to come full circle as how they follow the pied piper, look what happened yesterday when congressmanrted talking about impeachment. now there is a kifl war going on because the leadership doesn't want them to go that far. what happens then? the same happens in 1998. it turns out. >> it turns away voters. >> it turns up the voters. >> there you go. thank you both for being here. >> thank you. >> coming up, a republican governor said what about climate change? you have to hear this to believe it. bl people don't have to think about where their electricity comes from. they flip the switch-- and the light comes on. it's our job to make sure that it does. using natural gas this power plant can produce enough energy for about 600,000 homes. generating electricity that's cleaner and reliable, with fewer emissions-- it matters. ♪ to help secure retirements and protect financial futures. to help communities recover and rebuild. for companies going from garage to global. on the ground, in the air, even into space. we repaid every dollar america lent us. and gave america back a profit. we're he

that guy was key because he helped his attorney be the pied piper in the neighbourhood. he was charged at the end with 100 counts of being found in possession. he thought he was working for the - a legitimate store. in fact, he tried to reach out to the a.t.f. after he was arrested, thinking they were his employer, and they'd bail him out. that's how mentally diminished the individual is. >> according to robert schmitt he said: >> what is your response, the a.t.f. said it was doing it's job, trying to keep the streets safe. >> they issued a statement out of washington to the same effect. what our questions were they didn't answer. they were talking about their policy, but we are looking at how did it play out. if your goal is to keep guns off the street, why did you leave a felon to shop the shotgun, because it brings a higher penalty, and in terms of looking at the numbers, if you talk to former federal prosecutors, they say that this is not what the federal system is for. it's for large, you know, gang take-downs and kingpins of that nature. one individual said if indi

he helped be the pied piper in the neighborhood. he helped set up 50 people and then was charged at the end with more than 100 counts of being a felon in possession, but he thought he was working for a legitimate tore. he tried to reach out to the a.t.f., not realizing who they were after he was arrested, thinking that they were his employer and they were going to bail him out, that's how, you know, mentally diminished you this individual is. >> according to a.t.f. spokesman robert schmidt whom we asked for comment, he said: >> what's your response to that? the a.t.f. says it was just doing its job, trying to keep the streets safe. >> they also issued a statement out of washington to the same effect. what our questions were, they did not answer. what they're talking about is their overall policy, but what we're looking at is how did it play out. if your goal is to keep the guns off the street, why did you let a felon leave the store, telling him to saw off the shotgun because it brings a higher penalty and even telling what kind of

he was like the pied piper. he had this extraordinary ability to bring people along.s is what we have today. people in the rain standing in front of a wall of flowers saying thank you. >> making them feel like they were, indeed, close to him and important to him even if they had never met him. robin. >> and mattered. >> robyn curnow, extraordinary reporting throughout the last few days. great to have you here into it really is the definition of a leader, people who inspire people to follow them. that's exactly what he did for so many. people of all races, faiths, really paying tribute to any son mandela in these days. >> the area outside of mr. mandela's home in johannesburg as we have seen in the last few days become a real gather is place for mourners. there have been cheers, there have been tears and celebrations of his life but also of course, sadness, too. all for the icon who reshaped that country in many ways affected the world. >> christiane amanpour joins us from south africa. give us a global sense. we've been talking about this in a personal way and people