for oil because it's all that stands between us and poverty. i can't wait for that girl to run for president. that's our show. see you next week. hello. i'm kelly wright. welcome to a brand new hour inside america's headquarters. >> topping the news this hour, the desperate search for survivors is becoming more urgent in two disasters around the world. crews looking for the hundreds missing in the wreckage of a sunken south korean ferry. >> and tragedy at the world's tallest peak. the death tall is rises at mt. everest. the latest on the massive and deadly avalanche. plus a neighborhood on lockdown after a man makes a

threat at a local walmart. we have details about the suspect in custody. >> but first we begin with the conflict in ukraine. proceed russian separatists refuse to give up control of several occupied government buildings in eastern ukraine despite a diplomatic agreement. meantime officials in kiev are calling forr an easter truce, promising to suspend military operations. but the situation is still volatile. leland has more details. >> reporter: no question about it, this is really a cold waresque standoff we have going on here with eastern ukraine caught in the middle of the west, united states and a lot of europe is supporting the very weak government in kiev while moscow has thrown its full weight and support behind the russian separatists. for the first time the russian

military is now admitting that they have troops on the border with ukraine, tens of thousands of them, and they're not there for a military exercise like the russians first said, but they're there because of the you been rest here and obviously there are a lot of people who fear the russians will send those troops across the border in take eastern ukraine by force as they did in crimea a little bit more than a month ago. many here are saying that the russian separatists are actually being support eed and organizedy the russian intelligence services in terms of their organization, hair suppotheir s their weapons. and those separatists hold a numberer of government buildings. they're badly outnumbered and outgunned by russian military when it comes to try to kick the separatists out. they have called for this easter truce, but a lot of people question whether the ukrainian military has the tactics and training and weapons that would

be necessary. what is becoming clear to both sides here on the grounds is that their fate is really much more in the hands of washington and moscow than it is in their own. the united states has said that come middle of next week, it may impose much harsh,er sanctions on the russians if things don't get better. but will is certainly the shadow of darkening clouds here in ukraine.better. but will is certainly the shadow of darkening clouds here in ukraine.leland, thank you. and 36 people now confirmed dead and more than 265 others are missing in that tragic ferryboat accident off south korea. the death toll rising after divers found three more bodies today inside the doomed vessel. meanwhile, the desperate search for survivors taking on you new urgency. david piper is in thailand with the latest.

>> reporter: the ferry's captain has gedefended why he didn't te passengers to abandon immediately. he feared they said be swept away as no rescue ships had arrived. he and two of his crew were charged with negligence and failing to secure the safety of passengers in violation of maritime law. >> translator: at the time the current was very strong. temperature of the ocean water was cold. and i thought that if people left the ferry without proper judgment, if they were not wearing a life jacket and even if they were, they would dwrift away and face many other difficulties. >> reporter: the captain also confirmed he wasn't on the bridge at the time of the accident, but instead in a cabin. a prosecutor said the third mate, a 25-year-old woman, was steering the ferry at the time of the accident and was navigating the area where it sang for t sank for the first time. the vessel made a sharp turn just before sending it first distress signal.

some experts believe that tight turn could have dislodged heavy cargo including more than 150 vehicles and destabilized the vessel. divers have seen no evidence that the ship may have hit rocks. relatives of the hundreds still missing, most of whom are schoolchildren, believe many more would have escaped if they had moved to evacuation points before the ship listed sharply and water started flooding in. dive teams have finally imagined to get into the passenger decks and spotted three bodies through a window, but weren't 5b8 able crack the glass and retrieve them. but they haven't given up hope of finding survivors. >> thank you, david. search crews have recovered a 13th body on mount ever rest. it's being called the deadliest disaster on the world's highest peak. three people are still missing.

dominic has the latest efforts. >> reporter: this has shaken the world to its core. never seen an avalanche quite like this. what happened friday morning was a large chunk of ice broke off at around the 19,000 feet altitude mark. and it collapsed just below base camp. and this is according to blog accounts from climbers on the mountain. and it fell several hundred feet and collapsed on top of 30 sherpas who had been carrying equipment down the mountain. and they regularly do this. wi this is what they do on behalf of the foreign expedition teams. they were engulfed, 13 dead. another three bodies believed to be in the snow. it is chaotic situation at base camp which is where we are hearing from climbers from the scene, one managed to reach home

via satellite home. take a listen. >> so far they've flown down over 13 bodies, both this body bags and just happeneding held down the line to a helicopter. base camp is kind of scram link and all the teams are pitching in and trying to get the bodies off the mountain and get attention and medical treatment to those. >> everest happens to be the tallest. however, the sherpa community wants to see this season wrapped up as soon as possible. and actually get a lot of people off the mountains to prevent anything else like this from happening. >> there has been a loss of 15, 20 lives or pmanpower. it would be in respect for them if all the climbing sherpas would do this.

plus the nepan governme achlnepd try to convince them, as well. >> many teams will wait a few days to make sure the ice has settled before they decide whether they take on the summit. it's very precarious stuff. back to you. >> you just never know when that sun will melt some of that ice to make it ignite an avalanche. thanks for bringing us up-to-date. our hearts go out to the people who lost their lives there. fading hopes in the search for flight 370. the robotic submarine bluefin-21 searching deep into the indian ocean. and coming up empty after making its 7th dive. the u.s. navy sub had covered around 51 square miles since it began diving on monday.

the plane vanished six weeks ago and today 2they were scanning te surface for debris. more troubling revelations for general motors. government documents showing that gm waited for years to recall nearly 335,000 saturn ions for power steering problems, despite getting thousands of consumer complaints and warranty repair claims and the ntsb didn't recall the ions even though it opened up an investigation more than two years ago. so a government watch dog has found a problem that caused 12 catches and at least two injuries. millions of people have big outdoor plans tomorrow for easter. so will the weather cooperate? or will all those eggs and bonnets get soaked?

j.d. >> some bonnets could get a soaking, but it does look like the easter bunny is bringing up some spring temperatures. this is the first weekend that i can remember that we're not talking about a winter storm affecting the u.s.. and look at these temperatures. not bad, right? and can you believe it's warmer in new york city than it is in tampa, florida. because we have an area of low pressure moving in. but certainly slept weather across the central u.s. and across portions of the southwest, as well. we do have some showers to tell you about, but nothing that will be a big storm maker here. we do have a low pressure off the coast here bringing the potential for showers and thunderstorms. that will go into sunday. a little bit of a cold front moving across the upper midwest and hit or miss showers across the southwest, as well as the northwest. there is the southeast where we're watching for the potential of heavy rain, maybe flooding especially overnight and in to tomorrow. but again, not too big a deal

here. we're dealing with some springtime storms. the threat for severe weather tomorrow afternoon for portions of texas into the evening. so we could see hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes. so keep that this mind there. otherwise, not a bad forecast. there is our little friend hopping down the bunny trail looking good for the the most part. and temperatures will be finally warming up. that is good news. >> that is very good news. i like the way you and the bunnies match. lavender is my favorite color. >> we didn't even call each other. >> thanks. happy easter. >> you, too. some scary moments for folks in one texas town. why police had to put the area on lockdown this morning. and president obama announcing at least 8 million americans have signed up for obamacare. now many of those enrollees are being forced to find a new doctor. we'll explain why. plus new controversy over the keystone pipeline after an

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time for a quick check of the headlines. a bomb threat at a walmart store forcing police in kemah, texas to put the area in lockdown this after a man made a suicide bomb threat in the parking lot this morning. the suspect has been taken in to custody. a solemn ceremony in oklahoma city as it marks 19 years since the horrific bombing attack there to remember the victims much the of the 19 # 5 attack. and a pennsylvania high school student suspended for three days after asking miss america to the prom. officials say they heard about the stoopt's plan udent's plan him not to do it.

obama administration is extends its review of the keystone xl pipeline. the state department says it is because of a nebraska say the court ruling that could change the pipeline's route. the latest delay will likely push the decision on the project past the november midterm elections. elizabeth prann has more. >> reporter: the delay be appeases the state department because, quote, its agencies need additional time based on the uncertainty created by the ongoing litigation in the nebraska supreme court which could ultimately affect the pipeline route. two passionate sides reacting as environment environmental items cite impacts. republican lawmakers who want the pipeline approved are blasting the administration.rep

the pipeline approved are blasting the administration. 11 democratic senators had written the president urging him to make a final decision. louisiana senator mary landrieu reacting, quote, saying the decision is irresponsible, unnecessary and unacceptable. alaska senator mark begich says i'm appalled at the continued foot dragging by this administration. ambassador to the u.s. expresses his disappointment as he points to evidence which shows the oil is heading to the south now in a more environmentally dangerous way. >> it's getting there on rail and on truck and they of course have higher ghts according to the state department. >> emissions. >> yes. higher risk on a safety side. and it's higher cost. >> keystone xl could eventually support about 42,000 jobs. the government isn't saying how long the review will take. back to you.

>> elizabeth prann, thank you very much. the delay on the keystone xp pipeline, we go to both news contributors and radio talk show host. good of you to join us to talk about this this. the state department says the reason for the extension in the first place is because it needs more time to review 2.5 million public comments plus wait to see how a he said abopending lawsui the route of the pipeline through nebraska. but these reasons don't seem to some republicans who say the administration is shameful. why are they blasting the obama administration? >> i think in the spirit of easter, the president has said let this country pass from me. you've got these donors who are after him for big oim al and yo have the environmentalists who are squeezing, as well. i want to know how this will

help americans. u.s. state department says it gives us 46,000 temporary job, but 35, 35, 35 permanent jobs. and 15 temporary jobs from there. i don't see the buy-in for us and i think we need to study more environmentally. there are leaks in the pipeline already. you have three people who locked themselves in in protest in 2013 and they saw leaks all over the place. there are no spill protections. we have the aquifer in nebraska. they're upset. texas is upset. we still need time to look at the keystone pipeline. >> tammy, mitch mcconnell describes it quite differently. he says the keystone pipeline project is the single greatest shovel ready project. and there are reports 42,000 jobs could be created. so what is keeping the president from approving the plan?

>> well, everyone acknowledges that there are tens of thousands of jobs right away. and if you're out of work right now, even if they say it's temporary, it's better than nothing. congress is always talking about cutting off unemployment insurance. so 45,000 jobs is nothing to sneer at. but look, this is a symptom of the obama presidency. nothing we're unfamiliar with. this is a man who doesn't want to govern, isn't interested in making difficult decisions for the country. and what does it tell you about the senators of the democratic senators that wrote to him? they're all weak in the upcoming midterms. and one of their arguments is that they're influential because of their imconsume bekuconsume . this proves they are not. obama doesn't quawant to make choices. there seems to be a disaster that follows the nature of his style which is to say nothing, do nothing.

and i think measuamericans have enough of this. >> let me nut questi put this q to both of you you. it's been wildly reported that tom steyer personally asked the president to reject the pipeline, that he has pledged to spend $100 billion to support candidates who back policies that fight climate change. given that, is this in your opinion a political move? >> this is worrying me that one person or more than 500 billionaires and millionaires can have so much influence. i want to talk to jimmy carter. he's had the security briefings. he ran on conservation. i want to talk to him and a nobel lawyer yet who said wait a minute, this will endanger our

environment. and i'm not sneering at 45,000 jobs that the u.s. department said this could give us. i want permanent jobs. i want us to look toward permanent jobs which is where we need to move anyway. >> so if we awant the project t be successful, how do we get to where it's environmentally sound and economically sound? >> every study has indicated that it's safe. we have the history also of the alaskan pipeline which is fine. this is politics. and i think you should talk to jimmy carter who remembers what gas rationing was all about. and this is the dynamic when you have democratic liberal presidents who govern with kind of this emotional political dynamic but have no idea how the market works or what is good for the american people. so jimmy carter should know a crises and not

being able to get gasoline. and in the meantime, and i agree with santi it ta, one guy having the you power to tell obama what to do, we didn't elect that billionaire in california. people will be speaking in november. and we'll make our feelings known then. >> it goes through america, not to america. that's what bothers me. >> we'll end it there. we have to move forward and one man should not be trying to control the president. thank you both. >> happy easter. >> same to you. well, he is a former terrorist turned ambassador and american lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are rushing to keep this man out of the country. the new bipartisan bill that prevents him from coming to the united states. plus, the heartbleed bug is threatening millions of shopper. we have tips to protect yourself from a serious security threat.

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it is the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news. a u.s. drone strike in yemen killing at least 9 suspected al qaeda militants. in iran, state tv reporting their dispute with world powers over their heavy water reactor is virtually over. according to their haven't, they have agreed to reduce their production of plutonium. at the vatican, pope plan i.

president obama signed a bill barring former terrorists from entering the u.s.. this than took part in the u.s. embassy hostage seeiege back in 1979 in which 52 americans were beaten and held for 444 days. for more, we go to washington and steve with more die taetail. >> reporter: president obama signed a bill aimed at barring the ambassador, but also reinserted his right to accept or reject foreign diplomats. he effectively barred him

because of his involvement in the tehran crisis. the bill passed unanimously by congress. the president said in a at the same time, quote, i share the congress' concern that individuals who have engaged in such activity may use the cover of diplomacy to gain access to our nation. nevertheless as president bush also observed, sur tailing my statute my constitutional discretion to receive or reject ambassador is a neither a p peripherper mishl or practical solution. >> this is a president who talked a big talk during campaigns about the importance of following the law. but he simply says he can take it as a suggestion. >> texas senator ted cruz who sponsored the bill is generally pleased with the outcome. he issued a statement saying in part the combined bipartisan support of both the congress and

the president sends iran and other nations the clear signal that the united nations is not a back door through which they can attack the united states of merg. iran has said the bill creates a dangerous pre dangerous press de dangerous press department. >> thank you, steve. businesses are skroom blicro start the heartbleed bug. millions of shoppers may have had their data stolen because of a breach at michaels stores. here to talk about the impact of the bug and what you can do to protect yourself, david nell s that nelson. what is this heartbleed bug and how does it attack? >> there was an oversight in the

programming community and this is an open source community. and to understand that, these are programmers who really have donated their time to build out the internet in what is known as open source or rather open ssl. very complex term. but it stands for secure socket layer. don't ask me what that is. if you want to know the answer, talk to somebody with one of those plastic pen holders in his pocket. but it created a flaw that was previously unknown and it permits people to tap in and get information from you and i. >> do we know who is behind this? >> we do not. obviously cyber criminals would like to exploit this. it may have been just an oversight. there are even reports that some government agencies have known about it, that everyone the nsa has noknown about it but chose t to inform anybody which sundis

understandable. but it's important to understand how it hurts us. you and i, we go on the internet and we use a password. and you connect to a vendor. and you set up this secure pipe, this communication. and you're talking back and forth. and you're transmitting data and using a password to do that pap that is a secure pipe that is encrypted. who hole in the internet permits somebody who knows about it to go in and understand that conversation, steal your password. so it's pretty serious and it's probably considered the most serious widespread vulnerability we've had. >> can anybody stand to ignore the bug? a lot of times map users are somehow protected. >> we're all exposed. currently open source or rather open ssl, about 66% of the internet uses it. from what i understand and i've talked to some experts in the

field, about 70% is vulnerable. but even government organizations, those that secure the fbi, use ssl. >> so is it as easy as changing all your passwords? >> that's the first step and we've all gotten the e-mails from the vendors that say go out, change your password. you should probably change it every so often. don't use the same password for every site. i was talking with one of our program everies, they actually put up some information on our site, you can get information there. >> and michaels is a business affected. but what are businesses doing to protect their clients? >> it's a big problem. they will have to spend a lot of money. and the interesting thing, this open source software that is free to everybody to use, these companies make billions of dollars, but there is no reason

to really support the people that do the programming. because they're volunteers so to speak. >> so what are you saying? >> think of it like wikipedia. that is a community of people who go out and put out information. if they see something wrong, they fix it. you can pet there are program engineers at google and microsoft who donate their time and they inform anybody, and they fix it. so there is a race to fix this problem. >> let's hope they fix it. sda david nelson, thank you. a programming note for you. a young woman with her whole life ahead of her vanishing without a trace. now eight years later, greta van susteren takes us inside a mystery that has yet to be solved. let's take a look. >> it was one of the stories where you just instantly knew something was very wrong. >> immediate thing you have to consider is maybe she was on her way to work or she was out away

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easier. brian, this could be really good for a lot of women. >> it really can be. one study found about 31% of high achieving women voluntarily left their between 2004 and 2009 primarily to raise their kids, leaving ghaps in resumes. and companies void of women in senior positions. but companies like goldman sachs and jpmorgan are offering internships with the end follow of helping women get back to work. >> this is certainly i think a poofl talent that isfollow of helping women get back to work. >> this is certainly i think a poofl talent that is untapped. just because individuals have been out of the work force for a period of time doesn't mean they're not capable and strong. >> reagan is one of the women in the program. she's been a stay at home mom

for the last nine years and taking care of her three sons. >> it's very hard all the employers saw that i hadn't worked since the summer of '05. and they wanted to know what i'd been doing and the workforce had changed. and it was very hard to get back into it. >> in the program, reagan is doing everything from excel to power point retraining. she has a mentor based on her expertise. >> it's a great way to throw yourself back in a big global diverse bank and see what it's like to get back to work and boost your confidence and see that your kids will be fine. >> these reentry programs don't guarantee employment. but bottom line, they're giving highly educated women the confidence they need to relaunch their careers. >> and that's a good thing. brian, thank you.

president obama announcing at least 8 million people have signed up for insurance under the affordable care act. but ap an increasing amount of americans are finding the doctors or hospitals they're used to using are not included in their plan. susan, your thoughts on this issue. >> happy easter first of all. >> let's talk about this. what do you say is behind topsy-turvy? >> well, i think what is behind it are the insurance companies. but just to give a story, a young woman i know works at the pharmacy, she's brilliant at hamming the insurance companies and this and that. i walk in the other day. she's six months pregnant. only to discover that her obstetrician is not covered by her new plan.

and the hospital where she planned to deliver is not covered by her new plan. so here she is, she has a stack of medical records trying to find find an obstetrician. and this is a very big problem we have to deal with. it's wonderful with people who can't have coverage or how have better coverage. but if you can't see the doctor who has been taking care of you for years, about if you have to switch obstetricians in the middle of your regular napregnae only hospital that will take your insurance is 30 miles away, are you offer some f? >> i don't think so. >> who is taking the doctors and hospitals off the list, if you will? >> they're taking themselves off the list because's trying to

keep costs down on the plan. so to some september on whiexte you get what you paid for. i'm not saying everybody on the pla plan isn't qualified. but a lot of doctors will say i can't practice medicine the way i want to. i've had minor hopefully medical issues lately, but you walk into the doctors' offices and there are big signs if you are on this plan, you can only see this doctor, if you're on this plan, you can see this doctor. if you're not on any of these plan, take out your check basic. you don't belong here. and the insurance companies are in the middle of this. they're setting the reimburse chlt ra ment rates. and a lot of there of doctors io say, look, i'm not seeing ten patients an hour.and a lot of do

say, look, i'm not seeing ten patients an hour. and if the only way is to drop out of all the new plans, so be it. so i don't blame the doctors or the patients. but there has to be some adjustments here. because my goddaughter, she says i can't find anybody on the plan who is in the area who will take my insurance. it's wonderful to have insurance except if nobody will take it. or another friend i was talking to was at an emergency room that has reasonable rates. the problem was the place was packed. there were no seats. so now that we've gotten past the computer glitches, that's the easy stuff. an it.t. guy or girl can solve that shissue. making sure the reimbursement rates are high enough so that

good doctors can practice good medicine, i think is a much bigger challenge. p. >> it's enough to make you get a headache. lots of things to be sorted out >> it's enough to make you get a headache. lots of things to be sorted out >> it's enough to make you get a headache. lots of things to be sorted out. sus susan, thank you. and we remind you to ease her syndicated column every wednesday and friday. spring is in full bloom and so are the smartphones. companies rolling out some hot new features this season. but are they worth the price of an upgrade? we have consumer reports on speed dial next. i bought a car, over and tells you, and you're like. a good deal or not. looking at truecar.com. there's no buyer's remorse.

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the bells and whistles. you brought three phones. let's start with the htc 1 m 8. why is this here? >> it's a fafrts amofavorite am years. all the things you want. but what i love is the shape. it has two cameras both on the back. and it's one of the higher rated phones. it's a solid feel. >> cool. so what about the next one which is the lgg?

>> n. this introduces a number new features that seem promising. it has a 6 inch screen. it's fairly large. it has a curve, if you can see, a curved side. but one thing that is special about it and my editor had fun with it, it's tough. i call it the flex. you can flex it. in fact consumer reports in our lab, and you can see the video on consumer reports.org, we put 1,000 pounds on this phone. it has interesting approaches. the power button is on the back. but it's a pretty good phone. it just loses pointsor obviously portability and it's hard to do-o --

>> it's big and bulky. >> let's talk about the samsung gall gallaxy s5. >> it has a finger print reader. assigns it doesn't work. >> what does that mean? >> instead of a complex having to -- >> ynumberer or ee eer or -- >> i set it for an hour. no, but it also has for fitness buffs, it has or -- >> i set it for an hour. no, but it also has for fitness buffs, it has a heart rate monitor and works with an application s-fit, keeps track of your routine and makes

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