WTVJ (NBC Miami) late news - Hugo Chávez death - 2013-03-05
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[0:01] Live, the news on NBC 6 South Florida
[0:05] starts now.
[0:08] >> Now at 11.
[0:12] >> From tears in the streets of Venezuela
[0:16] >> to cheers in South Florida,
[0:20] >> the reactions run deep to the death of
[0:22] Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez.
[0:25] >> Tonight, Team 6 has the range of
[0:27] emotions as we ask, what's next? for
[0:29] Venezuela and its people.
[0:35] >> Good evening to you. I'm Adam
[0:36] Cooperstein
[0:36] >> and I'm Jackie Nespraw. Welcome to this
[0:38] special edition of NBC6 South Florida.
[0:41] Chavez had battled cancer for months.
[0:43] His last surgery was in December in
[0:45] Cuba.
[0:45] >> But now his battle is over. He died at
[0:47] 4:25 this afternoon. These are live
[0:50] pictures tonight from Karakas,
[0:51] Venezuela's capital. People took to the
[0:53] streets there immediately following this
[0:55] afternoon's announcement, but so far it
[0:57] has remained very peaceful.
[0:59] >> We have a team of reporters on this
[1:01] story for you tonight. Spread across
[1:02] South Florida. We begin in Dural where
[1:05] you'll find the largest concentration of
[1:06] Venezuelans in this country. Team 6
[1:09] reporter Gilma Avalos is there live now
[1:11] at El Paso. Gilma
[1:13] >> Jackie Adam. As you can see behind me,
[1:15] families are finally sitting down to
[1:17] enjoy a late dinner with their loved
[1:20] ones. children staying up past their
[1:22] bedtime on a night that uh their loved
[1:24] ones consider historic. La Paso has
[1:27] always been an important meeting point
[1:29] for members of the opposition, but
[1:31] tonight these people hope to remember it
[1:33] as the place they came to express their
[1:35] hope for Venezuela.
[1:41] >> Throughout the city of Dal, the sounds
[1:42] of the opposition were heard