we will not see oscar pistorius anytime soon.is locked up behind the three story mansion here in pretoria. >>> thank you, david. >> jeb bush firing back at donald trump. a new interview. the feud got nastier overnight. we have details next. >>> jeb bush, donald trump. the battle rages. when will this feud stop? >>> joe biden may already be staffing his presidential campaign. explosive new information. >>> and hackers claim they have accessed e-mails belonging to the cia director and chief of homeland security. what is going on here? the hackers speaking to cnn. alleged hackers i should say. welcome back to "early start." i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. breaking news. donald trump fires back over whether or not his claims of george w. bush kept america's safe during 9/11. jeb bush says this proves that trump doesn't understand the claims or threats around the world. >> his view of the history is wrong. my brother created an environment where 2,600 days, no one attacked us again. he changed the laws and united the country

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now, pistorius is about to get out of prison.bc's john yang has our report. >> reporter: tuesday, oscar pistorius will trade this grim maximum security prison for his uncle's sprawling suburban mansion. freed on parole just one day short of a year behind bars for killing his model girlfriend, reeva steenkamp. in johannesburg today, disbelief. >> not fair. >> to serve that amount of time is unacceptable. >> reporter: for steenkamp's family, one more heartache. june steenkamp spoke to nbc news this summer on what would have been her daughter's 32nd birthday. >> we had to learn to live without her and it's very difficult. i don't think it's ever going to be possible. >> you killed reeva steenkamp, that's what you did. >> reporter: during his globally televised seven-month trial, pistorius testified that he shot steenkamp late on valentine's day 2013 as she hid behind a closed door in his apartment bathroom, thinking he was an intruder. >> fired four shots at the door. >> reporter: he was convicted of manslaughter, acquitted of preme

oscar pistorius is out on parole. now under house arrest after serving just one year of his five-year sentence for killing his girlfriend. hour, britain's steel industry in crisis as more jobs are cut, david cameron says he will raise the issue of unfair competition with china's president. before forces calling and the fans are answering. legions of star wars faithful crashed ticket sites as the new trailer for the force awakens is released and instantly goes viral. ♪ >> first, canada has a new prime minister, justin trudeau has been confirmed as winner of the general election. the bilingual victory speech he paid tribute to his outgoing rival, stephen harper, who served nine years. he spoke of his plans to focus on canada's middle-class. >> you gave me clear marching orders. you want a government that works as hard as you do, one that is focused every minute of every day on growing the economy, creating jobs, and strengthening the middle class. you want a prime minister who knows canada is a country strong the -- not

how will oscar pistorius spend his time? >> the correctional services department refused to offer real details about the conditions of his release into correctional supervision. what we know is that prisoners released under these guidelines are required to seek some sort of work. arguingase, he will be he must be allowed to return to the athletic track, allowed to go to the gym to train in some form or another. you will have to do community service. we do not know what form that will take. he will have to refrain from using drugs or alcohol. random tests will be carried out, we are told, over the next four years. betweeno stay indoors dusk and dawn. visitl be coming out to sick relatives and church on sunday. apart from that, he will be behind the gates of his uncle's home. anchor: jane, the legal battle is not over. feels he got away lightly. >> the state will be bringing that to the supreme court of findingto overturn the of manslaughter. was wrong injudge her findings and application of the law, that oscar pistorius , sho

this was oscar pistorius at the peak of his sporting success.for reviving his athletic career, that seems highly unlikely. a friend, a professional resource trainer who visited him in jail, that he is just not interested in a comeback and is in poor visible shape. >> people will be horribly surprised when they see that boy. he is physically not as strong as he was, and he is not carrying as much weight as he was. he has lost quite a lot of -- in in muzzled him muscle tone. but is the same man that we grow to love. reporter: oscar pistorius' taste of limited freedom will be -- could be short-lived, if an appeal succeeds, he could find himself back in jail. karen allen, bbc news, pretoria. laura: just to confirm, oscar pistorius has been released from jail a day earlier than expected. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come, we will give you a rare look inside the tibetan region where one monastery is proving a challenge to china's state power. ♪ believe they have dissected a way to determine who could be a greater risk for develo

there was no soon of oscar pistorius.ily spokeswoman came outside to speak to the media. >> it is very important for the family to emphasize, oscar's or reduced. he is entering the next phase of his sentence now. >> reporter: pistorius' trial was a roller coaster where he constantly broke down as he stumbles through his testimony. he shot reeva steenkamp four times behind a locked bathroom door saying he thought she was an intruder. >> reporter: the court accepted this and found him guilt young people of manslaughter not murder sentencing him to five years behind bars. there were no cell blocks for pistorius during his jail term. he was filmed playing football on one occasion. now he will leave his luxury mansion to report daily to a police station, and a lawyer explains he will probably only be confined to his home at night. >> he will be under house arrest. which is -- a form of detension where his movements will be monitored. he will be gradually integrated into the community allowed to get employment whatever that may

there was no soon of oscar pistorius.amily spokeswoman came outside to speak to the media. >> it is very important for the family to emphasize, oscar's or reduced. he is entering the next phase of his sentence now. >> reporter: pistorius' trial was a roller coaster where he constantly broke down as he stumbles through his testimony. he shot reeva steenkamp four times behind a locked bathroom door saying he thought she was an intruder. >> reporter: the court accepted this and found him guilt young people of manslaughter not murder sentencing him to five years behind bars. there were no cell blocks for pistorius during his jail term. he was filmed playing football on one occasion. now he will leave his luxury mansion to report daily to a police station, and a lawyer explains he will probably only be confined to his home at night. >> he will be under house arrest. which is -- a form of detension where his movements will be monitored. he will be gradually integrated into the community allowed to get employment whatever that m

pistorius is under house arrest and will remain that way for the next four years. prosecutors are appealing his manslaughter conviction hoping to have it changed to murder. if that happens, pistorius would return to prison for 15 years. >>> back in this country lamar odom has been reportedly been discharged from a hospital in las vegas and moved to a facility in los angeles. and reality tv star was brought to l.a. last night by medical helicopter. odom's family says he is alert and that his condition is improving. odom was found unconscious at a brothel in nevada a week ago. >>> well, japan confirmed the first case of cancer linked to work at the fukushima nuclear plant that suffered a meltdown in march of 2011 after the catastrophic earthquake and tsunami. a worker at the plant now being treated for leukemia. shares dropped 5% on the news as experts says it could open the door to lawsuits. >>> the security braefrp involving the personal e-mail of cia director john brennan. a teenage hackers claims to have got into the account. he released names and associate secur

pistorius was sentenced to five years in prison. he served less than one but this morning new questions. did he get special treatment released at night a day early? sources close to reva's families say it's insane what offices did. this is where oscar pistorius will serve his house arrest. >> he will be allowed to go to church, work, no social functions. he won't be able to consume alcohol. no drugs and no guns. >> a small price to pay. reva's mother said -- >> he was-- she was a person who loved to laugh. what she could have done for longer to live. >> prosecutors are planning to appeal the verdict. if convicted of murder he will be back in prison for a minimum sentence of 15 years. >> canada elects its first new leader in nearly two decades. s. liberal leader justin trudeau will take over for stephen harper. change. >> this is what positive politics can do. canadians from all across this great country sent a clear message tonight. it's time for a change in this country, my friends. >> harper has conceded defeat and will resign as

. >>> a new twist in the case of oscar pistorius. he was released from prison overnight, after serving just a fraction of his sentence. >> and that's legal under south african law. but how they did it is raising eyebrows. his family's speaking out. here's nbc's jeff rossen. >> reporter: in the darkness of night, oscar pistorius was rushed out of prison, surrounded in secrecy, prison officials seeking him out so early, cameras wouldn't be there to see him. this morning, pistorius' publicist emerging to make a statement. >> the family is happy that oscar's home but want to make the point, oscar's sentence continues and that is the key point here. >> reporter: oscar pistorius, once a hero in the country, now a convicted killer, after shooting his model girlfriend, reeva steenkamp. pistorius sentenced to five years in prison. served less than one. but this morning, new questions, did pistorius get special treatment, released at night, a day early? sources close to rita's family telling nbc news it is insane what officials did here. this

pistorius testified he shot her at his home late on valentine's day 2013 thinking she was an intruder. he was convicted of manslaughter, acquitted of premeditated murder. he was sentenced to five years in prison but became eligible for parole after 10 months. many in south africa say his punishment was too light. >> it's not fair. >> that amount of time is unacceptable. >> pills miss will spend the rest of his sentence under house arrest at his uncle's home. >>> the father of a chicago boy who accidentally shot and killed his brother admitted to buying the gun illegally and showing the 6-year-old where the gun was hidden. michael now faces child endangerment charges. investigators say his son grabbed the gun and shot his brother in the face while they were playing cops and robbers. the boy was rushed to the hospital but he died. community leaders say this death could have been easily prevented. it's part of a growing problem in the community. >> can't put a gun inside of the house. you cannot show a child a gun. that's the wrong thing to do. you are supposed to lock this gun up, put i

thank you. >>> i should make this note, pistorius is not in the clear yet.ulpable homicide. they believe it should have been murder. >> if it's successful, he has to go back. >> pretty high bar. >> it certainly is. early november, that case will go to trial. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu warning people not to take the law into their own hands. >> he was mistaken for an attacker on sunday. phil black has more now. we have to warn you, some of the video in his report is graphic. >> reporter: on the floor of the bus station the man under the white sheet is the dead arab eritrean shooter. he attacked a soldier with a knife and gun and then took that showed ur's gun to fire into the crowd, wounding ten others. in the terror that followed bringing about yet another death. this security video shows the panic of people running from the shooting. in the upper right of your screen you can also see a man crawling away. moments later, he's shot by a security guard who mistakes him for a second attacker. gripped by fear and rage. the crowd turns on the wo

oscar pistorius was set to wake up this morning behind bars in prison. instead, prison officials called an audible at the last minute taking everybody by surprise and releasing him early late last night and so now he woke up this morning and he remains inside his uncle's sprawling mansion here in pretoria. just to step out for a moment as cars go by. we're in an upscale suburban neighborhood and tree-lined and the world outside as oscar pistorius is here under house arrest. in the darkness of night oscar pistorius was rushed out of prison surrounded in secrecy, prison officials sneaking him out so early cameras wouldn't be there to see it. this morning pistorius' publicist to make a statement. >> the family is happy that oscar is home but they want to make the point that oscar's sentence continues, and that's the key point here. >> reporter: oscar pistorius, once a hero in this country, now a convicted killer after shooting his model girlfriend reeva steenkamp. pistorius was sentenced to five years in prison. he served less than one. today i spoke with b

pistorius was sentenced to five years in prison. he served less than one. but this morning, new questions, did mipistorius get special treatment, released at night a day early? sources close to reeva's family telling nbc news "it is insane what officials did here." this is where oscar pistorius will serve his house arrest. >> he will be allowed to go to church, work. no social functions. he won't be able to consume alcohol. no drugs. and no guns. >> reporter: a small price to pay, reeva's mother recently told me, at least he's alive. >> he was a person who loved reeva, what she could have done for every woman if she had longer to live. >> reporter: oscar pistorius is not out of the woods yet legally. he was convicted of involuntary manslaughter. in south africa he was convicted of culpable homicide. prosecutors are allowed to appeal a verdict. they have. there's a hearing set two weeks from now, november 3rd, where prosecutors could try to get that murder conviction and if they get it, still a big if, oscar pistorius would once again be plucked out of this

if that happens, pistorius would return to prison for 15 years. overnight, lamar odom has reportedly been discharged from a hospital in las vegas and moved to a facility in los angeles. espn reports that the former nba and reality tv star was brought to l.a. last night by medical helicopter. odom's family says he is alert and that his condition is improving. odom was found unconscious at a brothel in nevada a week ago. >>> well, japan has confirmed the first case of cancer linked to work at the fukushima nuclear plant. that facility suffered a meltdown in march of 2011 after the catastrophic earthquake and tsunami. a worker at the plant now being treated for leukemia. shares in tokyo electric dropped about 5% on the news as experts say it could open the door to huge lawsuits. >>> under investigation this morning, the security breach involving the personal e-mail of cia director john brennan. a teenage hackers claims to have accessed the account which included details about brennan's security clearance. the hacker also released names and social sec

oscar pistorius hasn't even spent a full year behind bars for the shooting death of his girlfriend. next we'll hear reaction about the plan to release him early. and a trick-or-treat ripped from the sports headlines. how one patriots fan is making his voice heard in time for halloween. >>> breaking news out of central florida, police believe they found the body of an 11-year-old girl missing since last year. the grandmother and aunt found the body in a freezer at the grandmother's home. authorities say the body is likely that of the girl who hasn't been seen since august last year. investigators say that they made that discovery and called police and the girl's mother was arrested friday after refusing to answer questions about her daughter's whereabouts during a court hearing. neighbors say everything seemed normal. >> my son had played with her kids, my niece played with the kids. it's just everything seemed all right when i first seen them which was months ago. >> the grandmother says that the girl's mom and unidentified man dropped off that freezer last we week. police plan to t

pistorius is under house arrest at his uncle's mansion. prison officials released him less than a year into his five-year sentence. the olympic star known as the blade runner must spend the rest of his sentence under supervision at the house. last year a jury found him guilty of what amounts to manslaughter, in the 2013 shooting death of his girlfriend model reeva steenkamp. prosecutors are appealing saying pistorius should have been convicted of murder. his release brought mix read action from the people in pretoria. >> gets away with everything. if i kill hide girlfriend i would be in jail for 25 years. >> how can you kill a person and be let go like that. >> the constitution is the last. i don't think should violate. >> under south african law, can be released after serving a fraction of the term. if prosecutors win their appeal and pistorius is convicted of murder by a panel of judges he could go back to prison for 15 years. tracy davidson, "nbc 10 news." >>> the cia is looking into whether a high school student hacked the personal e-m

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pistorius was secretly escorted from prison under the cloak of darkness. nbc's jeff boston has more from johannesburg. >> reporter: he has served less than one year of his five-year sentence. pistorius was convicted of involuntary manslaughter for shooting and killing his model girlfriend, rieva steenkamp. the former olympian is at his uncle's mansion, a luxury compound, just a few miles away under house arrest. so much talk here in south africa, for the past year, about oscar pistorius getting special treatment by officials. this will certainly spark that debate again. in fact, sources close to reva's family saying it is insane what officials have done here tonight. >> nbc's jeff boston reporting from south africa for us. >>> well new images this morning apparently taken just hours before lamar odom's frightening loss of consciousness. these pictures obtained by dailymail.com allegedly show the former nba and reality tv star the day before he was found unresponsive in a private suite at a nevada brothel. sources close to odom tell our sister network e! th

pistorius faces another hurdle.he prosecution is appealing his conviction, if they're successful, pistorius could find himself back in jail before the end of the year. charlie. >> thanks, debra. this morning, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is blaming the president for the recent surge in violence. he success mahmoud abbas is inciting unrest with his words. there are new attacks, derek peterson is in jerusalem, where israel hopes new walls will provide security. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, charlie. well, there was another stabbing attack this morning in the west bank a. soldier was injured t. assailant was killed. all of this upping the feerp in this country that no place is safe. clashes yesterday at a check point that a guarantee that this country will remain on edge. the real dread is about random murder, an attacker sunday killed a soldier before being killed. an innocent man was beaten and a man thought he was a terrorist. he died later at hospital. benjamin netanyahu criticized israelis

. >>> oscar pistorius released from a south african prison just hours ago. why the condition for the man who never denied killing his girlfriend may be too hard to face. >> dave kinchen good news from you this morning. >> the word is victory. a great win for eagles over giants last night. we have all of the action coming up. >> man at the the center of one of the most famous robberies of the 20th century is on trial right now. story of the mobster who inspired a classic movie. >> do you want another story to smile about. >> yes. >> a wallet lost on the other side of the world. >> what good is that. >> power of personal media brings this wallet back to the owners here in philadelphia i will call it divine intervention because guy lost it right the here in philadelphia during the pope's visit. good day, it is tuesday, october 20th, 2015. we're all smiling. >> speaking of smiles. >> yes. >> you want to see my banana. >> do we have the the power of the zoom this early this morning. it is 5:01. there is a a little breeze but take a look at that. >> look at that,

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. >>> oscar pistorius will be released from prison next week, they ruled that pistorius can be moved to house arrest on monday. he served a year of his three year sentence for killing riva steenkamp. in pistorius's case that is 10 months. >>> the coming up the reason that social security benefits are not going up next year. >> and a unique program is helping seniors at a local center. that and more. ♪ ♪ ♪ with the card accepted by 90% of doctors and specialists in the philadelphia region, you have the compassion and security of blue cross. giving you the freedom to relish right now. independence blue cross. live fearless. >>> the government says that social security benefits will remain flat again next year, the decision affects 70 million people including retired veterans and government reti e retirees. >>> a local senior center is using a unique program to reach people whose minds are not what they used to be, tamala edwards has nor in this week's art of aging. >> reporter: the music therapy program at new court land allegheny life center is beneficial to all seniors but especially

pistorius' family say they'll look after him. just seen a personal trainer going in, but his sentence hasn't finished yet. the ruling anc women's league told fox news they're not happy oscar's home and are looking for the upcoming appeal to end in a murder verdict. >> we're looking for the actual change of the status of the judgment to look into the matter that has been committed. and we're looking for a harsher sentence delivered. >> reporter: asked what the terms of his current sentence of house arrest here are, one journalist quipped that they are to lounge in luxury all day, playing video games. there's certainly no other convict like oscar pistorius, serving time like this anywhere else in south africa today, jon. jon: so he could be -- depending on what happens with this appeal -- he could go back to prison? >> reporter: that's correct, jon. it won't be as quick as two weeks from now. the actual appeal is on november the 3rd, 15 days' time, but then a couple of weeks after that it is arguable that he could go back to prison

pistorius is behind those gates?s, he swapped the prison cell for the three-story mansion. it is his uncle's house. he came here unexpectedly to the media which is camped outside here for the release of the blade runner. he is under strict conditions under house arrest as his camp explained. >> the family is happy that oscar is home, but they want to make the point that oscar's sentence continues and that is the key point here. his sentence is not shortened or reduced. he continues to serve his sentence as per the sentence handed down by the trial judge. >> reporter: also, another key point, reeva steenkamp's family reaction. they said nothing can bring their daughter back, but they have accepted this scenario that oscar pistorius has been released to house arrest. they say they will be willing to meet with pistorius at some point when his appeal or if his appeal wraps up. the appeal is being heard next month, john. they could in fact convert this to a murder charge if the state wins the appeal. he could spend more t

policy and support for palestinians. >>> olympic runner, oscar pistorius, is released from jail, thear-old will serve the remaining four years of his five year sentence under house arrest at his uncles home near the capital. he issued this statement -- >> the family -- it has been shortened or reduced -- simply entering the next phase now and will serve this under the strict conditions under governed supervision. >> pistorius was convicted of manslaughter for the death of his girlfriend. >>> quarterback, johnny manziel, could face punishment from the league after a roadside argument. she said that manziel hit her while they had a dispute on the highway. she appeared to be intoxicated and declined to press charges, the brown's head coach says the nfl is investigating the incident. >>> the eagles are now in first place after beating the giant last night. the defense had three take aways and sacked eli manning three times but on offense sam bradford through three interceptions. >> to beat that team by 20 points here tonight, obviously we are taking things week by week, our goal was to g

one time hero, oscar pistorius is out of prison. not exactly free. and dave, after being found unconscious, lamar odom is leaving fay gas and who is still at his side. [woman] hey, amy! [amy] hey, guys! [woman] hey, what's this? [man] oh, it's the new 50 times the money game from the pennsylvania lottery, with top prizes of $300,000. [woman] we could get 2 jet skis. [man] with a private dock! [amy] beautiful! [woman] and a house on the lake! [amy] the house looks great, you two! [in unison] thanks! the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >>> about 6:15. oscar pistorius the olympic runner who shot and killed his girlfriend is out of prison and under house arrest. last year a jury found pistorius guilty of what amounts to manslaughter in that country. in the shooting death of model reeva steenkamp. prison officials released pistorius about a year into his five-year sentence, he is now at his uncle's mansion. here is some reaction. >> he gets away with everything. if i killed somebody, if i killed my girlfriend i wouldble in jail 25 years.

pistorius was released this week after serving less than a year in jail for killing steenkamp. he was sentenced to five years for culpable homicide similar to manslaughter in the u.s. june steenkamp spoke at the launch of the reeva steenkamp foundation in south africa and said she did not want pistorius to suffer. she added it was important to forgive completely in order to move on. >> i don't want to hurt him. he's already a disabled person. i didn't want him to be thrown in jail and be suffering because i don't wish suffering on anyone. >> pistorius will be confined to his uncle's home . >>> the texas teenager arrested over a homemade clock says his time in the u.s. is about to end. they are moving to qatar. he made the decision after visiting the white house earlier this week. a foundation in the middle eastern country is footing the bill for his high school and college education. police arrested him last month. after the clock he brought to his school was mistaken for a bomb. the boy's muslim family called it a case of religious discrimination. >>> singer usher got a recent

in pistorius' case that was ten months. if he is retried and convicted of murder, he faces another 15 years behind bars. >>> alarming new numbers out now show most americans are afraid of having their identity stolen. according to a new bankrate.com survey, almost half of the country have become victims of itty theft or no someone who has. that fear isn't far off. one group in particular is especially vulnerable, children. niki burdine has more on that plus how you can protect them. >> reporter: chances are, your baby doesn't need to secure a loan or get a credit card but might already have one. victims of identity theft are getting younger and younger. the damage more serious. kids are 35 times more likely to be victims of identity theft than adults. the scary part? parents don't even know it's happening until it's too late. thieves are using kids' information to even stay in the country illegally. the young effort kids, the more appealing to the criminals allowing them to use the information longer. now a new program kick