. >> reporter: the shooter, police officer anthony carelli, is a decorated officer.yer said, we trust that the grand jury will rightfully determine that officer carelli's actions, while perhaps not understandable or acceptable to family members, attorneys, and other emissaries of the chamberlain family were justified under our laws. chamberlain's niece will soon testify before that grand jury. she wants to know why police couldn't diffuse the confrontation and wouldn't ask the family to help. >> just to hear him constantly say, over and over again, please leave me alone, i'm okay, and the way they mocked him and picked at him, it's very hurtful. >> anderson, i'm going to have more on this story tomorrow morning when i talk to kenneth chamberlain's son on my show, "starting point" tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. >> so there was a 911 call. why were police there? >> the 911 call basically says a person has triggered their alarm and that will trigger an ambulance, but often the police will get there ahead of time. so the police happened to get there first. >> what kind of conditi

. >> reporter: the shooter, police officer anthony carelli, is a decorated officer. his lawyer said, we trust that the grand jury will rightfully determine that officer carelli's actions, while perhaps not understandable or acceptable to family members, attorneys, and other emissaries of the chamberlain family, were justified under our laws. chamberlain's niece will soon testify before that grand jury. she wants to know why police couldn't diffuse the confrontation and wouldn't ask the family to help. >> just to hear him constantly say over and over again, please leave me alone, i'm okay, and the way they mocked him and picked at him, it's very hurtful. >> anderson, i'm going to have more on this story tomorrow morning when i talk to kenneth chamberlain's son on my show "starting point" tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. >> so there was a 911 call. why were police there? >> well, the 911 call basically says a person has triggered their alarm, and that will trigger an ambulance, but often the police will get there ahead of time. so the police happened to get there first. >> what k

they go to vegas and watch the bottom line very carelly, do they not?> the central administrative functions in most corporatns have a real objective and a real way of supervising the cost because they are concerned about the profitability of the company and the cost. government doesn't work on that base. you don't have the same kind of oversight by definition. it doesn't mean it's appropriate. you want to centralize a lot of purchasing and the ownership -- >> exit question. >> no incentives to save money. >> there's no incentives -- isn't that a shocking admission on anybody's part? >> that's the corporations -- >> isn't that a -- [overlapping speakers] >> no sense -- >> more jobs. >> mort's money. he's going to save, they'll watch it, everybody has a good time. >> what -- >> we don't have this lavish nonsense and you've g that with no control, no incentives. >> beer off with a different kind of government? are we attacking the corps of democracy? >> it's an end hirrient flaw of government. >> what kind of government? >> all government. >> a corporation