anna coren, cnn, seoul.have been arrested after two inmates escaped from a correctional facility in quebec canada. using a helicopter. police caught one of the escapees -- who was described as a high profile offender. he was behind bars in connection with an attempted murder investigation. the other inmate is still on the loose -- and police have not identified the other people who were arrested. the helicopter's pilot is considered to be a witness -- not a suspect. cleveland has the rock n roll hall of fame. coming up, we'll show you the rock stars of sf state's hall of fame. plus we'll get a look at that sea lion pup onboard a kayak - making big waves. and the duchess of cambridge says she's like a boy. those stories, coming up. and before we send you to break here is a look at the duchess of cambridge performing a st. patrick's day tradition. you can see her here handing out shamrocks to the members of the irish guards in the city of aldershot. near london. she was accompanied by the duke. prince william.

anna coren just left south korea, she's in hong kong now. how serious is this threat? does it really have teeth? >> reporter: brianna, it is serious. the reason being is that we are used to the angry fiery rhett trick coming out of north korea. but this time they are making these serious threats, threatening to end the armistice agreement they signed in 1953 effectively ended the korean war. we know north korea is unpredict. >>able and love to grab the world's attention. they've done it this time. in a statement issued from a high ranking north korean officer he basically said that, as of march 11th, that's when they will nullify the agreement. march 11th is when the u.s. and south korea will hold these joint military exercises. now, i want you to have a listen to what some people in north korea are saying. it's worth mentioning that this reaction is coming from the state's broadcaster. >> translator: we need to use all of our power and destroy the u.s. and other enemy forces and unite our country. this way we can follow our dear leader's wish, use this opportunity to

anna coren really in the middle of a place where the tensions are boiling, live on the korean peninsulathanks, anna. >>> it is 45 minutes past the hour. we're learning more now about that suv crash that killed six teenagers. this is warren, ohio. police say the honda passport was reported stolen. it was carrying eight people but is designed to seat five. and the driver was reportedly speeding on a two-lane road when that vehicle went off the road, flipped and then landed in a pond. two passengers did survive the crash, and according to police, none of the eight teenagers was wearing a seat belt. >>> harvard university officials are now offering a limited apology to some resident don't after admitting it conducted a secret search of its e-mail accounts. the school offered apologies to the deans if they felt the investigation at the conclusion was insufficient. the search was sparked by a leak of the e-mail about last year's cheating and plagiarism scandal. >>> this is something you've got to see to believe. washington state police say this cell phone video shows a mother letting her 22-m

anna coren is in seoul. >> reporter: well, the u.n.cil is meeting as we speak to vote on those tough sanctions. they are likely to be passed unanimously which would mean that the tough sanctions that would target international financing would be enforced on north korea. this is in response to the nuclear test held last month and in the past few days, don, we've heard everything from north korea threatening to scrap the armistice agreement signed back in 1953 which effectively ended the korean war and then just hours ago it said that it would launch a preemptive strike on on the united states and south korea. as you've mentioned, we've heard the angry rhetoric coming out of pyongyang, but nothing quite like this, they never actually said that they would conduct a preemptive nuclear strike before. so this is certainly new language. >> anna, thank you very much. >>> the white house keeps singing a new town with a focus on peace. today president obama has a sit down meeting with paul ryan and chris van hollen. it's a dollars and cents lunc

. >> anna coren, we appreciate it. we have seen the emotion north koreans have shown toward their leader. we got another look at that when kim jong-un visited with troops. it gets pretty bizarre. >> we're not sure when this video was made. the troops obviously overcome with emotion followed him as he boarded a boat. many of them running into the frigid water just to get closer to him. this is apparently near the border with south korea. >>> a son is desperate to see his dying mom, but before he can be with her, he has to catch a connecting flight with only minutes to spare. an impossibility. what happened next is something you'll never forget and neither will he. your new jetta! and you want to buy one like mine because it's so safe, right? yeah... yeah... i know what you've heard -- iihs top safety pick for $159 a month -- but, i wish it was more dangerous, like a monster truck or dune buggy! you can't have the same car as me! [ male announcer ] now everyone's going to want one. let's get a jetta. [ male announcer ] v

anna coren cnn on the north korean border. >>> john berman has a look at some of the other stories makingnformation about that tragic suv crash in ohio that killed six of the eight teenagers on board. police say the owner of the honda passport had reported it stolen. eight people were packed into the vehicle, which is designed to really seat just five. cnn's brian todd spoke to some family members. he's with us this morning. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning, john. we have actually tried to contact the man listed as the owner of that vehicle. we've not been able to reach him. this is all still very fresh for survivors and victims' relatives who got very emotional when they spoke to us. kyle can barely bring himself to describe it, the moments at the hospital when he had to identify the body of his little brother. >> it took me an hour. by the time i found him, they -- they had me -- they had to have me identify him. i went back there and all i seen was blood everywhere. >> reporter: his brother kirkland, who would have turned 16 this month, was one of six teenagers killed whe

>> anna coren on the dmz for us between north and south korea.now with the former new mexico governor bill richardson, himself, a former u.s. ambassador to the united nations and someone who has visited north korea on several occasions. ambassador, what is your assessment right now? how tense, how serious is this situation for real? >> i'm very concerned. what seems to be happening is the hardliners of north korea, the military, the family of kim jong-un, the hard liners there, and they're probably in control and they are stoking the fires, pushing kim jong-un to go beyond the normal negative rhetoric. >> why would they want to do this right now? because this couldec late? >> it could escalate, and if you take a certain step there will be consequences. it could be that the most benevolent view is that they still think kim jong-un needs strength within his own people. he needs to be the de facto military leader. >> the domestic credentials, but it's getting out of hand. >> i've never heard it so negative and so provocative. >> on the other hand, w