At issue, is whether that gun went off accidentally, which is what the defense has said. We told our legal analysts about this new development, and he said it is slykely th ly likelyo get a look at the trigger, how much pressure it took to make that gun go off, to pull that trigger. Prosecutors believe it was intentionally fired. That the prosecution did fire it on purpose. Jose Ines Garcia Zarate says he picked up the gun, he found it on the ground and it just fired. Prosecutors do believe he aimed and deliberately fired it. The bullet hit kate steinle in the back and killed her. This happened on pier 14 two years ago. She was there with her father. We saw the defense team walk into the courtroom, it was about 10 00. I asked them if they had any comment, if they could tell us anything about their client during these deliberations process. They just said no comment. The jury is not scheduled to deliberate tomorrow. So if theres no verdict t by about 4ru 3 30, looks theyl back on monday
Contains a stockpile of old weapons. In fact, you are looking at pictures. We went into the cnn vault today. This is back from a cnn crew shot this back in 2002. Also the state department quick to shoot down the threat of these chemical weapons, saying it would be, quote, very difficult if not impossible to safely move the materials. But we did a little digging today. So according to this 2007 cia report, this facility is anything but safe. Let me just read part of this report for you. Quote, the most dangerous chemical munitions have been declared to the u. N. And are sealed in bunkers. Although declared, the bunkers contents have yet to be confirmed. These areas of the compound pose a hazard to civilians and potential black marketers. Among the chemical agents once produced in this sprawling complex, you have mustard gas, sarin and vx. This is a nerve agent. Bigger picture, arwa damon, let me bring you in. Senior International Correspondent and Lieutenant General mark hurtling rejoin
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