into a bathroom into which he did not know who was there, then why did he rush into danger when he had so many opportunities available to him? the judge ultimately ruled, though, that pistorius was not a flight risk, not a danger to the public, and he will be released on bail tonight. the judge also upped that bail to the equivalent of $112,000 u.s. and there are a lot of conditions. pistorius needs to surrender his passports, his firearms, no guns or alcohol. he can t go back to the scene of the alleged crime, which is his home. he needs permission to leave his town and will have to check in with police twice a week, chris. michelle kosinski live from south africa, thank you very much for that update. we ll be right back. no two people have the same financial goals. pnc works with you to understand yours
he met bail. edues evidence to satisfy it was raised to $112,000 the court of the existence of exceptional circumstances, u.s. the trial will resume but most importantly it would be difficult, if not on the fourth of june at the impossible to establish such moment. he surrenders his passport. extensional circumstances. he surrendered all his firearms. he is not allowed to go back to the his home where the death of steenkamp took place. he is not allowed to drink any alcohol. that order coming down from the judge just a moment ago. there will be likely a few more coming out of pretoria later this hour. martha: we want to go to exceptional greg palkot who was a few feet away from oscar circumstances. pistorius from these proceedings. very dramatic from pretoria, south africa, we heard a little bit of sound from one of the defense representatives, greg. clearly they are counting very heavily on the missteps of the original detective in this case. reporter: absolutely, martha: we belie
rand the equivalent of about $112,000 u.s. with lots of conditions attached. pistorius has to vesurrender hi passports, his guns, can t use drugs or alcohol, can t return to the scene of the alleged crime, which is his home, needs permission to leave town, and has to check in with police twice a week. thomas? thank you so much. joining me here in the studio rikki kleman, criminal analyst and attorney. your impressions of desmond nar taking two hours to finally reveal bail or not. what is your impression of how he handled this? i thought he was terrific because this is a proceeding that many people all over the world are watching, so what he wanted to show, which he did show, is fundamental fairness, a complete understanding of the evidence presented by both sides. and ultimately, what michelle reports is correct. there are only two questions