analysts say the move by nel isn't necessarily because he wants to prove pistorius is mentally ill. quite the opposite, jon. if he comes back from the hospital with saying there is nothing wrong for him, nel will have to move to have all the psychiatrist evidence thrown out. jon. jon: wow, every day a dramatic new development in that case it seems. paul tilsley who is in the courtroom for us in south africa, paul, thank you. i want to let you know we'll talk a little more about the pistorius case, his defense and the prospects of this mental evaluation with our legal panel ahead. jenna: interesting twist to the case, isn't it, to start off the week? >>> coming up he told police he just snapped. the trial begins for a 22-year-old accused of savagely beating his girlfriend to death. we'll tell you specifics on that case. >>> plus for a lot of you tornadoes, hail, snow, in certain parts of the country. threat of dangerous weather is not over yet. report on what you need to know today, coming up. >> tornado on the ground northwest, northeast! go! >> right down there, it is on the ground

i think what nel is trying the to do is create space.va was hit on the right hip as she collapsed and as the witness is saying that she fell on that magazine rack. nel thinks that perhaps that would have created enough space for her to scream. that's what he's building up to. thomas, the ballistic expert we understand the witness will call a few more witnesses, psychologist and sound expert to defend oscar pistorius. he says of course it was a mistake when he shot and killed his model girlfriend reeva steenkamp last year. the point behind this is to get a detailed account of whether reeva steenkamp was standing. >> out of four bullet, three hit her. one missed and ricochetted from the toilet cubicle wall and hit her in the back. as far as the defense is concerned, one of those bullets could not have hit her. her body was probably hit while she was falling. that's where we're in csi mode here. they're trying to prove this case beyond a reasonable doubt. that's what he had said earlier. the court is scheduled to this coming friday. >>> the

that's what gerrie nel explained yesterday. >> justice must be served.the trial was due to end this week, we could be looking on way through the summer here. >> reporter: there's a long waiting list for the health institution. so i wonder how far down the line oscar pistorius will be waiting to get into that mental institution for a 30-day observation. so we're in for a long time, indeed, david. >> milton nkosi there. >>> let me take you back to the scene of the coal mine disaster in western turkey. this is soma mine. what you see before you among the orange suits of the rescue workers are many of the families of those miners who were underground. 787 of them in all. i should just remind you that. with me is beril eski from the turkish service. run through briefly if you can, what happened. >> yesterday, it was in the afternoon turkish time, there was an explosion in the coal mine which is in soma in western turkey. it's a place close to istanbul. and after the explosion, there was fire and there was a lot of gas running in the mine. and hundreds of work

but enter the prosecutor, nel. he got her to admit that pistorius had never said to her, in the police cell, while he waited for bail, that he was sorry he had shot, had killed his girlfriend. gamely, she continued under nel's barrage and he kept hammering away. >> he missed reeva so much that is were his words, the first words that he said to me. >> and you said further that his, he missed reeva so much but he had just shot and killed her the day before, does it make sense? >> reporter: so, just going on as to what else happened today, jenna, we have two other defense expert witnesses and i've got to tell you that today i believe they were both inconclusive. the first was an who couldn't appear to prove when reeva steinkamp had her last meal. when the case closed for the day a ballistics expert on the stand for the defense saying he mostly agreed with the prosecution's ballistics expert. tomorrow, harry nel will start his cross-examination of this witness and we can surely expect more fireworks, jenna. jenna: appr

that's the purpose of the evaluation requested by the prosecutor gerrie nel.at we expect for oscar pistorius now. on 26th may he'll report to the psychiatric hospital. that will run 30 days. the court will resume here on the 30th of june at 9:30. >> milton in pretoria. >>> in other news today, china summoned the american ambassador to charge five officials with economic es pe naj. >>> the radical islamist preacher has been convicted by a jury in new york of 11 terrorism charges. he could face life in prison. the egyptian born clerk lived in london before being deported to the u.s. he's connected to the involvement of 16 tourists in 9 1 1998 also for assisting the terrorism groups in afghanistan. >>> bjp has started putting together a new government by fully choosing narendra modi. modi will now meet with the president. >>> credit suisse has pleaded guilty to criminal charges more than two decades. will it use the u.s. banking license? michelle has more from washington. >> the outcome was a victory for the justice department. this is the biggest bank to pled gu

come back, and this has been in stark contrast to nel the rest of this week when we were dealing withses and the neighbors, for example. and i think the explanation for that is partly due to the fact that the lay witnesses, the neighbors were actually originally state witnesses. so, nel was very familiar with their evidence and he would have had very few gaps and holes to exploit. and essentially, therefore, kept it short and to the point. whereas with the expert evidence, we can see him dueling with the expert, trying very hard to reassert the prominence of their expert evidence. >> all right, kelly phelps for us live in pretoria watching this trial for us, really in its final stages. appreciate it. >>> all right, "early start" >>> all right, "early start" continues right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> terror in nigeria. hundreds slaughtered in the streets by islamic militants. the attackers the same group who kidnapped hundreds of young girls from their schools. those children set to be sold to the highest bidder. this morning, a country in fear and waiting for help.

nel. i have never lied in the court. jenna: meantime we're now hearing from one of our reporters who had an exclusive exchange with a member of the pistorius family. joining us now on the phone, paul tilsley. paul, tell us a little bit about this conversation. >> reporter: yes, jenna. oscar went missing around his uncle's house just after he was released on bail, causing them great concern according to a family member who talked exclusively with me. this happened more than once. each time the source told fox news "the blade runner" was eventually found as a shadow of his former proud self, hiding under a bush in the large garden around the house, crouching, crying, and repeatedly vomiting. he different want to be found, the source claims. he was trying to get away from everyone. he missed reeva steinkamp very much. before the shooting oscar had brought reeva to the house where he now lives. had introduced her to his family but source says reeva never introduced oscar to her family. and this family member says they, and o

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so, no doubt, gerrie nel will be as detailed in cross examining the following witnesses coming forward kelly phelps in pretoria. thank you, kelly. >>> up next for us, her husband has been banned from the nba, but shelly sterling says not so fast for me. we'll tell you what she's saying about the future of the los angeles clippers, next. i dbefore i dosearch any projects on my home. i love my contractor, and i am so thankful to angie's list for bringing us together. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. >>> we're hearing now this morning from the wife of los angeles clippers owner donald sterling, this as the nba tries to force him to sell the team because of his racist comments. shelly sterling is making clear she's in it for the long haul. deborah feyerick has more. >> reporter: shelly sterling is not going away quietly. in a five-line statement sterling released through her lawyers, she asserts her rights as a co-owner of the clippers. she says she's been a co-owner of the team since 1981 and that since that time, she

in april towards the end of prosecutor gerrie nel's cross-examination, the olympian seemed dazed on the my lady, i'm getting confused. >> reporter: even confused about what he said to his model girlfriend reeva in the minutes before he shot her in his bathroom last year. >> if you are tired and the reasons you're making all these mistakes is because you're tired, you must say so. >> reporter: but prosecutor nel known here as the bull terrier sinking his teeth into the blade runner. >> if somebody would say that you whispered, that person would be lying. am i right? >> that's right, my lady. >> you know who that person is? because somebody said it. >> no, my lady. >> it's you. >> if he can have a neighbor come in and give a different account of the story, an account that actually matches oscar pistorius' story, it could really bolster his credibility. >> reporter: indeed, the defense team says it has as many as 11 witnesses to call. first among them likely to be a forensics expert likely to say that reeva was shot as she was getting up from the toilet, not engaged in an argument with pis

that's what made gerrie nel to bring the application for referral. >> milton, thanks so much for updatingom pretoria outside the courthouse there. >>> let's bring you up to date with some other news now. ukraine is due to host talks in kiev. this is all part of efforts to negotiate a settlement of the crisis in the east of the country. talks will include members of the interim government, but also regional leaders. what is significant, though, is that pro-russian separatists have refused to take part. the move is part of a road map drawn up by the organization for security and cooperation in europe. >>> beijing has expressed serious concerns over protests in vietnam in which several factories were burned down by anti-china demonstrators. over 20,000 workers took part in the protests over china's deployment of an oil rig in disputed waters in the south china sea. authorities in southern vietnam say 500 protesters have now been arrested. >>> ten people have been detained for questioning in connection with the death of a french photo journalist in the central african republic. the bodies of

while nel got pistorius to break down. >> i don't have to look at her picture. there. >> reporter: can his defense hold up his story? for "good morning america," matt gutman, abc news, miami. >>> abc chief legal affairs anchor, dan abram, is here with much more on this. the defense indicating they're just getting started. >> come on. just getting started? this isn't a case about whodunit. he admits he did it. the most important question is why? all of the other witnesses will be interesting and they're going to be relevant. and the defense hopes they're going to poke some holes in the prosecution's theories, et cetera. but the bottom line is, the heart of this case has happened already. it was oscar pistorius. and the rest of these witnesses, i think, are going to be just additional information the defense hopes lead to reasonable doubt. >> what do they do then? >> the best thing they could have is someone who literally backs up oscar pistorius' account. is there a neighbor, instead of offering an account that helps the prosecution, helps oscar pistorius? a neig

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though, is still trying to recover from the relentless grilling that pistorius received from pos kurt nelimes even laughed at his answers. it was all gripg television seen around the world. >> it's all about you, what's important to you. no other way that gun could have been discharged oththe gun. you shot and killed her. won't you take responsibility for that? >> i did, my lady. >> then said, yes. >> the pit bull go too far? one legal expert said that if this case was held in american court, it could be grounds for a mistrial. i spoke with james zennin, a trial lawyer. the prosecutor received a lot of attention for that pit bull approach he took when he was cross examining oscar pistorius mrp from a procedural point of view, he overstepped the boundaries. >> he was constantly making statements instead of asking questions, he was accuse toir, he was browbeating, he was overbearing. this went on for five days. you have no jury here. a young who's supposed to be bound by the laws and the facts and the judge is certainly not going to be persuaded by these arguments. his real motive is to app

and therefore, you saw a subdued hare nell in -- harry nel in court.se will continue to put forward their witnesses. and each one of these witnesses will essentially be playing the purpose of trying to corroborate and strengthen and lend an air of believability to pistorius' fundamental story. they asked key people we hadn't heard from. we know we'll hear from further neighbors pertaining to the screaming evidence. we're expecting further expert witnesses, particular leforensic and ballistic analysts. we will also hear crucially from a psychologist which will be critical to the charge of culpable homicide. >> all right. cnn legal expert kelly phelps joining us live from the front of the courthouse in pretoria. many thanks to you. john? ♪ >>> the self-professed leader of the terror group has claimed responsibility for kidnapping more than 200 nigerian schoolgirls. nigeria's government is asking for help to track them down. cnn has learned the u.s. is sharing intelligence with nigeria. the white house secretary talked about it on monday. >> this is an ou

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the court has just adjourned briefly at the request of gerrie nel.he requested to see the judge outside the court. what the neighbor was telling the court today when they arrived at the house after 3:00 a.m. they saw oscar pistorius coming down the stairs carrying a bleeding reeva steenkamp. >> from outside the courtroom, thank you milton. >>> still to come, what is this week south african election going to mean for this man? he's the leader of the economic freedom fighters. i do a lot oresearch on angie's list before i do any projects on my home. i love my contractor, and i am so thankful to angie's list for bringing us together. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. man: yeah, scott. i was just about to use the uh... scott: that's a bunch of ground-up paper, lad! scotts ez seed uses the finest seed, fertilizer, and natural mulch that holds water so you can grow grass anywhere! seed your lawn. seed it! without standard leather. you are feeling exhilarated with front-wheel drive. you

. >> reporter: nel pressing the athlete on his version of events. >> reeva doesn't have a life anymoredone. >> reporter: stander's daughter also gave emotional testimony describing how she and pistorius tried to stem the flow of blood from the wounds by applying towels and saying how pistorius was pleading for her to stay with me. the defense says they weren't able to lineup anymore witnesses. this is because they say there have been quite a lot of public holidays in south africa. >> very interesting play by the defense to portray the regret as evidence of mistake. is it working? let's bring in legal analyst kelly phelps. kelly, good for you to join us. you are getting attacked by a green cable there. if we can get that green cable off your neck. there you go. don't want you getting -- that some kind of tree snake attacking you? tell us this. >>. >> reporter: the dangers on the streets. >> the key determination here is whether the judge will take testimony like this as proof of mistake versus the emotion of regret. how do you think it plays? >> well, it is to whether she considers pist

. >> prosecutor nel has repeatedly accused pistorius of hiding behind his emotions.oined now live. kelly, what can we expect to see on this first day back in court? >> reporter: court has just resumed a few minutes ago, and we know that the first witness for the defense is the estate manager johan standa. he be a critical witness. first of all, he was on the state's witness list and they did not call him. and we know that he and his daughter were the first two people on the scene in the immediate aftermath after the killing. so their perspective of what they witnessed immediately after the killing will be very important context for the judge to consider in terms of the rest of the evidence and testimony. >> and kelly, talk to us about the ballistics expert and why his evidence will be so important at this point. >> reporter: well, the state has relied heavily on what we call ballistics. they've argued that the ballistics should be rid that he did not fire the shots in quick succession. this means that he therefore had the time to form a cold and calculated intention

from nels perspective it would benefit him. it would muddy the water of the defense. they have to consider new information they have not considered opinion. it would place a question and it would provide the state an opportunity to provide some contradictory evidence. >> court is expected to reconvene 22 minutes there now. kelly, you'll be covering live on cnn when that decision is handed down. if she does rule that he has to go for that mental evaluation, this trial that was meant to be a three week long trial already at eight weeks could go for more months. >> yes, indeed. it will take some time, isn't it? >> drag on. >> indeed. >>> let's move on for now. u.s. president barack obama is coming under fire for his handling of the crisis in syria. mr. obama met briefly with the head of the syrian opposition tuesday. >> they released a statement for praising them for ending the war but as jim sciuotto reports, it's not mutual. >> reporter: today's syria is a living hell, 150,000 dead, 9 million refugees, whole cities lefltd. the president of syria's opposition has said h

we know that gerrie nel cross examined him very vigorously, and at times, he was visibly shaken on theppeared he brought out some inconsistency or contradictions within pistorius's version of events. and the defense will now rely on all of their further witnesses in order to provide evidence that materially supports aspects of pistorius's testimony, and therefore, try and lend an err of credibility and believability to pistorius's testimony. and we saw that yesterday as well with the standers. they spoke about the events in the immediate aftermath of the killing and their version of events corroborated and materially related to the version that pistorius had put on the stand himself with regard to the immediate aftermath. >> kelly phelps for us this morning in pretoria. thank you. >>> we now know the cause of that terrifying accident at a circus in rhode island. investigators say a single metal clamp broke during the ringling brothers barnum and bailey show in providence, sending an aerial apparatus just crashing to the ground, leaving nine acrobats hurt. >> so, the apparatus was attac

brin nel i thought said it so well.said schools have turned into 7-elevens with books. >> that's a great line. michelle obama starts the let's move campaign and starts growing carrots in the white house garden. so big food had an interesting choice. they could push back or sort of -- >> they cooperated with her in the process. she's trying to do the right thing and speaking out and declaring this an issue and motivating americans to pay attention. and a lot of things that have been part improving nutrition in schools all great. she got caught by the food industry saying let's partner with you. we'll take calories out of the food supply. it means 14 calories a day. it sounds great but subverts process and means they take an oreo from 100 calories to 90 calories. >> here's a clip from the film, michelle obama from big food. >> reform late their foods in a number of ways. >> all the food manufacturers drew her into a very long complicated intricate discussion about processed food, how we can make processed food better. but

nel: when you get enough of these, one recall, i forget the model, something like don't you drive thet towed. that is certainly not good. doesn't it make you think all the fancy, flashy and notwithstanding. >> yes, but i think -- so there are like to things that have happened. we are getting bigger. there is no accountability and we don't understand what's going on. there is also a flood of information, the dissemination of them permission is all over us. when i was a kid who the hell knows of my mother's ar got recall it. she certainly didn't. we sat in the statio wagon facing the other way. >> doing this to you. neil: it's enough. at least your mom did that. neil: what? >> first of all, at least they have to pay a price. they don't. that's part of the problem that we have now. you are n allowed to fail anymore. if you are a car company, gm or chrysler. they were not allowed to fail. if not allowed to fail maybe you can get away with this. i think that is part of it. i'm a bad person to ask because i don't own a car. i rent. never had any problems, but the rental car agencies keep re

prosecutor gerrie nel wants the one-time golden boy sent for exams. this could delay the athlete's murder trial for a month or more. a psychiatrist testified monday that pistorius has an anxiety disorder stemming from his double amputation and his unstable parents. pistorius is on trial for the murder of girlfriend reeva steenkamp after firing four shots through a bathroom door valentine's day last year. toyota is leaving its north american headquarters in california and officially is moving to texas. the plano city council gave final approval to an economic incentive package for toyota. the package links nearly 7- million-dollars in grants for the construction of a headquarters in the dallas suburb. in turn, plano's mayor says the project will generate more than 70-million-dollars in property and sales tax revenue for the city over a 10-year period. the agreement will provide more than 35-hundred full- time jobs by december 2018. toyota issued a written statement thanking the city. was today's second stage was a 12.6 mile time trial that ended in fol

and this feeds into gerrie nel's accusation when what he cross examining pistorius that pistorius wasind his emotions in order to avoid taking responsibility. so, it does strike to the core credibility of pistorius's testimony. >> interesting, but as you say, unusual testimony there at this point in the trial. kelly phelps, great to have you with us this morning. appreciate it. >>> all right, one minute to the top of the hour. "early start" continues right "early start" continues right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> happening now, u.s. investigators on the ground in nigeria. they are searching for hundreds of young girls kidnapped by terrorists. this morning, new fears it may already be too late. we are live with the very latest. >>> and was it a white house cover-up or is it a right-wing conspiracy theory? a new investigation launched into the 2012 terror attack in benghazi that killed four americans. will congress prove that the obama administration lied or will democrats prove that the republicans are just playing politics? there's a lot going on and a big decision

. >> might this case represent the death nel of the death penalty because now you heard the lawyer iniew who has this eyewitness account and people who don't take the time to find out, well, what went on with these two individuals, they hear about what went on and they say it's barbaric. >> there was another screw-up in an execution in ohio recently. so it's in trouble. i'm not saying that i'm pro or anti- the death penalty but if we can't do it without being cruel, it's going to fade away. >> and it sounds like we could get it done. >> we could. >> if people want it we shouldn't wave the white flag. >> you've got to be transparent. the first time to try your new drugs is not during the execution. >> and they should have left the curtain up. they got themselves in hot water trying to hide what was going on here. nice to see you, dr. caplan. thank you. >>> her lawyer says that v. stiviano said it was consent and why did it sound like she was cross-examining him. and i don't need to be online for it to work. it runs office, so i can do schedules and budgets and even menu changes. but it

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they are allowing customers to install solar powerhouse -- pa nels for free.y complicated. we are continuing to look into these results. let's turn things back to tesla. since they started their program, they account or sales quite differently. -- they put a lot of that money into retaining earnings or different revenue. the deferred revenue number did not hold up. fewer --more sales and as bad as the sales numbers were, it would have been much had been the same as that previous quarter. >> thank you so much cory johnson. i know olivia, you have been going out further. losses are continuing first quarter operations losses. it is the largest operator here in the u.s.. they are struggling because people are gambling less in atlantic city. because they have exposure to places like hong kong. shares climbed in after-hours trading. there was less than a 10th of a percent. what happened today is they move the stop 14%. guarantees that they had on all of this. a lot of the debt was coming from the buyback. it is not a lot here to take away. in atlantic city and las v

. >> reporter: and the prosecutor, known as the bull terrier here, gerrie nel, bouncing. >> he said to shot her. you know what his version in court was? he thought he was under attack. and that's why he fired. so, he changed since he spoke to you. >> reporter: earlier, he called out pistorius' histrionics on the stand. mr. pistorius, you're not using your emotional estate as an escape, are you? >> reporter: a different side of those emotions allegedly on display tuesday after proceedings. reeva's friend, kim myers, accusing pistorius of walking up to her in court and snapping, how do you sleep at night? today, the myers family were in court with family friends, mark bachelor, a soccer star here. their attorney telling abc news, they found it odd that he cries crocodile tears on the stand and then says something like that to kim. pistorius has denied saying anything to myers. and no one else heard it. the trial is really the home stretch right now. what we're seeing is the defense trying to insert a wedge in the prosecution's case by calling to the stand a couple of experts who are re-e

. >> reporter: gerrie nel, the pit bull, requesting psychological evaluation of pistorius, saying --argue that the accused was not the most impressive witness. we will argue that his evidence be rejected. isn't that the only reason why a psychiatrist is consulted after his evidence? >> reporter: his defense witness, psychiatrist merrill forrester, diagnosed him with general anxiety disorder which she said affected how he acted that night and could play a role in his sentencing. you could see him biting his lip. she seemed to bludgeon the interpret tags of events. >> there could be another explanation. that it was just lying. yeah. he could just be lying to you. >> reporter: and he's a danger to society. >> people suffer from generalized anxiety disorders are not dangerous as much. people with generalized anxiety disorders probably shouldn't have firearms. that creates the element of dangerousness. >> reporter: and it got worse. under cross, pistorius who pleaded not guilty, waffled about why he shot at the door. saying, among other things, he shot accidentally. it's not what he told

. >> reporter: but prosecutor gerrie nel, aka the bull terrier, went on the attack. >> for somebody that is suffering from general anxiety disorder and would possess a gun would make him a dangerous person. >> people with generalized anxiety disorders probably shouldn't have firearms. that creates the element of the dangerousness. >> reporter: well, if the doctor's evaluation proves he is suffering from generalized anxiety disorder, it could become a mitigating factor and play a role when it comes to sentencing. david? >> all right. lama, thanks very much. >>> and back here at home this morning and now to that one-year anniversary of the ferocious and deadly twister that ripped through moore, oklahoma. schoolchildren huddled inside their classrooms when those tornadoes hit two schools. thousands of homes destroyed. ginger is in moore, oklahoma, this morning, and, ginger, you and i were there together a year ago. you have incredible stories of resilience this morning. >> we absolutely do and strength. and here i am on one of the foundations that was swept clean a year ago. and there's sti

his testimony yesterday, he is a ballistic expert of seemingly unassailable authority, until gerrie nelhim. >> the question is have you furnished the defense with a report of this? >> i think i answered the question. >> reporter: now known as the bull terrier, accusing him of unethically consulting with pistorius and burying an earlier report he had compiled. >> why would you not want us to see your earlier report? >> reporter: he denied it, back pedaling, repeating, his memory had failed him. >> i can't remember the date, my lady. my lady, i said i can't remember. >> reporter: now, the defense has yet to explain why oscar pistorius fired into that door, knowing someone was behind it and knowing that it was illegal to do so. and time is running out for them. they only have a few witnesses left. but expect them to bring someone like a psychologist to the stand to explain pistorius' frame of mind that night and maybe his sense of vulnerability. lara? >> matt, thank you so much. >>> let's go to ginger right now with the weather. >> i have one of those ah pictures to start with. let's do th