thank you, cedric. >> all right. to bring in our political panel to talk about all things political, maria cardona and matt lewis. cedric said lets holler. let's talk about it, the nerd prom tomorrow. maria, you have attended these. give me your best story. >> i have a couple. so i was there in 2000, the last year of the clinton administration. when i was communications director for the ins, and we were in the middle of the whole elian gonzales issue. i remember meeting several cue man st-- cuban stars and they we very, very nice to me, but i was so nervous the whole time because for that whole year i was persona non grata in miami because of what we were doing with elian in terms of tureturng to his father. i was like please don't remember who i am or remember what i'm doing. that's one. a couple years ago i kept running into people and they kept confusing me with kate walsh, the actress from "private practice" which i am told i look like here, but it happened twice in one night. >> people always confuse me with clo

he's 22-year-old nathan cedric rogers of district heights. police say rogers and a victim were in a relationship. investigators were called out here to the 7100 block of mason street yesterday after receiving a call of a suspicious vehicle on the block. when they got here, they found moss' pregnant body stuck inside that car's trunk. police say moss had been stabbed repeatedly. >> officers responded out and checking that vehicle, they detected a strong chemical odor emanating from that vehicle. once they got inside that vehicle, they noticed the victim. reporter: again, cedric rogers tonight in police custody, being charged with first-degree murder which is -- what's still a bit of a mystery is what led up to this victim being stabbed, being murdered and put inside that car. that's something the police are still trying to figure out. live tonight in district heights, 9 news now. >> ken, thank you. >>> the teen whose older brothers play in the nfl appeared in court today. 19-year-old michael davis has been charged with two counts of attacking

obviously, megan realized you're not cedric the entertainer. >> she eventually figured that out, yes.? in spite of all that. >> yeah, we cleared that first hurdle. >> this is a great campaign. why did you and megan want to get into this and be a part of it? >> i guess in the entertainment industry we have lots of friends and loved ones that are directly affected by this problem. and they're in marriages that we've seen and known them our whole lives, they just would like them to be called such. their marriages already exist. they're loving, committed couples. >> when we see the advance that's have happened in this country, right now with eight states that have legalized marriage equality and washington, d.c., roughly there are 17 i believe it is that do recognize certain civil union capacities for same-sex couples in this country, what's your message to legislators? because that's where this is really going to take the turn. i mean, we've seen the american public shift in a quick way on this and continue to shift. but legislators are where the buck stops in terms of getting bills pass

>> jimmy: has -- [ laughter ] has cedric ever smoked pot?d out. >> i don't know if i can answer that question. >> you already did. >> jimmy: all right. who else do we have? >> eric. >> and have you ever smoked pot? >> jimmy: let's see. >> yes, i have. >> are you high right now? >> slightly. >> jimmy: slightly. [ applause ] we have -- we have more, so -- relax. let's get into this. >> holly, i'm from michigan. >> have you ever smoked pot? >> jimmy: all right. well? we're getting more no than yes. let's find out. >> i didn't inhale? >> jimmy: well -- [ applause ] you see? all right, who else do we have? >> i'm bobby, i'm from l.a., california. >> have you ever smoked pot? >> jimmy: wearing a shirt that says train on it. i don't know if that's the band or something he gets on, but -- [ laughter ] well, let's find out. >> every day. >> every day? >> every other day. not all the time. >> jimmy: all right. our next pedestrian is? >> my name is bernie and i come from ireland. >> and have you ever smoked pot? >> jimmy: hmm. well, she's from ireland.

. >> cedric rogers is in police custody tonight charged with first degree murder. what's still unclear is a motive. >>> in other news tonight, what a thrill for redskins fans, a chance to meet robert griffin, iii. dave owens is here and dave, rg3 didn't disappoint, did he? >> andrea, no, he certainly did not. throughout this entire process, his poise and ability to handle the spotlight or just about any media situation has been marveled at. today at fan fest, griffin was amongst redskins nation. friends, shall i say. a lot of them. >> reporter: this wasn't a day for track cal -- practical celebration. >> welcome to d.c. >> you get it. this was rg3 defcom 5. >> so good to be a part of the redskins. i take pride in the fact i'll have a chance to wear the burgundy and gold. >> reporter: and burgundy and gold nation is happy to have you, young brother. >> i know on thanksgiving, he's coming from dallas. so are we. >> we want dallas. >> this is all you need to know. the crowds, fans in the upper tier and down here, i want some predictions, though. give me your predictio

officers found a man lying on the ground suffering from a gunshot wound. 26-year-old matthew cedric bow veal was found on the scene. police believe he was trying to steal something from a vehicle when he was shot. they are trying to identify a suspect in the case. >>> there could be a major development in the trayvon martin case this week. prosecutors could decide when to bring charges against george zimmerman. meanwhile another rally was held sunday in sanford, florida, calling for justice for trayvon martin. >>> two men arrested in connection with a series of deadly hootings in tulsa are scheduled to be arraigned today. jake england and alvin watts face murder charges. police say the incident may have been revenge for the killing ofening gland's father two years ago. officials say they are also investigating if this was a hate crime. all of the victims were black. >>> many of you celebrated easter with your family and friends yesterday. >> and several thousands of you attended sunday services at the national cathedral. >> reporter: good morning ladies and gentlemen, happeny easter. --

katie, lisa, lindsay, reece, daniel, lori, jennifer, megan, trish, susan, dennis, sonny, cedric, caroline, patrick, janet, julius, betty, tracy, sharon, james, connie, ken, nick, christy, kaden, so you have one minute each. go-ahead. >> hello commissioners and superintendent. thank you to commissioner maufas. we are here to talk about the layoffs and tell you that they are unacceptable. we are not convinced that any layoffs are needed. to do what you did, especially while united educators of san francisco and the school district are in contract negotiations, is extra for free and support. -- extra reprehensible. [applause] it is bad enough there are layoffs at all, but you have made it worse by skipping 14 schools. this is a major slap in the face to 14 teachers, those inside the superintendent zone and those outside. it is a despicable way of trying to pit teacher against teacher, students against student. we care about all of our students in all of our schools. as the current ranking officer of uesf, i'm going to exercise my right to speak until i am done. we care about all of our stude

cedric says he is sure that jimmy kimmel will do a great job. join my colleague don lemon tomorrow night for special coverage of the white house correspondents dinner. he will talk to "snl" cast memb members. >>> we have elvis the king of rock and roll on your minds. there's a new queen in his hometown. we'll take you to memphis. priscilla presley joins us live next. >>> many of you heard the countless legends romanticizing the steamboats of the mississippi river. there is a new giant on the waterway. the vessel is being christened today by none other than priscilla presley and she's joining us live from memphis. so nice to see you and have you on the show here. i suppose it's very fitting for the american queen to be christened by the former wife of the king of rock and roll. >> i am the godmother to the american queen. it's one of the most elegant, largest steamboat ever built and memphis is very, very proud it's going to be docked here right in front of the famous beale street. you can see it in the background, and it is so elegant and it's l

my name is cedric jackson. i am excited. i am very excited to see all these different services come into this community. there are long overdue. i am a little concerned that we have to do some subtraction in order to empower ourselves. when you talk about human services agency, you are talking about the economic foundation of this community. we have one of the most comprehensive nationally known employment programs in this country. we run that out of the center and out of 3121 mission. this is so successful because as you have heard other speaker say, this is a neutral site that people are not afraid to come to. we have massive resources that we put into this community and this building around trying to be -- make this community economically sound and self- sufficient. we deal with the hardest of the hardest to deal with. if we not only deal with mothers with children, we deal with people with ssi, people with disabilities. what we do is because we can do it here. if you take us and put it someplace else, where would you put

if you travel at cedric avenue, there is an accident.nue and maryland avenue, that accident is not clear. 54 on the j.f.x. now would be the time to go. just past 648, we are tracking some closures because of fire department activity. up on traffic of coldspring lane looking good. everything looking good at the moment. we will let you know when those delays start to cropping up. the harrisburg expressway is running smoothly. no problems always down to the beltway. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. good morning. >> good morning. we have a delay on the penn line. candid and brunswick trains are on time -- camden and brunswick trains are on time. the 51 and 97 nurses are abash because oft baus a water main break. >> the weather is pretty quiet. first we say good morning to ava marie. today she is running with the dogs. >> this live shot is going to the docks. we're talking about the cherry blossom dog show happening at the maryland st

okay, i'll get the dog. >> that was cedric the entertainer in 2005. you're looking at live pictures of the white house correspondent's dinner. they're doing all of their introductions and what have you. we're awaiting the president and jimmy kimmel, who is hosting tonight. it's sure to be really funny. you'll see it live here on cnn. but which don't want to bore you with the inside baseball stuff that's happening with the correspondents. so as we mentioned, the president is expected to give a joke-filled speech tonight. but we'll have to compete with previous performances. here are some of the most memorable ones. >> members of the white house correspondent's association, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen. >> here i am. >> i am married to the president of the united states. and here's our typical evening. 9:00. mr. excitement here is sound asleep. and i'm watching "desperate housewives." >> ozzie, mom loves your stuff. >> tonight, for the first time, i'm releasing my official birth video. ♪ >> i want to make clear to the fox news table, that

cedric leighton trends us right now.alk about this new statistic from the government accountability office that cyber attacks are up 680% over the past five years? guest: it is a function of what is going on in the internet. it is one of those things where we are looking and not only are the attacks on the rise, but people are using the internet for more than they did before. in the 1990's, 1% of all traffic or on the internet. as of 2007, 97% of all traffic was on the internet. as a result, that makes it much more lucrative for people to want to go in to the internet to find out things that they maybe should not be privy to. we are looking at intellectual property, going through all kinds of different things that maybe part in parcel of everything from the cyber colonel's action such as stealing credit card number -- cyber criminal act in such as stealing credit card numbers. all of that is happening on the internet. you are seeing an increase in the number of hacking incidents. the number of fishing incidents. the plac

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. >> that was cedric the entertainer at the white house correspondents' dinner in 2005. got to be one of the toughest gigs in show business following the president at the white house correspondents' dinner, but host jimmy kimmel had his one-liners loaded and ready to fire. >> mr. president, salaam. [ laughter ] mr. president, i know you won't be able to laugh at any of my jokes about the secret service, so cover your ears if that's physically possible. [ laughter ] >> i do have a lot of jokes about the secret service. you know i told them for $800 i wouldn't tell them, but they only offered 30, so -- [ laughter ] >> i'm happy to see congress is taking this very seriously. david vitter even went so far as to fly down to colombia to investigate this personally. mr. president, you remember when the country rallied around you in the hopes of a better tomorrow? that was hilarious. it's kind of hard to be funny with the president of the united states sitting right next to you, yet somehow day in and day out joe biden manages to do it. you know, the real reason people thought y

joining us tonight is colonel cedric layton, former deputy director at the national security agency and now a foreign policy military intelligence analyst. the question, is the threat over? >> not really. it's obviously been mitigated and minimized by the death of osama bin laden and that was a significant achievement in the war on terror, but the threat is not over because there's so many lone wolves out there and other possibilities for terror to take root. >> so you're talking about lone wolves, but can al-qaeda inspire a global islamic insurgency? do they still have that power? >> not at the moment because their current leader is not really as charismatic as osama bin laden was and those kinds of messages require someone who is a charismatic messenger to actually make them work. so in this particular case i think the bin laden death really means that al-qaeda itself is not a global islamist insurgency, at least not to the same degree it was a few years ago. >> are we better able to predict what al-qaeda will do or did we just get lucky with this one? >> we were able to predict where

but it is not just driver cedric the law. >> of the cyclist was coming down through the schools zonend coming to this intersection, and runs a red light, there's a potential of running into a child in the crosswalk. >> more experienced cyclist pushing to enact law that would require cars to give bicycles a 3 ft. buffer zone on the road, because they see drivers focusing on anything but the task at hand. >> we see people shaving or putting on makeup, getting something from the back seat of the car. you know, using their telephone, that is just the tip of the iceberg. >> this spectacular this that may capture your attention at the golden gate bridge but you're better off keeping your eyes on the road no matter your means of transportation. officers that control the bridge on bicycle say that cyclist need to >> everyone needs to slow down in the alert of the people around you. drivers need to share the road with bicyclist. they have the same rights to the road as a vehicle buss .. >> why you think the cars might be the biggest threat to cyclist, that is not the case. police say that it

. >> tomorrow on "washington journal," retired currently cedric, a cyber security consultant talks abouthe security beal bill that passed the house. then the role and effective of the united nations is discussed. and thomas neil looks at the role of the 12th amendment in creating the electoral college which lengths the president of the united states every four years. "washington journal," life at 7:00 a.m. on c-span. >> born in a north korean world camp, it is the only world he has ever known. he is also the only one to ever escape from camp 14. >> his first memory at the age of around 4 was going with his mom to a place near where he grew up in the camp to watch somebody get shot. public executions in the camp were held every few weeks, and they were a way of punishing people who violated camp rules and of terrorizing the 20,000 to 40,000 people who lived in the camp to obey the rules from then on. >> sunday, author blaine harden on "q & a." and may 6, look for our "q & a" interview with robert caro. >> on wednesday congress paid tribute to the late representative donald payne. congress

here legislatively, is you know what is the ban need to be in not letting, what we don't know if cedricdriving, sort of the tail wagging the dog here and all of us are trying to make sure we are lined up on the safety side saying it starts with strong laws, education, high visibility enforcement in this case probably technology as well and later we can talk more. >> thanks, chairman. >> i would just like to touch briefly on the issue i don't think i've heard about yet which is primary versus secondary and i'm curious first of all the pennsylvania texting law from march 8, 2012 is a primary or secondary? >> do you's primary. i believe, was introduced as a secondary law i believe and that was one could change that was made from the time it was proposed at the time he came into law. >> the reason i'm asking is because i'm hearing a lot of debate about that issue, primary versus secondary from the standpoint of targeted enforcement and of course what is happening in stanford florida's going to feel that to be somewhat but i'm just wondering the thoughts any of you have on targeted enforceme