day. it looks like the fire came over the chest back there. you can see the fire coming over the mountain. we know this is one of the risks that we have here. we are doing it strategically so we can get the people and their biggest threat done first. very scary. we started with manitou avenue north of. banging on my window. he was asleep. so i pounded on his door to get him out. that s pretty scary. it is right there. orange, a lot of orange. when you look at it coming down, she is backing down the hill, which is not what we normally see. all these fine people came to help me. they are helping me move out. i have a few thousand art works there. rocky, a fixture in manitou, art is his passion. two or three, almost 1,000 artworks in there. she has enough energy to move down. she is going to burn up into that canyon and start throwing embers. limited access, vegetation right up against houses. houses in places where there shouldn t be houses. it is ju
conference, and this will show you how important the latino vote will be in november. the polls show that president obama has a huge lead over mitt romney, and 66% to 24%. but here in florida the president is tight with his lead over romney where he trailed by 12 points. in romney s speech today and i want to bring in the panelists here, jim acosta who is inside, and we will go to him later, and juan carlos and also the executive president of naleo, and i want to start off with u you, juan carlos, first of all, anything surprising with the this speech? a lot of build-up and people want to bring something back home to the constituents. the tone. the tone on immigration, an is a different and different message. he recognizes the importance of latinos in the community, and what they provide to the economy and the businesses they create and the importance of the latino family and he says i do not want to separate the families and i want the u.s. citizens and residents to have t