mark gar gos. sunny hostin and kevin flannigan join us. >> mark, what do you make of this case?it's an exception to the rule. generally when a cop shoots somebody, you don't see the prosecution or the cops file charges or arrest somebody. usually there's an investigation, then they make some decision as to whether or not it was excessive force or anything else. i think in this case, you've got a situation that clearly is based on race, as far as i can tell. and that's what's driving this. >> you're saying that because the man who was shot was african american and the officer was white? >> i think there's a perception, if you see a large black male running at you and you're a white cop, i hate to drill it down that simple, that sometimes, different situation, if he had been of some other ethnicity. >> you say you don't know how this is not a case of excessive force? >> i think that's right. excessive force is generally subjective. what was the cop feeling at the time? but i don't know how you explain it as justified when someone shoots 12 times and hits an unarmed man ten times.

a lot of activity going on as police and military and security gars try to find the person with the gun and take him or her into custody. we have one confirmed person shot. we will bring you more on the story as it becomes available. >> happening now, more live pictures of the operation upright the capsized "costa concordia" cruise ship is underway right now off the coast of italy. the projects with halted last night when a storm hit the coast and this is a very, very slow and delicate operation. today's project presents massive challenges. the ship could break apart under its own weight or fall back on its side. 32 people died when the "costa concordia" capsized in january of last year. the manslaughter trial of the ship captain resumed later this month. >> a major highway leak in the pacific northwest is open again this morning, four months after a bridge collapse. drivers faced detours while workers replaced temporary span with a new permanent span over the river in washington. as of 2:00 p.m. year the new span is now open to traffic. the original bridge clapped this may when a truck

they're going to be excellent tomorrow once they have a chance to sit in ving gar and they'll be gone -- vinegar and they'll be gone by tomorrow night. we have green tomato chutney and pros shoot toe -- prosciutto. we have brie and crackers. >> i like brie. these jars down here, this is familiar. i don't know what's in them. what's in them? >> those are pickled tomatoes. the yellow ones my daughter grew. she had her first garden plot this year. >> how old is she? >> eight. she's really proud of her yellow tomatoes. those are pickled in a champagne vinegar. my garlic is in there. my dill is in there. they're really going to be special gifts this year. >> of course you have string beans that come from a garden and peas. look at these. you told me you picked these? >> i picked these from my garden this morning. these i grew for fun this year. this is a seminole pumpkin. i found the seeds and grew them for my husband. these pumpkins are native to the area where he was born in south florida so they were for fun this year. >> let me make sure that everybody knows because i told you that wen

gar etfrom sfpd. they have worked incredibly hard everyday to come to the community, go the events, the residential meetings and respond to emails immediately and host dinners to build the foundation of trust. this is how we build safer and secure neighborhoods into the communities. this program cuts into that trust and creates a barrier between the community and first responders and the police which we don't need and residents afraid of the potential consequences because of the interaction with police. we know it means less reporting of crimes or serve as witnesses or get involved in neighborhood watch programs which we are trying to form in the tenderloin. crimes involving domestic violence and sexual assault and forced labor are not really reported and the lasted thing we need to do is prevent imgrinltds getting help with this activity and we need to build trust with the communities and the local police. that will truly keepus safe. we need to follow cities like santa clara and stand up to this program and don't make the area safer and thank you very much. >> thank you. supervisor kim. i am going to make

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president who declined an offer to go on camera but ent us a statement that read, h 211 aircraft buy only the fuel available at moffitt and we play full retail for hang gar spice. the helicopter owned by ambrose was refueled 138 times at moffitt fuel. then there's this. >> we do not have any discretion as long as those plains are domiciled in what can called a federal enclave. >> that's the assess for santa clara county who sends out the local tax bill for all property taxes. what he's saying is that h 211 and google's founders pay no county taxes on any of those airplanes because the planes sit at a federal facility. >> is that fair, this arrangement? >> it's the law. i mean i don't know if it's fair or not. i think that if somebody has their plane in within the federal enclave at moffitt field and they're not paying property tax, with the same plane 0 located at san jose airport would be paying a property tax, no that's not fair. >> is h 211 getting an unfair advantage? >> this correct me if i'm wrong woman represents moffitt field. i asked her about the relationship between nasa and h 211. >> people in the community that care the most about what happe

you look or anything and if those people are going to judge you for that then they're not worth being around and it doesn't matter their opinion. >> ed garz was burned at a barbecue when he was six years old. >> my uncle was trying to get the grill started. he put liquid on the grill and i was walking by and flames went up and got me. >> coping with the firphysical n is one thing dealing with the emotional scars is another. >> a lot of kids have trouble after a burn injury because they look different and the way that society interacts with them is not always so sensitive so oftentimes kids don't have the skills to protect themselves or assert themselves in social situations. oftentimes they end up feeling marginalized or picked on or even just attention drawn to them that they didn't ask for. >> so times like these helps to build their confidence. edgar is 16 from las vegas. >> you learn a lot of things what they go through and compare what you've gone through. you learn that sometimes it's not really bad. it could have been worse. >> these kids are here experiencing all that washington has to offer for a week all expenses paid thanks to

going to be foreign experts on the ground, and quite possibly russia getting control of those weapons, and hopefully taking them out of the country. >> congressman, great to have you with us. john garmen deof california, great to have you on the program tonight. thank you, sir. >> thank you, ed. >>> remember to answer tonight's question at the bottom of your screen, share your thoughts on twitter at ed show and on facebook. we love it. bring it on and tell us what you think. you know, the conversation in this country has been so important in the last week, it's moving people in congress. why can't we do that on jobs? later in the show, mitch mcconnell revs up the obama hate machine. but first, why michele bachmann is praying for some divine intervention in 2016. stay with us. we're right back. n it comes to doing what you love, more is better. that's why we designed the all-new nissan versa note, with more technology, to get you into, and out of, tight spots. and more space so that you always have your favorite stuff. and just for good measure, an incredibly efficient 40 mpg highway. so that when you're doing more, you're spending less. the all-new nissan versa note. your door to m

go off on twitter. one house republican, sean duffy of wisconsin, accused cruz of waving the white flag of s surrend surrender. >>> also this morning, a return to work, but garomplex reopened for business, three days after that murderous rampage, and investigators are still searching for clues as to what turned aaron alexis into a killer. they know his mental health was crumbling. his paranoia making him delusional. even his own mother is left with many questions. cnn justice reporter evan perez is working his law enforcement sources. so what are they telling you about these etchings found on the gun alexis used? >> reporter: good morning, carol. yes, this is among the many clues that the law enforcement investigators are looking at. they're basically still trying to figure out, there's so many unanswered questions that they have. there are things, so many puzzling things that they've found. one of the things they found was on the shotgun that he used on monday. he had etched the couple of phrases. one said better off this way and the other one said my elf weapon. no one knows what those -- especially the "elf weapon" refers to. it could be something video g