carol burnett.now, sometimes doing this show you have some special moments and that was one of them, getting to visit with carol burnett. president obama's immigration he reform lays out, well, an amnesty plan for illegals in the u.s., but the talk of amnesty led to an increase of border crossing from mexico. texas ranch owner linda vickers has a front row seat to the action. and this is how >> each weekday hear the huckabee report and details of my show on huckabee.com. >> well, one of our favorite parts of the show is when we take a look at some of the, as i call them, the notable quoteables. this week texas ranch owner, her name is linda vickers. she's had a front seat to the action of immigration. here is how she remembered a recent incident, and i quote. the border patrol agency was loading one man up and he told the officer in spanish, obama is going to let me go. meanwhile, this morning on fox news sunday, florida senator marco rubio spoke about his plan for reform. >> this is not forever. th

good morning. >> good morning, carol.the national debate after school shootings, we hear a lot about regulating firearms. but a collaborative program between mental health clinicians and police in los angeles is working on preventing violence before it happens. >> if i were a teacher, i would go mad, i would have an ak-47 disguised as an umbrella. then i will pull the gun out, shoot the kids and then save the last bullet for me. >> and this is from somebody eight years old? >> eight years old. an 8-year-old child. >> for the last few years, they have worked to try to prevent the next school shooting. >> how are we going to impact this kid? >> one of the things they've found is that students who show a strong potential for school violence are getting younger and younger. >> we don't always get the classic school shooter on his way to school with a handgun or semiautomatic, but see kids in significant distress. and we know if we intervene early, those things will not become so incapacitating in the future. >> while they may

i'm carol costello. this morning, nuclear tensions we have not seen since the end of the cold war. as the world waits for north korea's defiant launch of a missile. u.s. intelligence report raises the stakes, its chilling conclusion, the regime may be able to arm a missile with the nuclear weapon this morning, secretary of state john kerry in south korea, delivering a strong message. >> we are all united. in the fact that north korea will not be accepted as a nuclear power. the rhetoric that we are hearing from north korea is simply unacceptable. by any standard. and i am here to make it clear today on behalf of president obama and the citizens of the united states and our bilateral security agreement, that the united states will, if needed, defend our allies and defend ourselves. >> kerry's blunt tone underscores how strained the diplomacy has become with the nation and its belligerent leader. >> reporter: kim jong-un has threatened a nuclear strike and revelations from a new intelligence report shows h

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carol?t on the boston bombing investigation. two foreign exchange students of kazzic stans who were friends with tsarnaev are held. susan candiotti is live where tsarnaev is being held at a prison medical center. why are the students being held? >> reporter: they're being held, carol, on immigration violation charges. according to the lawyer representing the two students, they're being held because they weren't regularly attending classes and here on a student visa, they're in violations so those are the immigration charges that they're facing at this time. however, law enforcement sources tell us that they're still being detained because federal authorities and investigators still want to know what these students might be able to share about the whereabouts of the bombing suspect who's now accused and is being held at the federal detention center behind me, the medical center. the attorney representing the students said they had nothing to do with the bomb plot and investigators said they h

i'm carol costello. the opening bell at the new york stock exchange. see if stocks continue their record run. investors waiting for more quarterly results. alison kosik on the floor. >> after yesterday's record breaking day, will stocks do it again? maybe not at the moment. bears come out to play a little bit. stocks sitting at the flat line. the path of least resistance, to the upside. with the fed driving the rally overall. pumping billions into the economy, buying up treasuries and mortgage backed securities, pushing investors to buy into stocks, the dow and s & p rocketing to highest trading levels ever, that's surprising even some pessimistic traders. they didn't expect to see levels like this until summertime. we could see stocks get a little more momentum as the day goes on, after we learn that first-time claims for unemployment benefits fell a lot. to 346,000. the day is young, stocks are flat. carol. >> alison kosik, reporting live. >>> on the menu at the white house, green salad, steak, sauteed

carol? >> it's just hard to believe because aren't authorities alleging he did this because of a grudge against an acquaintance, a neighbor? >> reporter: there has been some talk about the relationship between curtis and dutschke. at this point it's tough to tell what led authorities to make this arrest in this case. we're hoping to learn more details as the day progresses. >> all right, we're going to let you get back to reporting and check back with you. >>> let's turn our attention to the boston bombings investigation. investigators are are new bedford, massachusetts, scouring a dump hoping to recover a piece of evidence. a law enforcement official says investigators went to the dump after getting leads from dzhokhar tsarnaev and others who may have played a part in throwing that computer in the dump. he's now being treated at a prison medical center. it's just about 40 miles west of boston. a law enforcement official says tsarnaev's condition is improving. he's able to sit up and able to

bring us up to date. >> hi, carol. well, this wire tap we have been hearing about since yesterday, a wire tap done by the russians back in 2011, raises so many questions. a source tells us that this conversation took place between the mother and one of the bombing suspects, that appears to be the case. a communication of some kind. the questions that it raises include these, why were the russians wire tapping the mother? what were the details of that conversation? for how long were they wire tapping the mother? we know that back in 2011, our fbi sources have told us that in fact they wer asked by the russians for help in looking at tamerlan, the older brother of the two bombing suspects. but they said that the russians were very nonspecific about why they wanted them to look at him. other than he might be involved in some kind of activities but the fbi said we did look at him. we interviewed him. we talked to other individuals, relatives, family, and we went back to them and said, give us more, give us more, give us mo

carol?measure through congress because i hear the background check bill is going before congress is in trouble. >> you're right. a handful of republicans has promised to filibuster that bill, which includes universal background checks for all purchases. senate democrats are looking for the 60 votes they need to overcome that opposition. they currently don't have it. they are working on a compromise. one option is to try to make a deal to eliminate the record-keeping background checks to win over more republican support but if they do not get enough republicans to overcome that 60-vote block, this bill would fail, carol. >> jessica yellin, we'll get more from you later today. >>> gun control opponents like the nra say there is no need for new laws. we just need to enforce the laws that are already on the book. is that true? anchor of "the lead" jake tapper, did a story on bad guys funding the nra. is that right? >> it's interesting. everybody agrees that we should enforce the laws on the book

carol. >> goch you.mother decides she would celebrate her birthday by sky diving. >> here we go. >> that's marianne stanglor and the plane headed for 14,000 feet. there she goes doing the thing that most people wouldn't think about doing. folks from her retirement home were there to cheer her on. her son answered the inevitable question. why? >> i think it was we were talking about different people that did craziy things. >> yeah. >> i said george bush jumped out of a mren for his 80th birthday. then came back to that sondz like a good idea. >> that's a good reason as any. when it was all over, marianne said she was not afraid, but added "i thought the chute would never open." good for her. that's so awesome. >>> ncaa basketball is nott the only big event crowd showed up to watch. we'll tell you about all the free concerts. we'll be back. so if ydead battery,t tire, need a tow or lock your keys in the car, geico's emergency roadside assistance is there 24/7. oh dear, i got a flat tire. hmmm. uh... yeah,

i'm carol costello.ing in the newsroom. wall street reaction to worse than expected jobless reports. jobless claims rose from a week ago. monthly jobs reports due out tomorrow. ringing the bell by the way, executives from atlantic trust. >>> "the washington post" reports many cancer clinics are turning away thousands of medicare patients because of the government's forced spending cuts. doctors in the reports say reduced funding makes it impossible to cover expensive chemo therapy drugs and keep their clinics open. medicare patients will have to go to hospitals for cancer treatment. >>> soon wall greens won't be filling prescriptions, they will be writing them. they can diagnose and treat patients for chronic illnesses like asthma and diabetes. wall greens says it has nurse practitioners and fizzes on staff as part as expanded health care clinics. >>> oh, to politics now. chuck hagel is doing it. so is president obama. i'm talking about giving back part of their salaries to show they feel the financial p

carol? >> that is the million dollar question. that's going to be like mulled over all week long. i understand susan, you also have an update on the suspect's condition. tell us about that. >> reporter: they're not saying much about his medical condition but we do know this. according to a spokesperson for the medical facility here we know that he is able to speak. we know that he is talking with doctors who are taking care of him had an other personnel there. of course he is still confined to a special sec this medical facility but as to whether he has met with his lawyer or investigators, they're not saying. carol? >> all right, susan candiotti outside that federal prison in devens massachusetts, thanks. >>> nearly two weeks after the bomb blasts 28 victims remain in boston hospitals. one person does remain in critical condition though. the largest number of patients at brigham and women's hospital. nine people treated there. >>> 24,000 runners hit the streets this morning for the oklahoma

carol? >> i'm sure you'll be standing by. we'll see. >>> harsh words today for attorney general eric holder and his handling of the boston bombing suspect. athena jones joins us from the white house. >> reporter: the issue here is the timing from when this suspect was read his miranda warnings when he was advised he has the right to remain silent and the right to a lawyer. that happened on monday and there are a lot of members of congress many of them republicans, who say they should have waited longer they could have don't more information from this suspect had they waited to read him those rights and that now we might not get answers to many many questions like how they were radicalized, if anyone else was involved in this. so eric holder made his first comments to our own brianna keilar last night when she had had a chance to ask him about this whole debate about the timing of the reading of those miranda rights. let's listen to what he had to say. >> the decision to mirandize him is one

carol? >> understandable, nichelle turner, thanks so much. >>> still ahead, the talk back question for you, will america have come together on guns? facebook.com/carolcnn, or tweet me @carolcnn. [ male announcer] surprise -- you're having triplets. [ babies crying ] surprise -- your house was built on an ancient burial ground. [ ghosts moaning ] surprise -- your car needs a new transmission. [ coyote howls ] how about no more surprises? now you can get all the online trading tools you need without any surprise fees. ♪ it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. >>> now a chance to talk back on one of the big stories of the day, the question this morning, will america ever come together on guns? america's big discussion on guns illustrates one thing, we live in two americas, one that lives in nelson, georgia, where council members just passed a law requiring people to own guns, although there's no penalty if you don't. >> that doesn't mean that they are going to be so

carol? for more information on the investigation, we turn now to law enforcement analyst and former fbi assistant director tom fe wen tez. this guy was not a suspect. at least as far as we knew. apparently he had a grudge against the original person arrested. >> apparently so. when they made the first arrest in this case, the investigation was strong to justify the arrest. it was especially based on the fact that ricin is so dangerous. they hadn't confirmed how dangerous or how much the quantity had been deemed to be fatal at that point. but they were working on the lab tests and didn't want to take any chances. so the original arr wasmade. later information was developed that maybe a second person in this case had possibly mimicked what the first suspect had done in the past including taking excerpts from his social media page and putting that in the typed letters that were sent to the senate and white house. so the fbi continued the investigation looking at it and the more they investigate

carol, back to you in atlanta.cut out for them, but that's exactly what these guys do. they use the material they have, and that's how they find out exactly who did it, carol back to you in atlanta. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> the "dallas morning news" says there has been a arrest in the killing of the coffland district attorney. martin, tell us more. >> yes, you're right. there have been many avenues that authorities have been investigating. this woman was never mentioned to us by any of the authorities, but she is identified as kim williams, 46 years of age. she was booked in at 3:00 a.m. this morning. so clearly she was brought in at a time when there would not be a lot of attention. she is a wife of a former justice of peace, and she has been charged with capital murder. it's the first charge for the killings of the coffland district attorney and his wife. so how does this case move forward? if the wife is in custody, and she is charged with capital murder, what about the husband? the husband is in custo

for tomorrow carol finish off the week carol still going to have the chance for rain and storms alongs of the great lakes. cool to the north. still around 80 degrees in d.c. forecast for saturday carol much cooler now throughout parts of the northeast especially temperatures earlier in the week didn't get in the 70s for new york city. sunday a chance for showers throughout the northwest. temperatured back in the upper 70s for atlanta. still in the lower to mid 50s for the northeast. a bit of a pattern change. much cooler weekend and cooler start to next week for next week. as another storm system moves into the northwest. remember carol weekdays on the weather channel carol you can wake up with al and stephanie. [ female announcer ] you never know what messes you'll run into while dusting. of course there's dust. in addition to dust, you might find a little latte. ♪ and maybe something beastly. mixed in with the dust, you may even find some pixie sneezes. compared to a dry duster, a can of pledge picks up more dust and cleans 100% of messes. pledge multi surface. dusts better. cleans

that's where carol costello is. carol, these memorials are getting bigger. is quickly becoming a place of healing. >> you have that right. >> reporter: a lot of people are coming here for closure. there are people leaving flowers, teddy bears and messages on the wall there. people wanted to come and pray and reflect on what happened. most of all, they want boston to return to normal. i talked to them. this man is named dennis. you'll meet him. >> reporter: they came by the hundreds to just think, pray, or hold one another. >> i think it is important thing to remember the people who were lost in the horrible events that happened. >> reporter: it's become a shrine. boston strong. perhaps no one quite captures that spirit better than dennis. on sunday he walked 26.2 miles, a full marathon, that ended at copley square. >> i started it and here i am. >> reporter: he ran the marathon on april 15th when the bombs went off. he had to stop at mile 21. he decided to remedy that. >> i was watching the red sox game and he used some colorful language about these terroris

i'm carol costello.es we're watching on the "newsroom," stock futures steady ahead of this morning's opening bell. investors weighing first quarter earnings. aluminum producer alcoa turned in mixed results. results later this week from jpmorgan and wells fargo. >>> guns, guns, and more guns. we keep talking about guns and we'll probably keep talking right past each other. the newtown families, still grieving over last children, will get something done. the families flew to dc aboard air force one with the president to try and convince lawmakers to take an actual vote on some gun bill. most want some form of gun control passed, they are not unanimous, however. mark mateao, who lost his 6-year-old son james in sandy hook stood up for the nra and its plan to boost school safety by putting armed guards in every school. >> politics needs to be set aside here and i hope this doesn't lead to name calling, but, rather this is recommendations for solutions. real solutions that will make our kids safer. and that's

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i'm carol costello with a check on the top stories.other of the two boston bombing suspects may have discussed jihad with one of her sons. the u.s. said russia intercepted a conversation between the mother and a man that may have been either dzhokhar or his brother tamerlan tsarnaev. the discussion of jihad. >>> washington lawmakers have been weighing in on the boston bombings appearing on "state of the union account with candy crowley, dan coats spoke about the possibility of a larger conspiracy. >> there's always a rush to try to rationalize what in this case was an irrational act and i think you need time not to rush to judgment and sort it out. everyone says as soon as we figure out what happened here, we are safe again. well, we don't live in that kind of world now. we want to learn as much as we can from this. >> after a moment of silence for the victims of the oklahoma city bombings in 1995, 24,000 runners hit the streets for the oklahoma city marathon. security was tight after the boston bombing. several runners who did not fin

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thanks so much for that, carol's on the scene for us in boston.from congressman peter king by the way. he's going to join me in "the situation room" later today 5:00 p.m. eastern. we'll go in depth with him. jason collins has become the first openly gay athlete in pro sports. collins is with the washington wizards. he tells sports illustrated and i'm quoting now "i'm 34-year-old nba center. i'm black. and i'm gay." very revealing a candid interview in which he discusses coming out first to his aunt. he says her acceptance made him comfortable in his own skin. he didn't tell his twin brother until last summer. he says his twin was astounded so much for twin telepathy he's joking about that. the commissioner david stern issues a statement saying "as adam silver and i saido jason -- adam is the deputy commissioner -- we have known the collins family since jason and jarron joined the nba family in 2001 and they have been exemplary members of the nba family. jason is a widely respected player and teammate throughout his career and we are proud he has a

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