isha?our viewers watching this here in the united states and around the world, the question is could this lead to a broader clash. >> well, that is really a concern. and certainly at a time when perhaps countries in the region and certainly the u.s. would like to see perhaps more cooperation over another potential flash point in north korea. here you have these two countries, china and japan, the biggest economic powers in the region that have consistently engaged in wars of words and moved their coast guard vessels and even warplanes around each other over these five little islands that don't even have anybody living on them. perhaps some of this stems from nationalistic and patriotic fervor with both of these countries laying a claims to these islands going back more than a century. but some of it also may be over economic concerns, because the u.s. government has estimated in the past that there could be tens of millions of barrels of oil untapped in the east china sea. and of course who

. >> and i'm isha sesay. dzhokhar tsarnaev is talking to authorities. >> and it's been eight years since this video has become the first one ever uploaded to youtube. >> let's start with the latest developments. we're learning much more about the bombings last week. >> the information is coming from the sole surviving suspect in the explosion. from the hospital bed joe hadzh tsarnaev is communicating. >> he's saying his older brother, tamerlan, was the driving force. >> he said no international terror groups were involved. dzhokhar indicated that he and his brother acted alone. he knew of no more bombs were hidden. we also have more pictures and surveillance photos of him leaving a bank machine in watertown. they allegedly car jacked a driver. a few hours later a gun fight erupted and dzhokhar's older brother, tamerlan was killed. later dzhokhar tsarnaev was captured. let's go to erin mcpike at the boston hospital where dzhokhar is being treated. he's under restraint, handcuffed to his bed. i gather that hosp

i'm jonathan mann. >> and i'm isha sesay. >> the surviving suspect in the boston terror attack is starting to tell authorities what he knows. >> dzhokhar tsarnaev had indicated to investigators that his now deceased older brother was the driving force and no international terrorist groups were involved in the attack. three people were killed and more than 170 were injured. >> a sign of a city moving forward after a week of combing the street where the bombs went off. other streepts around the bomb site remain closed while officials make sure nearby buildings are safe. >>> the court case geagainst tsarnaev. this was an important day for the court case and the investigation. tsarnaev is talking to authorities. they are talking back. what are both sides saying? >> reporter: let's clear up one thing. he is not doing much talking. he is nodding. he is able to communicate with authorities but he can barely speak because he suffered very serious wounds including to the throat. he was able to say no at one point during his bed side h

>> isha, thanks. >>> just ahead, a "360" exclusive.oung american boys kidnapped, taken to egypt. their dad is still fighting to get them back. we'll tell you why he hasn't been able to so far. #%tia[ >>> tonight, a "360" exclusive. an american dad in a nearly 12-year battle to get his sons back. michael shannon knows exactly where his boys are at. his wife fled to cuba in 2001. shannon hasn't seen them since then. they've grown up without him. what his ex-wife did is illegal, criminal and civil courts ruled in shannon's favor but the rulings carry no weight in egypt. this is a kidnapping case caught up in layers of international politics. all this time, the u.s. government has been giving cairo billions of dollars in aid. investigative correspondent drew griffin has been digging into this story. his hour-long report airs tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. eastern, but here's a preview. >> reporter: on august 22nd, 2001, two weeks before the horrors of 9/11, michael shannon sent his two sons off to new york with their mother, for what he thou

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isha is sent off shore in ways that aren't necessarily being tracked and monitored or available to governments that maybe should be. this is our take moscow has accused the un of trying to undermine the investigation into the use of chemical weapons in syria the syrian government claims rebels used illegal agents near the city of aleppo last month killing around two dozen political historian gerald horne explains why he believes the u.n. investigation will bear no forget this quiet from the north atlantic countries about this chemical attack speaks volumes that speaks loudly because we all know that if this chemical attack could be pinned on the damascus regime of president our son that they would have been shouting from the rooftops about it but fact that they're not quiet about it i think says all that we need to know we all saw what happened at the arab league meeting where they were able to maneuver the rebels to take the heat of the regime and we all know about the recent entente between turkey and israel which does not bode well for a peaceful resolution of the syrian crisis therefore it

isha says it's been inspiring. >> they told me how the they -- people are impressed because they're a woman. i can really relate to that. >> this is a prototype of what robots are supposed to do. actual one they'll use has been completed and it cannot be used until the day of the competition. students will compete alongside 400 other teams for some, will be the first time they board a plane. >> yes. >> microsoft google comcast and hp made it possible to attend the competition. >> we didn't think this was possible for us for us to be students to stay after school later than others we hardly came to school. >> in east san jose, abc 7 news. >> abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now. >> update on breaking news out of the east bay. a man driving a car crashes after being shot in the head. >> and a day in court, not his first brush with the law or first time he's been accused of going on the attack behind the wheel. >> live doppler 7 hd not seeing rain yet. i'll let you know when you'll need umbrellas. >> car to car shooting in oakland nendz a crash. >> let's take tout scene now, live. abc 7 n

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isha's here with the "360" bulletin. >>> annette funicello has died at the age of 70 from complicationso multiple sclerosis. she was chosen by walt disney himself to be a member of the mouseketeers show. >>> hundreds turned out to remember the long-time film critic roger ebert in chicago today. his wife said he would have loved the service. he died last week after a long battle with cancer. >>> rutgers former athletic director, tim pernetti isn't going away empty-handed. the university will pay him more than $1.1 million. he will also receive health and pension benefits through october 2015. pernetti has said he regrets not firing basketball coach mike rice last year when he saw a video showing rice verbally and physically abusing players. >>> a 69-yard touchdown at nebraska's spring game, anderson, that is 7-year-old jack hoffman carrying the ball. he took the handoff from quarterback taylor martinez. jack is battling brain cancer. he's on a break from chemotherapy and the huskers thought he might like to join them on the field. >> amazing. let's look up some taco places. i like the le

isha is here with the "360" news and business bulletin. >>> police are releasing new information aboutho held four firefighters hostage in his home north of atlanta. police say he was suffering from financial problems and a debilitating medical condition. brown held the firefighters hostage after they came to respond to his complaints of chest pain. during the standoff, he demanded his cable and electricity be restored to his foreclosed home. brown died in the shootout when police stormed the house. >>> two boys are back with their grandparents in florida after their parents allegedly abducted them and took them on a boat to cuba after losing their parental rights. the grandmother says the boys, aged 2 and 4, were treated well on the trip and just think they were on an adventure. their parents are jailed without bond charged with kidnapping. >>> a record high for the dow for a third straight day. the dow was up 63 points to close at 14,865. the s&p 500 was at an all-time high for the second day in a row, closing at 1593. >>> check this out. a close encounter with a shark caught on tape

. >> host: the book isha gideon" karen houppert. >> guest: thanks for having me. >>> we are at the annual conservative political action conference in washington, d.c. and we are here with president publisher of a conservative imprint based here in washington. but tv viewers made recognize her who was at bouck expo america last year for a conversation about publishing. how are you doing? >> guest >> i'm great. happy to be here. >> let's talk about a couple bucks you have coming up in the season. former lt. governor beating obamacare. >> this is a terrific book and is our best seller so we are excited about that. we released this book as an original trade paperback because we wanted to make it accessible handbook, a sort of consumer guide to what people can expect to be a lot of people talk about what was going to happen when obamacare was actually starting to come into effect. mallets. we have to deal with it. so, betsy is an expert, former lieutenant governor of new york, one of the people what has read the entire bill, and she goes through it in a very common sense come easy to understan

isha is here with the 360 news and business bulletin. >> reporter: at least people were injured in strongern arkansas tonight. there are reports of overturned vehicles, including an 18-wheeler, and in van buren county, at least 20 homes, 1 business and 1 church were damaged. and 15 homes were damaged in issard county. >>> officials say 20-year-old dylan quick, accused of injuring 14 people in a stabbing rampage at lone star college has been forthcoming with investigators. the sheriff's department says he told police he had fantasies of stabbing people since he was 8 years old, and has been planning yesterday's attack for some time. his first court appearance is set for tomorrow. >>> record highs on wall street again today. the dow and s&p 500 both closed at new highs. the dow was up 129 points, closing at 14,802. the s&p closed at 1587. >>> and scientists say they learned a lot from the discovery in china of the oldest known collection of fossilized dinosaur embryos. in the study, scientists say dinosaurs grew fast and flexed their muscles while still in the egg like modern day birds do.

. > isha is here with the "360" news and business bulletin. what have you got?told you at the beginning of the show at lonestar college in texas. the suspect has been identified as dillen quick and he's charged with three counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. quick allegedly used a raz razor-type knife to kill 14 people. he had fantasies of stabbing people to death since he was in elementary school. documents show it was classified as an educational exchange trip. a local report says the couple meant with a dance group and a children's theater company. the united states has a tourism embargo against cuba. the dow jones industrial closed at a record high of 14,673. and a delicious crime in germany. police say 5,000 jars of nutella worth about $21,000 were stolen from a former railway station. there have been similar thefts in the same town, rekrently. they've made off with 34,000 cans of red bull. we'll be right back. it's the little things in life that make me smile. spending the day with my niece. i don't use super poligrip for hold because my dent

isha is here with the "360" news and business bulletin. >>> police are searching for suspects in the stabbing death of an 8-year-old girl in her northern california home over the weekend. police say she and her brother were home alone saturday when he saw an intruder leaving the house and found his sister stabbed. detectives are now tracking down dozens of leads they are getting from a tip line. >>> a former mississippi martial arts instructor is accused of sending ricin laced letters to president obama, a u.s. senator and judge. james everett dutschke is being held without bond. he was arrested saturday a few days after charges were dropped against the first suspect in the case. the first suspect said he was framed and identified dutschke as a potential culprit. >>> the michael jackson wrongful death civil trial began today in l.a. jackson's estate claims aeg live, the promoter for the singer's comeback tour, is liable for his 2009 death because they ignored quote, red flags and hired dr. conrad murray, who was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in a criminal case. aeg denies any

. >>> isha is here with the "360" news and business bulletin. what have you got? >>> u.s.ls say president obama has signed off on an aid package for the syrian opposition. officials say the package will not include heavy weapons, but is expected to include non-lethal military equipment like body armor and night vision goggles. >>> funeral preparations are under way for former british prime minister margaret thatcher, with some questioning whether she should be honored with the kind of ceremony usually reserved for monarchs. the funeral is set for april 17th with full military honors. an online petition against the state funeral has gathered more than 25,000 signatures. >>> a new record for stocks today. the dow jones industrial average rose 60 points, closing at a record high of 14,673. >>> anderson, a delicious crime in germany. police say 5,000 jars of nutella worth about $21,000 was stolen from a former railway station. there have been similar thefts in the same time recently. thieves have also made off with 5 1/2 tons of coffee and 34,000 cans of red bull. >> wow. >> w

hello, al isha. cyprian boulding has the day off. so monty canceller, not chancellor, cancel or filling in and keeping us looking good on the video cam this morning. heightcamptkamp heitkamp, leaving four democrats but the big news was not that joe donnelly and heidi heitkamp changed their minds. it was kim jong -- un: you thought he was busy with nuclear weapons? no, he has been dealing with same-sex marriage. saturday night live shows how he has evolved. >> you know, in the past i have taken a different view on same-sex marriage. publically my thinking on this issue has evolved mostly because of the experiences of a nephew who happens to be gay. watching him suffer unhappiness because of this tissue affected me deeply. i will still had to have him extricated. not because he was gay. it was because he was hosting a weekly book discussion group at his apartment. it is amazing. >> we could almost put it as three. and tim johnson almost seems checked out. i was thinking, why hasn't he flipped? he has been up for reelection. my wife say

alicia cruise isha cruz has the phones and cyprian boulding has his eye on the cams on current tv. you knew they had to do it. saturday night live, on several fronts, they had a very funny sketch on maggie thatcher who will be laid to rest in a state funeral on wednesday, and they also did a lot, of course, on gun control. president obama saturday night live president obama welcomes to the white house briefing room senator joe mancion from west village and senator pat toomey from pennsylvania standing by his side. he tells what their fate is going to be. >> these men risk everything. senator mancion represents west virginia and he is proposing gun control. he is going to lose his job. and senator toomey, this man is a republican who is willing to make just the slightest compromise on gun control. he will lose his job, too. >> that guy as obama is good. >> jay farrow is a very good obama. >> he has the inflextions down. >> yeah. >> he must study the tapes. all right. nine minutes after the hour now. we will start out this hour with kevin lincoln, sports for buzzfeed joining us to ta

pittsburgh ishas had a lot more trouble in the last 20 years. >> neil is trying to get things in shape. i think there's an opportunity. it's easier if you have the financial wherewithal that some of the largest clubs happen. more and more clubs have the financial wherewithalment cable television and some of the changes in television in recent years leveled the playing field. not just the yankees and red sox in a high priced neighborhood. >> has anyone in the last 10 years brought up the dh with the american league? >> i have from time to time. i talked to the commissioner a little bit about it. it's an interesting dilemma. people debate it all the time. you were debating it earlier. >> it's not a debate for joe. >> if you look at the rules of baseball, rule one it is a game played by two teams, nine players each. so in one league we play with 10. i think the debate was good for a long time. i like the separation of the leagues. >> i like when they have to play. i think the games are better. >> well, you're a cincinnati fan. >> the union, they don't want to give up the jobs. when you ar