. >>> and olympic gold medalist cullen jones will join us live. he is trying to save lives one child at a time by teaching children, especially minority children, to swim. cullen will join us to talk about his mission. >>> but first, new information on the boston bombing case. sources tell nbc news that the younger brother dzhokhar tsarnaev scribbled a note confessing where he was hiding before authorities closed in on him. on a wall he reportedly wrote that his actions were in retaliation for u.s. wars in iraq and afghanistan. he also wrote the boston marathon victims were, quote, collateral damage. and that he does not mourn his older brother who was killed in a shoot-out with police because he is considered a martyr. ny sis does your dog food have? 30? 20? new purina one beyond has 9. the simplified purina one beyond. learn more about these wholesome ingredients at purinaone.com [ female announcer ] some people like to pretend a flood could never happen to them. and that their homeowners insurance protects them. [ thunder crashes ] it doesn't.

climate central chief climatologist heidi cullen. "time" magazine editor at large jeff jeffrey gluger and marshall shepherd of the american meteorological society. finally in honor of memorial day we'll talk to joe p efshgsrsico author of "roosevelt's centurions." it's summer time washington and this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> schieffer: good morning again. we're going to start in oklahoma. the tornado that hit moore, oklahoma, last week, we now know damaged as many as 13,000 homes, took two dozen lives, among them ten children. president obama will tour the area today and governor mary fallin is joining us this morning from moore. governor, thank you so much for finding time to talk to us this morning. how's it going down there this morning? >> it's going good. i can already see people out here early this morning working and what's been remarkable is i heard so many incredible stories of people helping people. i've heard stories of people wh

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cullen jones nearly became a statistic at age 5. >> i was under water for about 30 seconds. and it only takes a child about 20 seconds to drown. >> reporter: jones not only survived, he learned how to swim. boy can he swim. he became an olympic gold medalist in 2008, and is now trying to turn around those drowning statistics by inspiring and teaching kids. his advice, the cure-all. learn to swim. >> i urge families and parents to take one summer, put the hair in braids, go natural for one summer, that's it, learn how to swim. because it's just like riding a bike, you never forget how to do it. >> reporter: he hasn't forgotten. he's training for the next olympics, hoping some of these kids will follow his lead. david kerley, abc news, bethesda, maryland. >>> and still ahead here, talk about hope for everyone. two men in their 80s are praising each other to the top of mount everest. see it next. i stepped on the machine, and it showed me the pressure points on my feet and exactly where i needed more support. i had tired, achy feet. until i got my number. my dr. scholl's custom

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cullen finnerty was 30 years old.arterbacked grand valley state university to three division 3 national titles between 2003 and 2006. dozens of the school's players went to try to help find him. finnerty's body was found last night in the woods in central michigan. his family suspects he may have suffered from some sort of mental episode before he disappeared on sunday. authorities don't believe any foul play was involved. >>> well, some of the news from the top of the world this morning. 80-year-old japanese climber yuichiro miura remains the oldest person ever to reach the summit of mt. everest, and that's because an 81-year-old man from nepal was forced to abandon his summit attempt due to some bad weather. it all comes 60 years to the date after sir edmund hillary became the first man to conquer the mountain. >>> this morning's sports update tells you all you need to know about last night's playoff action. here's espn. >>> welcome to your "sportscenter" update. i'm jorge andres. game four of the eastern conference

cullen finnerty found dead in the woods of northern michigan last night.rand valley state university to three division ii national titles 2003 through 2006. dozens of schools players, took a bus to help search for him. finnerty's family believes he may have had a mental breakdown before his death. >>> an uplifting story from fenway park. jeff bauman lost both legs in the blast. the man who pushed him out is carlos. both men threw out the ceremonial first pitch last night at the red sox game. philadelphia phillies playing in that one. forever linked in the memorable photo. bauman being helped from the scene by the man in the cowboy hat. who could forget that? >>> american mother of seven children is in custody in mexico right now on charges she tried to smuggle drugs into the u.s. the woman's family says she is being framed. as our correspondent from our phoenix station report the kids say it is the thought of their mother's smile that helped them keep going. >> reporter: a smile, this girl thought she would never be able to see again. >> i cried. i cried.

cullen finnerty's body was found in michigan. he went fishing near his familiar lace cottage. police do not suspect foul play. finnerty led grand valley state university to three division 2 national titles and more than 50 wins. he recently played in the nfl for the broncos and ravens. he was 30 years old. >>> two employees of the u.s. embassy were shot outside of a strip club in caracas. the shooting stemd from a fight outside of the club. none of the injuries are life threatening. one worker was released from the hospital last night the other expected to be released today. the u.s. embassy is working with local police to investigate the shooting. >> while you were sleeping a big political announcement michelle back m michelleback man announcing she will not seek reelection in 2014. bachmann was first elected to the house in 2006 and is the first female congresswoman in minnesota. she made the announcement on her web site. >> i feel confident over the next 18 months i will continue to work to preserve the constitution that served as a bedrock as to who we are as a nation. >>

next to steven is the other cullen, kevin cullen, columnist for "the boston globe." he has been a reporter there since 1985 on pretty much every be that you can imagine. foreign correspondent, legal correspondent. he is really here for a couple of reasons. the proximate reason obviously is the events in boston in the last few days. in a sense it grieves us full circle. but we have spent a lot of time talking about another series of traumatic events. he covered northern ireland and has a particular sense of how tragedy can play out over the long run. finally, last by no means least, bringing the story home in a sense, jaclyn r. smith, managing editor of the news -- "news times of danbury." she is the reporter of "register," "record journal," assistant and managing editor -- she also has a big pile of awards and has taught at the university of harper in southern connecticut state. and, actually, jaclyn, i am going to begin with you. this is your story, your local story in your paper from the first moments the words came out, making strategic choices about where to go f

this morning a michigan family is desperate for answers, cullen finnerty, the former star quarterbackan's grand valley state university, was found dead in the woods near his family's cottage in northern michigan tuesday night. >> we could tell that there was a body over there and i was pointing it out and another girl walked up and said, i found him. i found hill and then immediately there was another gentleman who was like, oh, no. i'm like, yeah, oh, no. >> reporter: the 30-year-old was spending memorial day weekend with his family. police say relatives dropped him off near the baldwin river so he could go fishing alone. but sunday night police say finnerty called had is wife around 10:30 and expressed concern about being on the river. that he was uncomfortable with his surroundings adding that he was getting off the river and things went downhill from there. that was the last time anyone heard from him. >> he was somewhat concealed from the air from our chopper search earlier because he was underneath the heavy foliage of a pine tree. >> reporter: finnerty, who left grand valley st

i will say that dave cullen is a dark center offer a fellow.s is beth macy from the "roanoke times." i think i first met the best in the aftermath of virginia tech shootings, which she covered for the paper and is going to bring some thoughts on what the long-term picture looks like, and long-term trajectory from that. she's a families beat reporter othe report ofthe "roanoke timee has worked since 1989. columbia university, raise reporting prize and she was a 2010 fellow in journalism, nieman fellow at harvard university. she also now is working on a book which when it comes out you just all have to buy. candice kane, next to her, jd ph.d, imposing letters after her name. candace is the chief operating officer of cure violence, public health initiative in chicago which supports community-based and citywide violence prevention. if you saw the film the directors, you saw the fruits of cure violence is labor. on the streets of chicago, aiming to reduce the incidence of gun violence and all of the public health catastrophes that follow from that.

captain sarah cullen had a smile that could light up the room and a love of country at that time led came, a blackhawk pilot and married a former blackhawk pilot. she was just 27-years-old when she and four other soldiers were killed in a helicopter crash during a training mission near kandahar. this past april, sarah was laid to rest here in section 60. today, sarah is remembered by her mother, lynn, who says she is proud of her daughter's life and proud of her faith and proud of her service to our country. [ applause ] staff sergeant frankie philips came from a military family and was as tough as they come. a combat medic, frankie was on patrol in afghanistan three weeks ago when his vehicle was hit by a roadside bomb. he was so humble that his parents never knew how many lives he had saved until soldiers started showing up at his funeral from thousands of miles away and last week, frankly was laid to rest a few rows over from sarah. staff sergeant eric christian was a born leader, a member of the marine corps special operating command. ereck had served five tours of duty, but kept

police say they found cullen finnerty's body yesterday in a remote area in western michigan.mbers reported his missing on sunday during a fishing trip. an autopsy shows no signs of heart trauma. investigators say they do not suspect foul play. finnerty was a quarterback who led michigan's division two grand valley state to three national championships. played proball for a short time with the broncos. >> health officials sounding the alarm about a deadly virus like sars. it's killed at least 2 dozen people and it's spreading. the details are next. [ chainsaw buzzing ] humans. sometimes, life trips us up. sometimes, we trip ourselves up. and although the mistakes may seem to just keep coming at you, so do the solutions. like multi-policy discounts from liberty mutual insurance. save up to 10% just for combining your auto and home insurance. call liberty mutual insurance at... to speak with an insurance expert and ask about all the personalized savings available for when you get married, move into a new house, or add a car to your policy. personalized coverage and savings -- al

our third today's johnson's baby of the week is cullen born on april 8th in far go, north dakota.world by brother ian. enjoy snuggling while you can, because they grow up way too fast. if you want a chance for your baby to appear in today's johnson's baby of the week. go to klgandhoda.com for details. >>> we'll have advice on how to raise a decent kid in an indecent world. >>> our real moms weigh in on the movies to watch when you cuddle up with your kids this weekend. but first, these messages. >>> raising kids today is a whole different ball game than it used to be before reality tv, provocative ads and barely dressed pop stars. >> yeah. indecent behavior has become the new normal. who do you keep your kids from growing up too fast? here's advice for raising decent children in an indecent world. our family therapist, dale atkins and mommy blogger, jenny, the creator of the suburbanjungle.com. wasn't that polite of me? >> you're perfect, very polite. >> you know the story i did, a book about finding for 100 children up here on the upper east side in new york and out of 100 childr

joining me is kevin cullen.ain to the people who don't know it. >> i always say south boston. it's literally a peninsula. it's figuratively an island. it's a place that thinks itself apart from the city. it was a place you didn't go there if you didn't have to. >> it's not on the way to anywhere? >> right. it's very insular and it's very irish even though they were only 50, 60% of the population. when whitey was growing up, even the albanian kids had to sing irish songs in the neighborhood. there's nothing worse than being a rat and that's what this guy became. >> let's talk about whitey because i know his brother billy. he was big senate president of there. one guy goes the right way and the other goes the wrong way. is there's really an attitude that the only difference between being on the side of the law and against the law is there isn't any difference? >> i think that existed back in the day. i think when we came to power there was a lot of people that believed that. i think that doesn't exist anymore. the

apparently the cullen of birds has affected supply.ers say some countries are restricting those coming from china. >>> asia's biggest -- the director is looking at my call on that. it's physically challenging. you don't stop on a batmitton court. >>> revenue up 20% despite a drop in listings in the exchange. high costs at lme business weighed despite a beat in earnings hong kong shares were down today. >>> india wrapped up the parliament schedule two days ahead of schedule without passing key reforms. two long delayed bills were up for debate but failed for get the green light from lawmakers because of the ruckus. we get the story now from mumbai. what's going on? >> complete chaos in mumbai. the parliament session has been adjourned two days ahead of schedule without the passage of two important bills like the land bill and the food acquisition bill that the market was so keenly watching out for. the opposition led to chaos in parliament refusing to allow any proceedings in both houses. now, they adjourned parliament over a whole host

mystery surrounding college quarterback cullen fennerty. he went missing on a family fishing trip.nt oo n boat. they were unable find his body until now. so far, police do not expect foul play. finnerty spent time with the baltimore ravens after reaching three division 2 championships. >>> a late night fire disabled their cruiseship, but the company is getting praise for quick response. travelers gave the crew high marks as well as the author of a bold refund. >>> more images of storm damage coming in this morning from present in, michigan. you can see a home has been absolutely destroyed of what is believed to be a tornado passed through late last night in neighbor mount morris, michigan. you can see knocked down trees took out power lines and damaged other homes in the area. >>> it's been more than two months since a young baby girl became the face for gun violence in chicago. police say the little girl was shot over a sony playstation. her father was actually the intended target. now, a career criminal sits in jail charged with her murder, ted rollins is in chicago with more. go

cullen jones nearly became a statistic at age 5. >> i was under water 30 second.ame a gold medalist in 2008, and he's now trying to change the drowning statistics by inspiring and teaching kids. his advice, the cure-all, learn to swim. >> i urge families and parents, take one summer. put the hair in braids, go natural for one summer, that's it. learn how to swim. it's just like riding a bike. you never forget how to do it. >> reporter: he's not forgotten. he's training for the next olympics, hoping some of these kids will follow his lead, david kerley, abc news, bethesda, maryland. >> the statistics are really sobering. drowning is the leading cause for unintentional death for children between the ages of 1 and 4. >> lightening things up a bit, you know what they're all missing? you at the pool. >> david hasselhoff has nothing on me. >> you on "baywatch." >> i suspect that's david hasselhoff's body there. >> probably. >> where's pam anderson? come on. can we get diana rocking pam anderson's body? >> let's not. >> can we get that completely out of context next comm

. >> we should say on the next panel will have dave cullen who spent a decade looking at columbine, including the mental health history perpetrated and we'll see what the conversation was. one more question. >> brad, photojournalist. freelancing. first of all, i want to say, alain antonetti, that it's really commendable that you guys to the frontline story. the reason for that is journalism suffers from a thing that most american companies don't suffer from, and that's tireless promotion. one of the problems with journalism for the 72nd it was that you don't explain enough what you're doing and how you do it. but more importantly why you do it. it has a huge function not only in democracy but trying to get people to understand. having said that, i have a son who have aspergers so i panicked as everybody else, but then i know my son really well. but it also speaks to something you brought up, and you brought up, too, doctor, and that is that if the fbi couldn't catch the guys in boston, the thing that i was wondering is how could you even have your son if he thought he was violent, and then ag

cullen finnerty found dead in the woods of northern michigan last night.three division ii national titles 2003 through 2006. dozens of schools players, took a bus to help search for him. finnerty's family believes he may have had a mental breakdown before his death. >>> an uplifting story from the aftermath of the boston marathon at fenway park. jeff bauman lost both legs in the blast. the man who pushed him out is carlos. both men threw out the ceremonial first pitch last night at the red sox game. philadelphia phillies playing in that one. forever linked in the memorable photo. bauman being helped from the scene by the man in the cowboy hat, arredondo. who could forget that? >>> american mother of seven children is in custody in mexico right now on charges she tried to smuggle drugs into the u.s. the woman's family says she is being framed. as our correspondent from our phoenix station report the kids say it is the thought of their mother's smile that helped them keep going. >> reporter: a smile, this girl thought she would never be able to see again. >>

it is written by "boston globe's" kevin cullen along with his colleague. they covered it for some 25 years. good to see you. >> thanks. >> first of all, were any of the boston officials who were at the center of the bulger case -- were they also involved in the manhunt to find the boston bombers? >> no. there is a real gap between that. at at the time very tlend was a small -- very small multi-agency task force. really came down to an fbi agent. neil sullivan. they were able to find him in the end by actually putting out a series of ads a woman sitting in her in iceland recognized them as this couple, him and whitey's longtime companion on the road with him. a come named kathy greg. this woman from iceland knew them from santa monica and used to stop and take care of a stray cat. she thought -- she liked her. she didn't really like him. that's how they found him. >> bulger on the run for so long. featured on "america northeast wanted" 16 times. depicted jack nicholson in "the departed." you and your co-author write in the book, quote, we aim in short to pr

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dave cullen. i wrote a book on columbine. wanted to clarify the 70% figure, because i thought that was fascinating. was it 70% of college students thought about homicide, fantasized? >> had a, subtle thought in their last year. >> and how did we know that? >> i knew it from steven pinker's book, "the better angels of our nature," which is on the fall of violence in recent years, so he was quoting it and i am quoting him. >> i was just curious. was it a survey? >> i am not sure how the study was designed, but in the book he says that one of his students yelled out, "the other 30% are lying." these were male students, by the way. >> i was wondering if anybody else on the panel wanted to comment on the idea of red flags and how easy they are to see in retrospect, if we overplay this idea? >> i was fascinated by the fact that the fbi interviewed one of the bombers a year ago and cleared him. so if the fbi can miss reading a bomber, what does that show us in a mental health field? i mean, being able to predict future violence is j

. >>> well, police say foul play is not suspected in the death of former college football sar cullenppeared sunday while fishing. the 30-year-old finnerty was one of the most successful college quarterbacks ever when he played for grand valley state. >>> nike announced tuesday it will stop making the livestrong brand merchandise after 2013 holiday line. livestrong is a cancer charity founded by bicycle racer lance armstrong, best known for those iconic yellow wrist bands. nike dropped the personal sponsorship of armstrong last year because of his doping scandal. >>> pop star justin bieber is under investigation after neighbors complained he was driving his ferrari at highway speeds monday night in their 25-mile-an-hour gated community. witnesses included former nfl star keyshawn johnson who was reportedly furious and tried to confront bieber. los angeles county sheriff deputies sent to question bieber were turned away by his security detail. it's 8:04 right now. let's go back outside once again to matt and savannah. >> natalie, thank you so much. let's go across the plaza. mr. roker

. >> reporter: lacy jacobs gave birth to little cullen just hours before the tornado.and leave all of their belongings behind, including the camera. on tuesday, the new parents got the surprise of their lives. news that their camera was found and in the hands of good samaritans. >> i'm just thankful that god gave us the opportunity to help out, so to do something. there's not a lot like, financially, we can do, but we can do a lot, you know, we can do a lot by just getting this camera back to them. >> there's no amount of money in the world that will replace our photo s ea s at home, so if we give them their photos back, that's priceless. >> they had a special message. >> we want to say thank you for finding our camera. now we have pictures of this little guy's birth. >> thanks for reaching out to us on facebook and thanks for all you do. >> yes, thank you. >> yeah, any parent knows there are a few things more special -- a few photos more special than those first newborn photos. and this couple, lacy and matt, they're going to get that camera and those photos back late

captain sarah cullen had a smile that could light up a room and a love of country that led her to westther, lynn, who says she is proud of her daughter's life, proud of her faith and proud of her service to our country. [ applause ] staff sergeant frankie phillips came from a military family and was as tough as they come. a combat medic, frankie was on patrol in afghanistan three weeks ago when his vehicle was hit by a roadside bomb. he was so humble that his parents never knew how many lives he had saved until soldiers started showing up at his funeral from thousands of miles away. last week, frankie was laid to rest just a few rows over from sarah. staff sergeant eric christian was a born leader, a member of the marine corps special operating command. eric had served five tours of duty but kept going back because he felt responsible for his teammates and was determined to finish the mission. on may 4th eric gave his life after escorting a high-ranking u.s. official to meet with afghan leaders. later, his family got a letter from a marine who had served two tours with eric. in it the