40. which sa pretty big deal to be that specific to this crime. >> about what percentage were accurate and leading you to the suspects? >> i don't really know that. but i know there was at least over 10 that were confirmed or go back to those same suspects. >> what do you think was the tip that led you to them? >> i really can't discuss that issue. i apologize. that's going to be part of our investigation. i don't want to take a chance on divulging the possible identity of those persons. >> what's your reaction to this type of crime happening here? >> it sickens me, it angers me. this is not what tulsa, oklahoma, is about. our hate groups are very spotty. we have them over the decades occasionally. they're not something we have to even -- we don't have them here to monitor them on a regular basis. and we feel fortunate about that. i think i've got the same feelings as any tulsan has, we were very distressed. again, it sickens you and angers you. >> chief, it seems yesterday you were very desperate for leads. you kept mentioning it mum rouse at times. >> we were. >> is that because you were desperate? you did not have a lot of leads? that you were surprised? or is it because you felt like with this many shootings, we must have more leads than this out there? >> i can tell you that we were desperate for leads. and that's why we made some very pointed requests of our community to come forward. and they did. >> will this be designated as a hate crime? do we think we have the actors in custody? >> every investigation we always assume there may be more people involved. we're exploring all those angles in our investigation, yes, sir. >> chief, do you believe this was racially motivated? >> that's way too premature for me to make that comment. again, i said, you can look at the facts of the case and certainly come up with what would be clearly a logical theory. but we're going to let the evidence take us where we want to go. there are other motivations in race, sometimes, in these types of incidences. we'll look at all of it. but i certainly couldn't make that determination right now. >> are the witnesses cooperating? >> i don't -- i couldn't guess on that, burt. but i sure couldn't say that i know they wouldn't. we can't take a chance. regardless of whether they continue their spree or not, we have three of our precious citizens are gone. >> are the suspects cooperating? >> i can't speak to that. >> [ inaudible ]. do you have a sense at all of why this happened? >> again, that goes back to the motivation of the suspect. that part of the investigation, we're going to explore any possible motives. >> chief, what is the suspects' relationships to one another? are they friends? >> they were certainly acquaintances. and i apologize, brandon, i don't know whether there's any familial relationships or not. >> were they together when they were arrested? >> i can say that, yes. >> chief, there was disturbing postings on one suspect. have you had a chance to look at his facebook page and your thoughts of what he had posted just hours before the shooting? >> my thoughts on that are that investigation always includes social networking sites. any information such as that will also be included in the prosecution. >> have you seen the facebook page? >> i have not. >> do you suspect there will be any federal charges, police, at this point? or is that too early to say? >> i think it is too early to say. i do think that that would be kind of unlikely at this point. we're talking about murder charges. and that's about as serious as it gets. you know, we often go federal to try to get enhanced sentences, things like that. in this case, i'm not sure we could get any enhanced sentences out of a federal offense. >> could you talk about what weapons you have recovered and what might be the murder weapon or weapons? >> i can't talk about that, i'm sorry. >> [ inaudible ]. >> let me -- we talk about investigating the issues. i'll leave it to the major. do you have anything outside the actual investigation that you want to talk about? he's better briefed and he's -- again, he's been on this from moment one. >> chief, did you have a fear that there could be some kind of reaction, uprising, riot over this? >> a riot? >> did you have any fears that there would be some type of reaction? >> i have much more faith in my fellow tulsans than that. i think they let us do our job. and trust and have faith that we would do our job, and we did. i'd like to introduce our detective division commander. he was also the commander and architect of the task force. >> you've been listening to an update as a result of two now people arrested in the random shootings of five african-american men. three of whom died. you heard the police chief say that it sickens me and angers me, quote unquote, that the shooting may have been motivated by hate. two people arrested, are now being questioned. of course, we'll continue to follow the developments there out of tulsa and bring you the very latest. meantime, here are some of the other top stories for this sunday. cbs news called him their "60 minutes" pitbull reporter. mike wallace epitomizes fierce reporting a mainstay on the magazine show for 38 years. mike wallace passed away last night with his family at his side in connecticut. i'll speak with leslie stahl on his life and legacy, and her friendship as a colleague there on "60 minutes." wallace was 93 years old. the u.s. and afghanistan have reached a landmark deal on special ops raids. it gives afghan authorities veto power over them. a nato official said the deal prevents its international security assistance force from conducting raids without the permission of afghan officials. if they authorize the operation, special ops forces would operate under afghan law. and it is easter sunday. and the obama family walked to church on a sunny washington, d.c., morning. the first family attended easter services at st. john's episcopal church across from the white house. at the same time, half the world away, pope benedict xvi delivered his annual easter mass in vatican city. the pope prayed for a renewed peace effort in the middle east. all right. let's go forward now with this political hour, recapping mitt romney, a big primary win in the wisconsin, maryland and district of columbia. several caucuses will be held next weekend. then more primaries on tuesday, april 24th. here's where the delegate count stands right now. mitt romney has 659, rick santorum, 270, newt gingrich 137, and ron paul at 71. newt gingrich is reassessing his chances in a gop presidential race. he said mitt romney is the likely republican nominee. >> you have to be realistic, given the size of this organization, given the number of primaries he's won. he is far and away the most likely republican nominee. if he does get to 1,144 delegates, i'll support him, and do everything this fall to help defeat obama. the primary goal of the entire republican party has to be to defeat barack obama. i'm glad i did this. for me, it was important as a citizen to try to do some very hard things. to try to bring new ideas and new approaches. it turned out to be much harder than i thought it would be. but it was the right thing for me to do at that point, in my life and where i thought the country was. i have no regrets. but it's clear that governor romney has done a very good job of building a very substantial machine. and i think santorum is discovering it in pennsylvania right now. it's a challenge. i hit him as hard as i could, he hit me as hard as he could. he had more things to hit than i did. that's part of the business. he's done the fund-raising side brilliantly. we have both -- and i think santorum would agree with this, we are absolutely committed to defeating barack obama. if mitt romney ends up as the republican nominee, i will work as hard for him as i would for myself. >> mitt romney is spending more of his time attacking president obama than any of his republican contenders. the former massachusetts governor is accusing the president of flip-flopping on key issues as he seeks re-election. >> now, in the middle of the weakest economic recovery since the great depression, the president purports to have experienced a series of election year conversions. as president, he has repeatedly called for tax increases on businesses. now, as candidate obama, he decides that a lower corporate tax rate would be better. as president, he's added regulations at a staggering rate. now as candidate obama, he says he wants to find ways to reduce them. as president, he delayed the development of our oil and coal and natural gas. now as candidate, he says he favors an energy policy that adopts an all-of-the-above approach. nancy pelosi famously said we would have to pass obama care to find out what was in it. president obama has turned that advice into a campaign strategy. he wants us to re-elect him so we can find out what he'll actually do. with all the challenges the nation faces, this is not the time for president obama's hide-and-seek campaign. president obama has said he wants to transform america. i don't want to transform america. i want to restore to america the values of economic freedom, and opportunity and small government that made this nation the leader it is. it is opportunity that has always driven america and defined us as americans. free enterprise has done more to lift people out of poverty, to help build a strong middle class, to help educate our kids, and to make our lives better than all of the government's programs put together. if we become one of those societies that ataktacks succes the outcome is certain, there will be less success. that's not who we are. the promise of america has always been that if you worked hard, and took some risks, that there was the opportunity to build a better life for your family, and for the next generation. i'm offering a clear choice, and a different path. and unlike the president, i have a record that i'm proud to run on. >> so what can we expect from a potential romney versus obama race? senior political analyst ron brownstein from new york. ron, you know, romney not holding back there, attacking the president on what he calls the president's government centered view of america. but at the same time the white house is acknowledging maybe what newt gingrich is acknowledging, that mitt romney may be the nominee, by attacking romney. >> there's some very interesting signals in that romney clip that you played about the way they are thinking about this election. first of all, that classic new kind of jujitsu which is common in campaigns is to take your weakness and project it on your opponents. romney said he switched positions for political gain. you notice him in there accusing the president of the same thing. the other important thing in that clip you played is that you saw in mitt romney really an echo of what the president's own speech is, book-end perhaps before the newspaper publishers in which each of them signaled they are comfortable framing this as a stark ideological choice of the role of government. barack obama's speech the day before was not bill clinton in 1996 saying the era of big government is over, as he went into re-election. barack obama was defending an activist role for government trying to create opportunity. mitt romney drew a sharp line on the other side saying, look, we have to retrench government in order to expand opportunity. the gap between them in their vision of role of government will be at least as wide as any race since 1980. and so that will be a big part. the irony, though, is i think it will not ultimately in the end be decisive. the last 10% or 12% of voters vote more on results and personal assessments of the candidates in these broad philosophical divisions. >> can we analyze newt gingrich for a moment, too, listening to him this morning? i heard a few things out of him. one, he was saying it is likely that mitt romney is going to be the republican nominee. but then at the same time he then says if he gets that 1144 and if he becomes a nominee, i'm going to support him. were you -- as you examined him, were you of the same kind of a demeanor in newt gingrich? is he essentially throwing in the towel? or is it still a wait-and-see for him? >> well, it would definitely take more than a few minutes to analyze newt gingrich. >> let's try, in 30 seconds. >> i think clearly it was a change in demeanor. i think that was very much -- you know, a month ago, both he and santorum were talking not so much about overtaking romney in delegates. that hasn't been realistic for quite a while. the question is, could they prevent romney from getting to 1144 himself. the delegates are more free to go with whoever they want, and in that kind of environment, perhaps they would turn to one of the other contenders. i think gingrich today was very much signaling that he 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doing that right now, to be a uniter? >> i think he could start doing it fairly quickly. there's a couple of other things in there, too. one of the things that happens, first of all, let me wish everybody a happy easter, or happy passover. >> thank you. same to you. >> but the political parties, the national party's more into extensions of the campaign, once a nominee is either chosen or becomes so presumptive that everybody just throws up their hands and says, okay, he's the guy, or she's the woman. so yes, i think there's probably pretty sophisticated plans afoot between the romney campaign proper and the republican national committee, to begin a process of raising money for the rnc, which the president has done on behalf of the dnc. so that the money can be spread not just spent on the presidential campaign, but also on governors' races, and state and house races as well. that will be a good signal, i think, to conservatives who may not have been in favor of romney. but he's in this game not for himself, but for the party. and i think that will have a major impact. >> and you say number two, that he ought to be forging ties in the house and the senate. would some consider that to be a bit too premature and that might be like shooting himself in the foot, or no? >> i'm not sure why he would be shooting himself in the foot. >> by being presumptive. >> look how many endorsements romney's gotten from the house and senate as opposed to all the other candidates combined. i mean, i think that's a given. my point was that he needs to forge personal ties with the members of the house and senate. he's been a governor, he's been on the campaign trail. he doesn't know too many of these people one-on-one personally. and i think in the house wednesday mornings at the conferences, and tuesday at noons, with the republican policy lunches in the senate, i think a few of those would go a long way to spend time with these folks, let them ask him questions, let them get to know him one-on-one. and when they go home to campaign for themselves or go out and campaign for other people, they'll feel much more comfortable endorsing romney. >> he's perhaps too much of an enigma -- >> he just hasn't -- he's operated in a different orbit. >> number three and four, you say appoint convention managers, and court conservatives, especially the tea party. and particularly dick army. >> there's really not one -- first of all, there's no tea party per se. and there's really no one spokesperson for all of tea party adherence. dick army is a pretty well-known guy, former majority leader in the u.s. house. congressman from the dallas area. and he talks to a lot of people every day. so getting those two together i think might have a very positive effect. and also, appoint a conviction manager, because what newt was doing, i believe, in the segment before that you had with ron, one of the things i think newt is doing is positioning himself to get a really good speaking slot. and a lot of people need speaking slots. a lot of people -- it sounds so mundane, but somebody's got to make sure that santorum's campaign manager has a hotel room, you know, near the pennsylvania delegation. those sorts of things, and having -- appointing convention managers seems to me will help just that transition into an active candidacy so that we're not -- we don't have people sniping at each other when they get to tampa and they're sleeping on a blue chair at the airport. >> especially if you're trying to position yourself to be that uniter. so the last tip that you would like -- >> i like that. so your prominence. i'll go with it. >> embrace it. you are prominent because we said to. and others said so, too. you said he really needs to be courting the conservative press, getting more familiar with them, and getting more familiar with him. that's not happening? >> no, it's not. the -- we're in the campaign -- in the campaign season, it's very difficult to sort of come off the field and have lunches with reporters, or bloggers, or columnists in washington or new york or north carolina or wherever they are. but now that the active campaign is going to drop back a little bit and become more strategic, it just seems to me it would make some sense for romney, the same reason i said he ought to meet with the republican house and senate, so they get to know him a limit bit better one on one, they can see what he stands for, they can ask him questions, and i think become more comfortable in most cases, it would seem to me, in supporting a romney candidacy against barack obama. >> rich galen, giving up free tips there for whoever might get that nomination. thanks, rich. >> thank you. it's got a style, it's got class, and it's a train fit for a king, or president. we'll take you inside right after this. polar shifts will reverse the earth's gravitational pull and hurtle us all into space. which would render retirement planning unnecessary. but say the sun rises on december 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haven't had many whistle stops over the last 20 or 30 years. and i think the campaign of 1992 sort of brought that back. >> this is kind of like the presidential train. >> i guess it is. it is. it's been used by several campaigns. >> this rare look inside the georgia 300 shows the original details preserved for when it was built in 1930. the car caught the eye of presidential candidate george h.w. bush in 1992. >> they wanted to use it for the presidential train. i was very excited. and of course, i could go along. >> the trip showed traditional whistle stop campaigning was not a thing of the past. >> it's a way to bring the candidates to the people, much more so than probably any other way, because it's the grass roots. they step out to the platform at the end of the car, and they speak. it just brings back the image of roosevelt, truman. >> in 1996, incumbent bill clinton and four years later the kerry/edwards team got onboard the georgia 300 for their campaign. president-elect barack obama chose the georgia 300 to mimic abraham lincoln riding into washington, d.c. from philadelphia for his inauguration. >> i'm very honored that it's playing a part of american history there. >> reporter: for the presidential contest gearing up now, the georgia 300's gears are greased and ready to roll. >> always ready. we'll see what happens. >> sandra endo, cnn, washington. >> and president obama would love it if women voters got on his re-election train. and a new poll shows he does have an advantage among women who go to college. but what about the rest? see life in the best light. outdoors, or in. transitions® lenses automatically filter just the right amount of light. so you see everything the way it's meant to be seen. maybe even a little better. experience life well lit, ask for transitions adaptive lenses. receiving a transitions lenses certificate of authenticity is your only guarantee that you're getting the world's #1 recommended photochromic lens. ask for it and 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>> well, it divides. in the white electorate, just about evenly divided at this point between the working class or non-college white women and the more upscale white women. it's a broad thing happening in the economy, which is really a divergence of experience between kind of the working class and more white collar upper professional. the unemployment rate among americans with a college education, only 4.4%. it's more than double that among americans without a college education. the college educated tend to are more socially liberal and respond more to the issues like the republican vote in the house this year, and last year, to cut off funding for planned parenthood. the evident they are going to be more responsive to those i. what you've seen in some of this polling are very big numbers for the president with those white collar white women. but not really any movement or improvement for him. >> you mentioned contraception, reproductive rights. is the republican party fighting itself an uphill battle, discussions about women's reproductive rights and the republican party's point of view on those things? >> the short answer is, with this one portion of the electorate, i think it's clearly yes, with the more upscale white women, no question, it's very hard to look at the data and say that's not hurting them. obama's lead with that group is quite big now, both in national and some of the key state polli polling. less of a factor in the economically strained communities. those women tend to be more socially conservative to begin with. with the portion of the elek terrorat, where romney has to make end roads, as a candidate, he could be more acceptable to the suburban voters. it is hurting them there. i don't think you can look at the numbers any other way. >> got it. thank you so much. ron brownstein, always good to see you. appreciate it. and happy easter and passover. >> absolutely, to everyone watching. >> thank you so much. earlier in the show, we heard mitt romney slamming president obama for playing to the crowd and flip-flopping on issues. but according to "saturday night live," romney has a similar problem. >> mitt romney spoke before a meeting of the american society fof the prevention of cruelty to animals. or aspca. >> in politics, we're often told that sometimes we simply have to compromise. but let me tell you here and now, there is one issue on which i will never back down. never cut a deal. never compromise. because it's the core of who i am. cat spaying. it's simply the right thing to do. and quite frankly, the reason i got into this race. i want to be known as the cat neutering president. >> governor and mrs. romney were in oklahoma, where they met with the key country sportsman's association. >> unfortunately with our schedules, ann and i don't get to nearly as many cockfights as we'd like. but let me tell you, cockfighting has brought us more sheer joimt in our marriage than anything we have ever experienced. and that's why, frankly, i want to be the cockfighting president. >> friday morning, governor romney was in chicago, where he spoke at a meeting of the american diabetes association. >> you know, of course, no one wants to get sick. but frankly, i've always thought that if i had to develop a chronic disease, i hoped it would be adult onset diabetes. what a fascinating illness, when you think about it. >> later, governor romney made an appearance at the 2012 piercing convention. >> you know, when people ask me, mitt, just how many piercings do you have, well, i always say, more than i need, but less than i want. >> all right. on "snl." straight ahead on the 2012 contenders, rick santorum reminds conservative voters why he is the best candidate. >> getting the right candidate is more important than getting the first candidate. ♪ it was the best day [ whooping ] ♪ it was the best day ♪ it was the best day ♪ ♪ it was the best day ♪ 'cause of you we make a great pair. huh? 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