i was my first meeting with jamaal. i found him to be incredibly soft-spoken and gentle man. i think who is in many ways one of the first time that i sort of saw an african-american who really was working in hollywood and writing movies. and i thought that was really far more amazing that he actually lived this history, that i really admire so much. and from then on we sort of knew each other. and i think that probably something that a big most amazing about 10 and about his experiences that, when i went to him about a year ago and wanted to get some photographs from him to use for our project, i remember asking, do you have anything you could land me, it any latter is? and he said i don't have any name. when i was a young man -- he think he was about 16 and i have to go underground and we dumped everything. and i thought, that is to be so profound that he was such a young man and he had to kind of destroyed the sort of your life that he had an order to hide. and i found it very heartening and i think in a lot of ways though he knew his history, that moment has always stuck w

joining us in our strategy session, the democratic strategist jamaal simmons and cnn contributor maryin, a republican strategist. mary, let me start with you, santorum got clobbered in new england, he spent two days there, in the political scheme of things a waste of his time, because it was embarrassing how badly he did because romney got 80%, 85% of the vote. and in illinois, he's not even on the ballot in four of the congressional districts in illinois. here's the question, it's a tough question, is santorum ready for prime time, ready to challenge the president of the united states who has a ton of money and a huge organization. >> that is a good question, but as jamaal and i have always said, if the election were held today, but it's not held today. i guarantee you when they have a nominee, there will be a united party. things will go well for the republicans in the fall. we have higher registration, our money's coming in at rates greater than it is in the zr democratic committee. what you're seeing here is the power of momentum. and romney had a solid, really strong organization

also going in, ralph samson, jamaal wilkes who won a championship with the warriors. rick patino.elson, going in at age 71. >>> the 49ers signed their second new york giant within a week. it was mario manningham first, and today a running back, brandon jacobs who's still 29. but the giants thought, no, his tip-toe still had run its course in new york. it's a one-year deal. wait and see pretty much on both sides. brandon jacobs joining frank core in the 49er backfield. >>> the as will play their second game of the regular season in two and 1/2 hours in the tokyo dome against seattle. mrz the as will come home and rule practice games, and they're going to come home at best 1 and 1 if they can win early this morning. dustin ackley, the winning rbi, as lose 3-1. to the mariners. >>> a guy who pitched in mexico and venezuela, five shutout innings. brandon crawford delivering here. giants win 4-1 to improve their spring record to 15 wins and 11 losses. that's it. we're only now about 2.5 hours. so let's go home, get some friends and neighbors in and watch major league baseball! ople, le

jamaal franklin and san diego state wins 65-62. the aztecs move on. they're headed to the ncaa tournament despite what happened to the mountain west event. they're 25 and 6. >>> sharks try to shake off the funk tonight in dallas. it's 3-3 in the shootout. and niemi, it's a shootout, and huh-uh. and the sharks will have one last chance at couture, but the way things are going for the shark, they're up one point in the eighth and final seed. struggling, they do pick up a point tonight, but they lose in the shootout. >>> one of the warrior great, chris mullin, will have his uniform retired march 19th. >> it's a great honor. to be jaming nate thurman, rick barry, it's an opportunity for me to thank the fans. >> real quick, to dance around on the warrior, i'm a jackson fan myself for what it's worth. does he have the patience to wait this thing out? >> he definitely does. if you're going to make major changes --s going to come with the roster at some point. it hasn't happened. jackson, i've known him since high school. everywhere he's been, he's succeeded.

maybe i'm reading too much into it, jamaal. >> maybe. it seems like he's got a predilection for these top-seeded schools. you know, i'm from michigan. i picked michigan state in my bracket to make it all the way to the finals. you know, i'm not sure why it is he differed from my opinion, but, you know, who knows? >> i have southern mississippi in the final four. oh, you laugh. not a swing state. >> not a swing state. >> definitely not a swing state. one final thing i wanted to ask all of you about today. very specific number coming in from john heilman who was on this show recently. the guy knows a lot. so he puts a 99.4% chance because he gets very specific that hillary clinton runs in 2016. >> wow. >> i will say that she is not as hated as you might expect by republican women. >> high approval rating, right? >> high approval rating but she does better with these sort of noncollege-educated republicans than you'd think. i'd also say andrew cuomo, a likely 2016 contender, has taken big dings this week from new york state unions. so who k

. >> if you believe something good is -- >> reporter: pastor jamaal bryant speaks at a church in d.c. after leading marches in sanford, florida, demanding that police arrest george zimmerman for killing trayvon marlin. >> all our sons are in danger, when a young man armed with just skittles is gunned down and the assailant is not arrested. >> reporter: zimmerman moved to sanford ten years ago. >> george and kay hall lived across the street from the zimmermans for over 20 years. he says zimmerman's mother worked for prince william county government for 28 years and retired. her son george graduated from high school, moved to florida, returned to visit virginia, a few years ago and asked george hall for a letter of recommendation to become a police officer. >> i wrote a positive. he was a very positive guy in my eyes. i'm shocked. >> they describe him as the a nice guy. >> he may have been. but february 26 he wasn't. >> reporter: the night when volunteer neighborhood watch captain fatally shot trayvon martin. while the teen was walking to his dad's house with skittles and iced tea. back

jamaal tinsley, through nazr mohammed's legs. give you another look. he makes the basket, as well. had to, otherwise he wouldn't have made the highlight. that puts the jazz up eight. the thunder would close the gap. russell westbrook hitting the three. too much paul millsap. he hits the fallaway. millsap had 20. and the jazz go on to win 97-90. >>> that's your "sportscenter" update. i'm chris conner. enjoy the rest of your day. >>> coming up next, the harry potter star that's headed to prison. >>> and how thin is too thin? one country's crackdown on the use of underweight models. and me discovering novolog mix 70/30 flexpen. flexpen is pre-filled with your pre-mix insulin. dial the exact dose. inject by pushing a button. no vials, syringes or coolers to carry. flexpen is insulin delivery my way. novolog mix 70/30 is an insulin used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. do not inject if you do not plan to eat within 15 minutes to avoid low blood sugar. tell your healthcare provider about all medicines you take and all of your medical conditions, including if you are p

jamaal rolle has drawn celebrities from see low to justin bieber. a career high. >> it's a big deal to have a member of the royal family. i'm glad to be alive to experience this time. >> really, it's that significant? >> yes, sir shall it is. it really is. for a bahamian, it's a dream come true. we see the queen on our currency. the reason we act the way we act, we wear a suit, we drink tea. >> you're british through and through? >> yes, sir. >> there is certainly a respect in connection to the monarchy here. that was obviously on display. today prince harry will be meeting members of youth service organizations. he'll be laying a wreath in honor of fallen defense personnel and off to jamaica, where we'll join him as well. >> all right. seth, listen, i confess. i am smitten with the prince. when we see him on camera, he dances with the people, plays with the people, sips with the people. what's he like when the cameras aren't rolling? i can't help but think his mom would be proud of him. >> he has a warmth and energy, definitely, gayle. it seems lik

. >> reporter: artist jamaal rolle was due to be part of the celebration. >> on my way to get there,lems. i didn't have the time to work with it, so i just left it and ran to the venue. >> reporter: he made it just in time. >> a portrait that he has done of prince harry. >> reporter: for a sort of portrait photo op. >> it was a great response i got from him. he was, like, you did this, you know, you did this yourself, and it's really good. >> it looked like he really kind of smiled. >> he did. this is a momentous occasion. i thought it would be a tribute. i'm glad to be a part of it. >> reporter: the prince, a veteran of the war in afghanistan, wore his dress of the blues and royals to church early sunday. on his chest, a medal from his military service and others celebrating the queen's jubilee. the royal defense force took the prince on a patrol boat for military exercises and to greet royals fans waiting for him on harbor island. it's the prince's first visit to this nation of 700 islands. the bahamas, however, hold sentimental value as it's where his father and mother, princess d

joining me now is jamaal abdi, policy director with the national iranian consul.tonight. you're against delisting them as a terrorist organization. isn't that ironic because the united states has consistently called iran the world's foremost sponsor of state terrorism? >> yeah. what it is really a matter of these supporters and the united states to choose between the lesser of two evils. this is an organization that doesn't have popular support within iran and a lot of experts say it operates as a cult that subjects its members to these cultlike practices and forces them to be in refugee camps inside iraq. >> big name speakers in this country, ed rendell, former directors of the cia and fbi have gotten big bucks to support m.e.k. who is paying for that if this is what you call a cult? >> nobody knows actually and that's why it's so disconcerting. that's why actually it's important that it looks like the treasury department is looking into where is this money coming from because technically it's illegal to be supporting a terrorist organization, a u.s. designated f

in north carolina a tornado sucked 7-year-old jamaal stevens out of his home and threw him hundreds of feet toward a nearby interstate. >> the top half of the house, what it came off, it took him with it and he was actually over the top of the back fence here that separates the house from 405th. >> reporter: stevens is now back with -- from 45. >> reporter: stevens is now back with his family from the hospital. >> the people are holding up amazingly well. >> reporter: he calls the. destruction here unbelievable. what was -- the amount of destruction here unbelievable. what was really notable is how hard people were working and up and down the streets you could actually see the difference. also the outpouring of support from community and volunteers from food to water to clothing is something the people really need here right now. >> yes, they do. thank you. >>> those deadly tornadoes had us wondering about the warning systems that you have in place here in our part of the world. we'll take a closer look at that side of the story coming up at 5:30. >>> today president obama met face to

obama justice department did, they ruled the voter id law in texas, basically they ruled to block it, jamaal has been one of the base arguments, base of the democratic party gets fired up about the voter party laws, saying for different reasons, is there validity that the voter laws are going to keep people from the polls? >> sure. there's a question about latino voters, in south carolina that came up about older african-american voters, if you're 80 years old and weren't born in the hospital, you don't have a birth certificate, you don't drive anymore, you may not have a government id that's valid. so trying to get those folks up to par and get them back is a pretty big deal. >> for the opposite question, it does seem as if there are a lot of republican state legislatures looking to a problem for a solution that does not exist, which is the mass of voter fraud. >> i don't know the premise of that question would be something most would accept. this is a bipartisan issue with democratic legislatures that have taken on this issue of federalism and state levels, but it is a basic level of fairn

with me, bill schneider, princeton associate professor, amaney jamaal and robert traynham.e're waiting for the president to speak, i want to talk about the internal domestic pol six particulars within the u.s. and in the other nation states that are associated here. we talk about informed policy. it always feels like those are a single actors with no complicated internal politics. let's talk a little bit about the politics of israel. it feels to me like there are -- there's no one clear side on this issue that there are multiple smart committed people within the state of israel and within the population and israel who have deeply differing opinions about what the state ought to be doing vis-a-vis iran. >> that is true. i covered politics in israel. there is a division of a lot of the -- in israel. there is an absolute conviction that iran cannot have nuclear weapon. that it's an existential threat to israel. they're very nervous because if israel were to strike iran, there would be instant retaliation. hezbollah with -- countries nearby that come from iran that can provide