney. 15% of americans say they are more likely to vote for him. the president seemed to support the idea of redistributing wealth 14 years ago. >> how we structure government systems that pool resours and hence facilitate some redistribution because i believe in redistribution, at least at a certain level to make sure that everybody's got a shot. how do we pool resources at the same time as we decentralize delivery systems in way that is foster competition and can work in the marketplace and can foster innovation at the local level and taylored to particular places. >> a president putting into place a political and economic program that a lot of us don't recognize. we haven't seen anything like this in america before. he said some years ago something which we a