was raoul rodriguez just acting in self-defense or was this murder? getting so many responses. send your thoughts t to @randikaye. >>> and i'll have another -- won't run for the triple crown. >>> the triple crown, on this company that 1973, secretariat claimed the title after winning the belmont stakes. dubbed the horse of the century, secretariat raced six more times before retiring later that year. in 1999, espn ranked secretariat at 95 on the list of the top athletes of the 20th century. the only non-human to make that list. dreams dashed for i'll have another. out of the belmont stakes forced to scratch because of a tendon injury. here's what was said about the heartbreaking decision to pull i'll have another from the race. >> horse racing is a very tough game. horses are delicate creatures and things can happen to them and unfortunately they decided today was the day for i'll have another to end his career. >>catherine callaway is live with a veterinarian who has seen this before. how severe is this injury? certain bad for i'll have another. >> r

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raoul rodriguez shot and killed his unarmed neighbor in a dispute over a noisy birthday party in 2010> and a basketball washed away by the 2011 japanese tsunami has been returned to a junior high school there. it was shipped back to japan from an island in alaska where it had washed ashore. the japanese students called it a miracle. sure is. >>> well now here's your "first look" at this morning's dish of scrambled politics. politico reports first lady, michelle obama has joined the popular social networking site, pinterest. it allows users to post or pin photos to a page. the obama campaign will handle day-to-day posts, but pins that come directly from the first lady will be signed with her officials. >>> the first lady already has more followers that an romney. >>> pitching her new book earlier this week on the "tonight show" with jay leno, megan mccain came out in favor of legalizing marijuana. saying researching the potential benefits and legalization won her over. she also admitted to having once smoked a joint. >>> "huffington post" says that manny pacquiao's recent loss in the r

people to protect themselves outside their homes if they feel their lives are threatened but raoul rodriguez was the only one armed and prosecutors say used specific buzz words to make sure that he'd have a case. we asked what your thoughts are on this and gabrielle tweeted, definitely went over to his neighbor's house with the intention to harm. she said, that guy was a murderer. he was in danger only in his mind. he used that law as an excuse to shoot someone. >>> thanks for starting your morning with us. much more ahead on "cnn saturday morning" which starts right now. >>> it is very disappointing a. triple crown shocker before any horse even reaches the belmont starting gate. i'll have another is out and will never run again. we'll tell you bip also -- there's a federal investigation underway and it's targeting the highest levels of government. the fbi and department of justice now looking into three cases of state secrets possibly leaked to the public. new details, plus -- >> it's been frustrating. frustrating because i've never had a problem finding work before. >> 5 million. that's th

paul rodriguez -- raoul, rather, a retired firefighter is on trial for murdering his neighbor. mbs under the texas version of the stand your ground law. rodriguez showed up at his neighbor's house to complain about a loud party. armed with a gun, cell phone and 911 operator's on the line. rodriguez is the only one armed but what he says is now key to his defense. >> it's about to get out of hand, sir. please, help me. please, help me, sir. my life is in danger now. he's going go in the house, come out, be more than equal to me. now i'm standing my ground here. now these people are going to try to kill me. look, i'm not looking at these people anymore. they're drunk. [ gun shot ] >> oh, my. so three are shot. two survive, except rodriguez' neighbor, kelly danniher, a young father and elementary school teacher dies. the law says a person doesn't have to retreat if the he feels his life is threatened. >>> other top stories, making their case. people who believe toxic dust and debris from the 9/11 attacks gave them cancer will have to prove it to receive aid in the 9/11 compensation