plus -- >>> i'm robin adams in cape town where organizers are hoping to unearth the next black champion>>> mentioning strained relations will be among barack obama's pot priorities when the u.s. arrives in saudi arabia. white house correspondent patty coal han examines this issues. >> reporter: a lot has changed since [ technical difficulties ] >> reporter: experts say although the u.s. is importing significantly less oil, the saudis still have leverage. >> it's their place in the oil market, because what happens is the saudis are the ones who have the capacity to expand and contract production. >> reporter: the u.s. view is that the saudis feel increasingly concerned about its place in the region. >> the saudis are worried that the united states and iran may have some sort of day taunt and that iran will take the place of saudi arabia as the united states preferred partner in the gulf and the middle east. >> reporter: with his presence and words, president obama is expected to send the message that the decade's-old alliance is still strong, and will be regardless of who else he talks t

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adam lanza. opening up "to the new yorker." abc's john muller is here with much more on this story. >> reporter: robin, the interview is just chilling. the father of the boy responsible for one of the most horrible mass murders in american history saying he wishes his son had never been born. this morning, peter lanza is speaking out for the first time since his son, adam, killed 20 children and 6 teachers at sandy hook elementary school. that same day, adam killed his mother and then hours later took his own life. in an interview with "the new yorker" lanza says he's speaking out because -- i want people to be afraid of the fact that this could happen to them. it doesn't have to be understood to be real. lanza describes his son as a cheerful child who loved sandy hook school. he even used his savings to buy christmas toys for needy children. but as the years passed, his son began to struggle in middle school after being diagnosed with asperger's, adiagnosis that adam refused to accept. peter and nancy separated in 2001. lanza now says he wishes adam had never been born, saying you can't get any more evil. later continuing -- with h

adam. >> come see us. it's going to be amazing, you guys. amazing summer tour. >> it's going to be terrific. >> let's head over to robin and the irwin family.ws. >>> we have the irwin family with us. terri, her daughter bindi, son robert. they've been living out the legacy of the late steve irwin. we all knew him as "the crocodile hunter." they knew him as an extraordinary husband and dad with an incredible love for animals. a passion that lives on in them and before we talk to them, we're going to take a look at what they've been up to. >> i'm steve irwin, and these are highly venomous sea snakes. >> he was a legendary conservationist, the fearless daredevil with a larger than life personality famously known as "the crocodile hunter." >> ah, creikecrikey. >> but in 2006 steve irwin died tragically in the field doing what he loved most and now his family is furthering irwin's passion and legacy. little bindi who we saw alongside her father is no longer so little. now 15, she's transformed into a beautiful, young woman. >> crocodiles can come vertically out of the water nearly their whole body length if the water is deep enough. >> reporter: