Suzie Suh was born in South Korea, raised in Orange County and went to school in San Diego. She considers herself a true 'So-Cal Girl' at heart but really learned that "there's no place like home" while moving around the country for her job.

Before joining the CBS2/KCAL9 News team as a General Assignment Reporter for the Orange County Bureau, Suzie was a Reporter/Fill-in Anchor/Weekend Assignment Editor for the WB affiliate in 'Fabulous Las Vegas.' She also spent a couple of cruel, but beautiful winters in Northwestern Montana where she 'one-man banded' for a NBC affiliate.

Suzie's passion for journalism is rooted in two things: The ability to learn something new every day and meeting the people who teach her those things -- with the outdoors as her office space.

Suzie enjoys hula and hip-hop dancing pretending like she plays golf and spending time with family and friends.

SOTO has emerged as one of the hottest Latin-Funk-R&;B-Dance bands of the millennium. Soulful ballads, Latin rhythms, hot dance grooves and high energy choreographed stage shows, has made SOTO the most entertaining musical group of today! SOTO is a self-contained group which includes family members John Soto, Bruce Soto and Ross (Artie) Soto.

Based out of Norwalk, CA, the brothers started their own dance band and would perform at school talent shows, school dances, fundraisers, weddings, night clubs and eventually made it to concert tours in which they have worked with groups such as Earth, Wind & Fire, Patti La Belle, Dionne Warwick, James Brown, Poncho Sanchez, Tito Puente, Teena Marie, Whitney Houston and Marc Anthony just to name a few and can be seen with Ricky Martin on his "One On One" Asia MTV special as his back up band.

SOTO has traveled throughout the world including, Hong Kong, Thailand, India, Indonesia, Guam, Spain, Holland and was the first Latin American band to perform in Beijing China.