all right, susan hendricks, thank you so much.starts right now. >>> good evening, i'm bill weir, and i can't declare the plane lost. that is what malaysia's prime minister told cnn today 48 days after flight 370 was lost from radar. we'll get into what that means for the search and the families tonight. >>> and we have an incredible story ofe

all right, susan hendricks, thank you so much.t for us, "cnn >>> cnn's original series "chicagoland" is proudly presented by allstate. are you in good hands? >> previously on "chicagoland" -- >> if you want to see america, you come to its heart land. what's the capital of that heart land? >> anything is possible. >> right here in chicago. there's no city like chicago. then you start to come to the neighborhoods it's a little different. >> there's too many guns in our community. >> we want to be the one that make it out. >> everything we built the last four years is at stake. >> nobody here is safe. >> today we send a message to

all right, susan hendricks, thank you so much. that does it for us, "cnn tonight" starts right now. >>> good evening, i'm bill weir, and i can't declare the plane lost. that is what malaysia's prime minister told cnn today 48 days after flight 370 was lost from radar. we'll get into what that means for the search and the families tonight. >>> and we have an incredible story of love and friendship amid psychological torment and international intrigue. it happened when three americans went for a hike and ended up in the most famous prison in iran. >>> but we begin tonight with the battle over big government set in the sage brush of nevada. how cows and our militia and fox news turned one man into a modern folk hero. and how that man turned himself into a political pariah overnight. cnn's dana bash now brings us the legend of cliven bundy. >> reporter: for 20 years, nevada rancher cliven bundy has been battling the federal authorities over land. it came to a head two weeks ago. the armed militia members came to bundy's defense, joini

all right, susan hendricks, thank you so much. that does it for us, "cnn >>> cnn's original series "chicagoland" is proudly presented by allstate. are you in good hands? >> previously on "chicagoland" -- >> if you want to see america, you come to its heart land. what's the capital of that heart land? >> anything is possible. >> right here in chicago. there's no city like chicago. then you start to come to the neighborhoods it's a little different. >> there's too many guns in our community. >> we want to be the one that make it out. >> everything we built the last four years is at stake. >> nobody here is safe. >> today we send a message to the world. >> show them who we are. >> visionary chicago architect daniel burnham has been quoted as saying make no little plan. they have no magic to stir men's blood. that's been the essence of modern chicago. the city of big shoulders built on big ideas and big movements. they often didn't make an impact without a fight. this is the place where people die for an eight-hour work day and fair w

. >>> let's get caught up on some of the other stories, susan hendricks has some stories. >>> anderson with the 24-year-old american tourist detained by korea and concern at the state department. >> we are of course aware of the reports that a u.s. citizen was detained in north korea. as you all know, there is no greater priority to us than the welfare and safety of u.s. citizens. we don't have additional information to share at this time. we have been in touch with the embassy of sweden about these reports, as you know, sweden is our protecting power in north korea. >> a western diplomat tells cnn the young man identified by north korea as miller matthew todd tore up his visa as he entered the country and reportedly was acting strangely. the diplomat said according to witness accounts he appeared to go with the north koreans willingly. >>> and updated charges against a teen accused of stabbing 20 students and one adult at a pittsburgh high school. the 16-year-old is now charged with 21 counts of homicide. two are in stable condition, the other in fair condition. >>> the mother of the

. >>> susan hendricks is joining us with a "ac360" bulletin. >>> anderson, they say they have no ideadent went on a stabbing rampage in his high school with a kitchen knife. 21 people were wounded, including a student who said it all happened so fast. >> i was walking down a hallway with a friend of mine, gracey evans, and then it just like all hit. she was screaming. i was just standing there. and then just everything just went -- like i didn't even know what was going on. i was just so surprised i could barely move. because i got stabbed in the back and it was just -- i had to have help going to the next room. and her putting pressure on my wound to make sure, i didn't bleed out. >> some good news, he was able to leave the hospital today. >>> breaking news in washington, health and human services si secretary kathleen sebelius is resigning her cabinet post. she came under intense criticism after the healthcare.gov rollout last fall. >>> and hillary clinton while she was making a speech in las vegas, the protester was taken into custody by the secret service. it is not clear why the

. >>> some other stories we are following, susan hendricks has more. >> anderson, the students killedampage were mourned at fort hood. president obama spoke just as he did before. >> as commander-in-chief i'm determined that we will continue to step up our efforts to reach our troops and veterans who are hurting. deliver to them the care that they need. to make sure we never stigmatize those who have the courage to seek help. >>> also today, a child who died after a car crashes near a daycare center near orlando, a dodge durango pushed into the building, and the police are still looking for the driver. >>> and a 1-year-old girl and her family are finally back on dry land after a scare at sea. the child felt ill during a sailing trip that was supposed to take them around the world. just days into the voyage they had to be rescued. a mission that involved the coast guard, the navy, and air national guard, as well. >>> and take a look at prince george who mixed it up with a group of babies. he is traveling with the duke and duchess of cambridge, mom and dad to him. not really your typica

susan hendricks has a 360 bulletin. >> reporter: a photographer for the associated press was shot andhis morning in afghanistan. 48-year-old anya nedringhaus and her reporter were an ebola outbreak in africa has killed 86. the outbreak has evolved rapidly. paintings created by former president george w. bush will go on display at his presidential library in dallas tomorrow. the paintings feature his impressions of 30 world leaders. they are part of an exhibit called the art of leadership of presidents, personal diplomacy. he says he's most proud of the painter of the former president who's also his father. last week's fire that killed two firefighters was unintentionally caused by welders, officials say. criminal charges are possible because the welders did not have a permit. 13 firefighters were injured in that blaze, john. >> susan, thanks so much. from one tragedy to another, memorial services will be held next wednesday at fort hood for sergeants timothy owens, carlos lazaney rodriguez and daniel ferguson. they're more than just pictures on a screen, more than facts on a page or s

. >>> susan hendricks joins us for the "ac360" news and business bulletin. >> anderson, a group of paratroopersd in poland for exercises with the troops. that is in response to the ongoing crisis in ukraine. >>> the brother-in-law of britain's prince charles has died in new york after suffering a head injury in a fall. he was the brother of camilla, duchess of cornwall. in a statement, the family said they are devastated. >>> on mt. everest, dozens of sherpa guides reportedly walked off the job today after the deaths of 16 of their colleagues in last week's avalanche. the american climber on the left witnessed the disaster and said his sherpa on the right saved his life. >> when the avalanche came down, it was -- it was a bit overwhelming. and a lot of thoughts go through your head quickly. but the sherpa is so used to this situation. and they have been up through that ice fall so many times he just quickly, you know, he just quickly started yelling get down, get down and just kind of pushed me behind the large block of ice. >>> pretty amazing the climber was not hurt. >>> and this was tweeted,

let's get caught up with some of the other stories we're following, susan hendricks has more. >>> andersonsay there are examinations being done on bodies that was conducted with extensive help from american personnel. they're trying to determine if the al-qaeda bombmaker, al-asiri was one of the ones killed. >>> and pledging american support to keep ukraine as one united nation. he said the u.s. will never recognize what he called putin's illegal possession of crimea. the white house is giving $50 million in financial assistance. >>> and they got a look at the mudslide area today. president obama promised residents that federal assistance will continue. >>> and you have to see this. this is a massive iceberg, the white chunk you see that broke off antarctica last fall, it is moving quickly towards the ocean. this covers 255 square miles, almost twice the size of atlanta and six times the size of manhattan. scientists fear it could eventually threaten shipping lanes. >> that is crazy. it doesn't look that big from here, but obviously it is deceiving. >> yeah, it really does, and six times t

. ♪ nationwide is on your side >>> some other stories we are following, susan hendricks has more. >>t week were mourned today at ft. hood. president obama spoke at today's memorial service, just as he did after the 2009 shooting at the same base. >> as commander-in-chief i'm determined that we will continue to step up our efforts to reach our troops and veterans who are hurting. deliver to them the care that they need. to make sure we never stigmatize those who have the courage to seek help. >>> also today, a child who died after a car crashes into a florida daycare center near orlando. a dodge durango pushed into the building, and the police are still looking for the driver. >>> and a 1-year-old girl and her family are finally back on dry land after a scare at sea. the child felt ill during a sailing trip that was supposed to take them around the world. just days into the voyage they had to be rescued. a mission that involved the coast guard, the navy, and air national guard, as well. >>> and take a look at prince george who mixed it up with a rum full of babies in new zealand. at e