we have the latest on a truly bizarre story. >> reporter: john macafee says he's broke, but not short on cash, thanks to the kindness of strangers. he sat down for an interview with abc's matt gutman. someone dropped these bills off at the hotel for him. he is staying at the beacon, in miami, arriving at in the u.s. from guatamala last night. >> they called his name and said, john macafee may you please come to the front. he walked to the front. >> reporter: he has been on the move and in the headlines for weeks. he snuck out of belize, where authorities want to question him in the murder of his neighbor, an american citizen. he slipped illegally into guatamala, only to be deported to the u.s. high tells abc, it was part of his master plan, that he faked heart problems to make it happen. what about your illness? >> what about my illness. >> was that part of the deception? >> of course. it kept me from going back to belize. >> reporter: he faked more than that. >> what is the better story -- millionaire mad man on the run? you saved my [bleep] why? because you paid attention to the sto

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after a long run from the law the millionaire john macafee is back in the united states.oftware. he's still wanted for questioning in central america after his neighbor was found murdered. phil keating is on that story live in phao*eufplt is he in the clear, phil? >> reporter: not necessarily. but his legal situation today, now that he's here in miami is dramatically improved, especially as it had been over the past month. now that he's back on u.s. soil, which is of course his home country, and as is pretty much always the case with him during the past month or so it was absolute bedlam and chaos yesterday as the guatemala mall yan police removed him there detention and took him to the airport. once he landed to phao*euplt h in miami he went to so it beach and checked into a hotel on south ocean dry. >> they got everybody to sit down, and said that is john macafee on the plane, please come forward. there were a whole bunch of officers, and they said, we are here to help you sir. >> reporter: police in belize want to question him for the killing of his neighbor down there

john macafee, back in the u.s., after being deported from guatamala, sneaking into got mamma from belizeon the run from police, since mid-november because investigators in belize want to question him in the murder of his neighbor. macafee arrived at miami international airport, escorted by federal officials. i'm ainsley earhardt. now back to greta. >> greta: disturbing new video out of north korea, thumbing its nose at the world, a very defiant north korean government, releasing new images of the successful long-range rocket launch. we have the latest from tokyo. >> yes, here in east asia, clearly, it has bruised people, governments across the region here, south korea and japan, and in recent days, reportedly pressing for an increase in the u.n. security council sanctions to the level currently imposed on iran. we don't know if they will get there, but tension is on the u.n. right now. china has a veto power there. china's patience was taxed with this launch, the foreign ministry spokesman expressing regret, which is a strong word from beijing. but it is unclear what measures china would

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john mac afee says he's in gaut mala but police believe he's in beli belize. he's wanted for the shooting death of his neighbor. he says the government is trying to pin the murder on him. macafeeew lawyer. he says he chose gaut mala, i'll quote him, the closest place to protect his life from persecution. >>> and george h.w. bush is still in the hospital tonight for treatment of a lingering cough and bronchitis. he was supposed to be released over the weekend, but a spokesman from methodist hospital in houston tells "outfront" that doctors are being extra cautious with his care, and are in hurry to send him home. also told us the former president had a good day yesterday and that his conditioning condition is improving. >>> and this just in a moment ago. mali government officials have agreed to end hostilities. this is according to a reuters report. the meeting between the officials and ansar dean and the mnla. those are the tourago rebels. as part of dialogue going forward, the parties agreed to reject any forms of terrorism and extremism and respect human rights. we'll see if that actually moves forward. >>> it has been 488 days since the u.s. lost its top credit rating. what