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ye year's season "mad men." his character's horrific past and why he is being called the next don draper. >> good morning, everyone. i'm miguel marquez. it's 10:00 on the east, 7:00 out west. all eyes are on north korea this morning and its young, untested leader who has been threatening the u.s. and south korea. now we're hearing two missiles are on mobile launchers on north korea's east coast and if they're fired, japan could be within range. elise labott in washington, how serious is the obama administration taking these threats? >> they're taking the threats seriously, miguel. you can see that the u.s. is putting its missile defense system, moving that to the island of guam where these

missiles feasibly could hit. they've seen these threats from north korea before. they're hoping to dial back the rhetoric. even if there is some kind of missile launch or missile test, they're hoping that this latest escalation of rhetoric and tensions could die down. secretary of state john kerry headed to asia later in the week. and hoping they can find a diplomatic way forward. you're seeing even as these threats are going on, the u.s. is not meeting that rhetoric bit for bit and is trying to calm tensions a little bit saying let's not get this any hotter. >> he goes through middle east and asia. can he actually defuse tensions with his trip? >> first he is headed to the middle east. this is really going to become one of his signature issues. he's going to try to make some progress in the peace talks between palestinians and israel but then dive into the hard work of north korea.

south korea, china and japan, all about trying to move past this latest escalation and how can there be a diplomatic way forward? my understanding from sources is that he will be talking to these countries about what can we offer north korea to stop this cycle of threats, missile launches, missile tests and get it to start talking about denuclearization? he will also be talking to the chinese, who have a lot of influence and say, listen, you have to get tougher on north korea and try to get them to walk it back. >> is there a sense he can do that? can north korea sort of walk it back themselves or are they in sort of too far at this point? >> well, analysts and sources say that they think that north korea, kim jong un, has accomplished what he wanted to. a lot of this is for domestic politics, shore up his support at home. you've seen these pllt parades, mass demonstrations in favor of kim jong un. they think this untested leader

trying to get some street cred back home has kind of done that. they are expecting that the north koreans could take some sort of action, whether it's a missile launch, nuclear test. they're hoping they won't do some sort of cross action with south korea that then could escalate. they're hoping and seeing in the region that even as the threats seem so intense right now that it could be cooling down just a bit, miguel. >> elise labott in washington, d.c., thank you very much. new this morning, anti-ap t anti-apartheid nelson mandela has had a history of lung problems dating back to his time in prison and has been released from the hospital. two texas prosecutors, officials in kaufman county are cracking down on threats and taking every potential threat seriously. just thursday, someone called in

a bomb threat during the memorial service for district attorney mike mclelland and his wife. whoever made that threat hasn't been found. but police arrested this man, robert miller, and charged him with making a terrific threat online against a deputy district attorney. another man, nick morale, also faces charges, accused of threatening a county official but police say these men are not tied to the killings. joining us from kaufman county now, martin savidge. how do they relate to the murders at hand? >> reporter: well, they don't, as you pointed out. these arrests show that they're not going to tolerate any threat and they're going to come down hard on you if you do. one posted something online and another called in on a tip line. both now are being held on $1

million each and charged with a terrific threat. as far as the investigation, there is not a lot that is being said here. however, there is a tremendous amount of resources. have the state resources that are here and many federal assets have been brought in. again, this is the kind of attack on law enforcement that certainly won't be tolerated. they want to make sure they get it done and get it done right. they're not talking about who the suspects are at this particular time. mclellands were murdered a week ago. she spoke to anderson last night about them. >> they were amazing. they were the most amazing people i have ever known in my entire life. they had such conviction and such strength and they really believed in what they were doing and they loved their family. you know, we have a blended family and five kids, they loved

all of us. they had so much to give. >> reporter: and many people believed in what they were doing, which is why they have picked up in their footsteps now and are trying to find their killers. mike mclelland was in a gun shop the day before he was found murder murdered. he had been talking to the gun shop owner, and he has said that he was worried about his staff and wondering what protection could be done. the gun shop owner said, of course, boy a weapon and bulletproof vests, but said that mclelland himself did not seem to be in fear of his own life. miguel? >> martin savidge, thank you very much. we'll take a look at an organized crime ring that could have ties to the murders. the store that sold the bushmaster rifle to kill 26 people at sandy hook elementary school can no longer sell guns. atf official told cnn that riverview gun sales lost its federal firearms license on

december 20th, just six days after the newtown massacre. police detective speculated gun sales at the store were stopped because of poor recordkeeping. adam lanza's mother bought the bushmaster rifle there two years earlier this past week. connecticut passed a law banning the sale of high-capacity magazines like the one lanza used at sandy hook. hepatitis scare in new york city after a west village restaurant worker tested positive for the disease, hepatitis a. the city's health department says anyone who had dessert at alta between march 23rd and april 27bd should get tested for hepatitis a as a precaution. workers at the restaurant will be doing the same. patrons appear to be shaken up. >> every single will be getting a shot no later than one day. >> great service. great food. i recommend it to a lot of people. i'm surprised.

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64 teams started and today the final four go at it to earn their spot in monday's championship game. carlos diaz right outside the spot where history will be made, the georgia game. first, what's the latest on kevin ware, the louisville guard that broke his leg last week that whe all can't get out of or minds? >> reporter: that's right. t-minus 8 hours till kick-off. horrific leg injury, compound fracture that he suffered in the game against duke. he will be basically all over the stands tonight at tip-off at 6:00 tonight. amare stoudemire has donated 10,000 big heads of kevin ware's face that fans will be wearing during the game. here is your recap, courtesy of cnn, in case you missed what kind of week he had.

>> my first instinct was like, i can't start crying. i looked down at my leg. i see my sneak er on, but my le is like this. >> he just kept chanting, just win the game. just win the game. we did that. >> i saw the pictures of them putting the trophy by my side and me sleeping with it. i was very proud. >> how are you feeling, kevin? >> good. thank you. >> thanks for all the support. thank you so much. >> my injury or not, i still want to win a national championship. they picked us to lose indiana in practice, the president did, but when i speak to him in the white house. at least my bracket's not broken. >> louisville, wichita state. you don't want to miss it, 3:00

today, rachel nichols, all access, final four. she has everything you want to know behind the scenes. she has all the pregame press spots. she has all the tears after a game when a team loses. she has all the tears after the game when a team wins. here in beautiful atlanta, it is final four basketball time! >> i need some of that carlos diaz air, my friend. thank you very much. final four schools are celebrating their athletics, serious scandal is developing at rutgers university. athletic director tim pernetti has resigned, following the firing of head coach mike rice. players being physically and verbally abused. joining me now with more -- what's the latest and could we see more resignations? >> we could in the future. we're not hearing anything like that. another player they're throwing

out, part of that decision-making process they're going through when they were discussing rice. they kicked around ten-game suspension, kicked around firing him and settled on that three-game suspension. i guess that's another reason why jim wolf, along with tim pernetti, resigned yesterday. >> are there conspiracy theories out of this video, hidden for fears of rutgers participating? what are you hearing? >> i'm not buying that. they announced they were going into the big 10, accepted january 20th. pernetti didn't start his investigation into rice until november 27th. and big 10 commissioner came out and said this had no bearing whether they got into the conference or not. and this isn't going to matter either. just that market that rutgers brings for tv. >> big donors are pulling their money back, at least temporarily. what are you hearing? >> pernetti was amongst the big

donors at rutgers. a few of them have said we're holding off on more money in the future. we're not happy about the way this has been handled. that may not be a big hit for them right now. they are going to the wbig 10 ad their annual revenue will double. that's a big difference. employees are criminals and you don't get out alive. sound like a movie? it's a real organization and it might be connected to murders of the texas d.a. and his wife.

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links of both the murder of colorado prison chief tom clements and the assassinations of district attorney mclelland and his wife. not just a loose prison gang. actually, highly organized gang that may have connections to the mexican drug cartels. more on how they became so sophisticated and are such a threat, t.j. lyden, author of skinhead confessions, with the southern poverty law center. mark, let's start with you. how sophisticated are they and do they have a business operation? >> they're sophisticated enough that they are able from their cells in prisons, often in solitary confinement, to essentially direct a criminal empire that extends beyond the

prison walls and out into the streets of our communities. what i mean by that largely is that they're running a very major methamphetamine distribution racket, something that reaches the millions of dollars. that, i think, has really been the remarkable thing, how they're able to get their messages out by written codes, verbal codes, sometimes through the use of their wives, girlfriends. get messages out. the fact is that the leadership, by and large, is in prison and often locked down, yet able to direct these things. >> organization and money. would you say millions of dollars that is the total worth of the organization? >> i think that's probably right. we're talking about a gang that has more than 1,000 members and probably a good deal more than that on the street as well. so, yes, i think we're talking a major methamphetamine racketeer. >> there have been some reports tying the aryan brotherhood of

texas to d.a. mclelland's murder because he helped to secure indictments. following the indictments they made threats against the texas law enforcement department. the killings aren't about ideologies, but about money, they say. take a listen to this. >> when the indictment happened, it didn't just -- this isn't an ideology battle here. this was financial. they took away some of their drug mules, people on the outside who were supplying them. >> t.j., do you agree with that, more about money than ideology? >> i completely agree with frank meenk, who made that statement. the truth is it isn't about ideology. it's about money. they use the swastika, trappings of white supremacy, the coding system. everything is used for financial gain. when you look back in december when they went after them in the

racketeering case, that put a big hurt on them. they don't like the loss of money. that's how they control. that's how they maintain. every group underneath -- mark can attest to this also -- all skinhead, all peckerwood subsets are basically their mule. they do their dirty work. you could have -- this may not be an abt member that had done these murders, but one of their satellite groups, this guy is trying to get in with them to earn his respect, earn his bones to become a member. >> do we see this as a nationwide group, mark? is it regional? how should we think about this group? >> no, abt is regional. it started in the texas prisons and has spread to some extent in prisons in neighboring states but it's really about texas. there's a common misconception that aryan brotherhood of texas is a subset of aryan

brotherhood, which is a great big national gang started many years earlier in 1964 in san quentin. no, it's a regional gang, much like the gang that is being blamed in colorado for the murder of the commissioner there, tom clements. >> their number one business is meth at the moment? >> yes, i think that's true. they also distribute heroin, cocaine and marijuana to a smaller extent. i think methamphetamine is the number one thing they're doing. >> t.j., you say they have direct links to the mexican c t cartels? how is that? >> inside the prison system, the main drug line comes from the hispanic gang. all white supremacy gangs since the 1960s have had a close allegiance with hispanic gangs. that's how the whites get their drugs, from the hispanic gang members and that's how they're able to distribute it out. they have connections, especially along the border sta

states, arizona, california, texas, new mexico. they have those connections with the drug cartels. between the heroin trade, methamphetamine trade, which is huge for them, and the extortion. you come to jail and, you know what i mean? john gotti paid $50,000 to the aryan brotherhood to secure his existence while he was in prison. that's a lot of money. >> according to the anti-defamation league, it's still with over 100 murders, 10 kidnappings. what is their ultimate goal, if there is one? >> their ultimate goal is to run a very lucrative criminal empire. they have been rather successful at that. most of those murders -- more than 100 murders that they've committed -- are aimed at their own people or at members of other gangs. these are generally not simply innocent members of the public who are robbed or whatever it may be. these are people in the

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drone attack drills and missiles firing, not clear if the weapons are genuine. two missiles have been loaded on to launchers on the country's east coast. number two, the search for survivors at a building collapse in india has ended. a woman was pulled from the rubble earlier, likely the last survivor of the disaster. the death toll has risen to 72. 26 of those victims were children. police have listed a case of culpable homicide against the builder. joe donnelly of indiany and heidi heitkamp of north dakota now give support for same-sex marriage. tim johnson of south dakota, joe manchin of west virginia, mark

proy of arkansas and mary landrieu of louisiana are the only dems not supporting same-sex rights. anyone who had dessert at ulta in the last week should get tested for hepatitis a. the pastry chef contracted the disease while on a recent trip to mexico. finally, if you're a fan of college basketball, the wait is over. the final four tips off tonight. the action starts around 6:00 oorn right here in atlanta when ninth seeded wichita state takes on louisville, kevin ware's team, the player who brutally broke his leg last weekend. and syracuse goes up against michigan. stay with us all day for the latest on the big games. to politics now. maryland the latest state to act on gun control. it passed a bill to ban assault weapons and cuts out all

high-capacity magazines in the past two weeks. colorado and connecticut have passed similar new gun laws. joining me now is maria cardona and amy holmes, anchor of "real news at the blaise." maria, do we even need neufeld gun control laws with the states stepping up? >> good morning, miguel. good to see you. >> good morning. >> i do think we need federal gun control laws. this is the reason, miguel. states are actually listening to majorities of the american people who do support stricter gun safety laws. the problem is that if we don't do it at the federal level then what we have are guns going across state lines and that will diminish the controls being put in place by these states who are the ones who are doing the common sense measures that most americans agree with. if we don't have the umbrella laws at the federal level, for

example, here in the district, we have some of the strictest gun control laws, but they are not as effective as they could be, because criminals will go across the state loin in virginia, where it's very easy to get a gun. and that's why it is not as effe effective if we don't have the federal law controlling everything. >> amy, your thoughts. should this be a state's right issue? >> let's look at it practically, politically speaking. we see in the senate that the s senate majority leader, harry reid, himself a democrat, has no intention of trying to push for a ban on assault weapons or even limitations on high capacity magazines. so in terms of whether or not a federal law will get passed, i think we sort of know the answer to that. on a policy level, we've also seen that criminals buy guns illegally. they don't buy them legally. from state to state, citizens have the right, the ability and should have the prerogative to determine what their state's gun culture is going to be. that's going to be very

different, whether you're living in washington state, my home state, or louisiana, or new york city, where i live now. and i think these things should be decided by citizens. it is a second amendment right to bear arms. certainly there are limitations. i don't think we should have a one-size fits all. frankly, it doesn't fit the criminals. criminals are not willing to put on these straight jackets to get the guns that they want to use in crime. by the way, these gun laws would not have stopped that terrible, horrible young man in connecticut from committing the crime that he did. >> president obama, secretary of state john kerry, defense secretary chuck hagel and attorney general eric holder all agree to give back some of their salaries to stand in solidarity with those employees being f furloughed. is it political theater? >> it is.

our president, like many before him, is a multimillionaire. 5% of his salary comes up to about, i thinks $1,600 a month, means very little. it also draws attention to the fact that he likes to go golfing, goes golfing with tiger woods, his family is continually on vacation. why didn't he show the same solidarity when unemployment reached over 10% in the great recession? we had those terrible job numbers yesterday. as a bit of washington political theater, i don't think it was well staged. >> do you agree? >> no, absolutely not. are these moves going to completely fix our budget crisis? absolutely not. that's not what they're meant to do. they're meant to underscore what this president and democrats have said for a very long time. that is, we are all in this together and that democrats and leaders, especially the president on down, they are not immune to shared sacrifice. i think from a symbolic

standpoi standpoint, it does mean a lot. amy may say $1,600 is not a lot. a middle class family who is struggling, it is a lot. that's what this moves underscores, the fact this democrats and this president want to do something to fix our budget woes and focus on the fact that right now the people who are -- who are suffering the most on their backs are middle class families and working class families whose programs are being cut by the sequester. >> not getting any mileage out of this. >> republicans have done nothing to fix this and this focuses on the president saying this is shared sacrifice and we're all in this together. >> we'll have to see where this one goes. they haven't figured out the sequestration issue. off-the-cuff remarks, first the first lady. >> believe me, as a busy, single mother. or i shouldn't say single. as a busy mother, sometimes when

you've got the husband is president, it can feel a little single, but he's there. >> all right. and earlier in the woek, the president was at an event in california and took time to praise the state's attorney general. after talking about her professional success, he added she's one of the best looking attorney generals in the country. >> i think both of these comments were completely innocent and have been completely overblown. i haven't heard a lot of reporting on michelle obama's comment. i do think that was just a slip of the tongue and anybody who has very busy husbands understands what she's going through. and the president's comment is, in my mind, into the category of oh, please. come on. we have so many more important things to focus on. when the president can't give a nice compliment to one of his closest friends, to one of his best friends, after he commends her on being a very tough and

talented attorney general, then i think we've gotten to the point where we want our president to be human, but the moment that he is, then everyone is on his back. >> amy, does the president get a pass here? >> i say that he does. and i agree that these are innocent remarks. and if he thinks the attorney general is a pretty lady, big deal. i would like to see the forebearance on the other side. if a republican made these remarks, democrats would be all over them. we would be hearing about binders full of women as we did during the last election instead of a compliment in an innocent, human way, as maria said, as it was intended. >> maria cardona and amy holmes, thank you both very much. >> thanks, miguel. >> thank you. third grader robby novak known as kid president is getting a ton of online attention. take a look at why. >> what grade are you in? >> third. >> third? >> uh-huh. >> third grade?

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mad men are back. >> are you alone? >> it's been a long ten months since we left don draper at the bar. this sunday, millions will return to the offices of sterling, cooper, draper, price for the premiere of "mad men" on amc. series creator matthew weiner invited us. >> not seen many compelling reasons to end it any time soon. for me anyway. >> i feel like, first of all, it's exhausting. i need a break. but the reality of it is that the show has a lifespan. it is mortal. you really want to end it before you've exceeded the ability to tell a story. >> heavy drinking, heavy petting

and heavy drama have kept viewers tuned in to a bygone era of boys' club. >> okay, girls, come on in. >> how worried, concerned or aware are you when you're writing for your women characters about them not just being joan and megan and peggy but them being symbolic of women in general? >> that's a really good question. i don't want the characters to ever be symbolic, in general. did women have it harder? yes. were there women pioneers? yes. were there exceptions to every rule? yes. how did someone succeed in that world? i think the show resonates because things are not that different. i don't want to get a history lesson. i want people to know that these people could be their mothers. >> but the dark heart of "mad men," mysterious, womanizing don draper. >> is that what this show is

about? >> i think it's a big part of his life, yeah. and the ambiguity of that statement, after we've seen this man having found love and seeming less alone, there's an exi existen existential quality. >> am i alone? can i ever be happy, those questions, there needs to be a hint at the end about it. >> i am going to try to use the machinery of my show to give a satisfying ending. >> a satisfying ending. we're looking forward to that. thanks to jake tapper. prince william is not used to being shunned. we'll take you to -- show you a fairy tale kiss that turned into a dis. that's next.

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gotta see. boat has washed ashore known as the noah's ark of marine life. the boat's hull became a home for tropical fish native to japan. officials say five fish and other animals survived because the boat acted like a tide pool. scientists will study the creatures for their endurance. >> in scotland, this little girl's fairy tale kiss from a prince was about to come true. as you see, she was too shy and turned away from prince william. apparently the little girl had waited all day and then turned away at the last moment. hundreds of stranded sea lions are turning up along the

california coastline, even behind a car. a driver thought it was a dog. he opened his door and the pup hopped right into the front seat. the rescue crew from sea world came to take him away. he will be nursed back to health. the four are being released back to the wild. take a look at this video from china. you think you know what that is? if you guessed a large frozen waterfall, you're right. park officials in china say the rare spectacle was caused by an unusually cold winter. and check out this live look at centennial park across the street from cnn headquarters, right here in atlanta. the whole place has been transformed for the final four weekend. everything from concerts with acts like the dave matthew band to ferris wheels, just about everything. everyone is really talking about basketball, of course. that's what it's really all

about because of the final four tip-off tonight. the action starts around 6:00 eastern here in atlanta when ninth seeded wichita state takes on louisville, team of kevin ware, who broke his leg last week. going behind the scenes to give you a backstage pass, don't miss final four with rachel nickels here at 3:00 pm here on cnn. alexandra steele joins me live. 00,000 people are expected to gather in atlanta for the big final four. what can we expect? >> atlanta is not going to disappoint. atlanta welcoming the nation with beautiful conditions, no cumbersome coats, umbrellas. the warmest we've seen in atlanta really since the beginning of the year. temperatures today, 71.

74 tomorrow. 76 on monday. we get 78 on tuesday. it's kind of indicative of the warmth and change of pattern we've seen. march, of course, so cold and so wet. april, too. finally, things are beginning to come around. let me show you where we stand. not only atlanta. temperature here average of 70, getting to 76 monday. new york city, too. how about mid 60s? you'll love it. average is 58. warming up for you as well. washington, philadelphia, even dallas getting above average. chicago, 66. you should be at 55. you get the picture. seeing a change in the tide. allowing more much warmer air to come in. a little caveat in the ointment. upper midwest, believe it or not, will see between three and five inches of snow. a little bit of winter coming in. also here in the pacific northwest today, we will see about six inches in the higher mountain ranges and the pacific northwest. on the whole, beautiful conditions today. the southeast, of course, as you

saw in atlanta, stays warm. this area of low pressure moves eastward. bitteroots see some snow. colorado rockies as well. much bigger picture of what's going to happen, jet stream with that 140-mile-per-hour jet stream will fire off severe weather. this is just to be mindful, heads up this week. monday, tuesday, wednesday. especially on tuesday, threat for severe weather. what we've seen, very benign severe weather season march and april. they will fire up because it goes part and parcel with the very warm air. where they come together is where that severe weather will fire off. oklahoma, kansas, getting in toward missouri and arkansas. be mindful of it. >> alexandra steele, thank you very much. much more on the next hour of "cnn saturday morning" which starts after a quick break.

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