am i wrong with that, loni? >> no. i think that's exactly his point. and, you know, anytime we're talking about having more people invoke stand your ground, that's my issue with it. it's, like, more people have the right to shoot and kill someone else. i don't think it's good for anyone to have that right or to be encouraged to do that. >> yeah. and perhaps there should be more debates as well not only about stand your ground but about the gun laws, gun legislation as well. thanks to both of you. i always appreciate both your perspectives. >> thanks, don. >> see you soon. okay. >>> it's been a year since the aurora, colorado, theater shooting, but at least for one family the pain is just as intense as those first hours. their story next. >>> but first this, a woman running a youth center in new orleans is teaching at-risk kids you can solve problems without firing a gun. she's this week's cnn hero. >> a typical week for a child in central city is that you'll see at least one dead body. there was a shooting here. i was just noticing they still haven't c

i cut you off, loni. you said you agreed with what brian was saying? >> yeah.nk he's not doing himself any favors or his brother any favors by pushing this thing that my brother's innocent. he had the right to do what he did. the jury didn't find him innocent. they found him not guilty. what i thought was interesting when he started talking about, they asked does your brother have remorse about what he did. he said we were taught if you do what you believe is the right thing, you don't have to go back later and apologize for it. you stand up and do it. it's the mentality that perhaps george had out there that night. look, i know that i can stand my ground. i can shoot my gun and if i shoot it, i'm going to shoot to kill, which is what his brother said. you don't shoot to injure, you shoot to kill. that's what he did with trayvon martin. that may be in his mind what's accurate, but i don't think that's what everyone else wants to hear right now. >> that brings us to this stand your ground that we heard so much about over the last 15 months, which is what everyon

berkeley officials including mayor tom bates, assemblywoman loni hancock they will fight the closure. classmate of a teen girl who killed herself by three teen boys. while she was passed out. has been added to the families' lawsuit. audrie pott's family initially sued three 16- year-old boys in april. the lawsuit accused them of sexually abusing their daughter during a september the assault. but last month the family's attorney added a 15-year-old girl to the lawsuit.saying eight days after the attack, 15-year-old adrie pott's mother's los gatos home there's a good chance you've heard of burning man. it is the largest outdoor arts event in north america francisco. federal land managers have granted the event known as burning man a permit that allows 68-thousand people to attend the event this year. however officials say event organizers need to comply with over 60 conditions related to security, public safety, resource management and cleanup. capacity. last year, the crowd at the offbeat art and music event peaked at just over 53- thousand people. will be back after the break on kron

darren and loni, thank you. our segment was cut short. i'm sure you understand. >> see you soon. >>> the exclusive new video that shows that moment an asiana airlines flight 214 crashed in to the runway. our aviation experts will analyze the video. they'll weigh in. you will hear exclusively from the man who shot this video right after a very quick break. >>> back now. i'm don lemon. the horrific san francisco crash. this video is exclusive to cnn and shows the moment that passenger plane hit the runway yesterday. >> look at that one. look how his nose is up in the air. oh my god! oh, it's an accident! >> you are filming it, too. >> oh my god! >> oh no! >> oh my god! >> you're filming it. >> oh my god. oh my god. >> fred hayes recorded that video a few minu video. a few minutes ago i spoke with you. >> you know? so i was like look at that guy. the nose is pretty high and so, you know, it was one of those things where, you know, i didn't -- it appeared to me that the pilot trying to divert the landing. that's what it appeared to me. >> kin

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