my name is paul anderson. i am the deputy chief of staff for the mayor. i am excited that this court room is filled with all of these young people and the police department. this is such a big deal. let me just say, from the mayor's office and for me personally, i am so excited that you guys put this meeting together to have this type of interaction, where you have people interacting not necessarily with the police but in the city. this is transformative and helpful, and for me, personally, a young gish, african-american person who grew up in this city, in the bayview, you know, i remember, my mother was a public defender here in san francisco, and i grew up and actually have a couple of issues, and i got arrested, and i remember my mother coming toygc and coming to get me and telling the helen paris she was for my behavior, -- coming to ygc and coming to get me and telling me how embarrassed she was for my behavior. staying in school and getting an education, interacting with law enforcement differently really was transformative for my life, and having e

my name is paul anderson. i am the deputy chief of staff for the mayor. i am excited that this court room is filled with all of these young people and the police department. this is such a big deal. let me just say, from the mayor's office and for me personally, i am so excited that you guys put this meeting together to have this type of interaction, where you have people interacting not

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. >> thank you, anderson. >> paul conroy. >>> just ahead tonight, much more on the powerful storms that pummeled a wide stretch of the u.s. tornados left miles of damage in their wake. it's a day of sheer terror in a lot of small towns today. >>> also ahead, rush limbaugh's comments about a female law student put him in the cross-hairs of being slammed by all sides. >>> mitt romney finally made a comment about it after dodging some questions about it. we'll show you what he said and what some of the other gop candidates have said as well. >>> welcome back. you're looking at a school bus embedded in a house in henryville, indiana, about 20 miles north of louisville, kentucky. as we have been reporting, the town has been hit hard. the damage extensive. more now on the breaking news. chris welch is in henryville. chris, what's the latest there? >> reporter: well, anderson, i just got to the scene myself and i've been fortunate enough to meet these two people who were fortunate enough to reunite with each other. this is rusty and megan irish. father and daughter. megan goes to school a coup

. >> thank you, anderson. >> paul conroy. >>> just ahead tonight, much more on the powerful storms thatmeled a wide stretch of the u.s. tornados left miles of damage in their wake. it's a day of sheer terror in a lot of small towns today. >>> also ahead, rush limbaugh's comments about a female law student put him in the cross-hairs of being slammed by all sides. >>> mitt romney finally made a comment about it after dodging some questions about it. we'll show you what he said and what some of the other gop candidates have said as well. all energy development comes with some risk, but proven technologies allow natural gas producers to supply affordable, cleaner energy, while protecting our environment. across america, these technologies protect air - by monitoring air quality and reducing emissions... ...protect water - through conservation and self-contained recycling systems... ... and protect land - by reducing our footprint and respecting wildlife. america's natural gas... domestic, abundant, clean energy to power our lives... that's smarter power today. if they'd booked with traveloc

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thanks very much to both of you, paul and ben. anderson, what do you have on tap?'re also following the trayvon martin story. >>> officials in sanford, florida, have just passed a vote of no confidence in the police chief there as protests spread, including one in new york city. more people are asking did the police do enough to investigate the death. we'll look into that tonight. is justice really being served. we'll lay out the facts as we know them right now and you'll also hear from trayvon martin's parents. i interviewed them both today. and we'll look closely at the law that is keeping the shooter out of jail. we'll talk to one of the bill's co-sponsors who says if the shooter pursueded trayvon martin, the law does not protect him. also, was a racial slur by the shooter said on that 911 tape? we took the calls into our most sophisticated audio booth. we'll let you listen uncensored to what the shooter said and you can decide if it was in fact a racial slur. if it was a racial slur, legally that makes a huge difference in terms of the federal government's invo

john we'll be watching particularly the blue-collar voters paul was just talking about. >>> anderson, more exit polls ahead. some of them reveal a significant problem for mitt romney. stand by for that. ron paul tells me his republican rivals are being reckless. find out just what he means ahead. ♪ ( whirring and crackling sounds ) man: assembly lines that fix themselves. the most innovative companies are doing things they never could before, by building on the cisco intelligent network. but proven technologies allow natural gas producers to supply affordable, cleaner energy, while protecting our environment. across america, these technologies protect air - by monitoring air quality and reducing emissions... ...protect water - through conservation and self-contained recycling systems... ... and protect land - by reducing our footprint and respecting wildlife. america's natural gas... domestic, abundant, clean energy to power our lives... that's smarter power today. [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created

thank you, chief, from dcyf, claudia anderson with eastern support services, tara reagan, paul. i am glad we have many influential players in the chamber tonight. i also want to set the tone of tonight's meeting. i am personally very interested to hearing all of your genuine experiences you have had in the past, however we do want to keep the conversation moving forward, so therefore, i believe the theme, the concept that we are trying to set or atone is let's advocate, let's advocate as individuals, as individuals who have experience, whether it is negative interactions with police, let's attach it to your experiences and story by identifying the root problems that we have and also providing solutions so that we can learn from each other, and also, we would like to hear the positive outcomes that have occurred with youth and police officers, so please share those so that we can replicate those in the future, and also, we know we have, as a youth commission, and the committee, thank you for being here today. thank you for the many, many hours on this project, preparing for it. w

. >> anderson, with 62% of the vote now in, 47% for romney, 35 for santorum, only 9% for ron paul, 8%for newt gingrich. a very good night, indeed, for mitt romney. >> yeah, let's get reaction with the panel. >> well, sure. i mean, first off, you want the race to be sort of to rewrite thomas hobbs. nasty, broodish and long. and it has been. but i thought romney did a good job for mitt romney. but he still doesn't make the emotional connection. frankly, i thought a lot of people thought al gore lacked that. mitt romney makes those two look warm and fuzzy. and he needs to find a way to open his heart a little bit. i think having ann romney speak is a great advantage. she's terrific. but she's not on the ballot. he did it in illinois by out spending santorum 21-1. and he won't be able to out spend barack obama 21-1. >> is all of this -- santorum, gingrich, they all make this argument about the delegate count. it's inevitable mitt romney is going to be the nominee, isn't it? >> i think so. unless he unexpectedly collapses. >> one of the reasons he's down below 10% is the sense that his can

paul's interview with alaska governor sarah palin earlier. we might have highlights late tore share with you. so far a mixed bag. to anderson cooper. mixed bag. three wins for romney. two for santorum, one for newt gingrich and ohio critical and close. >> what do you make of what you all heard from the former speaker, alex? >> i think we see why newt gingrich is 1-9 tonight. we were talking earlier about how candidates connect with voters. i think that's a lesson in how not to. one of the things you explain to candidates, don't spend the whole campaign telling voters you are more important than they are, how important you are. i'm speaker, i'm this, i'm that. there wasn't a single-story there in about a georgia voter, about anybody's life, anything to connect with. barack obama, when he ran, yes, we can, we are the change we've been waiting for. he gave the voter value in the political contest. there wasn't any of that. >> we did hear from speaker gingrich over and over the term "wall street," i guess he 's using that to refer to mitt romney as. >> he's complaining about the wall street money et cetera without note heing has his ow

anderson. thank you very much. >> one thing you can say about the 2012 primary race, almost everyone has had a chance to claim victory. no exception tonight. ron paul before most of the votes were counted. here's how the other three sized up their performance. >> this was a big night tonight. lots of states. we're going to win a few. we're going to lose a few. but as it looks right now, we're going to get at least a couple of gold medals and a whole passel full of silver medals. we have won in the west, the midwest and the south and we're ready to win across this country. >> tonight, we have taken one more step towards restoring the promise of tomorrow. tomorrow we wake up and we start again. and the next day we'll do the same. and so we'll go day by day, step by step, door by door. heart to heart. there will be good days, there will be bad days. always long hours. never enough time to get everything done. but on november 6, we're going to stand united. >> remember when it was tim pawlenty who was going to crowd me out? and remember then when it was michele bachmann? and then it was our good friend herman cain the first time? and then donald trump

anderson. thank you very much. >> one thing you can say about the 2012 primary race, almost everyone has had a chance to claim victory. no exception tonight. ron paul before most of the votes were counted. here's how the other three sized up their performance. >> this was a big night tonight. lots of states. we're going to win a few. we're going to lose a few. but as it looks right now, we're going to get at least a couple of gold medals and a whole passel full of silver medals. we have won in the west, the midwest and the south and we're ready to win across this country. >> tonight, we have taken one more step towards restoring the promise of tomorrow. tomorrow we wake up and we start again. and the next day we'll do the same. and so we'll go day by day, step by step, door by door. heart to heart. there will be good days, there will be bad days. always long hours. never enough time to get everything done. but on november 6, we're going to stand united. >> remember when it was tim pawlenty who was going to crowd me out? and remember then when it was michele bachmann? and then it was our good friend herman cain the first time? and then donald trump

paul. with 12% of the vote in alabama, doing a bit better than his two rivals. andersons fair to say as we watch both of these states, it could still go when all the dust settles anyway. >> is rick santorum at the desperate end of his campaign as governor romney says? >> i think governor romney should probably hope he's not because he needs rick santorum and newt gingrich as you see in both these races. if it weren't for them splitting the very conservative, evangelical, tea party voters, mitt romney would not be within sort of a position to win in either mississippi or alabama. so the fact that they're splitting the vote, whether it's desperate or not, he ought to pay them both to stay in a little longer. >> we've had so many long nights, all the way back to iowa. >> you remember that? >> i try to forget, in which there's been this close voting between romney and santorum. time after time after time. it does seem to me the argument he has that this should be a two-man race or this has become a two-man race has gained a great deal of credibility over time. >> it has beca

anderson, let's assess what we just heard right now from the former republican vice-presidential nominee. she's not closing any doors. if there's an open convention, 2016, she's got her options all open. >> paulegala, democrat, is smiling like a cheshire cat, thrilled. >> i bet a lot of republicans watched paul's interview with governor palin and said, why can't the boys running do great job and clarity. she did not do a great job in interviews running with senator mccain. she did a great job there seriously. the knowin notion she's still holding out, if there's a brokered convention, she's still holding out. that may be the biggest news story of the night. >> alex. >> gulp. >> that got his tongue. >> when campaigns aren't about big things, small things become big. mitt romney has not been able to close town this race. what happened because of that? all of a sudden, doors stay open, campaigns stay in, and find funders to keep campaigns alive and sarah palin sticks her foot in the door for the convention saying i will be sitting in the stands in case you need me. she wasn't disavowing any interest in still being the republican nominee tonight. all of this starts with one candidate's inability

paul are still in the race. so in the states with proportional states, they split them. that's a santorum strategy for you. watch this. we go back to today. this is gingrich wins them all, anderson. you see he's winning texas, he's winning in the middle. he would get under this scenario, he would catch up almost to governor romney, not quite. the dwrigingrich campaign would they would have momentum at the end, go to the convention and make the case we came back late. i just want to say for the sake of reality here, it's very hard to see speaker gingrich, even if he does come back, winning the state of utah. you have to assume romney gets that. very hard to see speaker gingrich win rick santorum's home state of pennsylvania. let's turnpike th this one purp. i have a hard time seeing speaker gingrich winning pennsylvania. the state of new york i'm giving to new york. if gingrich wins most, there are others i could be skeptical about. santorum has been stronger in the midwest. his campaign would argue he has a better chance than speaker gingrich in wisconsin. i'll stop here. i switched a few of them back. and this scenario if i stop includes gingrich winning new jersey here, includ

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paul's interview with alaska governor sarah palin earlier. we might have highlights late tore share with you. so far a mixed bag. to anderson cooper. bag. three wins for romney. two for santorum, one for newt gingrich and ohio critical and close. >> what do you make of what you all heard from the former speaker, alex? >> i think we see why newt gingrich is 1-9 tonight. we were talking earlier about how candidates connect with voters. i think that's a lesson in how not to. one of the things you explain to candidates, don't spend the whole campaign telling voters you are more important than they are, how important you are. i'm speaker, i'm this, i'm that. there wasn't a single-story there in about a georgia voter, about anybody's life, anything to connect with. barack obama, when he ran, yes, we can, we are the change we've been waiting for. he gave the voter value in the political contest. there wasn't any of that. >> we did hear from speaker gingrich over and over the term "wall street," i guess he 's using that to refer to mitt romney as. >> he's complaining about the wall street money et cetera without note heing has his own supe