newark's mayor, cory booker.s conversation to have. >> i'm going to say i'm so excited to be here. you are a jersey girl. forget it. >> i stay one forever. >> you are forever now. it's great to see you now here. >> thank you. look, this -- i really do have my eyes on new jersey at this point. it is such an interesting state with its kind of blue cities and its republican marrow owe its republican governor and kind of the questions of how do you for example as a mayor of a city like newark manage to work with your state across partisan lines to get actually get things done on the ground in newark? >> i think it's far more together than we let our politics express. as much as the headlines try to make us seem like we're attacking each other, the governor and i sat down when he was governor-elect and said everybody will try to pit us against each other. let try to find things to agree on. there are areas in education and public safety and economic development and at the end of the day, i know in my city the best way

newark mayor cory booker joins our panel.ou know if you signed up the whole political thing you could coanchor the show. if you decide presidential bid is not that interesting, we would love to have you. >> you don't get love a bad name. >> thank you. see, he flatters me. you guys don't flatter me. you are back. we love having you. you've advised the buchman campaign and romney campaign. ron braun seownstein, you're so. that's happening. tim pawlenty, of course, the former minnesota governor and also former presidential candidate will be joining us this morning. and alice stewart, press secretary. she's going to talk to us. reince priebus, chairman of the rnc and kevin dewine is slated to talk to us as well. we're going start by looking right at the numbers. mitt romney landing six victories on super tuesday. it was a nail biter in ohio. 38% to santorum's 37%. ultimately like the difference of something like 12,000 votes. not very much. he also took idaho. he took alaska and massachusetts and vermont and virginia. there was n

new jersey's governor chris christie and newark's mayor cory booker slamming nypd for keeping them outthis, and christie saying they think their jurisdiction is the world. >> my concern is this kind of obsession that the nypd seems to have that they're the master of the universe. >> the governor's criticisms well beyond police commissioner ray kelly aarrogance in a press conference yesterday. >> 9/11 was not prevented because law enforcement agencies were not talking to each other. they were being selfish. theythey were being paranoid and arrest gant. >> and he says that's happening now. >> we don't know what the provocation was. >> but new york city mayor michael bloomberg continued to defend his city's cops today saying they did nothing more than anybody in this country. >> a lot of the world trade center terrorists that killed 3,000 people went back and forth to new jersey. so to say that the nypd should stop at the border is a bit ridiculous. yes. >> let's welcome back mr. lewis. is >> this is a bull elephant on the other side of the hudson finally speaking back against a mayor who

typically does not behave like that and that's why you have sort of a moderate mayor a great mayor cory booker newark was outraged about this and you also have a far right wing governor one of the most you know outspoken right wingers in the country chris christie was the governor of new jersey he also said that this is completely unacceptable is foolish a new york city is a c. has plenty of crime if you're going to be focusing on jobs because you think muslims inherently have some sort of problem going to this a lot of rapes are going to sort of violent crime but honestly it's just not the way to do it is not the way that we did a department of homeland security when i hope working with them and i hope that the n.y.p.d. learns you know not only from this but their conduct of the occupy wall street protesters that they're sort of overstepping the sort of the lines of logic and what sort of policing will sit in a lot of areas that when it comes to environmental activists animal rights activists occupy wall street protesters that a lot of the time fortunately they do start just bought a touring

it's been going on for some time and cory booker says, i guess some of it took place in newark, new jerseyhe said it's put a chill in the atmosphere for muslims and muslims are afraid to go to restaurants and afraid to pray in mosques. talk about it? >> right. he should be disturbed. because what's happening here is there is absolutely no evidence of criminal activity. but we're -- or the nypd is following the muslim community around for no apparent reason that's a clear violation of the amendment. who is authorizing it? it doesn't appear -- eric holder doesn't know finance going on. he should be absolutely disturbed. we should do whatever it takes to put a stop to this. >> laura: kimberly? >> we should do whatever it takes to make sure that islamic terrorists and jihadists don't continue to try to do harm to this country. there have been 14 terror attacks in new york alone that have been preempted by the fine work of the nypd which is relied on internationally in terms of their investigatory effort. they are reason of the law and reasons and bounds to conduct an investigation. if you have

newark, new jersey mayor cory booker signed on last week as atlanta mayor reed did back in january.important thing i did k. do as mayor of this city is help people find a job. whether you have jobs out there and people out there don't know about the job openings, i think we are doing the right thing when we make that connection happen. >> mayor reed says there is about 87,000 job openings in metro atlanta, back to you. now i'm told i have to read. this team update on shep. most fascinating account on twitter. i wouldn't know i have never seen it one of our staffs tweeted this picture. robert has put himself on television. thanks. researched taco bells dorito taco and said it tastes like heaven. retweeted. anything at the heals of lady gaga and the president up 700 followers just since monday. again not including me. ten its of thousands of protesters vowing to launch a new phase in fight against government cutbacks. new story as we go around the world in 80 seconds. italy, army of workers marching through rome. all part of a nationwide strike against government measures to try to pa

it's been going on for some time and cory booker says, i guess some of it took place in newark, new jersey said it's put a chill in the atmosphere for muslims and muslims are afraid to go to restaurants and afraid to pray in mosques. talk about it? >> right. he should be disturbed. because what's happening here is there is absolutely no evidence of criminal activity. but we're -- or the nypd is following the muslim community around for no apparent reason that's a clear violation of the amendment. who is authorizing it? it doesn't appear -- eric holder doesn't know finance going on. he should be absolutely disturbed. we should do whatever it takes to put a stop to this. >> laura: kimberly? >> we should do whatever it takes to make sure that islamic terrorists and jihadists don't continue to try to do harm to this country. there have been 14 terror attacks in new york alone that have been preempted by the fine work of the nypd which is relied on internationally in terms of their investigatory effort. they are reason of the law and reasons and bounds to conduct an investigation. if you have e

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it's been going on for some time and cory booker says, i guess some of it took place in newark, new jerseyut a chill in the atmosphere for muslims and muslims are afraid to go to restaurants and afraid to pray in mosques. talk about it? >> right. he should be disturbed. because what's happening here is there is absolutely no evidence of criminal activity. but we're -- or the nypd is following the muslim community around for no apparent reason that's a clear violation of the amendment. who is authorizing it? it doesn't appear -- eric holder doesn't know finance going on. he should be absolutely disturbed. we should do whatever it takes to put a stop to this. >> laura: kimberly? >> we should do whatever it takes to make sure that islamic terrorists and jihadists don't continue to try to do harm to this country. there have been 14 terror attacks in new york alone that have been preempted by the fine work of the nypd which is relied on internationally in terms of their investigatory effort. they are reason of the law and reasons and bounds to conduct an investigation. if you have evidence that

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mayors cory booker of new jersey and america seem reed has signed up. it is called tweet my jobs.nects job-seekers with employers using social media. with a master's degree in human resource management. lauren smith is looking for human resource jobs one tweet at a time. >> i love twitter. i want to use it as a tool to find jobs. you get tweets this job available. >> reporter: she is using tweet my jobs the california based company uses twitter and other social media to combine job openings with employers seeking work. atlanta is the first city to sign up with the service. america seem reed hopes to reduce the city's unemployment rate which was fenn.7% in december. >> there are 180,000 job openings in the metro area. i want people to access them and do it in a convenient format. >> reporter: tweet my jobs has a mobile app. enable the gps on the smartphone and show you locations of job openings around you. >> somebody can go out on saturday afternoon and walk down main street and see who is hiring. kind of replacing help wanted in the window signs. >> reporter: company officials sa

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joining our panel is new york's mayor cory booker.thing and join me as i coanchor on the show one day. also, we'll talk to day roach, director of that controversial movie called "game change." sarah palin slammed it. talked to senator mccain who also slammed the movie as well. we'll ask him about that movie and much more ahead on "starting point." back to you guys. >> all right, thanks, soledad. appreciate that. looking forward to it. here's a number you don't want to hear, 800,000 vets are unemployed in this country. that's a higher jobless rate than the rest of us. in january, the unemployment rate for the vets out there, 9.1%. that's versus 8.3% for folks overall. not fair, you say? well, then you need to meet our next guest because here's a guy who is about to announce 30,000 job listings. john is the ceo of america wants you from los angeles this morning. john, first of all, a, i can't believe i'm reading this statistic that veterans have a tougher time than the rest of us getting a job and, b, i'll thrilled there's someone like

. >> reporter: new jersey mayor cory booker said his service was subscribing to the service, and reidthe first to sign up back in january. >> the most important thing that i can do as mayor of this city is to help folks who want to get back to work get a job, and when we have job openings and you have qualified people out there who don't know about the job opengs, i think we're doing the right thing when we rake that connection happen. >> reporter: company officials say they're currently in discussions with more than a dozen other state and municipal governments that are looking at social media as a way of reducing unemployment. jon. jon: interesting way to use technology. jonathan serrie, thank you. jenna: right now, a debate is raging over the nypd's surveillance of muslims throughout the new york city area and beyond, and the beyond part is key here. critics insist the practice is racial profiling run amock and condones spying on private citizens. defenders claim this is just old fashioned detective work, investigative work, and the goal is to protect what is argueably the terroris

with all the super tuesday results plus we'll be joined by newark mayor, cory booker. he'll join the "starting point" panel. first it gets you right to carol costello with "cnn newsroom." good morning to you. good morning to you. >> good morning. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> sup fer perfect tuesday. 419 delegates are at stake. the candidates are desperate to break free from the pack. paul steinhauser is in the battleground state of ohio where rick santorum and mitt romney are deadlocked. david mattingly is in georgia, a state newt gingrich says he must win to keep his campaign alive. let's begin with paul. he's in mount saint joseph, right outside of cincinnati. paul, tell us again, why is ohio such an important state? >> reporter: well, because you're from there, carol. there are other reasons as well. listen, it's a good answer. it's a battleground state. we know that. it's also a real player in the primaries. i guess arguably it's the most important on super tuesday. a blue collar state, a working class state. mitt romney needs to win here. if he doesn'

with all the super tuesday results plus we'll be joined by newark mayor, cory booker.sroom." good morning to you. good morning to you.

cory booker will join us at the table this means witness theler undoubtedly go berserk. >> yes.he jobs the economy added in february. a week later than its usual release. in order to get back to full employment the economy needs to add an estimated 440,000 jobs per month the next three years. you should know in just under an hour from now the president will be addressing the aipac conference. the possible bill after preemptive israeli attack on iran. you should know in an interview this week the president said it is, quote, unacceptable for iran to have a nuclear weapon. should also know the remains -- remains no definitive evidence iran is building a nuclear weapon. you should know remain a significant torre for proliferation treaty which israel is not a cigsignatory to. t melissa harris-perry will be carrying some of the speech live. stick around for both of those. over the next week a lot of time devoted to our relationship to israel and what impacts it has abroad and politics at home. you should know the florida restaurant and lodging association is pushing a bill that would

he was in new jersey this morning to meet with mayor cory booker about programs his city is trying. this afternoon, he goes to new york university to answer questions from students. last night, president obama welcomed the prime minister to a state dinner. there were tense on the cell -- there were toasts on the south lawn of the white house. this is about 20 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and mrs. obama accompanied by the prime minister of great britain, northern england and ireland as well as mrs. cameron. ♪ >> good evening, everyone. please have a seat. welcome to the white house. i was just telling the prime minister that so far, the evening has been successful because i have not stepped on michelle's train. my main goal this evening. michelle and i could not be more honored that you could join us as we host our great friends, the prime minister of the united kingdom, david cameron, and his remarkable wife, samantha. give them a round of applause. why not? [applause] as i said this morning, this visit gives us an opportunity to return the gr

governor christie, mayor cory booker, each apparently unaware of this large-scale investigation. how can that the law enforcement agency spun another state resident without notifying the authorities, without the governor or mayor even knowing about it? >> i don't know, we are in the process of reviewing the letters that come in expressing concerns about those matters. there are various components within the justice department that are actively looking at these matters. i talked to governor christie a couple of days ago and he expressed to me the concerns that he had. he has now publicly expressed his concerns as only he can. what i read publicly is disturbing, and these things are under review at the justice department. >> thank you, madam chairman. i assume the record will be kept open. >> it will be kept open for questions. we then asked the department to respond within 30 days. centers may submit additional questions and we asked the department to respond within 30 days. before i recessed the committee, i want to conclude the hearing the way i began. if i have listened to the

governor christie, mayor cory booker, each apparently unaware of this large-scale investigation. how can that the law enforcement agency spun another state resident without notifying the authorities, without the governor or mayor even knowing about it? >> i don't know, we are in the process of reviewing the letters that come in expressing concerns about those matters. there are various components within the justice department that are actively looking at these matters. i talked to governor christie a couple of days ago and he expressed to me the concerns that he had. he has now publicly expressed his concerns as only he can. what i read publicly is disturbing, and these things are under review at the justice department. >> thank you, madam chairman. i assume the record will be kept open. >> it will be kept open for questions. we then asked the department to respond within 30 days. centers may submit additional questions and we asked the department to respond within 30 days. before i recessed the committee, i want to conclude the hearing the way i began. if i have listened to the