5 things you need to know Monday

1. Oscar Pistorius murder trial resumes

The Oscar Pistorius murder trial resumed Monday after being postponed while the Olympics double amputee underwent a month long psychiatric evaluation. Experts concluded that Pistorius was not mentally ill when he shot his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp on Valentine's Day last year.

Pistorius sits in the dock on May 6. (Photo: Alon Skuyi, AFP/Getty Im

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2. Pippa Middleton gives first TV interview

The famous sis to Duchess Kate sat down with Matt Lauer for an interview in London, and the exclusive will air in two parts — on Today on Monday and Tuesday. What will Pippa be piping up about? Probably her recent 3,000-mile, 12-state bike trip for Bike Across America, and maybe a little bit about life in the royal spotlight.

Matt Lauer sits down with Pippa Middleton in her first-ever television interview.(Photo: Anthony Harvey, NBC)

3. Supreme Court to hand down decision in Hobby Lobby case

The justices will rule on Monday on a closely watched case that looks at the part of Obama's health care law that mandates most employers provide health insurance coverage for contraceptives. For-profit companies with religious objections are challenging. The administration has exempted churches and religious non-profits from the requirement, and the companies contend that the Religious Freedom Restoration Act protects them as well.

This week, the Supreme Court made multiple pivotal decisions. Two were the strike down of the 35-foot buffer zone around abortion clinics and the need to have a warrant before searching someone's cellphone.(Photo: J. Scott Applewhite, AP)

4. One year ago 19 Ariz. firefighters died in massive wildfire

Friends and loved ones of the Granite Mountain hotshots will gather at a memorialbuilt to the 19 men who perished in the Yarnell Hill Fire, joined by firefighters from across the state. They will share stories and memories of men who lived together, worked together and faced their final fire together.

A makeshift memorial to the 19 fallen firefighters wraps around three sides of Fire Station 7 in Prescott in August, weeks after the tragedy.(Photo: Lynn French, The Arizona Republic)

5. Forbes announces Celebrity 100 list

Forbes' 15th annual Celebrity 100 ranking of the world's most powerful celebrities is out Monday. The list measures money and fame, including estimated earnings over the last 12 months, and how often each celebrity is mentioned in print, on TV and in social media. Oprah topped last year's list.

Oprah Winfrey on March 10.(Photo: Jennifer Lourie)

And, the essentials:

Weather: Expect hot weather in the Southwest with temperatures above 100 on Monday, and a risk of severe weather in the Ohio Valley and across the Plains.

Stocks: Wall Street is looking at a lower open on Monday.

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