When you're visit the largest lake in South America,

take time to enjoy more than the gorgeous scenery.

So when you go to the lake, you're not just visiting any body of water,

you're visiting the place that, according to myth,

gave the Andes its life.

Coming up, it's a guide to Lake Titicaca, where you may feel you've stepped back centuries in time.

Latino cultures are becoming a major part of North American society,

and not just in border states and the big cities.

Places you may not imagine, like Georgia has almost a million Latinos today.

North Carolina is about to have a million Latinos.

The founder of Latino Decisions explains recent trends among Hispanics here in the USA.

We'll also explore South Carolina's low country where the coastal gula communities provide a living

link to that region's plantation history.

Today even true gulas still speak a sort of a Creole type language that's a mixture

between African tribal languages and English and so forth.

It's all in the hour ahead of South Carolina, chances are you'll be having oysters.

Coming up, a northern immigrant to Hilton Head Island shares the region's highlights that he's been enjoying and gives us some tips for exploring

the coastal flatlands between Charleston and Savannah.

Also in the hourhead, the co-founder of a public opinion firm that focuses on Latinos in the United States explains how they've

become the largest ethnic group in California and are poised to do the same in just a few years

in Texas.

We'll get a better understanding of trends among the growing

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