petition patrice is a part of that demanding his release. about 200,000 virtual signatures and counting. in the bigger picture, there s a group called the black alliance for just immigration that puts out these numbers that show that, you know, in terms of black immigrants, black immigrants are about 5.4% of the unauthorized migrant population in the united states but made up 10.6% of all the removal proceedings between 2003 and 2015, you know, clearly he didn t want to become a face of this issue, but he kind of has. he absolutely has. it s shocking the disparity among black immigrants at their higher rates of incarceration and deportation. it s simply not justified. but it shows you the inherent race that s in the system that most people thought was latino issue, but simply broader than that. can i ask you, given the fact that he was only 7 years old when he came here wouldn t he be daca eligible or shouldn t he be? he would have been but he was bullied a great deal in and did
target for this administration because of fact policies coming out of washington for some time now really affecting young people. when you see youth unemployment where it is, 10.6% of those between ages of 20 and 24. it is 18.1% for those between the ages of 18 and 26, the policies coming out of this administration and this liberal white house are adversely affecting young people than any other demographic at this point right now. heather: that s funny. you would think that would make them want to turn out in the midterm elections but there is a new harvard poll, 30, 23% said they will vote in the midterm elections. 31% voted in the 2010 elections. wondering why they are not more engaged. we ll continue discussion. get out there to vote and make their voices heard and hope they get some jobs. ashley, thanks. as we get older we need the kids to support us, pay social security. jon: i have two kids out of college, i m so thankful right now both of them have jobs so.
oh! iceberg tsunami. a glacier from greenland melting off the side of a cliff and causing the scare of a lifetime for a boatful of tourists. it s video you just have to see. newsroom begins right now. and good morning. thank you so much for joining me. i m carol costello. we begin this morning in oak creek, wisconsin, the site of the weekend massacre at that sikh temple. for the third straight night, the community has bonded in its grief. and the vigil keeps growing larger. the police department is also on edge. the fear white supremacists might retaliate for the death of the temple gunman. cnn s brian todd is in oak creek, wisconsin. you witnessed the depths of those concerns first hand. describe that for us. reporter: well, carol, yesterday we had gotten the name of the officer who took down the shooter on sunday. we ve gotten the name and the address of that person. we went to his house. we knocked on his door to see if he might want to talk to us. he declined, c
good morning, we re happy you re with us this morning. welcome to early start , i m zoraida sambolin. we re bringing you the news a to z, get it? big story in d.c., roger clemens to be judged by a different group of people, baseball writers, the men and women who choose the hall of famers after he was acquitted on all of the charges in his perjury trial yesterday. the rocket denying all along he ever used performance enhancing drugs. yesterday his attorney insisted again that his legendary pitching career is not tainted. i hope those in the public that made up their mind before there was a trial will now back up and entertain the possibility of what he has always said, using steroid and hgh is cheating and totally contrary to his entire career. joe johns is live in washington and so, joe, long fight, four years, millions spent. big investigation. big prosecution and i suppose a big headline today a bad two weeks for the doj, first john edwards and now this. it has be
well, with the highlight really of the morning has been testimony called by the defense of two pennsylvania state investigators who work order this case. one of them is now retired. the defense grilling them over their techniques in how they questioned alleged victims in this case. in particular, they concentrated on one, accuser number four. and the defense was suggesting to the jury that these investigators were in essence telling the victims what to say. encouraging them. tainting them by talking about what other victims alleged victims may have said. the defense attorney saying at one point they referred to an audiotape of accuser number four in which the investigator is heard saying that you are doing well, saying words to the effect of you we are hearing very similar things, sometimes word for word from other alleged victims in this case. and, in fact, after at one point told them we also heard others talk about actual oral sex. the investigators who were testifying