we are told the shooting happened 45 minutes ago and the 400 block of east loraine avenue. one officer shot a single suspect. we will have more information tomorrow morning. meantime, city police are looking for a missing teenager. officials say earlier this morning, a 13-year-old daniel jackson was arguing with his mother and the 1800 block of ruckston avenue. he has not been seen or heard from since. police say daniel is developmentally cha llenged. he was last seen wearing a turquoise paulo, blue and white shorts, and white sneakers. if he see daniel, you are asked to call 911 or the missing persons unit. our big story tonight -- the first full day of racing is over for the second annual grand prix of baltimore. how are things going for the second time around? george, how did things go? >> the organizers are not releasing attendance figures, but they are pleased with the crowds they have seen. the jury is still out on whether nearby businesses feel the same way. the race to the end of the second and no grand prix is in the homestretch. and organizers of the race to say t

. >> stephanie: lorain. >> tacos and that kind of stuff. >> stephanie: hi, lorain, welcome. >> callerere's the outrage over that? >> stephanie: isn't it something. it is when our football -- maybe unions aren't so bad. exactly. >> that's the absurdity of it. it goes back to the caller earlier about the -- the concern for the extrajudicial assassination of a guy who is actually linked to helping al-qaeda in the field. he's not on american soil. it is all -- there are so many ways you can make the case for exactly what happened the way it happened but nobody is freaking out about amputee who was shot by the police here because he had a pen in his hand and -- sitting in a wheelchair. missing an arm and a leg. >> stephanie: jim ralph reed has a question for you. [ ♪ "jeopardy" theme ♪ ] jacki gave me homework. >> super christian who steals old people's retirements. >> stephanie: he sent out a mail-in questionnaire. it asked how much danger do you think liberty is in right now as a result of president obama's policies actions and agenda for americans failure? the options, you can choose --

more steel is made in lorain, more steel is made in cleveland. because we have enforced trade rules, that doesn't mean we don't need to do more. the economy is still not what it should be. our employment rate from two years ago went from over 10.5% to under 7.5%, but it's clearly still not enough because far too many workers in america, in ohio and alaska, all over, are underemployed or are unemployed. we're moving in the right direction. just like i said, since january, 2010, after a decade, a full decade of manufacturing job loss from 2000 to 2010, five million manufacturing jobs lost, we have gained 500,000 manufacturing jobs in those two years. supporting america means valuing workers, it's patriotic to support america's middle class. when it comes to protecting american workers and supporting american manufacturers and boosting america's middle class, we still have much to do, we made major progress in the last three years, we have much to do, we have no choice but to move forward. thank you, mr. president. mr. brown: mr. president? the pres

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before super tuesday, i was covering governor romney in places like lorain, ohio, where he was campaigning to shut down steel mills and manufacturing plants. the governor's team was not very happy. their narrative was that they have eight unemployment rate four points lower than the national average. iran campaign is now voiding that discussion altogether. -- the romney campaign is avoiding that discussion altogether. both campaigns are trying to take credit for improving the conditions. john kasich will have to wait two years. >> let me go back to the issue of the ground game. we hear about this every two or four years. you are honest assessment, and then tim burke, we will go to you -- how important is that in a presidential election? how much chesley people who may be undecided -- yes, i will vote for this candidate because i received a phone call or somebody knocked on my door? >> i think both sides have bought into this idea that talking to and touching, for lack of a better word, undecided voters in their neighborhoods can really swing voters. we bought into that program. we did it p

uav don't have control over whether you can get a lorain like that into your publication but what youcan control as who you talk to so it's an abc news story in 2009 after sarah palin made the original that panel plan by kate snow and some of her colleagues and what i like that the story is that it's very clear about the consensus that the claim was false and its experts debunk the claim and doctors agree and in particular in the second paragraph they make it a point of saying even health care experts who disagree with obama's plan believe the death panel claim is false so imagine someone reading this who doesn't like obama and doesn't like the health care plan it's emphasizing someone like you shares your perspective on the plan and that expert agrees it's false to read this is likely to be much more persuasive than the kind of back-and-forth democrats say this, republicans say that sort of coverage from the state. with that i will turn it over to bruce peery [applause] >> thank you. what i am doing is a little different than what we have heard from emily and brendan. they look at th