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is at the courthouse in pretoria. kelly, pistorius has spent more time on the stand than any other witness in this trial. this, though, is going to wrap up pretty soon, right? reporter: yes. we expect we heard this morning, mr. nel asked for a postponement, essentially, after pistorius has concluded his testimony, and he indicated that he should be finished with cross examination today. and then all that s left after that with regards to mr. pistorius s testimony is the opportunity for his legal counsel to re-examine him, which should be significantly shorter than cross examination. the prosecutor also asked for a two-week postponement, a two-week recess, i guess. tell us about that. reporter: well, really, it appears to be more practical and personal reasons. in south africa, we have a speight of public holidays
this case from the very minute it started, and it s continued to weave its way through the trial. you know, the state has been very effective through the back door of getting in their issue of race. they ve got in the five prior calls that zimmerman made. four of those are about african-american males who he was watching. so, we know that the state is very aware of it, but they can t specifically use that. we also know it came out in cross examination today where the witness number eight, you know, she s come in now and identified herself, but she said that she believed when talking to trayvon that trayvon believed it was a racist encounter. that was her testimony today. and so, we know that according to what she said, she couldn t give any instances, though, where, in fact, george zimmerman had said anything in that regard. so, we know that it s weaving its ugly head throughout this case, but nobody s been able to get their arms around it. so, we know that race from the very beginning
the solution is to stop voting for these two political parties. tonight, he s here and unleashed. also, gabby giffords more than a year after the shooting that almost killed her. she s back on the campaign trail. we ll ask her husband mark kelly. and the man they re both campaigning for. the man who told a high school graduating class, you are not special. the commencement shock heard around the world. this is piers morgan tonight. we begin with a big man with big ideas. jesse ventura, the alwayso outspoken former governor of minnesota. a hollywood action hero. a man who famously never holds back. he s tried very hard not to hold me back. his book, demo crips. he joins me now exclusively. how are you? i m doing well. you are looking well. two things i want to clarify. one is why you re not with me in the studio. secondly, where have you been? you ve disappeared. first reason why i m not with you in the studio, i ve quit flying because i have metal in my body so every
year after the shooting that almost killed her. she s back on the campaign trail. we ll ask her husband mark kelly. and the man they re both campaigning for. the man who told a high school graduating class, you are not special. the commencement shock heard around the world. this is piers morgan tonight. we begin with a big man with big ideas. jesse ventura, the always outspoken former governor of minnesota. a hollywood action hero. a man who famously never holds back he s tried very hard not to hold me back. his book, demo crips. he joins me now exclusively. how are you? i m doing well. you are looking well. two things i want to clarify. one is why you re not with me in the studio. secondly, where have you been? you ve disappeared. first reason why i m not with you in the studio, i ve quit flying because i have metal in my body so every time i go to an airport the metal detector goes off and they treat former governors like criminals out there. i won t be treated like