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Immigrants expanding across more regions than ever before gabe gutierrez has more from new hampshire. >> reporter: it is new england postcard perfect, and in nashua, new hampshire, a new boom is under way. >> i think the american dream is constantly changing. >> reporter: oscar villacis is now one of more than 59,000 latinos who live in this state in the last decade, its total population grew by less than 5%, while the hispanic population skyrocketed 62%. oscars mother was a factory worker, his ...

Rome in all its grand. lighting up the sky. all around is postcard perfect. behind the high walls, turmoil spoils the church. >> theyre not doing better. >> the pope has called a summit to discuss clerical child abuse. bishops from around the world grappling with the scale of the tragedy. >> documented the terrible deeds. and named those responsible were

The worlds most romantic and beautiful cities. in tonights "eye on earth," holly williams reports the worst flooding in half a century has left venice in deep trouble. >> reporter: they call venice the floating city, crisscrossed by canals, for centuries its been at the mercy of water. now, though, venetians say its getting worse. venice floods dozens of times every year. most of the city is just four to five feet above sea level. but locals here tell us that this is not normal. st. marks square...

From connecticut and me living in west port, i would have spent more time asking about snow plowing but we dont have time for that. >> well take care of that. >> im going to hold you to it then, richard blumenthal. well bring back the power panel to talk about the fate of immigration reform and little bit of that 2016 itch. as we go, take a look at this. shot earlier today, another beautiful shot from sochi, postcard perfect. its about to get its close-up. welcome back. how is everything? theres...

Drivers on cape cod. this is the view from cnn affiliate, whdh. blizzard and as much as a foot of snow will blanket part of massachusetts. in philadelphia, single digit temperatures and double digit snowfall. as much as a foot has already fallen. with a high of 14 degrees, that snow aint going anywhere. alison kosik is in landia, new york, on long island where they are suffering too. >> reporter: everybody is saying, look, it is winter. it is supposed to snow. the difference is, i think this sto...

Inside the great smoky mountains national park, im jay gray. >> thank you so much. that background, postcard perfect. and the shutdown could force kraft breweries to put custom beer on hold. >> hopefully the government is back up so we can get some labels and get these out to the masses. >> the alcohol tax and trade bureau has to approve new brews and new labels as well. ek t they cant do that during the partial government shutdown. ♪ theres a tear in my beer