CHO: Welcome back. We have this just in to CNN. Egypt's state prosecutor has ordered imprisoned former dictator, Hosni Mubarak, transferred to a military hospital for medical treatment. This after his health, apparently, deteriorated. This news is coming to us via state run Nile TV. The 84-year-old Mubarak is serving a life sentence over the killings of protestors. He has been quite ill for some time. We are following this developing story. Meanwhile, panic sends people running through a Sacramento mall after police say a 20-person brawl broke out in the food court. Three teens were arrested. No reason why, but stores did go into lockdown just in case. The mall reopened about one hour later. And D.C. prosecutors are being pretty tight-lipped about whether they will charge NBC's David Gregory for showing off a high capacity ammunition magazine on "Meet The Press." Gregory used that magazine as a prop during an interview with the head of the NRA, Wayne Lapierre, but it's illegal to show them in public in Washington even if they're not attached to a weapon. D.C. police says NBC actually asked if they could use the magazine on the show. They said no, but Gregory did it anyway.</s>VELSHI: Interesting.</s>CHO: Gotten a lot of attention.</s>VELSHI: Interesting topic.</s>CHO: Yes.</s>VELSHI: Quick show of hands, the newspaper that published the name of the addresses of people with gun permits. Thumbs up, yes or no? You think good idea or bad idea?</s>CAIN: Bad.</s>BROWNSTEIN: On balance bad.</s>VELSHI: All right. You probably heard about this --</s>MARTIN: -- the person been allowed you to do --</s>VELSHI: A lot of outrage about this. One blogger didn't like it, and he decided to fight back. You wonder whether that's a good or bad idea as well when we come back.
Mubarak Transferred to Military Hospital for Treatment