things. george zimmerman took his life profiling him. my son did not deserve to die. we re going to interview the parents earlier today. now, in a moment a florida legislature who cosponsored the law who defends it, but doubts george zimmerman s claim he fired in self-defense. and something that may factor into the federal civil rights investigation. allegations that george zimmerman uttered a racial slur while on the phone with 911. we have enhanced the audio. you can decide for yourself that we ll play uncensored in a moment. but first, the breaking news that happened in sanford, florida, where david mattingly joining us live. the city commissioners passed a no confidence motion in the local police chief. what does that mean? does it mean anything? well, anderson, this was a no confidence vote. they voted 3-2 in no confidence in the city s police chief, bill lee. this is really a nonbinding vote, but it demonstrates to the police chief that he no longer has the support
killing seven people over the past ten days are facing off. the suspect has confessed to the killings of three french paratroopers, a jewish rabbi and three jewish children over the past ten days. dan rivers is at the scene in the city of toulouse with the latest. reporter: well, erin, it s been a pretty dramatic day of developments here in toulouse, france. first of all, the news that mohammed merah who has been surrounded, a siege has ensued after an initial shoot-out with police who then tried to engage him in negotiation. that negotiation we re told broke down at several points. they described him as being stubborn, difficult to deal with. then later on this evening in the early hours of the morning, here three loud explosions lit up the sky behind me. we re told by the interior ministry it was designed to put pressure on him to try to get him to re-engage with those negotiators. a lot of police activity on the road that we re broadcasting on here. a lot of police cars
smith, funny, raunchy, a man of strong opinions, and tonight he s on top form. santorum lost the moment he was like i m going after pornography. because for a lot of us, we re like, buddy, that s all i got. plus, only in america. revolutions, disasters, scandals, and celebrities all in 140 characters or less. happy sixth birthday, twitter. this is piers morgan tonight. or @piers morgan. good evening. we start with the big story tonight, a very big day for the romney campaign. the candidate gets a key endorsement from florida former governor jeb bush and celebrates 43 years of marriage to his wife ann. we will have been married 43 years. so happy anniversary, sweetheart. my exclusive interview with ann romney in a moment. also starbucks ceo howard shultz and keeping america great and outspoke enkevin smith on presidential politics and raunchy new book and on why he seems to feel the need to rearrange my studio. the chair. unlike every guest raises the chair up,
growing is actually importing less oil from overseas because we re using it smarter and more efficiently. republicans want the president to approve the entire keystone pipeline which would stretch from canada to the gulf coast. so it s a gaffe, it s not going away, at least not yet. mitt romney s campaign doing some damage control over a remark by a top campaign adviser. this happened in a cnn interview. he compared the general election to an etch-a-sketch. i think you hit a reset button for the fall campaign. everything changes. it s almost like an etch-a-sketch. you can kind of shake it up and we start all over again. romney says they were talking about starting over from an organizational standpoint. that his message would remain the same. didn t take long however for his rivals and democrats to jump all over this. you win by giving people a choice. you win by giving people the opportunity to see a different vision for our country, not someone who is just going t
france. police in a self-described al qaeda militant accused of killing seven people over the past ten days are facing off. the suspect has confessed to the killings of three french paratroopers, a jewish rabbi and three jewish children over the past ten days. dan rivers is at the scene in the city of toulouse with the latest. reporter: well, erin, it s been a pretty dramatic day of developments here in toulouse, france. first of all, the news that mohammed merah who has been surrounded, a siege has ensued after an initial shoot-out with police who then tried to engage him in negotiation. that negotiation we re told broke down at several points. they described him as being stubborn, difficult to deal with. then later on this evening in the early hours of the morning, here three loud explosions lit up the sky behind me. we re told by the interior ministry it was designed to put pressure on him to try to get him to re-engage with those negotiators. a lot of police activity on