daniel garza? >> guest: there's a lotto it. let me preface it by saying this -- there are massive, social impacts that are occurring disproportionately than on other communities. so that's what no child left behind did. it desegregated the information about what were the grades that each one of the social groups were getting and it turned out latinos were suffering a lot mainly because latinos in many areas like california and texas, in agriculture areas were coming in and out. my parents were farm workers so i went to summer school and night school. achese high school dropout in the 10th grade because we worked so much. got a g.e.d., went to college -- i et involved in hink we experience a different aspect in our social groups and we have different traits. and i don't think there's anything wrong with taking pride in your latino culture or black culture or whatever. but at the end of the day the caller is absolutely right. we are all americans and fighting for a strong, prosperous america where we can all have an equal opportu

and executive director daniel garza and senior political strategist jessica. good to have you guyzañ here. tarra, i will start with you. the flyer in georgia and arkansas is specifically targeting the african-american voters. is that a keep them in the democratic tent? >> of course, they have nothing else. this is par for the course. democrats are playing on the republicans are anti- minorities and they are racist and you remember back in 2000 the james bird case in texas a black man dragged to his death. they put out scare tactic ads and chains rathing and used the daughter of james bird to say she felt like her dad was killed all over again. the perpetrators got the death penalty. or life in prison. it was a scare tactic. and this is what is going on in ferguson. blacks are worse off under obama it is hurting the african-american communities. >> who's shown that. i have not seen. that >> that was before the north carolina law. just the idea. african-americans came out in larger number. that is an untruth. >> i have sewn the survey shown from pugh. >> this is

officer daniel garza stopped to help deed doctor -- a woman change a flat tire.his legs were covered with ants. when he tried to brush them off, they started biting and that's when he noticed he was coming towards his patrol car gasping for air. >> i knew something was not right. the officer gave him that oxygen mask he keeps in his car. couple of weeks later, he said thank you for saving my life. >>> coming up, anel 5-year-old woman attacked in downtown berkeley, the video police wants everybody to see of that terrifying crime caught on camera. >>> bus drivers pushing for a change, how that could affect some other silicone valleys. >>> especially onto the drive and the east bay, we have a new problem popp up. >>> we are tell you more about it. and there will be a lot more of a breeze for game 4. . >>> berkeley police are looking for a woman who seriously attacked another woman. >> mourning the death of a high school football player in vacaville, what police are saying about how this popular teen died. >>> not up to safety standards, the warning signs going up la

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officer daniel garza stopped on westbound 580 to help the man change a tire. man says all of a sudden, his legs were covered with ants. he tried to brush them off but the ants started biting him. the officer looked up and saw the man crawling towards his patrol car gas ping for air. >> at that moment, i knew something was not right. >> the officer gave him an oxygen mask trying to keep him breathing so he wouldn't pass out. turns out he had an allergic reaction to fire ants. and then the man called the officer to say thank you for safing his life. >>> looks like apple new's iphone is getting takeled up. -- tangingleed up. some twitter users are saying it's ripping their hair off. hair from their heads and beered are getting -- beards are getting caught on the handset. so far apple has not responded to what is being called hair gate. >>> it's ticket tuesday. a lucky viewer can win tickets to chicago the musical. tickets are good for the show at the orpheum. to enter go to ktvu before midnight tonight and enter the secret word jazz. >> all right. >>> let's check

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daniel garza discusses issues important to latinos in the election cycle. after that, newsweek contributing editor matthew cooper on the caucasian vote. plus your phone calls, facebook comments, tweets, wednesday and every day. this morning, one of our guest talked about early voting. here is what else he had to say about the reason people vote in the coming election. >> there are over 2 million of you joining us. this, elect project.org. rally, aoing a real tally of early voting on your website? >> it comes close. we do lag a little bit because officials have to process the balance. some may be in the mail still. as of when election officials report the numbers i try and get the numbers updated as soon as i can. right now as of this morning we are looking at 2.5 million people have are devoted. >> do you see some trends? >> high turnout among the early vote in these key senate battleground states. .articularly iowa we have passed the halfway mark 2010rly voting compared to in iowa. that is five days earlier than it occurred in 2010. we are on pace to have

garza, st. louis university college of public health and social justice. deborah, important to ask you the first question about this. this is going to be, submitted by danielief clinical officer, senior executive vice president at texas health resources. he says, apologize, he says unfortunately in our initial treatment of mr. duncan despite our best intentions and highly skilled medical team, we made mistakes. we did not correctly diagnose his symptoms as those of ebola. we are deeply sorry. also, he says, the hospital followed all cdc and texas department of state an health services recommendations in an effort to ensure the safety of all patients, hospital staff, volunteers, nurses, physicians, and visitors. protective equipment included, included water, impermable gowns, surgical masks, eye protection and gloves. since the patient was having diarrhea, shoe covers were added shortly there after. what do you make of that? >> it is one thing to apologize for human error, nurses understand that. we are all human. we make mistakes. but it is unforgivable that there was a lack of planning, a lack of preparation, and a lack of education. and that's what we he