authorities say the victim is a latino man in his 20s, five feet tall weighing about 150 pounds, riding a blue and purple 21 speed bike. if you have any information please give the richmond police department a call. >>> still ahead, developing news out of southeast asia. two large earthquakes sparked panic in indonesia and surrounding countries. next what geologists are warning about after the intense shaking. >>> waiting for word. major announcement expected soon in the trayvon martin shooting investigation in florida. how it could change the case. >>> in indonesia geologists are predicting large aftershocks for weeks maybe mohs in the wake of the 8.6 quake. more on a very large aftershock that already happened and the threat of tsunami. >>> authorities issued a tsunami watch for every country around the indian ocean after that 8.6 quake and 8.2 aftershock but that warning was lifted a few hours later. i spoked with a geologist in colorado. he said the largest wave report they've seen was 3 1/2 feet that reassuring information came later and it was almost inconsequential for those with

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. >> reporter: the last incident to happen near here was back in march when a latino man tried to lure girls in his car. we've noticed police have beefed up patrols and we're following up on leads. there are more than 700 registered sex offenders in contra costa county. but we're not sure if this suspect is registered or not. back to you. >>> teachers in alameda walked a picket line before heading to class. coming up in 12 minutes, the labor issues they are concerned about. >>> sheriff investigators are continuing their yaund water search for any new clues in the disappearance of sierra lamar. as part of our continuing coverage, allie rasmus is live in morgan hill in the location investigators are combing through right now and new information investigators are checking. >> reporter: right now, sheriff's underwater search teams are doing their work about a quarter mile away from us. they are down this dirt path. off to the left you can see where they have some of their vehicles, even a boat staged near this area. this is near monterey in morgan hill. investigators are using sonar equipm

a latino man asked a girl her name, age, address and she had a boyfriend. the girl walked away and reported the incident. she described the man about 5 feet 6 inches tall with a mustache and short black hair. officials at the school are reporting a similar incident. principal at golden view elementary, a man offered a ride to third grade girl. the man got out of a faded blue truck and propositioned a girl. she refused and was directed to the school. the man is described tall, white, dark eyes. the principal of south bay high school is accusing the school security guard of falling down on the job. the p principal says -- directed are rude to staff and made inappropriate remarks to female students. the guard's company did not respond to ktvu's request for comment. the district plans to look for another security company for the next school year. a -- a man is recovering tonight from a brutal and mysterious attack. 28-year-old austin ridge is intensive care tonight after he was beaten, stabbed and found on the road near his home. familiar face for many, he write

as a gay latino man, i felt this was a place where i could be happy. >> why did you get involved? supervisor campos: i think a lot of the past to do with my being an immigrant. i am very grateful for all the opportunities this country has given me. only in this country could someone like me have an opportunity to go from having nothing to go to stanford, harvard law school, and to be an attorney. it really is a way of giving back. i really believe that when you are blessed with the opportunities that this country gives you, that you have an obligation to give back. i really believe in public service. i could be in the private sector and make a lot of money, but i believe i have a duty to try to make things better for other people and to pay back the country that has given me so much. >> looking back to your campaign for supervisor, what lesson did you walk away with after that experience? did anything surprise you? supervisor campos: the first lesson is how lucky we are to live in san francisco how lucky i am to represent district 9. as you indicated, it includes bernal heights, a

. >> reporter: police say the shooter is a heavy set latino man in his 20s driving a white pickup truck a tool rack. he was said to be wearing a yellow construction vest. word of the shooting spread to parents, many who came to the school. >> i was around the corner and heard someone talking about a shooting here. i headed straight theory. >> i got a call and we decided to go and get my daughter. >> reporter: the latest update on the condition of the shooting victim is that he is in serious but stable condition. school officials have not released his name. live in union city. ktvu channel 2news. >> oakland city officials say news reports that the 100 lock plan to fight crime has been abandoned are not accurate. the plan was first called focusing in 5% of the city in which 90% of the violent crime happened. the mayor said it was only set to last 90 days. that period is now over and city leaders say the plan is being changed. meantime the mayor said she has a planner plan to get 1 1,000 jobs for oakland youth. >> we will make sure 50% of those jobs come from youth in those 100 block areas

also back in late march, two girls were approached by a latino man who tried to lure them as well andin a stranger danger went out. >>> time now 632 and there are new leads in the disappearance in morgan hill. coming up, we will go back to tell you what they are saying about these new clues. >>> right now teachers in alameda are getting ready to form a picket line. alex savage is right out there where we just spoke to the education system, alex? >> good morning, pam, we are outside alameda high school and some folks are already beginning to arrive. close to 100 teachers will be taking part and it is important to stress they are doing this, today's action come after a tentative contract with the remaining points be contracts and class size. they turned down a contract offer but it does not do enough to lower class sizes. the amount is 25 and teachers prefer a 20 student cap. they say it increases their workload without proper compensation. the a dream should start with this amount but toothiest say it is about -- teachers say it is about a lot more than pay >> i think teachers want the

leaving the scene in a large white pickup with blue writing, he was described like a heavy set latino man wearing a yellow vest. >>> new details tonight on the shooting rampage at oikos university that killed seven people. for the first time we see the inside of that classroom, it's been cleaned up. the painful memories remain. >> reporter: outside at noon each day they come together to remember not the violence but the victims. and until now the front steps piled high with memorials is all we've seen of the once relatively unknown christian based school. just behind the boarded up front door here with all the memorials to the # victims is the classroom where most of them were shot. >> this is where the shooting happened. >> reporter: it was full of life that day three weeks ago a teacher and 13 nursing students just two months from graduating. >> we repainted everything. >> reporter: the bloody scene now painted over, expect in their minds. >> it's very difficult for us to everyone be in the building. >> reporter: chief operating officer said nothing about shooting suspect one goh. >> to

that included most latino man who believe that. whole debate about the perception that the republican party was trying to do -- >> that is without the church element. >> the church element is important. those issues for latinos are personal issues. they don't bring that into the voting booth with them. >> that has changed. fodder is are mobilizing-- voters are mobilizing vertically for the first time the way black churches do. have the big prayer breakfasts. they are mobilized on those issues and have made a difference on marriage amendments on the state level. the religious freedom issue. >> 60% of catholic latino women believe that it is their own decision. what is happening right now is where you live. if you are in rural arkansas, become an evangelical. they are teaching english and parenting and it becomes a funle. you'll see -- a funnel. you'll see a split in the latino vote on religion. >> i think the split is already occurring. bourbons have moved out of the urban areas -- suburban have moved out of the urban areas. that wil

police describe the gunman as a heavy set latino man in a pickup truck with a large tool rack. anyone with information is urged to call the police. live in union city. >> traffic was really backed up this afternoon because of an accident on a major east bay freeway. want to show you what it looks like live on westbound highway 80 in berkeley. those are the left hand lanes there near the ashby exit. it was a different story about an hour ago after a car ended up trapped under a big rig. three of the four lanes had to be shut down. the woman driving was taken to a hospital complaining of shoulder and chest pain. the big rig driver wasn't hurt. >> a tense hostage stand off at a east bay bank ended peacefully after an alleged robber surrendered. it started at the wells far go. a teller set off the alarm. officers saw the hostage drama through the windows. >> they looked inskied found several people on the floor. one male with a knife holding onto a female and had the knife to her. >> reporter: they rushed in and a crisis negotiator talked to the suspect. he finally gave up when the

leaving the scene in a large white pickup with blue writing, he was described like a heavy set latino man wearing a yellow vest. >>> new details tonight on the shooting rampage at oikos university that killed seven people. for the first time we see the inside of that classroom, it's been cleaned up. the painful memories remain. >> reporter: outside at noon each day they come together to remember not the violence but the victims. and until now the front steps piled high with memorials is all we've seen of the once relatively unknown christian based school. just behind the boarded up front door here with all the memorials to the # victims is the classroom where most of them were shot. >> this is where the shooting happened. >> reporter: it was full of life that day three weeks ago a teacher and 13 nursing students just two months from graduating. >> we repainted everything. >> reporter: the bloody scene now painted over, expect in their minds. >> it's very difficult for us to everyone be in the building. >> reporter: chief operating officer said nothing about shooting suspect one goh. >> to

the man is describe as a heavy set latino man that was wearing a vest. >> today two major south korean the sale of all u.s. beef. >>> in just about 45 minutes senate panel will question homeland security chief jan net napolitano about the secret service prostitution scandal. a third employee is having his national security clearness revoked. they are accused of hiring prostitutes in columbia while preparing for the president's visit. president obama responded yesterday by saying a couple knuckle heads shouldn't detract from what the decredit service -- secret service does. >>> this morning the president is going to iowa. he visited universities in colorado and north carolina. he is pushing congress to extend student loan legislation to freeze rates at 3.4%. if congress does not act, those rates will double on july 1st. >> stopping this should be a no brainer. helping more of our young people afford college should be at the forefront of america's agenda. it shouldn't be a democratic or republican issue, think about it. >> now republican presidential front runner mitt romney has also end

. >> reporter: the girl described the suspicion man as latino, he's about 5'6" with an average build, brown eyes a mustache and kinky short black hair. >>> another search for sierra lamar is planned for this weekend. yesterday, hundreds of volunteers fabbed out near gilroy across -- fanned out near gilroy. investigators believe she was kidnapped on march 16th on the way to school. "america's most wanted" interviewed sierra's family yesterday and will broadcast a segment on this case. the segment will air on the lifetime channel on may 11th at 9:00 p.m. and there will be another search saturday at 8:00 a.m. >>> a plan to build a new hospital is being debated at a city planning hearing but activists are opposed to the idea. new at noon, tara moriarty joins you live to explain what they want to see happen instead. tara? >> reporter: well, this is the site here where they plan to build a brand-new hospital on cathedral avenue. today the planning commission will decide whether or not to give the project the green light. now, the nurses with the california nurses association, they met befor

he was the first latino and openly gay man to serve in that position. he co-authored "in defense of our america the fight for civil liberties and the age of terror." he graduated from stanford university law school and princeton university's woodrow wilson school of policy and international affairs. mr. romero, please proceed. >> good morning senator durbin and ranking member graham, senator franken, senator blumenthal. i'm delighted to testify before you today. i am the national director of the american civil liberties union. we are a nonpartisan organization with over half a million members and hundreds of thousands of additional activists and supporters. in 53 state offices nationwide dedicated to the principles of a quality and justice set forth of the u.s. constitution and in our laws protecting individual rights. for decades, the aclu has been at the forefront at the fight against all forms of racial profiling. racial profiling is policing based on kras stereotypes instead of facts, evidence and good police work. racial profiling fuels fear and mi

one of the attackers is described as a latino, 6 feet, about 170 pounds. the second man is either white or latino. about 5 feet, 7 inches tall, weighing 150 pounds. >>> people who selflessly come to the aid of crime victims, district attorney honored community volunteers and prosecutors who have helped crime victims. they include two men from a marshall arts studio who rushed to help the victims of two violent robberies. and the wrap around program that helps victims keep from falling prey to violence again. >> he's lost countless family members due to violence and today he is now a mentor. he's a mentor to youth, to others, to let them know there is another way. >> the da also honored the public health department crisis response team that helps victims and their families. >>> the group morality in media is calling for a boycott of groupon. a tour of a studio that produces s and m pornography. they opened their doors to our camera today. inside are sets used for making pornographic movies featuring consensual bondage. the tour manager says it's unlikely visitors will see

. >> reporter: the man is latino, approximately 5'6", average bill brown eyes and a -- and a mustache and kingy short hair -- kinky short -- short hair. the police came out and they are pursuing leads. there's at least one officer who patrols the area on a normal basis. back to you. >>> san francisco police are investigating two hate crimes they say assaulted people they thought were gay. the first incident happened april 7th near market and golf. in each case, the attackers punched men while yelling homophobic slurs. police released the sketches. if you recognize them, you are asked to call san francisco police. novato police are searching for the gunman who fired shots at a house that was full of people but fortunately no one inside was hurt. it happened yesterday evening off robinhood drive -- on robinhood drive. police say about half a dozen bullets went inside the home causing damage to the walls. the man who lives at the home says he's been there 12 years and is schick boy woman. right now -- >> they think it was random but -- i don't know. it seeming 13 shots in the side of the

. >> now they're down in arizona trying to win the latino vote, but when you have a candidate who recommends self-deportation being introduced by a mant's not going to go too well, is it? >> i also think that video speaks to how far the republican party has come in just the past three years. senator mccain at one time supported comprehensive immigration reform, now you've got mitt romney talking about self deportation and vetoing the dream act. mitt romney says he's not sure if it'sç man made. also senator mccain opposed trillion-dollar tax cuts for millionaires and billionaires that didn't drive growth, didn't drive job creation, now romney wants to put us in the same position that got us in the economic crisis in the first place. >> senator mccain went out of his way to support mitt romney over doggate or whatever you want to call it after learning that romney was a child in indonesia, so he posted this. good pick of my son jimmy's dog apollo. sorry, mitt, he's not on the menu. and then she also bragged about being checked out. listen to this. >> check this out, bodyguard, you're fired, and i hope his wife kicks his ocoli and send

yes, nobody appeals to latino voters like a man who lost that bloc by 67-31. >> i'm john mccain and ithe backing of the american people, president obama will turn this country around. we believe in america. we believe that our best days are ahead of us. president romney --

there was no description of a car and the man is described as latino with a strong accent, average buildwn eyes and short kinkky hair, he was last seen wearing a black hooded sweatshirt. police will be in at 830 and we have of course be contacting them and keeping you updated. the principal is asking parents to use this incident as an opportunity to talk to your children about how to get to and from school safely, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> they are hoping to catch him, a manwareing a black hoodie walked up to a car, fired at least seven shots and then runs away. the driver of the sedan was hit in the leg but his injuries are not life-threatening. >>> they are investigating two apparent hate crimes they thought were gay. the second each time they punched the men while yelling slurs. if you recognize the men call san francisco police. >>> last night the big debate in los gatos was all about dogs. city leaders are talking about a new off leash proposal. it will allow them to run free at specific times of day. one woman read a statement from her young daughter. >> i do n

man does. even less if you're an african-american or latino women. women are not some monolithic blofnlgt -- bloc. women are not an interest group. >> reporter: we know that the female vote will be increasingly important when the general election rolls. president obama is making a pitch at female voters. this is no surprise. mitt romney's campaign released a statement that said it is increasingly clear the obama economy is not working. that after three years in office the president's excuses have run out. so general election time. we're talking about jobs and who has a bet are plan to turn this economy around. it will be even more important than this already is. >> so mitt romney and rick santorum is vowing to stay in the race. >> reporter: there are a lot of these secret meetings taking plaissments this one is particularly interesting, though. it's between rick santorum and texas governor rick perry. remember, rick perry dropped out. he decided to back newt gingrich. a spokesperson for rick perry said this is a courtesy meeting. rick santorum is pla

the man is described as a latino male, possibly 40s with a strong accent, brown eyes and short black hair. he was wearing a black hooded sweatshirt and black hooded cap. police are asking parents to use this as a learning opportunity and to walk with groups to school and if they notice anything suspicious to report it. >>> the next search for sierra lemar is scheduled for saturday. hundreds of volunteers yesterday spanned out across a large area searching for sierra lemar. she was kidnapped on her way to school march 16th. they proud america's most wanted -- brought america's most wanted there in our show. >> we have had a great amount of success and of course we are always interested in these types of the stories. >> the show will air on may 11th and sierra's mother is grateful for the outpouring of support. >>> secret service prostitution scandal, coming up the new accusations of secret service agents partying on another trip with the president. >>> we have an update we told you about on the morning news, either later today or tomorrow, there will be an autopsy on the body re-- rec

the man is described as light skin, possibly latino.the incident happened yesterday morning just before 8:00. the girl was on her way to school, she says she managed to escape on foot. >>> the family of sierra lamar is expected to the áf announce an increase in a reward. sierra lamar is from morgan hill and has been missed now for six weeks. >>> employees at csu are voting tonight. union leaders say they expect members to support a strike declaration. the union represents, 20,000 professors and staff at 23 other campuses. >>> the house approved a bill that extends low interest rates for federal student loans. without the bill the rate would double on september 1st. students rely on those loans to pay for their education. president obama and top republicans have exchanged barbs over how to extend those interest rates. >>> debra villalon is live with a new outreach effort that's possibly a new way out. >> reporter: what if they had a number to call before trouble and before it's too late? >> i would love this phone to stop ringing. >> rep

the man is described as light skin, possibly latino.the incident happened yesterday morning just before 8:00. the girl was on her way to school, she says she managed to escape on foot. >>> the family of sierra lamar is expected to the áf announce an increase in a reward. sierra lamar is from morgan hill and has been missed now for six weeks. >>> employees at csu are voting tonight. union leaders say they expect members to support a strike declaration. the union represents, 20,000 professors and staff at 23 other campuses. >>> the house approved a bill that extends low interest rates for federal student loans. without the bill the rate would double on september 1st. students rely on those loans to pay for their education. president obama and top republicans have exchanged barbs over how to extend those interest rates. >>> debra villalon is live with a new outreach effort that's possibly a new way out. >> reporter: what if they had a number to call before trouble and before it's too late? >> i would love this phone to stop ringing. >> rep

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man does. even less if you're an african-american or latino woman. lege degree doing the same work as a man will earn hundreds of dollars less over the course of her career. so closing this pay gap, ending pay discrimination is about far more than simple fairness. when more women are bringing home the bacon, but bringing home less of it, the men who are doing the same work, it weakens families and weakens our communities and weakens our kids and it weakens our entire economy. [ applause ] >> which is why the first bill i signed into law was the lily le leadbetter act to make it easier for women to demand fairness, equal pay for equal work. we're pushing for legislation to give women more tools to pay -- to fight pay discrimination, and we've encouraged companies to make workplaces more flexible so women don't have to choose between being a good employee or a good mom. more women are choosing to strike out on their own. today, nearly 30% of small business owners are women. their businesses generate $1.2 trillion last yore. but they're less likely to ge

oldest and largest civil liberties organization is more than 500,000 members was the first latino and openly man to serve in that position and co-opted in defense of our american to fight for civil liberties in the asia taher graduated from stanford university law school in print and universities would roll policy. please proceed. >> good morning, ranking member graham thank you for having me this morning that senator franken, senator bloom in all, and let us just by before. the national directory the american civil liberties union are nonpartisan organization with over half a billion members. in 53 state offices nationwide dedicated to the principles of equality and justice set forth in the u.s. constitution and our laws protect an individual right. for decades the aclu has been at the forefront against all forms of racial profiling. racial profiling is policing based on class stereotypes instead of facts, evidence and good police work. racial profiling fuels the fear and mistrust between law enforcement and the very communities they are supposed to protect. racial profiling is not only an effe

the initials b m r for blackmail he's a black man and has a beard that's one who is left out. f. is for latino female here is a hispanic lady who did not make it through selection. these are a few of many handwritten annotations corresponding to potential jury members presenting themselves to the court or the defendant. to recall not to try it. was the hatred that was going to. be a process. in the bigotry. discrimination that was coming openly going on with the system. that thomas miller's trial ten out of eleven black jurors were left out we met one of them. belief eales agreed to meet us at an airport lobby. twenty two years after the miller trial she seems almost surprised by our questions to live in a society that is full of discrimination you have to have a thick skin and so therefore that things bother me that way you know i don't take it personally if this is the traditional have you been asked to be. jurors or oh yes but go to the courts own as they call it a panel is. always rejected so you know this continuous. savage faced this is we can trust their act yes i don't know but the thi

man does. even less if you're an african-american or latino woman. sands of dollars less over the course of her career. so closing this pay gap, ending pay discrimination, is about far more than simple fairness. when more women are bringing home the bacon but bringing home less of it than men who are doing the same work, that weakens families, it weakens communities, it's tough on our kids. it weakens our entire economy. which is why the first bill i signed into law was the lilly ledbetter act, the fair pay act. to make it easier for women to demand fairness. equal pay for equal work. we're pushing for legislation to give women more tools to pay -- to fight pay discrimination. and we've encouraged companies to make workplaces more flexible so women don't have to choose between being a good employee or a good mom. more women are also choosing to strike out on their own. today nearly 30% of small business owners are women. their businesses generate $1.2 trillion last year. >> we're going to step away from the president's speech on women and the economy.

latinos, with the same brush, which is, hey, we're all people. but for me, chicano, the way to identify ourselves you get pulled over by the man, you say, i'm hispaniculd you be from argentina, colombia, peru or you know. when you say i'm chicano, you know you are mexican-american or you should know. so you know, and in that sense, that's an idea, a way of me to identify myself. and then the music itself is what this mexican-american kid continues to work with and develop and it's bilingual, you know, bicultural, a lot of times by myself, if i don't do it right. but you know, it -- chicano is also a state of mind. but identify mexican-american, 'cause we are all latinos, hispanics, you can be puerto rican, cuban, you know, we are all hispanics. >> do you think there's less of us or few of us who are using that word or labeling ourselves as chicano? >> i think back in the '70s, remember this, an identity crisis, you know, the civil rights and i did a lot of marching behind that because the schools, you know, all the things that happened with schools. and unfortunately, a lot of people think that's derogatory comment. >> my mom didn't like it. my mom

man: it reflects a unified effort from a lot of different perspectives to show a true history of l.a., usc, and how that reflects on the chicano/latinoopulation. and then we're going to take our punto system, or the mathematical, musical harmony, will snap into red. you're going to have to go up horizontally, too, so you can run 12 inches from the top down. woman: it was a hard battle to get it, but there's not a lot of public art on this campus, so to speak. and so maybe this mural will be just the beginning of many to come. as "x" is to 23. there you go! that's it. that's what we're doing. woman: the thing that i remember the most of imagery and what we were looking at was this wealth, you know, this thing coming out of the earth, really not to take, but to give back. baca: after the input from the students, my job is to create the drawing, and to incorporate the ideas into a concise and cohesive composition. this is the california landscape, the rolling hills in a giant ellipse. and it's as if the land was cut apart or sectioned so that you could see into it. the memory of the land is embedded in it. and inside of this ellipse, yo

. >>> fortune and latino -- the reason they say the university is treating them unfairly. >> disturbing confessions in court. it's by the man accused of killing 77 people in norway. >> plus a midair scare on a plane mound for los angeles. you see and hear after you see a bird strike. [ girl ] my mom always tells me: if you want something done right, then do it yourself. that's the idea behind our children, our future -- the ballot initiative to fix our schools. we've waited years for the politicians to do it. now, we can do it ourselves. our children, our future sends every k through 12 dollar straight to our schools... not to sacramento. it benefits every kid in every school, with local control of the money. that's why the p-t-a supports it. my mom likes it, too. >>> time now 6:14. a bird strike forced an airplane to make an emergency landing. cell phone video captured it as it happened. you can see and actually hear it too. all this happened yesterday afternoon. shortly after that los angeles bound flight took off from jfk airport. 172 passengers and seven crew members were on board. with only one engine that plane did la

also in the latino community, which, this disparity gets less attention. but latina women are out of cheating man academically at a higher rate than the national rate. i have spent a lot of time in deep south texas in a community of latina women, talking to them, they are all college graduates. the men in the community are less likely to be a college graduate. talking to them about the impact this has on their relationships. there's still a fair amount of glee that the man should be the provider. in some couples, he was working out okay. there's a lot of single motherhood down there. i was talking to women lawyers and teachers and psychologists comment thing that we go out together all the time. they say we have a good time together because the men don't approach us or come up to us. i interviewed another young woman who is a social worker. her ex-husband was also involved in social work, and her salary was always a little bit about his, and she was always a little bit ahead of him. he told her that i always thought you were one step ahead of me, like you were showing me the ropes and pulling me

latino tried luring two 6th grade girls into his car. police believe this is a different predator. they believe it is a manhis 30s and the girl was walking on glazer drive headed to eldorado dough middle school when a man pulled up and asked her to come into his beige colored van. her parents took her to class and they issued a stranger danger alert. >> the man is described as being bald in his 30s heavyset with a black mustache and goatee. possibly of polynesianian descend. there are more than 700 registered sex offenders so you can imagine if police pull it up on file and the description they have is really the best they have at this point >> well they have new leads for south bay teen sierra lemar, we have more from morgan hill to explain why they can't go into details about what they found. allie? >> reporter: that's right, they can't get into a lot of the specifics about the new leads because first of all they have to follow up and there is no guarantee these new leads will pan out. the leads come from evidence found early on in the investigation. sierra lemar disappeared on march 16th and they found

man. >>> 11 seek set service members have been investigated. >>> president obama has created a new series of ads aimed at latinos.eah, the first ad boasts that just last week, my secret service created jobs for 11 colombian women. >> this is clearly the president's fault. we all know that it's the job of the president to protect the secret service. i mean, where the hell was he when those prostitutes came at him. >>> it's time now for the roundtable to weigh in. joined by george will, peggy noonan, matthew dowd, donna brazile and for the first time, keith olbermann. george, let's start out with the secret service. i think this shocked a lot of people. how surprised you and how serious is it? >> it's very serious. it's part, i think, george, of the security mania that we have surrounding the president. the secret service is largely undisciplined because no one wants to say, there's not quite enough security at any given time. when the president came to my house, president-elect for dinner a week before his inauguration, some neighbors across the street, father, mother, 12-year-old son came out on their yard. the s

man who killed trayvon martin. says it was in self-defense. judges on there. a leader of a latino group.ind how race plays out. george zimmerman latino, trayvon martin black. so is the vice chair of this's trying to be as diverse as possible and a long road again. beginning to meet may 1st and hoping to have a decision to give to the govern are and to the legislature by next spring. no specific date. a year from now we could see changes and then we could be seeing changes throughout the rest of the country. >> could be a bit of a ripple effect. an interesting angle to this case. josh levs, thanks for the insight. >>> the economy is number one issue this election season and new cnn orc poll says 43% of americans think it's improving. that's up 40% since february. 57% still think the situation is bad. 42% believe economic conditions have stabilized. 24% say things are starting to recover, and 33% believe the country is still in a downturn. all right. act like a lady and think like a man. that's the weekend's most anticipated movie. it's all about this. >> a lot of stuff i went through to g

man does. even less with you are an african american or latino woman.job gains were slower than expected, the president said it's important to note we did add 120,000 jobs in march. we have also created some 4 million private sector jobs in the last two years. and finally, one group doing very well financially is the republican national committee. the "new york times" reporting the rnc has saided $110 million in the last 15 months and gotten rid of more than half of their death. they were on the verge of bankruptry at one point. and they don't have to send as much now on tv advertising, where outside groups like super pac s are picking up the slack. more stephanie miller after the break. >>this is outrageous! [[vo]]cenk uygur calls out the mainstream media. >>the rest of the media seems like, "ho-hum, no big deal." we've have no choice, we've lost our democracy here. just refreshing to hear. no other television show does that. we're keeping it real. ♪ >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, it's the "stephanie miller show"! ♪ i'm walking on sunshine woe ho,

latinos, asians, they want to know why we're here, we're here because injustice is still here. how all of america paused when it is we heard the glaring report about trayvon martin. here is a young man not driving while black. but walking while black. and profiled and we all have the 911 tape to prove it. what is his crime? he looks suspicious. that we get to a place that in middle class america you are suspicious because you have on an athletic uniform. what is your crime? you're suspicious because you have a bag of 69 cent skittles or in fact a can of arizona iced tea. what is the crime of millions of americans who are now afraid to walk outside of their homes? it's not that he was with bad company, it's not that he was part of a gang. it's not that he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. he simply is suspicious in america because he's a young black teen. we have got to come to a place ladies and gentlemen that the legislation must be passed. but martin luther king junior was very clear that you cannot legislate love. it was fact in a book entitled brainwashed that in order for us to change america it will not happen through congress, it will not happen in sentiment. it will

man -- >> my apologies. >> at least they can't say you're biassed. that's the way it checks out. so the two key constituencies of what margin will be is latinos and women. if the margins are like the margins that john mccain faced, then you have to make it up somewhere else or you will lose. right now mitt romney will lose if he is 13 or 14 points down for women. i think it's funny to see the politics play out. the democrats have very deftly used the issue. absolutely, war on women, the theatrical, but for the republicans to whine about this is hilarious. you picked the policy fights, and now you're complaining. >> they put them on the table. >> melissa, anything you can think of as a woman and a strong perm on women's issues, is there anything you think willard can do to repair some of the damage with rim voters. >> you see him trying to actively do it, and they are going to put his wife up front to try and reintroduce willard mitt romney to the american people. he has to quit saying ann tells me what ladies want -- they have to be serious about how they do it, but she will introduce herself as a breast cancer survivor, raising children with