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nic robertson, thanks. appreciate the update. let's walk through some of the prosecution's points and the defense points. for example, the prosecution, they have been claiming that pistorius was on his prosthetic legs when shooting. they have talked about the angle, not just shooting through the bathroom door because i guess the toilet was at an angle but also the angle downward which implies attacking someone in a specific place and if he had time to put the legs on that, would change his version of the events. in addition, the prosecution claimed that testosterone and needles were found. they claimed that witnesses heard shouting. they claimed that blood was found on cell phones and a cricket bat that later ended up in the bathroom. the defense now saying this, testosterone was not testostero testosterone, it was an herbal supplement. police contaminated the scene. there was some testimony about the lack of wearing little footies to cover up the feet on the investigators' part. no indications of assault when they looked and exa

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>> the mental health part of the nics system does need to be improved drastically. the system does an excellent job in identifying people who are criminally prohibited whether they're convicted felon or convicted of domestic violence or if they're under indictment. the system does a good job there. this is an example where i can't believe this fell through the cracks. i mean, particularly since she had threatened the president of the united states. >> the former president of the united states. >> and with that adjudication of not guilty by reason of insanity, that should have gone to the nics system, the way i understand it. >> sure. >> to have -- and that would have prohibited her from purchasing a firearm. >> it's certainly unbelievable. it does seem to back up that assertion that this needs to be -- the reporting needs to certainly be better. >> it can always be improved. >> sure. tom dietz, really appreciate it. thanks for breaking this down for us. >> thank you. >>> it's les miserables taking a turn here, we'll show you the parody video that's gone viral.

nic robertson is in london.nic, the agency is doing the probe, what more are we hearing about their findings? and the pressure that's being put on those supermarkets and others? >> reporter: well, what we're being told at the moment by the food standard agency here is that they haven't so far found donkey, although serious concerns have been raised by the border agency here who say they picked up donkey and horse meat by the tons being smuggled in the country in the past. so that concern is still out there. we know that as of friday last week, a quarter of all tests were done. and of those tests about 1% of all the products tested, 29 out of 2,501 came back positive for horse dna. the government said it was front-loaded, if you will, the worst of the items tested first. we just heard from the secretary of the environment saying he hopes all the testing will be done by the end of the week. the results will be done by the end of next week. it may drag into next week, michael. >> so, nic, are people still buying wh

let's go to nic robertson joining us by phone. nic, lots of questions. nic live in london this morning. a bit of a stunner. was there any indication that this resignation was coming? >> absolutely none whatsoever, and the last few months, the pope started a twitter account, not what you expect the pope to do when he would say his pope is deteriorating. the pope has looked deep into his conscience, this is a personal and profound decision that he has made with god in light of the responsibilities he has. and the other thing we heard from the papal spokesperson, which is interesting, because the question, is it the pope's physical health or mental health that pushed him into this position? we have heard the vatican say very clearly that the pope has done this of his own free will, that this is dune legone legall pope recognizes the gravity of the situation there is a sense here that what the vatican is doing is the pope is very aware of what it's doing. this gives an indication of a mental health deterioration than physical abilities. >> yet there, is no i

thank you, nic.to arch bishop thomas wenske, the archbishop of the diocese of miami appointed by the pope in 2010. we know, of course, that a pope can resign, code of canon law back in 1917 said as much, but does this come as much of a surprise to you as it did to cardinal dolan, who we just heard from a moment ago? >> yes, i was surprised to hear the news. i'm not sure if i should have been surprised. it's well-known, at the end of pope john paul ii's reign as pope, cardinal ratzinger had intended to retire from his position there as the head of the holy office and live in germany with his brother and continue his works of scholarship. so he didn't go into the conclave expecting to be elected pope. he accepted it as the will of god, the will as expressed through the will of the cardinals that elected him, and he is given remarkable service in these past several years since he took over from john paul ii. i saw him in may when i visited rome for our visit that the bishops are required to make to rome

our senior international correspondent nic robertson is in johannesburg. what are people saying about, before this death they considered a national hero? >> reporter: and they've been tracking this, following it on twitter. following it on, any way that they can. the newspaper headlines are full of it, the television stations have been full of it here and people have heard this decision. they're divided. i. think it's fair. i think the man is nuts. we don't know if he's guilty or not and to try him now, it's not really fair and i hi they've set the right conditions for the bail. >> to think that despite all the evidence that would-of-was mounteded up against him he still managed to get bail. you know? it's -- i guess it's inflation of -- >> reporter: the legal experts here are cautioning, bail hearing is not really a trial. they're going to get deeper into a lot more technical criminal issues yet. so the verdict here most people think ultimately when he does go to trial he probably will end up in jail. victor? >> one of the stipulations of jail is that he

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about 1.2 million records have been forwarded for inclusion in the nics criminal background check the system. that is largely the result of about 10 state efforts, and i am glad to say that texas is one of those that has the second- highest rate of sharing in the nation. don't you agree that it would be important to have individuals adjudicated mentally ill to have those records in the nics background data base? >> absolutely. i strongly agree with that. >> if the law is not mandatory now, do you agree it should be mandatory, and if it is not in force, do you believe it should be enforced? >> i believe the way it is structured is that the attorney general holds aid to state law enforcement is states are not complying and putting mental health records in the system. there are incentives to do that, but as you said, it is spotty and not everyone has the texas approach and puts the records in. >> do you think it would be more reasonably calculated to protect innocent victims of gun crime and other actions that may be more symbolic and nature? >> i am not sure what would be more or less r

nic robertson, cnn, johannesburg, south africa. >> thanks very much. >>> an odd question for you, how> thank you, don. they call you a journalist. that's kind of funny. let's begin. >> at least i get paid for it. so, dean -- >> oh! >> you don't see me going to your comedy show trying to be a journalist. you're a comedian coming on -- >> good point. happy to be here. >> and it's saturday night. shouldn't you have a gig? >> please let's continue with the question. >> dean, you've seen a lot of movies because you have a lot of alone time that you have to fill. >> i do. >> i'm so nice to you. so some canadiens are grumpy doesn't credit canada enough. take a listen. this is former president carter. >> the only thing i would say was that 90% of the contributions to the ideas and the consummation of the plan was canadian. and the movie gives almost full credit to the american cia. and with that exception, the movie is very good. but ben affleck's character in the film was only -- he was only in tehran a day and a half. and the main hero, in my opinion, was ken taylor, who was a canadian amba

nic robertson is taking a look at what it's like for him, life after bail and after, you know, this iseally divided over this whole thing. >> it is. >> reporter: it has come to this, parole officers checking up on oscar pistorius behind the high walls and wrought iron gates of his uncle's secured mansion, banned from his own home, which is the crime scene. life for the man known as blade runner forever changed. his girlfriend, reeva, the one pistorius told friends he might marry, dead and adoration from his country divided. >> i think unfair. the man -- we don't know if it's guilty or not. and to trial him now, it's not really fair. >> it's shocking to think that despite of all the evidence that is mounted up against him, he still managed to get bail. >> reporter: steamkanp's family appeared disappointed at the outcome, too. >> not sure what to feel in the case. they just want to know the truth and whatever happens, it's not going to bring reeva back, you know. they just want justice and the truth. >> reporter: her father more outspoken. quoted in the african newspaper saying, it doesn

nic robertson in johannesburg for us this morning. thank you. >>> let's now talk about lance armstrong and the federal government is taking up the case. the government says they will join in a lawsuit for the postal service team that armstrong rode with. he admitted to using performance-enhancing drugs when he won those titles. the government says that broke the contract. >>> microsoft is trying to figure out who carried out a brazen hacking attack. the tech giant says some of its computers, including some in its business unit were infected with m malicious software known as malware but insist nos customer data was taken. microsoft is just the latest big-name company to get hacked. apple and facebook were hacked earlier this month. >>> president obama is pressuring congress to get to wo work. he wants a deal on those forced spending cuts that go into effect march 1st if no deal gets done. that means a cut of $85 billion this year. we've been telling you what those cuts mean to you. athena jones tells us what that means to you on early

nick ro nic robertson, thank you. >>> oscar pistorius's, what do you believe? coming up we'll talk to a legal expert from south africa, and watch the a.c. 360 special. "blade runner: murder or mistake" tonight at 9:00 eastern on cnn. >>> now that lance armstrong, the government is getting involved in this case. the department of justice is joining a lawsuit against armstrong, and this stems from his admission that he used performance-enhancing drugs. you see, when he won all the tour de france titles he was riding for the u.s. postal service team, and the team was partially funded with money from the federal government. now the government wants some of that money back. joining me on the phone to talk about armstrong and his lawsuit is dave shields. he writes about cycling, has been helping us make sense of this armstrong story from the very beginning. dave, good to have you. the first question here is, you know, it's sad to say that people get over on the federal government all the time. why did the department of justice decide to join this lawsuit? was it publ

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nic robertson is "outfront." >> molly was 19. just out of high school.r frieda, so proud. >> she was pretty. >> beautiful. >> she's my daughter, but she was pretty. >> frieda and her husband, rudy, a former international rugby star, remember every detail of that night in 2004. >> sunday morning, 23rd of may, about 5:00 in the morning, a sound, a noise woke me up. >> frieda thought molly's car was being stolen. woke rudy. >> i jumped up and i saw it. i took out my pistol. >> rudy was afraid. two of their neighbors had been killed the week before. he broke the bedroom window and shot at the thief. >> i heard growling. and i wondered, what is happening now? then he told me, it's molly in the car. >> in that instant, their lives changed forever. >> so that one shot out of a million, right through the door. it went right in my daughter, through the neck. and she was dead on the site. >> he was not prosecuted. the court decided he had suffered enough, saying we feel he has learned a hard lesson, and the courts cannot achieve more than that. >> i wish she could

it's just the america nic many here seemed a little bit off to me but i want to thank the members of the community that came and spoke with me last week and for taking the time to do so. * it meant a lot to hear from you how this board was structured, how much it meant i think to the merchants but also to the community members and the board members and how it really facilitated i think what i said almost in essence a better japantown and a more thriving community. so, for that reason i will be supporting this legislation today, but i want to note why i had some objections earlier on. but really want to thank the members of the haunted that came out to speak with me. >> supervisor mar. >> thank you, president chiu. i also wanted to echo some of supervisor farrell's points. i think the japan sebastianver stir showed that they had tremendous support and they gave us a sense of history of the neighborhood from the geary boulevard that cuts the fillmore district off of japantown historically and how community-based nonprofits running some garages, whether it's [speaker not understood] squ

the second time, i had a pretty bad nic attack, so two years ago, it i drove a couple weeks, and then i had panic attacks again, so then i haven't driven till now. yesterday, on one of her driving assignments, mary had and survived a panic attack. it was scary. i didn't think i could keep driving, but i did. linda was with you then? no. i was alone. so where were you when you saw you were having an attack on city line what did you say to yourself to keep yourself going? i got mad at myself, cursed myself. i just get mad at myself and feel bad because i think i shouldn't be like this. i'm just like everyone else, afraid. and i get mad at myself, and that would give me more courage, and i'd be able to keep going on. there are some bridges, some roads-- one in particular, a high bridge-- that i have not crossed by myself, with anybodysure in the c driving for six or seven years probably, and yesterday i had probably a total of 14 or 15 passes across those two bridges. it felt great to be able to do that and not have the panic attacks. patrick describes the symptoms he worked rough on the

selfish of nic he said that's the lesson to be learned from america's embattled financial system. the traditional banking system the model is one of very high leverage banks borrow a lot of money promised to repay and then there's opacity they take the money and they do something with it but they don't tell you what they're doing with it so it's a very unstable situation when you promise people things and then you don't show what you're doing with their money and then and that's what happened in lehman brothers and bear stearns and. merrill lynch and all these companies that one on one under one after the other everybody started worrying because they couldn't see the assets so. what we need to do is. get rid of this faith based banking we need to have. no leverage and we have to have transparency. and you can catch the full interview with economist laurence kotlikoff at eight hundred forty five tram. all those scientists say lie detectors are unreliable in identifying national security risks more than seventy thousand of americans each year tested on them washington is promising t

. >> we'll head over to london, and we have nic robertson. we're simply shocked by this. of his declining health. what can you tell us about that? >> he is saying he needs to be in a good physical state and good mental state and recognized he's not really up to the task at the moment. which throws open the question, we have seen many popes, john paul in particular most recently, go through his final years as pope, in quite physical decrepekr decrepitude. is it mental frailty leading him to make this decision other than physical dpralifrailty? we'll be looking to see what they will see shortly that may throw or shed a little more light on the nature of this decision. is it really a matter of physical health or mental health? this comes as a huge shock, but the church is well versed in how to move to the next step. time to prepare the 28th of february for the 120 cardinal who's are all under the age of 80 years who will be allowed to make the decision on who that next pope will be. there is time for them to come and gather. so the church is well versed in how to deal with t

. >> that is not a kaepernick tattoo but a cater nic. >> very nicely done. >> very nice. >> now, we willalk about what is happening at home by looking at showers fading through the morning. if you live south of san mateo bridge we will have the better chance of showers the next hour. 34 to 44. it is cooler. mostly sunny. cool and dry. 50 to 56. chilly this evening dropping into the 40's to near 50 degrees under increasing stars. you can see the low right here sitting on us and sliding to the south. scatter the snow showers in the sierra, possible 28 today. showers south of sacramento and through the grapevine check ahead because there could be snow to around 4,000' and mid-to-upper 50's in southern california today. >> a couple of incidents. good news in the santa cruz mountains, a solo pin out has been cleared and traffic is getting by. a new report of a solo spinout at highway 13 coming out of the tunnel in the oakland area with slick roads there. speed is a big factor. take it easy. road work westbound dumbarton bridge will be picked up in five minutes and eastbound there is road work

well mally malley was a classic example like afghanistan somalia and yemen where you have if you have nic problem. and the central government did not respond you have a very large vast space with with sort of weak asunta law sort of here then you have military you've already admitted we in mali it was you know i just it's. exemplar to that coup and that is in. in order to sort of learn from that it's not going to afghanistan and somalia and so on you have to rush to fill that vacuum up fortunately the only sort of reasonable three in power with democratic accountability that have bases in the region where the french and. i'm not the french by margaret the eight hundred miles is the perfectly i mean the issue is which is a different issue anyway not to leave them when they're on the whole african sort of communities have to or i will let you mention francisco the women you were in paris ok go ahead many parents react to what you just heard. well i would like to have come from to compliment to the point of you stating what you mentioned saying that is terrorism is judges the major negative

let's go to restore i can't and nic robertson standing outside the courtroom.i can't and nic robertson standing outside the courtroom. the imagineis straig magistrate gave a long explanation of why he was glantiglant i grant being baing bail. >> he wanted to essentially eviscerate the police investigation so far, the information, the evidence that the state had put through, called it circumstantial at best. he said that he wasn't entirely convinced that this case was as he had put -- as originally described premeditated murder. he said for example the police have probably contaminated the crime scene, that there were phones found in the bathroom at the crime scene, the police hadn't bothered following up to check where or what calls might have been made from those phones. other issues he said that the prosecution hadn't done enough to convince him that pistorius was at risk of leaving the country. so very hard on the prosecution perhaps as well as finding holes in the affidavit that oscar pistorius had launched with the court saying he wasn't entirely convinced that reeva steenkamp wou

you can look online, you can google it, it's called the next generation incident command system or nics. it's a command and control web-based tool that we're looking with mit lincoln labs and dss and i would foresee when we stand up our wing operation center at miramar that the marine corps liaison and the navy liaison and if need be the guard liaison would have access to that tool. the next generation command system is a fantastic web-based command and control technology that we expect to use in the future. with that, thank you. >> thanks. colonel yeager. >> i just want to say you can't underestimate the risk presented by these environments we fly in and really the relationships that we build with cal fire and the training prepares us to mitigate that risk. as rear admiral riveras said, bad things tend it happen at night. they also happen on the weekend and i think we have a 3-day week jepld here but i assure you we are ready to respond. >> from personal experience in 2007, i started training for fire fighting in 2006 but in 2007 was my first actual experience fighting fires and as i w

selfish of nic he said that's the lesson to be learned from america's embattled financial system. the traditional banking system the model is one of very high leverage banks borrow a lot of money promised to repay and then there's opacity they they take the money and they do something with it but they don't tell you what they're doing with it so it's a very unstable situation when you promise people things and then you don't share what you're doing with their money and then and that's what happened in william brothers and bear stearns and. merrill lynch and all these companies that one on one under one after the other everybody started worrying because they couldn't see the assets so what we need to do is. get rid of this faith based banking we need to have. no leverage and we have to have transparency. and you can catch the full interview with economist laurence kotlikoff at eight hundred forty five chante. all those scientists say lie detectors are unreliable in identifying national security risks more than seventy thousand of americans each year tested on them washington is pro

the defense argues that oscar pistorius should be allowed to stay out on bail. >> nic robertson joins us live now and a question, why did the judge decide to put off his decision on bail? >> it seems because neither the prosecution and defense are ready to rest their appeals for no bail or for bail to be enforced so it seems to be very much there's still more to play out in the courtroom. we've just heard from the prosecutor really digging back into the details again asking how there were two cell phones and a pistol on the floor in the bathroom, which is where vie re steenkamp died. why didn't he call out to steenkamp, why didn't pistorius call out to steenkamp so we've seen the prosecutor raise that as an issue even in the closing minutes, the courtroom adjourned for the day. we're seeing the magistrate ask some very pointed questions about, well, perhaps steenkamp's bladder was empty. when she was shot that's when her bladder emptied. there was no indication she had naturally gone to the bathroom anything other than perhaps hiding there, magistrate also talked about his concerns ab

welcome back to you aren't a genocide envoy says he's deeply concerned by reports of as nic reprisal attacks and atrocities by french banks government troops and money the warning came ahead of a visit by french president francois hollande to mali in order to hail the success of his intervention against islamist rebels there but there are fears a sectarian violence could now escalate strasberg based journalist and acts that in france well that honiss franks allows visitors just political grandstanding he may regard this is a window of opportunity to present this is a great french excess which militarily technically tactically certainly looks like let's be honest maybe it sees opportunity because clearly in the background there is considerable american assistance there now british troops coming in there talking about eight thousand african troops it's not going to be further out i may say the french are very reluctant to approach the algerian front you know too closely because algeria and france as you know have a long history with general bitterness civil war i think this may well be