college and applauded them at that time. conversation continues. >> coy wire. thank you so much. >> absolutely. >> lot to think about. thank you for starting your morning with us. >> your "new day" continues right now. so glad to have you with us, i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. investigation into the flight 370. take a look at this. police are calling this a metal object of interest. that's as specific as they're being right now. this is part of the search for anything that may remain of that missing aircraft. it's just twisted metal here. found today on the beach on reunion island in the west indian ocean. >> here's the thing. this comes as another piece of debris. a part of a plane wing. a flapero as it's called, has now been officially identified as coming from a boeing 777.

that's part of flight 370 which vanished with 240 people aboard. they're not confirming it was flight 370 but it was from the same time of plane. and it's now at a high tech government lab. >> also joining us aviation expert julian brai. david gallow. we're going to begin with erin mclaughlin live on reunion island. tell us more about this metal object and where it is now. who has it? authorities are tight lipped but they took the report of this object seriously this morning some eight police officers out on the beach not far from here to collect it. some 13 miles from where the original flaperon was found.

a photo shows a twisted piece of metal with chinese characters seem to be could be some sort of brand i branding signature on it. authorities looking at it. analyzing it. beyond that being very tight lipped. they're not speculating as to whether or not it could be a plane part or if it's, in fact, suspected of being a part of mh-370. we're noting this is a tiny island surrounded by a very big ocean. lots of plane debris out there. lots of room for false alarms. >> very good point to make. erin mclaughlin, we appreciate it. the investigation is focusing on the debris in toulouse, france. simon, we know that malaysia's transport ministry saying today this debris is, indeed, from a boeing 777. no questions? >> yeah, that's right. but everyone involved in this investigation and analysis have

confirmed that it is from a 777 aircraft. but, christi, that's not to say that it is definitely from mh-370. and this is the lab that i'm at here in toulouse in the south of france. the dga. it's run by the french minister of defense where those folsom arms that erin mentioned should be cleared. so they've said that it is from a 777 aircraft. they haven't said it's from mh-370. what will happen now is members of the united states, ntsb, malaysian officials and we're told now chinese officials, too, joining this group, and the french authorities will come to this lab, and they're saying that they'll meet on monday, but they won't start analyzing until wednesday. i imagine the scientists will be here first thing monday morning, running the tests they need to. and then the senior officials will come and take a look and hopefully confirm or deny what we need to know. that is, is it from mh-370.

and what exactly happened to it? because this is the plane with the right technology, christi, to tell us potentially what happened to the aircraft. and that's because they'll look in detail to that flaperon. see how it came away from the aircraft. we've been discussing, haven't we, over the last few days, did it come away in midair. did it come away when it hit the sea? and another thing i want to share with you, christi, is the other piece that was found. the other piece of debris that's been flown in to france. it isn't here. it's at the criminal research institute, just outside paris. that's where the national police will analyze it. it's believed to be a piece of suitcase. and of course, once you find one piece and another, the hope is that somehow you'll find the rest of the plane. but the deputy prime minister of australia in an interview with australian media overnight said that he doesn't believe that it is from mh-370. and the reason he's giving is

that it doesn't have any marine life growing on it. whether that is definitive or not, it's not, but of course, we like the family members of the passengers on board flight mh-370 are holding on to every piece of information. >> just to clarify, referring to the suitcase he does not believe is part of mh-370. same ma mohsin, appreciate it. >> let's bring in david gallow and aviation analyst julian bray. we heard from samia that there's an expert who does not believe that piece of the suitcase is part of mh-370 because there's a lack of marine life. david, first to you. we've got this picture of a piece of metal that was discovered on the beach this morning. let's go to that piece. let's put that on-screen. no marine life here, either, david. >> looks like a brand-new piece of crumbled metal. every day on every beach things

like that wash up. i was looking at the fasteners on that. and to me it looks like it's got a handle like it's some sort of cooking implement. i can't get a good scandal on scale but it's all going to be found out fairly soon. that much we know. >> are you leaning one way or the other considering what you're seeing versus the condition that that flaperon was in when it was discovered, on if this could have been in the water for nearly a year and a half? >> it doesn't look like that piece, this new crumpled bit had been in the water very long at all. so you know, until they actually take it and look at it in the lab, we'll have to stick with that for now. >> julian to you, you now have this image. you've seen it. we've had it this morning. your thoughts on this piece of metal, this object of interest that's washed ashore. >> well, in the interest of justice, i did cheat a little bit and rang up my local chinese and he reckons it's probably a rice cooker or a milk churn, which has a handle and it goes

over the top of the round top. so he wasn't able to -- i wasn't able to show him the chinese characters on it, but he did say that the actual fixing looked quite crude, and i must admit the rivets doesn't look like aviation craft standard to me. so, it's not a precision piece of welding, or fixing. so milk churn would be my take on it. >> so, in your opinion, likely not from mh-370. julian it's important to say that not every piece and in some cases maybe the most important pieces here will not be the size of a flaperon that requires several men to carry it. they may be these very small pieces that could hold the key to this investigation. >> you are so right. because every bit has some sort of forensic value. and so, they are appealing to anybody who's going beach combing, and picking up pieces

of whatever on the beach to have a think, and if you think it could possibly be from the 777 or something like it, then hand it in. let's get it examined, because the more the merrier. because if we can actually find and build up a pattern of all this debris we might actually get on very quickly with this investigation. which, of course, will actually have magistrates sitting in on it, because it is a criminal investigation inside france. >> yeah. david finally and quickly to you. this part of the investigation is limited to those elements that will float, and wash is likely at the bottom of the ocean. >> that's right. in fact, with air france 447, i went -- looked back at the final report, and many of the pieces that were floating were things like the flaperon.

were found floating. and there was a lot of debris found in that case. but, yes, the important bits, the black boxes, especially, are probably sitting somewhere in the bottom of the indian ocean, and it's up to that team, the australian controlled team, to find those two items. >> all right, david gallo, julian bray, thanks for your insight. >> thank you, gentlemen. another breaking story, a manhunt for the gunman who shot and killed a memphis police officer during a traffic stop overnight. we have an update on that search. stay close. that's amazing. it's amazing. this is amazing. thats amazing! real people are discovering surprising things at chevy. we're sold. it's so pretty. they're good-looking cars. it feels great. perfect. this is not what i would expect from a chevy at all. get more than you expect, for less than you imagined at the chevy 72 hour sale. now, get zero percent financing for seventy-two months on most 2015 chevy vehicles. hurry, the clock is ticking. get yours now.

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what have you heard? >> we just got off the phone with the memphis police department homicide division. they say they're expecting to have an update about this investigation into a couple of hours. yesterday the city's mayor addressing the public, saying this really underscores the danger of police officers' work. as you mentioned, christi, an active search under way right now for the man or woman, person, who murdered this police officer overnight. 33-year-old shane bolton, shot multiple times during a traffic stop. it is reported that a citizen used that officer's radio to phone in to police to let them know that one of their own had been shot. yesterday at a press conference, a visibly emotional police director and city mayor. >> this again, evidences the fact that there are so many guns on our streets, in the wrong hands. that's the key thing. and men and women in blew have certain rules of engagement that they have to follow.

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it. >> just seconds and it's over. >> i know. i know. thanks for sharing your morning with us. >> "inside politics" with john king starts right now. donald trump leads the pack in the first debates just days away. >> i would get people out and i would have an expedited way of getting them back in to the country so they could be legal. >> will his support for what most conservatives call amnesty give republican rivals an opening? >> this is a temporary sort of loss of sanity. >> plus hillary clinton under fire for ducking big issues. >> this is president obama's decision. and i am not going to second-guess him. >> how will signs of clinton weakness influence joe biden's final answer about 2016? "inside politics," the biggest stories, sourced by the best reporters now.