boxes and boxes wheeled in there, suzanne. as you know, it's really a mission statement for the president. these are his priorities and how he thinks the family budget, if you will, the american budget the books should be run. there's infrastructure spending in there $50 billion in infrastructure spending. there's a tax on wealthy -- higher taxes on wealthy hedge fund and private equity managers. there's a minimum wage increase. there's a host of things that appeal to and actually enfinfure the right and left here. the goal here they say stabilizing our deficit over the next ten years or so. when you look at what that chart looks like, you can see the budget deficit is the size of the economy very, very big. and then it levels off about 2015. that's what they say this projected budget would do, suzanne. >> christine, talk about this concession made to republicans. this has to do with the way that inflation is measured and how it would impact older people. >> that's exactly right. it's kind of a budget wonky change in how they

>> yes, suzanne. they actually have found them, moments ago i spoke with the sheriff of lincoln county, david carpenter. he told me the names of the two children who died in this tragedy. james levi caldwell, he was the 7-year-old boy. and khloe jade arwood, she was the 6-year-old girl. they were cousins, suzanne. this property was owned by the father of the boy. he says it's still unclear exactly what was being built and unclear if the proper permits had been obtained. that will be part of the ongoing investigation. of course, we're talking about a massive dirt pit some 24-feet deep and 20-feet wide, suzanne. officials say the father had been working on the pit when apparently the two children were trying to retrieve some small childlike pick ax. when they did, this wall of dirt simply collapsed on them. officials say they found the children this morning after 12 hours of digging and clawing. one body found at 6:00 a.m. the other at 7:00 a.m. >> we've been working a horrific scene here at this locati

and can i call you suzanne now? i'll call you suzanne for the rest of this live show. >> i thought that was great. that was really funny. just the whole thing. yeah, i guess they got us in on the joke, as well. and this is a great weekend. i am so excited about march madness. you're right outside the building. tell us who is here first of all. final four. >> reporter: well, first of all, if i talked really loud, you could probably hear me without the microphone because i'm literally just steps from you. i'm in centennial park in atlanta. and we have the final four, the games going on at the georgia dome where this is the party going on here. and take a look, first of all, you can hear behind me the sound check going on. the doors here open at 3:00 and this is set up for a good time. out of everything that's going on here, what do i see? the sangria stand and italian ice stand. i don't know what that says about me. but there's a huge free concert going on all weekend. tonight we have zac brown band who is really grea

and the question, yes, suzanne. is it p.r.? sure it's p.r. but the question is this is a princess cruise ship. now, how many people out there know that carnival also owns the princess cruise line? so there may not be a direct correlation between good p.r. for carnival cruise and the princess cruise line. so it's going to be interesting to see how it shakes out. but no question about it, the stock has been down. my understanding is they're offering real deals on the carnival brand cruises right now to try and rebuild the brand name because it's been a tough go. but having her attached to this ship certainly will not hurt. >> and what do we know about the update from senator jay rockefeller? he's asking carnival cruise line to pay for the rescues to help folks after they've been left and stranded. have they been pitching in money here? have they actually been following up on this? >> here's how it shakes out. rockefeller had sent a letter to carnival's ceo right after the incident. and said, listen, i'm concerned about the problems you've been

it's a real mess, suzanne. >> lisa, thank you. appreciate it. >>> president obama, he is actually giving up a chunk of his own paycheck to show support for workers who have been hit with the federal furlough. the white house now confirms that the president he is going to return 5% of his salary to the u.s. treasury every month. he's going to write a personal check since his salary is set in law, can't be changed. so the president's whole contribution will amount to about $20,000. that's because he gets paid $400,000 a year. defense secretary chuck hagel also said he's going to take a pay cut to show solidarity with the workers in the defense department. >>> north korea now cranking up the tough talk another notch today. this is directly accusing the united states of actively pursuing a nuclear war. u.s. officials say they have reason to believe that the north koreans will soon launch a missile off their east coast possibly as a test, possibly as a show of force. but the pentagon says u.s. military defense missile systems and peopl

i'm suzanne malveaux. >> and i'm michael holmes. welcome everyone. >> we begin in north korea where threats of nuclear war give way to celebrations today. they are marking the birthday of north korea's late founder kim il-sung. his grandson is the current leader kim jong-un and he appeared publicly for the first time in weeks. secretary of state john kerry had a message for him if he wants to hold talks with world powers, he needs to ditch north korea's nuclear program. >>> in venezuela he was once a bus driver and now he will be the president. shortly before his death hugo chavez tapped maduro to be his successor. using that leverage maduro narrowly won yesterday's election. >> he squeaked by with 50.7% of the votes. his opponent capriles is refusing to concede. he is demanding now a recount. >>> in china a 4-year-old boy carrying the bird flu virus but not showing any symptoms. doctors are taking a close look at him to figure out how to treat others perhaps using him as a case. two more people have died from bird flu bringing the

suzanne, this is where it gets really bizarre. police say he got out of the car, picked up a blunt object in the store and began attacking customers. as you can imagine, it was a very scary scene for those inside. >> he almost ran me over and some guy picked my bike up and it hit the back of his car and he was going inside the front door. i mean he was in there to hurt people, you know. >> there was about 70 people inside the store, now they played an instrumental role in subduing the suspect. police when they arrived, they didn't have to use force, he was already tied up by dust hers. he's being held in a santa clara county jail and he's being charged with assault with a deadly weapon. >> is he connected to the store in any way? was there a motive? >> we talked to the police in san jose, and they were very limited with the details they gave us, so far they haven't released a clear motive. just a business saturday -- they said this appeared to be intentional, that he made a couple of efforts until he finally drove about 40 feet in

. >> yeah, suzanne, they're keeping us waiting, that's for sure. as you mentioned the news coming out of the u.s. that that mobile rocket launcher has been raised. we also know that it's being fueled and ready to go. those two musudan missiles positioned on the east coast of the country. these missiles have never been tested before. so it's believed this will be a test. obviously that information yesterday about those multiple launches as well. but a couple of hours ago, suzanne, we got word from pyongyang more fiery rhetoric out of the north saying revolutionary forces ready to fire and warheads are set to precise coordinates. read into that what you like. we don't know what they were referring to specifically whether it's to artillery or other military hardware, but certainly the rhetoric is still coming out of north korea trying to i guess escalate tensions which are already pretty heightened here on the korean peninsula. >> well, everyone try to work out exactly what it is kim jong-un really wants. it's becoming a bit ridiculous if it wasn't so

>> the numbers don't lie, suzanne. a great urgency, more public attention, more focus, media coverage after a horrible tragedy like knewtown. the president's going to colorado, he added a trip to hartford, connecticut, monday to push for gun control. despite the president's efforts, despite the vice president's efforts the math hasn't changed in the congress. you mentioned there are states taking gun control measures, new york has done it, connecticut has done it colorado is doing it. but at the national level, even the president's proposal for universal background checks nisz trouble. i was making phone calls yesterday and e-mail exchanges, people expect more reburst background checks can pass the congress. when the president called for assault weapons ban, to ban the larger magazine clips not only does he face nra opposition, majority republican pop significance but part of the president's problem there riz a lot of democrats up in 2014 from conversation gun right states who they're not with the president either. it'

suzanne. >> thank you. i understand too she had moved away from her school and because of social media, because of those visuals and those messages that she was still traumatized by all of that. thank you so much. we appreciate it. >>> 29 current and former students shot in one chicago high school last year, if you can believe that. >> yeah. michelle obama is visiting that school today to talk about gun violence. that starts in just a few minutes. we will bring that to you live. >>> and ahead, celebrity chef and new cnn show host anthony bourdain joining us live. he is just back from myanmar and libya and he's got some stories to tell. are you still sleeping? just wanted to check and make sure that we were on schedule. the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers families need. siemens. answers. would absolutely not have taken a zip line in the jungle. i'm really glad that girl stayed at home. vo: expedia helps 30 million travelers a month find what they're lo

>> reporter: well, suzanne, this is a turnpike, the george h.w. bush turnpike. and it's a feeder road if you will to a straight line to oklahoma. it's believed that's where the bus was headed this morning. i can stand back here and zoom in. still a very active scene. you hear helicopters overhead. what we're told the bus headed in the direction you're looking at northbound hit what's called a rubber impact and that is essentially a rubberized barrier to keep people in the highway. well, it hit that rubber barrier, went across that lane of traffic, the next lane of traffic and then hit a concrete barrier that separates the lanes. and at that time it flipped over. we had actually pointed out two people dead here at the scene. they're still trying to determine how many folks were on the bus. at last count there were 45. it can hold 49 but it's theorized not everybody was on it and picking some folks up to go again to oklahoma. we had 36 people gone to a number of area hospitals including nine to a major trauma center, parkland hospital, which on a good day and with

suzanne? >> thank you, well you might want why south korea matters so much to the united states most look back to the fight with communist north korea 50 years ago. >> there's even more, south korea is no longer the poor nation it was 60 years ago. it's now a leading informer in things like microchips. >> they produce many of the products americans use every day in your homes, your tv sets, appliances, cell phones, cars we drive, all kinds of things and they're aggressive investors in so called brick countries, russia, israel and china. so it puts them into a -- autos and electronics are used around the world. >>> here's what we're looking at around the world this hour. >> fierce fighting in afghanistan. it is something u.s. special forces of course, they're used to that. but our own crew was caught in the middle of one of those gun battles. we got an exclusive story up next. >>> also, pope francis delivers his first easter mass and shows once again he is a friend of the people, holding babies

suzanne, this story has transcended sports. whether you saw it during the the game live on sunday or you've seen the pictures or video since, when you see him break his leg, really your heart goes out to the guy. then you hear the story of how just before he went away on the stretcher he told his teammates don't weorry about me and win te game. inspired people from sunday to now with such grace and perseverety and maturity, people are now rooting for louisville and rooting for kevin ware and the outpouring of support he received. he got calls from charles barkley and magic johnson and twitter messages from lebron james and lil' wayne. the support is incredible and it's because of this young man's story and how he's handled the situation. he's very eeg tore start this recovery process. doctors saying it's going to take about 12 months to get back on the basketball court. if you've seen the video or pictures, incredible to think he'll even have the opportunity to play basketball again. >> he does, yeah. >> he'll get up in front o

but that's hindsight. >> suzanne: meanwhile the criminal investigation continues. and now they're looking more closely at tamerlan tsarnaev's widow. what do we know about her. >> well, we know that the fbi has been wanting to talk to her for, you know, face-to-face for several days here since the bombings or since they identified tamerlan and dzhokhar. so they have been wanting and trying to negotiate with her lawyers to a, get more time to talk to her. and also to get some dna samples. as we reported yesterday, the fbi found some female dna on remnants of the bomb and so they want to know whether, you know, basically cross hafer the list if that's the case, that she had nothing to do with it. she basically has said, you know, that she had nothing, she was completely shocked about the events. and i think what they want to know is, you know, the key period between the bombings on monday april 15th and friday, what was going on then. where was tamerlan. they know a lot more about dzhokhar because he was at a dorm. and he was in college. and he's in and out. and there

in 1991 author and attorney suzanne garment discussed her book "scandal." according to mrs. garment scandal such as watergate tax scam and the iran-contra affair eroded public trust in government. the book cites over 80 cases of misconduct occurring within both political parties. this is about an hour. c-span: suzanne garment, author of the book scandal: the culture of mistrust in american politics, what's it all about? >> guest: it's about why we have more scandals today, since watergate, than we've ever had before in american history. the reason turns out to be not that we're more corrupt than we ever were, but that we're better than we ever were at producing scandals -- declaring new things to be offensive, ferreting them out, publicizing them and punishing them. c-span: how did we get here? >> guest: we got here, i think, from the '60s which were the source of a lot in today's politics. among other things, the conflicts over the vietnam war produced part of the political elite with a very deep mistrust of the government -- indeed, an elite that questions the moral legiti

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>> reporter: well, suzanne, it's a shocking case. a man in saudi arabia reportedly sentenced by a saudi court to be paralyzed because he had allegedly stabbed and paralyzed his best friend ten years ago. now, local media reports started emerging about this case over the weekend. saudi newspapers saying that a court there was sentencing him and demanding he be paralyzed from the waist down if he was not able to come up with $270,000 to be paid to his victim as compensation. amnesty international issued a statement last night in which they said this sentence was outrageous and on no account should be carried out. that statement added that paralyzing someone as punishment for a crime was absolutely wrong and would be torture. suzanne. >> mohamed, amnesty also says there have been other retribution cases, things like eye gouging, pulling of teeth, at a time when saudi wants to be seen as sort of having incremental if that reforms. how does this all reflect on the judicial system there? >> this is not the kind of case that the saudi gover

live at reagan national airport, suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. >> suzanne un, thank you. they're being described as improvised explosive devices, similar to those used overseas. if you understand what trauma they can cause like our veterans. these veterans offered their insights on what the road to recovery looks like. >> he was an army combat control leader. >> i have nine direct hits on my vehicle and 17 total. a navy petty officer. >> everyday is a struggle to adjust even get out of the house. >> both members of undesired club. explosions ined d.c. today preparing for the wounded warrior ride. their limbs were spare. >> with multiple layers of armor and protection and none of it was able to penetrate through the armor into the vehicle. 's in backpacks falling shrapnel spring the finish line at 3,300 feet per second, amputation or disfigurement. >> the leg is in severe pain or numb. does make sure i do not do anything silly. >> these are the some of the devastating injuries. >> has suffered a severe traumatic brain injury and post- traumatic stress. >> these wounded war

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>> it's quite frightening, isn't it, suzanne? she will stay at the shelter for as long as she possibly can. at the moment she's getting an education. she's illiterate. she has no skills. the concern for all women in all these shelters is what is the future post 2014? that's of course when u.s. and international forces leave. there's a real fear that once they leave the funding will also leave. it's international sponsors that prop up these shelters. you know, the government they're not really quite very interested in what these shelters provide. there are some ministers who have accused them of being places of immorality and prostitution. suzanne, i can assure you having visited one there couldn't be anything further from the truth. these places are helping rebuild the lives of thousands of women who are the victims of violence. >> anna, just seems to be extraordinary that after trillions of dollars of money over the last ten years poured into afghanistan to in some ways improve the lives of afghans, you've got a situation where

suzanne, bob. let's talk about what the challenge is this year, bob, how far have we gone and what do we need to do as obama care kicks in? what is not, where are the cracks not being filled? >> well we really have to pick up on the other part of sandy hook, one was guns, the other is mental health. and if anything gave us an opportunity to get into that, it was sandy hook. unfortunately, guns have taken over. so head me draw some conclusions. one of the things i think we've concluded, is that community is really everything for these children and families with autism. and we have to learn how to break learn to break down some of the controlling issues regarding privacy? parents need to exchange information about their child with doctors and therapists, and turn that information needs to be exchanged with school districts and fire and rescue people. and people in the community. and those communities have to exchange information so when that child is out there in the community, a lot of people know a

>> reporter: that's the gist of it, suzanne. a law enforcement official telling cnn that it is likely, but not certain, that a timing device attached to an explosive is what caused this tragedy in boston. now, this was in response to a question that i asked as to whether this explosion may have been caused by some type of arrangement where a cell phone was useded. the source saying it was likely but not certain that it was a timing device that caused the bomb to explode. investigators, of course, sifting through all of the evidence that has already been picked up there on the street in boston. certainly would include debris of any type of device that was use in the explosion. our information, once again, likely a timing device as opposed to a cellular phone. >> joe, do you know from your source, do they tell you what the significance of that is? whether or not it's a timing device that's used or a cell phone because we know so many people in that area, i'm sure, had cell phones, carrying cell phones, just to communicate to their

i'm suzanne malveaux. >> and i'm michael holmes. hello everyone. let's begin in north korea. >> that is where we are told two medium-range missiles are now ready for launch from north korea's east coast. nobody outside of north korea knows yet if this launch is going to be a test or aimed at a specific target. they do know that the north koreans have made their threatening language even louder and more aggressive in just the past couple days. >>> and let's go to kazakhstan. that's where diplomats are sitting down to detain iran's kn nuclear program. hopes not high for the gatherings in the past year have produced pretty much zero result. >>> pope francis is now calling for divisive action against child sex abuse in the catholic church. the vatican says the pope wants to move forward on cases of guilty priests. he is also calling for church leaders to protect children and help those who have been abused. >>> in north korea today, instead of easing up the aggressive talks and moves are just intensifying. latest word from the korean peninsula is that

that's just simply not true. >> thank you, suzanne. >> guest: suzanne is a great point and i have a whole chapter in the book devoted to discussing the literature about the harms associated with marijuana use. as i said most people who use alcohol and marijuana don't have problems but it can cause serious problems for some individuals. we know that marijuana use can increase anxiety or panic attacks. it can increase the risk of traffic accidents. we knew that some people do become dependent and as i said that causes problems for them and causes problems for their families. marijuana is not a benign substance. but it will be really interesting to see the states who do legalize it how they regulate it. are they going to put limits on the amount of thc that can be consumed? how are they going to tax at? all these decisions that will influence the type of marijuana they will actually consume and that will have important effects on the health effects. >> host: a quick call from rick from tuckerton new jersey. hi rape. >> caller: hello there. i smoke a lot of pot when i was in college in the ea

in northwest washington, suzanne kennedy, abc7 news. >> and suzanne tells us that recentlyung brought into this world a son and -- the officer yung's brother's wife recently had a son named him after his uncle chris. >> we begin tonight with breaking news into the investigation into the poison the letters sent to president obama and other public figures. court documents just unveiled that investigators found a dust mask and other items that tested positive for rice and into the studio of suspect james and dusty. he was arrested over the weekend and is being held without bond in mississippi. >> virginia gov. mcdonald is indly defending his record the including the fbi. >> under investigation are those who helped bankroll the wedding of the governor's daughter. >> a couple of things at stake in a couple of things at play here. question one, is this an ethical decision not to report an alleged gift to a family member? now there is question as to whether he actually violated any laws. but the virginia governor mcdonald did not want to talk about the fbi, saying it is his policy not to tal

michael and suzanne? >> tell us about just the extent of the injuries here. so many people impacted and the numbers kept going up dramatically hour by hour. why is that? why did it unfold that way? were people able to get to the hospitals or something that delayed the process in getting them there? >> you know, you have a sort of first wave of patients usually within the first hour or two. as you imagine, those are the patients who have the worst injuries. patients who may have been seen at the scene of the race and immediately taken by ambulance and brought here. but you know, remember, when you have an explosion like this, there can be delayed injuries as well. it's almost a concussive blast between the buildings. people may have had concussiv concussive-type injuries, ruptureden eardrum your injure intesti intestines, you may not know it, and later come to the hospital. people who are serious they came unstable, became critical and some who were critical became stable. this is a fluctuating and fluid situation for some time. >> is it your opinion as well i

>> reporter: that's right, suzanne. we should remind our viewers two men were arrested this weekend, shortly after this horrific crime. they've arrested a third suspect last flight. and it's interesting, part of the way they were able to locate him was using surveillance video, because these men stole the credit cards of two tourists and went from gas station to gas station taking out cash. so the surveillance cameras at the gas station helped police locate these suspects. the third suspect was arrested in a city almost an hour away from rio de janeiro. this crime is continuing to have repercussions throughout the country. not only because of the huge international events coming. we've talked about this before. pope francis will be here in three months and millions of young people expected to flock to rio de janeiro for world youth day, hear his sermons and enjoy the celebration and the world cup and rio will host olympic games in 2016. there's a bigger issue beginning to play out as well. and that's the city's historyi

suzanne cohen. >> hello, dr. suzanne cohen. all right. we're ready, love. >> ready? >> ready. >> myth or fact, not all adults have bad breath. >> not everybody has bad breath. >> i'm going to say myth. everybody does. >> myth is correct. everyone has bad breath every day. everyone wakes up with some form of morning breath, right? >> some are just worse than others. >> that's exactly right. >> you didn't think it through, hoda. >> and some breath, it becomes stale throughout the day, hence coffee breath. >> only one. >> about 3 million americans suffer from severe bad breath every second of every day. >> every second of every day? >> that's a fact. because i know them all. >> that's a myth. >> that's a myth. because the number is actually 30 million. >> it's 30 million, not 3 million. >> i thought it was 32 million. >> it's devastating. it's a serious problem. >> but while they're brushing their teeth in the middle of it they don't have bad breath? like mid brush. >> okay. >> so i was right. >> not exactly. >> myth or fact? bad breath comes from the stomach. >> i'm go

i mean, susie, suzanne susanna--fine. but there is no way i'm gonna be a suze. no. no suze. what am i, some pompom-waving back seat bimbo? who are you describing? someone i know. named suze? no. still sharon. hey. i thought you went to the game. nah. i was kicked out for fighting with one of the players. wait, wait, wait! who? reggie miller. cheryl miller's brother? yeah. hey, wait, wait, wait! what happened? well, first of all for some reason, they started the game an hour late. and i was sitting next to spike lee, and he and reggie were jawing at each other, so i guess i got involved. what do you mean "involved"? well, i ran out onto the court and threw a hot dog at reggie miller. involved. then they threw me and reggie and spike out of the game. so that's it? well, i felt pretty bad about everything... and then the three of us we went to a strip club. can you believe that? i didn't know cheryl miller's little brother played basketball. knicks killed 'em, 110-73! well, of course. without reggie miller, it's a blowout. no, jerry. that's 37 points. the knicks covered. you wo

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he worked in computers and he lived just outside dallas with his children and his american-born wife suzanne who converted to islam before they were married. but he told us he couldn't stay in texas as the death toll in syria continued to climb. now ending syria's civil war is his full-time job. it's a conflict in which the opposition is massively outgunned by the government's tanks. fighter jets, and scud missiles. >> we are not asking for boots on the ground. we are not asking for any u.s. soldiers or any british soldiers or any foreign soldiers to come in and put their lives at risk. >> reporter: give me some specifics. what do you want from the u.s. government? >> what we need from the u.s. is to surgical strikes of all the launching pad of all the cut missiles, that's one. we need an establishment of a no-fly zone. we need safe passages to be established so we can deliver aid to the syrian people more effectively and more regularly. >> reporter: isn't there a problem that even when this war ends, it's unleashed so much chaos, so much violence, so much hatred that there may not be much h

i was definitely more of the spy master, suzanne sommers, exercise guru. >> bob: victoria secret model? i didn't know that. i don't understand picking nancy reagan. there has been a great first ladies taking positions. i don't think she did that many. compared to barbara bush, what is the big deal here? >> dana: i don't criticize for any of policy decisions they decided to make. not only do they have an opportunity to sky on issues they need to work on but has to create an atmosphere in the white house what he or she needs to do. they make it a warm place for the president. >> does that include when they are no longer going to be president and run for president in three years? >> hopefully we'll object the air then. >> clintons are coming back, boy. >> most people think that would be preferable. current day. >> greg: this is mace ten as edgy to do stuff like this. there is nothing edgy like this in america. try doing something in suppressed country where real artistic suppression taking place. >> bob: why aren't you making a big deal with robin williams. >> she stormed the music scene

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suzanne candiotti. remember, the fbi just released the pictures and identified them as suspects in the marathon bombing. we learned today some interesting details about the car chase and the way the older broth died. i want you to listen to the wath l watertown police chief talking with wolf blitzer. >> at some point the first brother who died at the scene, he all of the sudden comes out from undercover and just starts walking down the street shooting at our police officer. trying to get closer. my closest police officer is five to ten sfeet away. they're exchanging gun fire. he runs out of ammunition, the bad guy. one of my police officers comes out and tackles him on the street, they're trying to handcuff him. there's two or three police officers handcuffing him -- >> the older brother. >> the older brother. at the same time one of them yells out, look out and here comes the black suv, the car jacked car directly at him. they dive out of the way and he runs over his brother and drags him down the stre

we should go back and get every single person as it fell from 700 suzanne this is a buying opportunity. they have all been wrong. >> we'll see. a $7,205. j.p. they reiterated their overweight. liz: you know what, and they are smart. it is a possibility. right now i think people just might be over. when the herd moves in that direction people have to be careful of these things. thank you so much. we appreciate it. as you have been watching on this network of president obama did honor the victims of monday's explosions in boston at an interfaith church service. this just a short time ago as investigators continue their man of the person or persons irresponsible for the marathon bombings. we have jeff flock on the story. yesterday with one mad this is the story in the next as another. but we have now? >> reporter: that's right. two fbi briefings or cancel them all we have now is another fbi briefing scheduled for 5:00. the gst never happened. if the fbi breezes of 5:00 this afternoon, president obama is right now on his way back from boston where he spoke at the service. he also visited t

. >> for the laptop, suzanne, that is just wrapped up. what led authorities to believe his computer was dumped and do we know if they found anything on it? >> reporter: well, according to my source, they were led there to the landfill to look to the laptop in part from the bedside interview with the suspect himself. and from other investigative leads from other people who i am told had knowledge of the laptop and perhaps an effort it would appear to get rid of it. and that's why eater in a dumpster, following the dumpster to the landfill, they searched on thursday. they searched all day yesterday. however, now we understand that the search is over. what we don't know at this time is whether they were successful in finding that laptop but, boy, because they're not saying. but we know they would like to get the hands on it for obvious reasons. imagine all the information to tell them about this alleged plot. >> that's the question. we don't know. they're not saying if they found it. let's move on and talk about what we're hearing of two fri

suzanne bailey's boyfriend is on board. >> aki was a banker, he was traveling on business that day. it was a very humid, hot, japanese summer day. from the moment i opened my eyes that day, and aki did too, there was a hint of something wrong, which i couldn't explain. >> also on board, takashi's sister, sumako. >> reporter: she did tell me she's going to tokyo. i said to her, it's dangerous to fly. she told me, don't worry, brother, i've already bought a ticket. >> you're looking at footage of the actual plane involved in this crash, taking off on its final ill-fated flight. 6:12 p.m., everything seems normal as the plane lifts off and climbs out. suddenly, 12 minutes into the flight, there's a problem. >> they were in the middle 20,000 feet, which is where airplanes experience the most pressure on the vessel itself. at that point they received a door warning that a door was ajar which turned out not to be the case. >> we've already seen how an airplane's fuselage expands as the plane goes up and contracts as the plane comes down. the altitude with the greatest pressure differentia

i'm suzanne malveaux. >> and i'm michael holmes. let's update you on breaking news out of cuba. >> so far we have learned cnn confirming that the two abducted boys from florida are now in havana. police say 2-year-old chase hakken and cole were kidnapped. we will bring in patrick who saw one of the boys on a boat in havana. >> reporter: and this is probably the largest tourist marina in havana. it is where boats come in to check in with immigration authorities and check in with customs. it is full of americans despite the embargo. there are plenty of boats. as we are driving through the large marina today we saw a number och votes that we saw could have been the hakken boat. the last slip in the marina the bo boat "salty" was there. we saw boys playing on the deck. some cuban security came out, some of them with arms on their hips said you need to stop filming immediately. and then we saw a man come out and i said are you josh and he said yes. i said i am a reporter. he said i don't want to talk to you. we said is this man under arr

the person who got this is suzanne candiotti who is breaking the story. suz susan we are clurntly -- in 2007 after russia expressed kshs but this is certainly something new here, whole new level. >> reporter: it is. because as tom was ex-plapg as well, this is information that the fbi said it did not have back in 2007. now, would it have made a difference back then? it may very well have. again these conversations were vague but at least the fbi said at the time it didn't have much to chew on. now, remember, the fbi did interview tamerlan and did interview the mother and did, as a matter of fact, enter at least they names into a federal database. but this could have made a difference. no one is saying that it definitely would have, but it certainly seems to provide more information or would have given them more information than they had before. at this point we may never know. there's also no reason at this time for why the russians only now are providing this information to the fbi. but, perhaps in time we'll learn more about the timing of thiss as well.

so who knew, suzanne, that the president of the united states -- he's usually prettyfu little funnier this year. >> he's getting better, i think, wolf. he's a pretty funny guy when he needs to be. the president, i think he gave it as good as he got. really had to balance some serious issues, news and tragedy like thebut this occasion was e to lighten the mood in washington. one of the stories we covered last week, jay-z and beyonce's controversial trip to cuba, well, the president, he too hea >> for example, this whole controversy about jay-z going to cuba. it's unbelievable. i've got 99 problems and now jay-z's that a lot of folks liked. there's been a lot of controversy over whether or not the president has also been reaching out to republicans. the president, he himself, called it the charm offensive and he noted how popular the first lady is. so he suggested doing something aittle different. checkout, wolf. >> i understand second term, need a burst of new energy, try some new things. and then my teamnd i talked about it. we were willing to try anything. so we borrowed one of miche

. >> tweet your questions at suzanne malveaux and. >>> we want to tune in to "parts unknown" as the crew traveling to myanmar, columbia, libya and peru and beyond. >> that will do it today. thanks for watching "around the world". do carry on. >> see you tomorrow. >>> breaking news out of cuba. cnn has now located two missing boys and the father accused of abducting them from their florida home. chase hakken and his brother cole were spotted. this is live video of the boat that is in havana in a marina. patrick oppman is there and had a chance to see the father talk with the mother, both of the parents there and at least saw one of the two boys. want to bring him in here. patrick, you were watching as these boats came into this marina. you didn't know at first who they were and then you discovered these, in fact, were the two missing american boys and their parents. tell us about how that happened. >> reporter: you know, we had a live shot today. this is one place they might be. i really didn't expect to find them. we were able to go into the marina. i didn't see unusual presence of secur

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i'm fredricka whitfield in for suzanne malveaux and michael holmes. we begin in north korea. the touchiest diplomat issue on earth today and u.s. secretary of state john kerry is right in the middle of it. he's in south korea, first priority to reduce the tension and convince north korea not to test-fire a ballistic missile. kerry has already made some moves aimed at mellowing out the tough talk. we're live from seoul in a moment. >>> in cypress the government has to come up with more money to fix its finances. today the european union and the international monetary fund said they won't give cypress any more money beyond the 10 billion euros they've already agreed on. cypress needs another 6 billion to shore up banks and pay its debt. the country's economy was on the verge of collapse before the bailout deal. banks there closed for almost two weeks. >>> and north carolina a & t state university and two other schools in the area are on lockdown right now. university website says it received a report of a man with a weapon. no shots have been fired. the university police depart