mr. gonzalez, who works down with us who was a pioneer in forcing the federal reserve to be open. he made them release information they claimed didn't exist. kind of a magical feat. one of the things that ought to be noted, in every instance, beginning with mr. gonzalez and maybe before, in the work we did as the information flow has increased, it has been beneficial. there have been none of the negative effects some people have worried about. at the same time, it ought to be clear that the release of all this information has, i think, helped dispel the notion that there were nefarious things going on. we've gotten a lot of information out under the legislation we have that there will be no transactions the

mr. gonzalez, who works down with us who was a pioneer in forcing the federal reserve to be open. he made them release information they claimed didn't exist. kind of a magical feat. one of the things that ought to be noted, in every instance, beginning with mr. gonzalez and maybe before, in the work we did as the information flow has increased, it has been beneficial. there have been none of the negative effects some people have worried ant. at the same time, it ought to be clear that the release of all this information has, i think, helped dispel the notion that there were nefarious things going on. we've gotten a lot of information out under the legislation we have that there will be no transactions the federal reserve engages in with private companies that won't at some point be made public. i think that has reflected well on what they've done and suggested there was something going that haven't been proven true. i filed legislation to remove the regional presidents from the voting power that they have. it was pointed out to me that would have a problem of diminishing geographi

mr. gonzalez, the last question to you. your boss was mr. president bush. he did well among latinos. what did he have that mitt romney lacks? >> i don't know it's governor romney was lacking, president bush had a personal connection with the hispanic community. i think they felt he believed in them. maybe it was his experience. as a border government. >> i guess i should have said outside the state of texas in his corner. >> what we need to see is whether or not governor romney has a capability to make that personal connection with the hispanic community, so they believe that he believes in them. >> alberto gonzales and juan carlos lopez, thanks, gentlemen. appreciate it. >>> ahead this evening, donald trump refusing to back down on his claim that president obama was not born in hawaii. what mitt romney supporters are saying today after mr. trump hosted a romney fund-raiser last night. >>> plus, a look back at what gary tuchman found when he went to hawaii in search of evidence about that birth certificate. let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got my medic

mr. gonzalez, how are you? as is called in to calm gonzalez down. >> you're going home friday, right? >> yeah. friday is my out day. i want to hurry up and make it out there before i do end up doing something stupid knowing i will regret it later on down the line. >> i'm getting a little worried about you. the closer it gets to your date, the more worked up you seem to be getting. >> i'm glad you noticed that. i'm nervous, man. don't get me wrong. i'm really happy to be out there with my family again. you know? i'm not trying to get in trouble to purposely stay here. that's not what this is about. it's not purposely. it's just how i am. >> it's a big change. >> i want to get the hell out of here as soon as possible. i can't wait. >> gonzalez is not the only cutter at isp who's under stress. after less than a week of living in a general population dorm, john philbeck ran into a problem with another inmate and was moved back to the residential treatment unit. when he got there, more trouble was waiting for him. >>

mr. gonzalez, you said the republican party needs to do a better job in out reach to latinos, when you look at mitt romney and think of some of the things that he has said on the campaign trail, for example, about latinos, certainly saying listen i'll veto the dream act, talking about self-deportation for illegal immigrants, isn't that going to be a challenge as he tries to appeal to latinos and steal them, frankly from president obama? >> i think it is going to be a challenge. and governor romney has work to do, he and his campaign have work to do in terms of making inroads in the hispanic community. the good news is we have time. also running against an imperfect candidate in the ice of the hispanic community, eyes, someone who has not delivered on promises with respect to immigration, with respect to better economy, and so there is an opportunity for governor romney to make a personal connection, but at the end of the day, i think hispanics like most americans are not going to decide who they will vote for president based upon who the vice president nominee is. they will make the decisio

mr. gonzalez, and maybe before, and the work we did as the information flow has increased it has been beneficial. there have been none of the negative effects. at the same time in order to be clear that the release of all this information has i think dispel the notion that there were nefarious things going on. we've gotten a lot of information out under the legislation would have. there will be no transaction the federal reserve engages in with private company that won't at some point be made public. i think that has reflected well on what they've done and again suggested that there was something untoward going on. haven't been proven true. now, i filed legislation to remove the regional presidents from the voting power that they have. it was pointed out to me that that would have a problem of diminishing geographic representation so i submitted an amended version that would have appointees to the board, appointed by the president and confirmed by the senate for the very's region v probably have now is this. the regional final bank presidents are picked by bankers. it is an extraordinary power t

nbc's nicole gonzalez has their story. >> reporter: mr.roup of real live superheroes train in karate, partly because -- >> nobody in the extreme gistis league is allowed to carry a weapon. >> so instead. >> this is double trouble stun gun. very powerful. very nice. >> they carry self-defense weapons while patrolling streets in the gas camp quarter and escondido. >> we are here to help. eyes and ears. >> but not all departments want the help. >> >> in escondido, it is more of a challenge. i was told like last week by a police lieutenant that we are not welcome in his city. >> law and order svu shows the justice league as a group of vigilantes. our homegrown version says they work within the law. >> they want it improve the community. >> lieutenant andrea brown of the san diego police department appreciates the effort but says the toys and karate doesn't make them crime fighters. >> these people are private citizens. even though they wear costumes, it is not the respected police uniform we wear. >> the justice league is expanding into known