Nelson Mandela Battles Pneumonia; Fifth Shooting Victim Dies; Sean Benschop Charged
LEMON: Back to our breaking news in a moment but first some other news. Prayers across South Africa today for former president Nelson Mandela -- Mandela is in the hospital with pneumonia. The 94-year-old was rushed there early yesterday. This is the fourth time he has been hospitalized since December. Very little information has been released since yesterday when he learned -- when we learned he was in serious but stable condition. The death toll from Friday's mass shooting in California has risen to five. The family of Marcela Franco says the 26-year-old has succumbed to her injuries. She was with her father in an SUV on the campus of Santa Monica College when they were shot. Her father, Carlos Franco, died Friday. The gunman has been identified as John Zawahri who was shot and killed by police on campus. Authorities say he killed his father and brother in a Santa Monica house before carjacking a woman and firing at a public bus. A judge in Philadelphia denied bail today to Sean Benschop. The crane operator charged in that deadly building collapse there. Benschop is charged with six counts of involuntary manslaughter. Prosecutors say he was operating the heavy machinery used to tear down the building that fell on a Salvation Army thrift store. Six people were killed and 13 injured. Law enforcement source says Benschop had marijuana and pain meds in his blood after Wednesday's collapse. His lawyer says this was an accident and his client is being made a scapegoat. So who is Edward Snowden? And what inspired him to leak classified top secret information? We'll have more on that next.