♪ ♪ gonna go wild, wild wild kratts ♪ ♪ gonna go wild, wild kratts ♪ ♪ gonna go wild, wild wild krattsets dark, out come the little bloodsuckers. okay, got it. tortuga is that way. and not a second too soon. let's head back. buzz bikes away! (laughing) what was that? are you okay, koki? yeah. i thought i saw something creepy but i guess it was just my imagination. let's head back to the tortuga. hm? that's better. brownies are ready! ah. jimmy, where are the brownies? yo, crewbies brownies are served. mm, delicioso. (squeaking) mm. mm, i want this one. (chomping) jimmy, your brownies rule! my grandma jimmina's recipe. hey, martin, aren't you going to have one? oh, stop me at 10. yummy. (gasping) guys, come on. chew with your mouths closed. uh, bro? there's a bat in the brownies. what? cool. (laughing) a bite-sized little brown bat. and that's what i'm going to call you: bite-size. koki: am i in a nightmare? you're holding a blood-drinking, rabies-infected, vicious little monster. chris: what? not true. who told you that about bats? my grandma jimmina told me. well, jimmy, your grandma

♪ ♪ gonna go wild, wild wild kratts ♪ ♪ gonna go wild, wild kratts ♪ ♪ gonna go wild, wild wild krattspresents, but the best part is finding out what they are. spill it, aviva. jimmy z: what is it, aviva? what's this mission? okay, get ready to hablar un idioma de los animales! hablar un idi- what? she's speaking spanish again. idioma: language. yes! we're going to speak a creature language! talk to animals! who? how? with this, my first creature language invention! the dolphin decoder. dolphins! yes! i've been waiting forever for a dolphin adventure. you kidding me? here's my list of everything i've always wanted to say to a dolphin but didn't know how. well, this could be our chance. but first, we have to figure out the language. the sounds and words of dolphinese. who's going to teach us those? they are. chris: hoohoo! bottlenose dolphins! (all cheering) you guys take the hydrophone part. i'll take the receiver to program the sounds. dolphin dive! ha ha! jimmy z: dispatching amphipod. good luck, team dolphin. make a splash! chris: wow! hello, dolphin pod. it looks like this one has

, wild kratts ♪ gonna go wild, wild, wild kratts ♪ ♪ gonna go wild, wild kratts ♪ gonna go wild, wild wild, wild, wild kratts ♪ ♪ go wild, wild, wild kratts ♪ ooh! (laughing) (laughing) ugh! (chris chuckling) hey, whoa! oof. ugh! (chuckling) wait till they see this. i found some really big balloons. hmm? where'd they go? whoa! whoa! ugh. aviva: yes! girls win! in a blowout. better luck next time, guys. hey, nothing like a water balloon fight to cool things off on a hot caribbean day. good game, team tortuga. that water balloon came out of nowhere. so did that. look! aviva: uh-oh. guess who? donita donata. endangered animal fashion designer. what is she doing here? oh, let's see. looking for sea snake belts or clown fish earrings or who knows what. but definitely something not very nice to creatures. we'll go check it out. yeah, we're already wet, so we'll sneak up from bottom-side and find out what she's up to. (grunting) aviva: good luck. martin & chris: thanks. quick, hide! there's nowhere to go. let's go mini-sized, super-tiny. there. now, pretend you're a piece of floating sea scu

let's talk about the wild duck, hedvig, hmm? poor little wild duck. he can't stand the sight of her either. do you know he wanted to wring her neck? oh, i'm sure he wouldn't do that. no, but that's what he said. i thought it was horrid of daddy to say that, 'cause i say a prayer for the wild duck every night. i ask for her to be delivered from death and all evil. do you always say your prayers? - yes. - who taught you? i taught myself. once when daddy was very sick, he had to have leeches on his neck, and he said he was at death's door. well? so i said a prayer for him after i'd gone to bed. i've done it ever since. now you pray for the wild duck as well? i thought i'd better include the wild duck. she was so poorly to begin with. do you say your prayers in the morning too? - no, i don't. - why not? it's light in the morning. there's nothing to be afraid of anymore. and the wild duck you're so terribly fond of, your father wants to wring its neck? he said if he had his way, he'd do it but that he'd spare her for my sake. that was sweet of him. suppose

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populations continue to spread into formerly wild areas i want to focus on how our capacity on wild land fire has improved over the past decade. in getting ready for this discussion, i did have the opportunity to participate in the 2003-2007 wild fires, i went back and looked at a lot of lessons learned, the governor's blue panel commission report looked at also a lot of those kind of things and what i did was just put a picture up there to show you the 2007 wild fires. when we get to these major wild fires, we're talking about multiple wild fires and almost what you would call a fire storm. a lot of the lessons learned there are in bullets from just 2007. why this discussion is important and lessons learned up there, the 2007 fires burned a little over 500,000 acres, destroyed over 3200 structures and caused 10 fatalities. so why this is important, as you start to read the fire weather reports that justin talked about as we go into this fall, the experts are predicting above normal significant fire potential across the northwest quarter of the united states. those of you who live in sou

ones wild ones ooh ♪ come on ♪ i am a wild one break me in saddle me up and let's begin i am a wildou another side of me a side you would never thought you would see tear up that body dominate you till you've had enough i hear you like the wild stuff ♪ ♪ hey i heard you were a wild one ooh hey i heard you like the wild ones wild ones ♪ >> flo rida, ladies and gentlemen. we'll have much more music from flo in a moment. first this is "today" on nbc. >>> we are back now from sunny florida and we have been enjoying listening to flo rida. you've played everywhere but it must be nice to play to the home crowd. >> i'm here with all my fans who love me dearly. i'm happy to be here in miami. my hometown. love you, miami! >> this is a little early for miami, right? >> i don't think it's too early. got a ton of people out here who love the "today" show. it's a little late actually for some folks. >> you're right, it's a little late. >> flo rida, it must mean a lot to you, to be able to give back to this town the way you have, charity wise. >> big dreams for kids. it definitely has brought the

a wild life expert for the bbc is one of the more vocal critics.e in southern england. with up to 200 species going extinct every day, he says it makes no sense to spend so much money trying to save just one. >> i don't want the panda to be extinct. i don't want anything to be extinct on my watch. but ultimately, let's not waste vast amounts of money trying to prevent it when we being use that money far more efficiently, far more optimally somewhere else. >> what about the argument that if you take the panda out of the equation, if the panda is not the symbol on the masthead, nobody gives money? >> i think if they took the panda off the letterhead other animals would fill that void pretty quickly and very sadly, they could replace that with a tiger cub and people would give generously. >> one thing people might say is who are you to play god? who are you to decide that we shouldn't save the panda? >> who are they to play god? they picked the cute cuddly one. why don't they pick a snail or a caterpillar or a fly? they're already playing god. they're

saw that i thought this is like where the wild things are but with people. [ laughter ] >> it is wildu know, and when you go down there it's a wild culture. >> stephen: what brought you down there? you are not from down there, are you? you don't have a deep louisiana -- >> definitely not. my folks brought me there when i was 13 years old. >> stephen: about a month ago. >> it was last week. [laughter] and i went back to start making films there because the way they sort of -- creativity bleeds out of culture was something i wanted to be a part of. >> stephen: the day you started shooting is the day of the deep water horizon blow up. how did that affect your production and how you thought about that area? immediately it was not just endangered from the storm but poisoned out of existence. >> yeah and these towns down there really exist on what they pull out of the water. there was a real feeling as we were shooting a lot of this film that we could be photographing things for last time. there was a palpable sense that what is happening in the film could be happening to this place. that a

wilde to interpret one of the lines of the poem.or's question was, quote, what is the love that dare not speak its name? oscar wilde gave a long answer at the end of which the court transcript indicates, loud applause mingled with some hiss. the sex crime defendant facing ruination as he sat in the witness stand answered the question this way. the love that dare not speak its name in this century is such a great affection of an elder for a younger man, such a plato made the very basis of his philosophy and in michelangelo and shakespeare. it is, in this century, misunderstood sue much misunderstood that it may be described the love that dare not speak its name and account of it i am placed where i am now. there is nothing unnatural about it that it should be so the world does not understand. the world mocks it and sometimes puts one in the pilary for it. that kind of honest and indeed nobel won him two years in the prison. 118 years after england sent oscar wilde to prison for a crime of loving men too much, the house of commons vot

it's called "wild thing." ♪ wild thing ♪ you make my heart sing you make everything wild thing ♪ >> wildi think i love you. ♪ but i want to know for sure. >> come on. >> all right. we're going to pick a sign, you guys. who are we picking? >> i like the one okay, whisper. >> okay, kathie lee picked this one. it's all klg on this one. she picked -- >> i love kathie lee but i want to party with hoda. [ cheers and applause ] >> congratulations. you get a mug. >> wow. what's better than that? >> you guys, we have a lot coming up. >> jason kennedy took me all over l.a. >> be right back. >> yes. so if you have a flat tire, dead battery, need a tow or lock your keys in the car, geico's emergency roadside assistance is there 24/7. oh dear, i got a flat tire. hmmm. uh... yeah, can you find a take where it's a bit more dramatic on that last line, yeah? yeah i got it right here. someone help me!!! i have a flat tire!!! well it's good... good for me. what do you think? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. that's why i take new trubiotics. it's a daily probio

the wild bull lives no more. his shepherd, the wild bull, lives no more. dimusi, the wild bull, lives no more. i ask the hills and valleys where is my husband. i say to him, i can no longer bring him food. i can no longer serve him drink. the jackel lies in his bed. you ask me about his reed pipe. the wind must play it for him. you ask me about his sweet songs. the wind must sing them for him. satur, the mother of dimusi, weeps for his song. once my boy wandered so freelly on the steppe, now he is captured. once dimusi wandered so freely on the steppe, now he is bound. the ewe gives up her lamb, the goat gives up her kid. my heart plays the reed pipe of mourning. in a place where he once said my mother will ask for me, now he cannot move his hands, now he cannot move his feet. i would see my child. the mother walked to the desolate place. she looked at the slain wild bull. she looked into its face. she said, my child, the face is yours. the spirit has fled. there is mourning in the house. there is grief in the inner chambers. the sister wandered about the

but then, sadly, so have the wild places.he increasing size of the human population is having a devastating effect on the natural world. but fortunately, people are becoming aware of that and doing something about it, and i'd like to think that natural history films have helped in that process. and there are some signs of hope -- animals that i thought might become extinct in my lifetime are still with us and growing in numbers. we now have a better understanding of the natural world than ever. we know how best to protect it for future generations. i can only hope that we will. and wolves in the world do battle. man: we've still got the wolves out there. here, one wolf pack will struggle to maintain the family business -- bringing down buffalo. man: we've got a buffalo/wolf situation here for sure. it's an ancient spectacle of offense and defense, but its future is uncertain as the modern world closes in. [ wolves howling ] now you can watch "nature" online. go to pbs.org to screen complete episodes from this season and seaso

it is wild. anything went. >> reporter: supervisor's proposal is expected to go before the board sometime in the next few months. reporting live, joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> one bay area couple's get away didn't go as planned but it was certainly unforgettable. they came across a bag of money. and inside was lots of money. >> reporter: that's right. imagine finding $10,000 ought in the open -- out in the open near the golden gate bridge. it happened to a couple. >> reporter: it was supposed to do a romantic evening for two. >> it is valentine's day. let's do something special. >> reporter: they made the drive to san francisco. at the golden gate bridge they stopped to snap pictures. >> my husband and i spotted a black bag. when the crowds cleared the bag remained. >> i said this bag is still here. what should we do? we will wait 45 minutes. >> reporter: but no one came back and after a while they decided to take a peak inside. what they found wasn't pocket change. >> i started to count the money. >>

that's to be released back into the wild.used yo of baby bobcat brought in last summer one of thousands office animals the mill ham cared for over the last 35 years. at first they learned from experienced wild life rehaber now they teachers to do it. >> not only do you you have to feed them properly, build them up you have to know where is the best place to the release them. >>reporter: mill ham get help from volunteers but still cost about 120,000 dollars a year to do all of this. paid for with private donations. when they first moved to this spot there was hardly anyone here. now neighborhood has grown up around them.so non-profit organization is trying to raise enough money to the move to a larger sanctuary where they can help more wild animal and educate the public. >> we feel incredibly important for not just for our local but tourist when they come in. to get the education be able to see the animal. >>reporter: that would mean more happy endings for animal like this fall kochbility after kim of months of rest the wing h

animals and they should be in the wild. the problem is that, although many people in borneo support the rehabilitation of orangutan, their rainforest home continues to be destroyed as the rest of the world increases its demand for palm oil. so, the question that hangs over these orangs' future is whether there will be enough forest left for them to return to when they've grown up. strong measures will have to be taken if that is to be so. there is one place where our destructive impact on the planet is less immediately obvious... the oceans. i can see its tail just under my boat here, and it's coming up, coming up, there! the blue whale is 100 feet long, 30 meters, nothing like that can grow on land, because no bone is strong enough to support such bulk. only in the sea can you get such a huge size as that magnificent creature. i had to wait until i was 76 years old to see my first blue whale. part of what made the encounter so special was that for much of my lifetime blue whales were being killed at such a rate that it see

ones wild ones ooh ♪ come on ♪ i am a wild one break me in saddle me up and let's begin i am a wilda side you would never thought you would see tear up that body dominate you till you've had enough i hear you like the wild stuff ♪ ♪ hey i heard you were a wild one ooh hey i heard you like the wild ones wild ones ♪ >> flo rida, ladies and gentlemen. we'll have much more music from flo in a moment. first this is "today" on nbc. ♪ [ harry umlaut ] hey you know what, i speak european. [ sally umlaut ] european isn't a language. i think they speak all kinds over there. nah. it's basically one language with a few variations. my cousin has a passport. uh-huh. take this fascinating muller yogurt. frut up. means "fruit up." as in creamy yogurt down below. and a delectable, aromatic layer of blended fruity, moussey, uppiness on top. frut up. as the europeans say. in their language. wow. you really are bilingual. yeah, i dated a comma in high school. [ male announcer ] muller. the european for yummy. >>> we are back now from sunny florida and we have been enjoying listening to flo rida. you've

liz: investors flocked out of buffalo wild wings. the company reported earnings that missed estimates as record high chicken wing costs continue to weigh on results. they did well revenues but costs were so high. can the company prove to investors it has the recipe it needs to weather these high prices. with us in a first on fox business interview, sally smith, buffalo wild wings president and ceo. sally, i would reich like to stress profits were up 22%. just these chicken wing prices continue to rise. let's get guidance right away for 2013 on whether you continue to see chicken wing prices jump as much as last year. >> thanks, liz, for having me. as we look at 2013, we said on our earnings kuhl that we can expect to achieve earnings growth of about 25% on a 52-like basis over this past year. we're already starting to see chicken wings mo moderate since super bowl. they are down close to 20 cents in just the last 7 or 8 days. so, 2012, certainly, some of the highest wing prices we've ever seen. i think what exacerbates it in 2011 win

liz: speaking of wild, we've got a wild earnings report after the bill. tangor outlets, bull low wild wings, we're going to have those numbers as soon as they are released. plus, in just a few minutes, rimm i don't imaginers joining us in studio. he expects the to have not one, not two, but a few lost decades, but that doesn't mean you have to lose. he'll tell us where investors need to be putting their money right now. david: by the way, his book is "street smarts," and he's one of the smartest guys on the street. we're going to be heading to the white house for tonight's big state of the union address, plus steve forbes in studio telling us what he thinks president obama needs to say and do to grow our economy. liz: but first, today's data download. the dow and the s&p 500 hitting new five-year highs today with the dow pushing back above the 14,000 mark. the nasdaq, though, as we showed you ending the trading day in the red. financials and telecom were today's top performing sectors while technology, consumer staples and health care were the ones that k

they can eat wild boar and deer. they actually can come unhinged. >> why are they facing stipulation? >> that's a great question, al. they're hunted both for their skin, for their meat, for pet trade. all those types of things. and, of course, habitat loss. they live in southeast asia. many of those forests are getting cut down. there's no place to go. i was in cambodia in december, working with an organization called wildlife alliance. they just rescued 60 of these animals and we released them back into the wild. it was actually a great experienc experience. >> we have an african brown horn bell. >> hold your arm out. put your palm up just like this. and we're going to call tuffs over there on your left-hand side. come on over here. >> come on. >> he is a very large bird. spends most of his time on the ground. and here he comes. >> there he is. >> whoa! >> yes! >> awesome. >> wow! >> look at that bird. isn't that impressive? >> look at the eyelashes. >> they actually do eat meats and things like that. >> oh, look at

this is wild fish. this is where the alaskan pollock starts. it's just that simple.laskan pollock starts. ♪ [ applause ] . we are back. he delighted us in "the artist" and pulled off a masterful performance without uttering a word. please welcome jean dujardin. ♪ [ speaking french ] >> good evening. if i were an actress, i would be passionate, sensitive, courageous, sexy, complex,ree, strong, funny, intense and graceful. if i were an actress, i'd be an even better actor. here are the nominees for actress in leading roles. jessica chastain, "zero dark thirty." >> but the truth is you don't understand and you don't know al qaeda. give me the team i need to follow this lead or the other thing you're going to have on your resume is being the first station chief being called for a congressional committee for failing to capture or kill bin laden. [ applause ] >> jennifer lawrence, "silver linings playbook." >> you know what, forget i offered to help you. forget the entire idea because i am so much crazier than you. >> keep your voice down. >> i'm just a crazy slut with a d

chris morris talking there about a wild card. markets do not like raw cards, do they? >> they do not. it is important to stress why. chris manchin to italian economy. we're talking are europe's third largest economy anda wild card. the world's largest bond market. italy has the second-highest debt burden as one of the members of the euro. it is second only to greece. the markets hate uncertainty, and the italian election results could not been more of a worst- case scenario for investors around the world. and the stock markets have been falling across europe, in fact, around the world. main stock market commodity for the nimm -- the down considerably. borrowing costs are up. the impact is being felt as far away as asia. made -- many major exporters there saw their share prices -- and will fees see a demand for their stuff in your diminished. -- in europe diminish. >> in terms of the market, we have the worst case scenario after the italian election. this uncertainty will carry over for a considerable amount of time. politicians speaking about which way the government i

. >> and the southern wild? >> yes. that is an independent movie with the youngest actress ever to be nominated for an award. if she wins she will be a one name star in hollywood. >> and someone will have to field her over. >> i think she will win. one thing that makes this year so exciting is the politics involved. often wednesday of them is jessica chastain of zero dark 30. and of course "argo" has that kind of politics. then the politics of mental health. that is one of the reasons that "silver linings playbooks" is so popular. people are stopping me in the streets and tell me things. they tell me they know somebody with bipolar and that movie sewed someone in their family or maybe themselves. so, it is a movie people really relate to. >> it is interesting at a time when we are still having a tough time economically and everything people still go to movies for an escape. it seems the content of these films is stuff that is very serious. >> yes. we negative time that is are so radical and unusual, the killing of osama

tonight, a look at one of the most acclaimed films of the year so far, "beast of the southern wild," exploring the hardships endured by so many in the area and their struggle to maintain their humanity. tonight, we will introduce you to a star of the film, dwight henry," a baker, who accidentally ended up in the film that won at the sundance film festival. that is coming up, right now. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it is the cornerstone we all know. it is not oreet boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make everyday better. >> and by contributions to your pbs station by viewers like you. thank you. tavis: the likelihood of dwight henry starring in a critically acclaimed film an award-winning movie could not have been more remote. the small-business owner and new orleans residents not only survived katrina, but they became one of the first businesses to reopen after the storm. the directors of "beast of the southern wild" asked him to star in their movie, and he said no, and now, dwight henry is one of the stars of the fil

. >> see the wild night and find out how you can keep up with all the wild super bowl commercials this >>> plus, another day, another ipad to give away. we've got friday's buzzword for your chance to win an ipad mini, coming up. >>> it's the bromance taking the world by storm. just the other day i introduced everybody to nick and bobby. the guys whose video is going viral of them doing a golf trick shot. >> after shots of vodka. >> nine shots of vodka could be exact. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> what's better about this story is the story behind it. these two men, in 2005, decided in 2010, we got to follow our dreams. let's go on adventures have a list of things they're going to do. they've visited amazing places around the world, but this one caught my eye. >> oh, no. >> three, two, one, go! >> ah! >> oh. works pretty good. >> look at that. fresh. >> they're everywhere. >> so they crossed chest wax off the list, and one more -- >> this specifically nick is probably going to say -- >> now, it took the people a few minutes to back the car out of the showroom, but he was actually able to dri

this is wild fish. this is where the alaskan pollock starts. it's just that simple.laskan pollock starts. ♪ [ applause ] . we are back. he delighted us in "the artist" and pulled off a masterful performance without uttering a word. please welcome jean dujardin. ♪ [ speaking french ] >> good evening. if i were an actress, i would be passionate, sensitive, courageous, sexy, complex, free, strong, funny, intense and graceful. if i were an actress, i'd be an even better actor. here are the nominees for actress in leading roles. jessica chastain, "zero dark thirty." >> but the truth is you don't understand and you don't know al qaeda. give me the team i need to follow this lead or the other thing you're going to have on your resume is being the first station chief being called for a congressional committee for failing to capture or kill bin laden. [ applause ] >> jennifer lawrence, "silver linings playbook." >> you know what, forget i offered to help you. forget the entire idea because i am so much crazier than you. >> keep your voice down. >> i'm just a crazy slut with a

a neighborhood that is under siege. >> reporter: a flock of wild turkeys marching down the street. they they have essentially taken over this neighborhood. 30 birds have made their home in the redwood tree. >> we want them to please just go away find another tree to raft. >> reporter: the birds first showed up around the holidays. >> right around thanksgiving. >> reporter: at first it was kind of funny but it wasn't long before the wild birds wore out their welcome especially with their early morning gobbling. >> he they wake up before my 1- year-old. we just don't sleep. >> reporter: turkey hes have forced her to keep her two young sons indoors. >> they have made a mess of the yard and the property and we have two sons and small albany yard and our kids aren't allowed to play in the yard. >> reporter: most every one on this street is fed you will with their foul nay neighbor it they will fly up on to roofs and leave behind droppings. an expert with the wildlife department told me the turkeys are probably sticking around because someone is feeding them. >> these large birds can wei

wild night. >> reporter: that's right.s asteroid or this asteroid also comes on the same day and now researchers are trying to see if there is a link between the two of them. it's known as 2012-da14. researchers hope this asteroid can help them learn to avoid collisions with larger ones which could destroy the earth. nasa says this asteroid will move quickly and past us. as you said, 500 people are hurt in the meteor that exploded over russia. most of them were cut by glass broken by the shockwaves. >> an object the size of the house or car cannot be seen by telescopes and they creep up right behind you and catch you off guard. >> reporter: this meteor led some researchers to question if there is a link again between the asteroid headed to earth but we are just learning that scientists say it's merely a coincidence. the asteroid will fly by the closest fly-by for an object of its size within 17,000 miles from earth. to put that in perspective, that's closer than some tv satellites. if you are interested in getting a look a

at a previce in the moment a wild edit to a wild state of dancing. how long will this last. a week or two. it's another internet like sweet brown or the honey badger. something that's interesting for a short period of time. >> until then, enjoy your moment of fame. and your harlem shake keeps shaking across the web. looks like your rain dance. >> we have to shake up the weather and get moisture in the upper atmosphere. >> if ken's rain dance turn noose the harlem shake we'll see rain. maybe by tuesday. >> we'll see. >> take a look at the forecast. maybe preshake. let's get through tonight, we have fog at the coastline, not like this morning, oakland 44, fremont 40. concord 41. temperature this mo, we've been -- month, we're below normal. san jose 5 degrees below average and halfway through the month. radar is clear, ken can do did harlem shake. ken likes that music. high pressure hanging out. we'll have mainly dry conditions until tuesday. high pressure is moving closer to the coastline. that means the northerly winds that kept us chilly overnight will turn to a northeast wi

yet another twist in a wild case full of surprises. >>> fighting breast cancer. a big announcement about a so-called smart bomb new drug for women with the most hard to cure types. fewer side effects, but there's a lot more you should know. >>> tough questions for some american cardinals who will choose the next pope. now caught up in the biggest scandal the church has ever faced. >>> and in the nursery with some of the most adored animals on the planet. sleeping, eating, learning how to walk. the expensive operation to save these endangered pandas. >>> "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. >>> good evening. in the case that has swung so much of the world's attention to a courtroom in south africa, there was a verbal reaction in the courtroom today. when the olympian, oscar pistorius, was released on bail with conditions, as an accused murderer. pistorius had been a revered figure in that nation. still is, for that matter, among his fans around the world. he took the life of hi