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bang that caused many of those injuries. again, many of the injuries from the damage to buildings, as opposed to the actual meteor pieces themselves. continuing to watch that as the count mounts. 1,000 hurt at this point. but the numbers have been going up. a lot of fifth graders can be naughty and get into trouble. kids will be kids, right? not in this next story. in washington state. instead this, is the story of two boys one 10, one 11. allegedly caught planning to murder one of their friends, quote, because she was really annoying. end quote. this is no joke. according to "the l.a. times" a teacher found a semiautomatic handgun and a knife with a three-inch blade in the 10-year-old's backpack. both of the kids are charged,

including conspiracy to commit first degree murder and witness tampering as well. these are 10 and 11-year-old kids if you don't think that fifth graders are capable of that thing. washington state law may not agree. jeffrey toobin our senior legal analyst and joey jackson our "in session" contributor and a crack lawyer himself. a criminal defense attorney. apparently in washington, students younger than 8 are considered to be incapable of committing crimes. but kids 8 to 12 years old are presumed incapable of committing crimes. does that mean the presumption needs to be proven in court before they can actually be tried? jeff, i'll start with you. >> that appears to be what the law is in washington. it wares a little bit in most state. but it's usually something like that. there is a cutoff here, 8 years ago old, which i think is a common age for this.

where younger than that, you just simply can't be involved in the criminal justice system. for this intermediate area, 10 to 12, there's a hearing where the judge tries to determine when there is potentially any justification for bringing a criminal case. my question, i'm reading on following this story, is what about the parents? how did they run their lives in such a way that their child had access to that sort of weapon. i'm much more interested in the parents than prosecuting a 10-year-old. >> that's a great question. because people have been charged before because of what their children have done and the access to weapons. let me bring you in, joey, there was a confession. one of these kids spilling all the details. let's remind everybody, 11 and 12 years old, those kind of admissions, are they admissible in court? different kind of standard than when they say they did it?

>> oh, yeah. there's a much different standard, ashleigh. there is. they'll about at hearing. at that hearing, they'll determine what was on the children's mind. when are there's criminal law, you look at the mind. mens rea, right? you measure what the thought was. you have to have the capacity to be thinking logically, lucidly as an adult would think. and based upon circumstances here, ashleigh, they're children and i think a court will make a determination as to whether they can be criminally tried. but certainly, when it comes to juveniles and children, they're treated far differently than a an adult situation. >> quickly. >> it's just worth adding as we learned in the so-called day care sex abuse cases in the '80s and early '90s, kids can be very well intentioned but terrible witnesses. but you don't want people goes to prison necessarily on the

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the bullet in the chamber." so unfortunate that that ad was created before this instance. other pistorius sponsors. ossur. british telecon. oakley. they expressed condolences but they declined to comment further. christine romans, host of "bottom line." and jeffrey toobin. what kind of money are we talking about with oscar pistorius and nike? >> about $2 million from a diverse array of sponsors and they're doing exactly what brand managers would tell them to do. say you feel terrible about the situation. say that he is innocent until proven guilty and then distance yourself from his brand. and that's exactly what we're seeing. brand managers that we've talked to say, quite frankly, the seriousness of these charges and his stature in society, how many people know about him there, he will never recover financially

from this. most likely. they haven't cut their endorsements just yet but many people think they will. >> is that what it takes, does it take murder for them to say we're out? we have sports controversies. bad behavior in bars. shooting incidents. steroids and dogfighting. and a lot of time, sponsors hang on for a long time. >> sometimes, they do. sometimes, they don't. look you look at livestrong and lance armstrong. he will not recover from that. you look at kobe bryant, he was accused of a terrible crime but he lost $11 million in sponsorships. now has recovered $28 million. he's been abe to completely get over that. it depends on the crime. there is a dead woman in the case. this is about a dead woman. >> listen, legally, i don't know if companies scramble every time they write one of these contracts to update it with all

the history they've learned. but what do they include in their contracts in order to give them legal room to give them room if case something goes wrong with an athlete? >> well, look, he's cases especially a case like nike, they've been down this road before. they always have a morals clause in the contract which refers to the kind of behavior that gets the company out of the contract. if the person is accused or convicted. and the language -- the language can vary. but remember, the conduct is very different here. nike dropped michael vick because he was convicted of a crime. nike did not drop tiger woods. when he all his personal difficulties. there was certainly nothing criminal -- nothing law enforcement-related. it all varies depending on the contract -- the wording of the contract. >> jeffrey toobin christine romans, thank you. here's the next to ponder over the break.

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the parents of a 16-year-old pregnant girl are none too pleased with their daughter and boyfriend. they want her to get an abortion. the girl is claiming her mom was planning to slip her the abortion pill. her lawyer says this teenager has rights like everyone else. >> we're asking the judge to stop them from physically forcing her to have an abortion. she's legally protected so they cannot drag her to an abortion clinic and force an abortionen 0 our client. >> so can she win this legal battle, our cnn legal analyst jeffrey toobin is back. and joey jackson is back with us now. weigh in, jeff, when does the parents' right get superseded by the government's right to parent a child? >> boy, this is a really hard case. and i've followed abortion law for a long time. and i've never seen a case like

this. there are many cases, there are many laws, that say minors who want to get an abortion have to get parental consent. if there's a disagreement -- if the child wants an abortion and the parents don't want to allow it, a judge can get involved. here, i think, though, i mean, you're talking about, abortion is an issue of individual atopmy. and i don't see how any court will ever force anyone young or old to get an abortion. i would think it would be up to the young girl not to get an abortion. >> here's what i don't understand, roe versus wade protects the girl's right to choose. does bellotti versus baird give that same right? why don't you jump on that, joey. >> i think she prevails. why does she prevail? what happens is, there's a conflict, certainly, we respect parents and parents wishes. but this deals with the

fundamental right of an individual although they might be an minor to have her child. and the case you're referring to addressed the right of informed consent, right? and what it said, you have to get your parents' consent if you want an abortion. it was the flip side. if they didn't give it to you, you could get a judge to intervene. here, ultimately, i believe the court will side with her and allow her to exercise her own individual wishes, and if those wishes are to have the child, so let it be. >> just think about the practicalities of this, are they going to strap this woman on to a gurney and force her into an abortion? i don't see any court in the country doing that. >> with that image in mind, clearly, that is what essentially this brings to mind you're being forced to do this against your will. some states have statutes, jeff, to make it murder if a fetus is

killed in any kind of murder. wouldn't this be murder by some extent, some method of thinking, if you force someone to abort their child, how is that not the same as a murder charge if someone kills and a fetus dies as well? >> well, i don't think that's really a risk here. you're talking about an early stage of pregnancy. those laws only apply in a late stage of pregnancy. you know, an early -- >> what if it takes that long for this to litigate? doesn't that come into play? >> it could. if this thing goes longer. but i think there are easier grounds on which to rule in the daughter's favor here. than the risk of a murder trial. i just don't see anyone hch-the united states of america, this is not china where we force people to have abortions. >> i can't see it happening either. all right. both of you, thank you. always appreciate your insight. on this one we'll have to think through for a long time.

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right now. but how does it compare to other stat states? here in new york, 25 grams or less in your pocket, you're not going to jail and you might get up to $100 fine. that's pretty much the same in california. in new mexico, if you're holding on to an ounce or less, 15 gays in the poky and a small fine and oklahoma, in any amount,dgays in the poky and a small fine and oklahoma, in any amount,ays in the poky and a small fine and oklahoma, in any amount, one year behind bars. same in alabama. there you'll also have to shell out up to $6,000. i want to take you now, switching gears completely, to the white house. because there's something going on there that you should though about. the president is standing by one man but a number of people aer sooryes of people will be receiving the presidential civilian's medal. second only to the medal of freedom.

so for those who earn this, it is a remarkable thing for them and their families. among the 13 winners, the president will posthumously be stowe the award it those adults killed in the newtown school shooting. let's watch and listen in as these families honor their loved ones. >> the medal is awarded to rachel davino, dawn hochsprung, anne marie murphy, lauren russo, mary sherlach and victoria soto, for dedicating themselves to the community of newtown, connecticut. some had been at sandy hook for only weeks. others were preparing to retire after decades of service. all gave the children in their care a future worth their

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accepting on behalf of dawn hochsprung, her daughter, erica, and mother, cheryl. accepting on behalf of anne marie murphy, her husband michael and daughters paige and colleen murphy.

accepting on behalf of lauren russo, her parent, terry and john russo.