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Now the mayor of cleveland says the city will launch an administrative review after a grand jury declined to indict the officers involved in a deadly shooting of 12-year-old tamir rice. now the boy was shot and killed last november while handling a pellet gun outside of a rec center. the prosecutor said it was, quote, reasonable that the officers believed they were in danger. unable to tell whether the gun was -- the investigators believe it was his action to hand it over or show it was, in fact...

Mid-80s in jacksonville and cold as 12 degrees in new england. certainly a significant temperature variance. >> pedram javaheri, thank you. the cleveland police officer who shot and killed 12-year-old tamir rice will not face charges. prosecutors in the case insist the officer who fired the fatal shot had no way of knowing rice was carrying a pellet gun and not a real weapon. >> given the perfect storm of human error, mistakes and miscommunications by all involved that day, of the evidence did...

To cleveland now. today calls for justice after a grand jury decided no the to indict any officers involved in the fatal shooting of 12-year-old tamir rice. rice was shot and killed last november while handling an air soft pellet gun outside a rec center. the prosecutor in the case called the incident a perfect storm of human error around said the rookie officer who shot rice did not receive crucial information from a 911 call reporting that rice was likely a minor around the gun was probably fa...

Reference at all to race as we try to almost be postracial and the law has to catch up with the reality when those police officers come to the scene they dont just see a person or a child. they see a black child and does that influence their sense of being threatened because of the lenses of race? somewhere the legal conversation has to catch up with whats happening out here on these streets. >> your take on this story before talking about jones, as well, when you have the prosecutor calling it ...

Have this cuban heritage that allows them to speak personally to these issues. >> im sorry we ran right out of time here. well get you next time. thank you for joining us today. well be back tomorrow with more "mtp daily." erica hill picks up our coverage next. tonight on msnbc live, three big developing stories. >> he was frantic because his wife was still trapped at the end of the house inside. >> twisters. golf ball size hail, flooding rains, freezing rain and blinding snow. a weather night...

Unfolded differently. she was broken up, and its very hard. we explained to her this was a difficult decision also but that to charge police in a situation as undeniably tragic as the death of her son, the state must be able to show that the officers acted outside the constitutional boundaries set forth by the supreme court of these united states. simply put, given this perfect storm of human error, mistakes and miscommunications, by all involved that day, the evidence did not indicate criminal ...

Outside west of cleveland on a swing and he got a call, police got a call there saying that there was a person who was armed when those two officers approached him rice police say reached for the gun which was a pellet gun. and also known as an air gun and the officers fired killing tamir rice. now the grand jury completing the investigation saying they will not charge the two officers, the prosecutor there saying that this was a perfect storm of human error. the officer had reason to fear more ...

Call of a possible active shooter in that nearby park. officers responded. tamir, were told, apparently started to pull out his gun. why officers are exactly sure, why he was pulling out that weapon of sorts. officers then shot him and he died. of course that has caused a big firestorm in ohio and elsewhere just after the black lives matter movement started. rick leventhal, my colleague, has been listening in and covering this case. rick, what are we missing here? a lot going on? >> heather, we ...

>> definitely. i do think that this was human error. steve harvey seems to be very, very upset about it all and apologized profusely, but if this were donald trumps pageant, even if it did still happen, i think that he would have covered all his bases its great for traghts and trump would have loved if it was still his pageant. >> where is past miss universes? where do their careers go from there after they serve their year. >> they do many things. a lot of them do want to continue modeling or b...

Accidentally awarding miss colombia the prize. but a snapchat video may show a different story, "teleprompters said" miss colombia. in its official statement the miss universe pageant says "human error came into play," with harvey maintaining it was his mistake. >> it was my mistake. >> facing mounting criticism online, hes getting support from celebrities. >> comedienne mindy kialing said you couldnt have paid me to be interested in the pageant before this. i love steve harvey. the bizarre sequ...