. >> in order to have any hope of getting an acquittal, kunkel's attorney, brian boreli, must establishr kunkel's idea to sell the checks but that he was urged to commit the crime by the undercover officer. >> now, before you met the detective, had you ever planned to sell people's checks before that? >> absolutely not. i've went up on a truck and i asked him if he was interested in buying a stereo. and he said he's really not into that type of merchandise. but if i come across any checks or credit cards, he would be interested in that type of merchandise. >> did you know someone you could get them from? >> i had an idea of somebody i can get them from. >> now, after your whole conversation with the detective, what did you think he would do if you brought him checks? >> well, obviously -- i was under the impression he wanted to buy them. >> if you hadn't met detective [ bleep ] would you have ever sold anyone's checks? >> no. if i wouldn't have never met him, i wouldn't be here right now. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> kunkel must now face off against the prosecutor. >> and the first th

brian? >> never boring on the weather front these days. anne thompson with all things environmental tonight. anne, thanks, as always. >>> an emotional jolt today in the trial of oscar pistorius. the former olympic track star was visibly shaken as he heard testimony from the neighbor who was first on the scene after the killing of girlfriend reeva steencamp last year. the neighbor described seeing steenkamp mortally wounded and an anguished pistorius crying over her, praying for her to live, saying he shot her thinking she was a burglar. >>> and still ahead tonight, a potentially deadly defect and it has some asking what took so long. >>> and later, winning four marathons wasn't enough. she decided to ski, is now competing for team usa at the paralympics. >>> back as promised with a growing federal investigation into a massive recall of general motors vehicles. more than a dozen people have died in accidents involving cars that have a problem with the ignition shutting off on enoates. the big question here, why did it take the company ten y

no, brian and me, we're talking about the old, boring tech names that have been making some really big moves this week. >>> and we're going to tell you about silicon valley's latest mystery and why yummy is our word of the day. and trust us, folks, it has nothing to do with food. we're back after this. and see them through, we say: let's get to work. because the future belongs to those who challenge the present. >>> we're laooking at a live picture of the white house, where in less than two hours, the president will meet with several technology ceos. the meeting will focus on technology, specifically privacy and the nsa. the white house has not released the guest list, but will only say facebook, yahoo! and google have all been invited. >>> well, is boring old tech sexy again? take a look at the performance of old tech name just this week. big names like microsoft, seagate, and applied materials all up more than 6%. sandisk up more than 9. hp up more than 10% and hewlett-packard this week trading at levels not seen since 2011. but why? let's bring if kantor's brian white. bob pisani ha