zoraida? you don't do that, then pack a lot of patience. you know, last week also, this past week, it's been also mother nature, right? it added to those incredible delays. so, hopefully, it will get better. zain asher live for us at laguardia, thank you very much. 38 minutes after the hour. >>> disturbing new developments in syria's bloody civil war. the obama administration confirming there is evidence the assad regime has used a chemical weapon. it is sarin gas. cnn's senior international correspondent arwa damon is in amman, jordan, this morning. arwa, so, that famous red line, has it been crossed? >> reporter: well, so far, the u.s. administration is saying no. they want to get proper corroborated and clear facts. they're saying that this initial assessment is being put forward with varying degrees of confidence. very important to look at the specific wording that the u.s. is using. no one wants to see the same kind of devastating mistake when it comes to the failures of the intelligence

zoraida? it's remarkable how many of them said they look forward to running in the future or running that particular marathon. i guess it's a way of healing for them, right? >> that's right. as everyone says, 118th boston marathon next year will be the greatest ever. >> yes, indeed. thank you, john. >>> meantime in canada, new developments this morning in the alleged terrorist plot to attack a passenger train running between new york and toronto. canadian authorities say al qaeda is behind that plot. two suspects are being held without bail at this hour. one is due in court in just a few hours from now. his alleged accomplice had his hearing yesterday. cnn's ted rowlands is covering the story live in toronto for us. what's the latest, ted? >> reporter: chiba esseghaier will be in court today. his family stood by in support. the mother and other family members of suspected terrorist raed jaser had no comment leaving a downtown toronto courthouse tuesday. jaser remains in custody for allegedly p

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zoraida? news, that they're back into their homes and that business is going to hopefully get back to normal soon. thank you, john. we'll check back in with you. 17 minutes past the hour. rain and snow in the forecast means record flooding across the midwest. the grand river is now more than two feet over flood stage. this is grand rapids, michigan. the mississippi river is topping levees in missouri. and governors have declared disaster areas in iowa and illinois. 40 counties in illinois. cnn's jim spellman is live in spring bay, illinois, where the illinois river has been flooding the streets since sunday. jim, how are the people there holding up? >> it's definitely stressful. this is a trailer park community just south of where we are right now, about 40 homes there under water. the good news is we haven't heard widespread reports of this kind of damage. but for these sort of small, riverside communities, it's just devastating when this floodwater comes in. take a look. last minute preps in

i'm zoraida sambolin. >> and i'm john berman. empanada day. >> he's already had five. >> could be a rough one. >>> news overnight. the end of a kidnapping drama that turned into a man hunt and ended under the shadow of the cold war. the parents accused of an ducting their two young sons and sailing off to cuba are back on u.s. soil and placed under arrest. it was cuba that turned the hakken family over. florida authorities sent a plane to havana to bring them back to tampa overnight. victor blackwell is live in tampa this morning. good morning, victor. what's the latest? >> reporter: good morning. the headline is chase and cole hakken are safe at home with their grandparents. their parents, joshua and sharon hakken are in jail. we have video of their arrival overnight in hillsborough county on that plane that was sent to cuba to retrieve them. here's how it all went down. this is from the fbi and the hillsborough county sheriff's office. it was the state department that received information that the hakken

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zoraida?uch. 14 minutes past the hour. developing story in northern california. where police are looking for a suspect in the murder of an 8-year-old girl murdered in her home. the parents of leila fowler did not have to say anything at a news conference last night. look at them. the pain on their faces told the entire story. paul vercammen live with the very latest on the hunt for leila's killer. good morning to you, paul. >> good morning, zoraida. well, police think that they have fingerprints. they think that they have dna. that, of course, takes time to process. in the meantime residents here want a resolution as quickly as possible. sheriff's deputies on foot and in patrol cars made their presence seen at jenny lind elementary school where leila fowler, the 8-year-old girl stabbed to death in her valley spring home over the weekend, attended third grade. some classmates held flowers for leila. their parents held on to fear. >> i'm scared for my kids and for the family. it's horrible. he w

>> good morning, john and zoraida.rders, they had all the proper equipment. we also and you mention just this remarkable story of survival. if it wasn't for the lone survivor, the sixth person in the group, it's likely this group would not have been found as quickly. the sheriff told me last night, zoraida, that he was buried waist deep in snow. was able to dig himself out of the snow. he walked 200 yards to the nearest highway at which point he flagged down somebody from the colorado department of transportation. the sheriff tells me this area where it happened in the mountains, it's hard to see. it's pinned back behind a valley. so it's very hard to see from the road. and it's likely that if this survivor didn't flag down workers, authorities would still be looking for this group this morning. zoraida. >> nick, you said they were prepared for an avalanche. they had all the correct gear there. is there a lot of concern typically this time of season about avalanches in colorado? >> well, just to put in perspective for

thanks, zoraida. college basketball history can be made tonight when louisville and michigan battle it out for the national championship. >> the cardinals are favored by four points, and if they win it would make louisville coach rick pitino the first coach ever to win national titles with two children colleges. it would be kentucky and louisville. joe carter is live from atlanta where they tip off now 14 hours joe. >> it is game day here in atlanta, guys. good morning to you. unlike college football, i believe college basketball got it right and that we have the two best teams in the country playing for the national championship tonight. you've got the number one offense in the country, the michigan wolverines, against the number one defense in the country, the louisville cardinals. both teams had practice and pressers yesterday. the sense we got from louisville is that, you know, they've been here before. they were in the final four last year. they came up empty. they do not want to leave atlanta wi

zoraida? >> yeah, it does sound like more propaganda.ng all of these missiles that supposedly they're getting ready to launch there's one in particular that perhaps has a longer range that hasn't been tested in the past. can you tell us a little bit about that? >> we don't know about the musudan publicly. it was adapted from a submarine missile to be launched underwater. the north koreans got it. hired it from the russians. they added length to it. so it's believed to have a range of about 4,000 kilometers and believed to have a payload around one ton but nobody really knows. that's why this test could be so important. it has not been publicly tested. that's why there's so much military hardware, monitoring hardware, radar out there trying to read everything they can off this launch that is highly expected in the coming hours or days. zoraida? >> how far are we talking about when we talk about the missile ranges here, do you know? >> 4,000 kilometers, 2,500 miles is the general consensus from the experts. now, that goes all of the way to

i'm zoraida sambolin.age in boston right now. >> good morning, everyone. i'm john berman. breaking news this morning. a massive explosion on the mobile river. fuel barges burning out of control. at least three critically injured and all of this happening just a few feet from the carnival cruise ship triumph. we will have a breaking details coming up. >>> also breaking news of the marathon bombing case as we continue our special coverage live from boston. the parents of the bombing suspect speaking out at this moment saying that the u.s. is accusing them of being terrorists and saying they will not be able to see their surviving son when they come to the united states. that as we learn more about how the tsarnaev brothers may have pulled off this attack. cnn with a firsthand look at a place where the suspects may have learned to make their bomb. and exclusive interview with their mother about the mysterious man who may have influenced their son. >> it just opened our eyes, you know. really wide about our so

thanks for joining us, i'm zoraida sambolin.ng, everyone, i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. it's a busy tuesday morning. north korea is warning foreigners to evacuate over the possibility of all-out war. that as japan starts to place missiles for defense. >>> then as iran announces a new nuclear effort the u.s. unveils this. this is a laser that can shoot planes and drones out of the sky. it is a developing story. we're following it. >> new this morning, wild weather from california wildfires to colorado tornadoes and blizzards in the midwest. we have live team coverage. >> two brothers abducted by their father, reportedly in cuba this morning. we're going to go live to havana with what's going to happen to them now. >> and in case you were sleeping, louisville is the new

i'm zoraida sambolin. >> i'm john berman. >> we start with breaking news. a devastating moment of impact, look, this will captured on camera. at least two people are confirmed dead but that number could rise and, unfortunately, it could rise dramatically. dozens of homes either leveled or severely damaged in that incredible blast. an apartment complex and nursing home took the full brunt of it. police say they're still actively searching for victims who may be trapped in their home. >> this is a downtown area. when i say downtown area, there are businesses there, there are apartments there, a nursing home were there. there are homes in the area. it is going into a midsize city and having to search it home by home, business by business, block by block. it is a very tedious process. >> about half of the town of west, texas, with a population of 2800 was evacuated. damage taking first responders by surprise. >> just complete chaos, everything. like something out of a horror movie. >> i rode up here with a -- with the police chief of one of the smaller cities o

>> thanks, zoraida. >>> 35 minutes after the hour. time for round two of dinner diplomacy.cans to the white house to discuss whatever was on their minds and have some steak apparently. it's part of aer isries that is meant to bring both sides of the aisle close together on the deficit crisis, guns, immigration. >> senator, a republican from georgia who organized the white house dinner. he joins us now. lots on the agenda. i mean, tell me, what was -- whfs the bulk of the conversation about? what did you talk about? >> well, the bulk of the conversation was driven by the members of the president allowed to come. most of the conversation was about debt, deficit, our growing national debt, our fiscal policy and reforming entitlements. it was a very meaningful three-hour discussion, free flow exchange of ideas from both sides. >> during the first meeting the members came out and said they were struck by the fact the president really seemed willing to listen. what was your take on the tone in the room? >> well, just to verify that, the president opened the dinner by saying, i'm

zoraida sambolin is in new york for that. good morning. >>> good morning to you.ning now, funeral services for former british prime minister margaret thatcher. they're about to get underway in london. it begins with a two-mile procession through london, she will receive a ceremonial funeral with full military honors. margaret thatcher was a controversial figure during her time in power and protests are planned as well. some protesters say that they will turn their back on thatcher's casket when the funeral procession passes by. >>> early tests show a letter sent to a senator from mississippi did contain a lethal biological agent, but more tests will be done today to make sure it was ricin. the letter was addressed to senator roger wicker but it was intercepted before it reached his office. authorities say it had a memphis post mark but they don't know who sent it. >>> senators begin voting this afternoon on amendments to a gun control bill. harry reid says a bipartisan deal on expanded background checks will be among the first votes along with a proposal to ban sa

and i'm zoraida sambol. special coverage of the boston marathon bombings continues. >> let's get to latest on these bombings. perhaps the only person who knows the motive for the attack is sedated with a tube running down his throat. d dzhokhar tsarnaev is under heavy guard this morning in a boston hospital. the 19-year-old suspect will face federal terrorism charges and possibly murder charges in massachusetts. we have also learned more about the shootout early friday in watertown that led the other suspect, his older brother, dead. the police chief told cnn that officers found handguns, a rifle and at least six bombs including one made from a pressure cooker at the scene. he also said that during the gun battle, the surviving suspect drove a stolen car toward officers and ended up dragging his own brother down the street. investigators now also saying the evidence suggests the brothers acted alone. meanwhile, at least 57 bombing victims are still in the hospital. two of them in critical condition. >> in ju

. >> and i'm zoraida sambol. nice to have you with us this morning. >> let's get right up to speed on the boston bombings. the only person who knows the motive for the attack is sedated now. dzhokhar tsarnaev under heavy guard this morning at a boston hospital. officials say the 19-year-old suspect will face federal terrorism charges, possibly murder charges here in massachusetts. meanwhile, at least 57 bombing victims are still in the hospital. two of them in critical condition. we now also know at least six bombs, six were found at the scene of the shootout early friday and left the other suspect dead. during that battle, officials say the surviving suspect drove a stolen car toward officers and ended up dragging his own brother down the street. >> brian todd joins us now with a final recap of moments that brought down dzhokhar tsarnaev. >> reporter: as he was cornered, dzhokhar tsarnaev, police say, engaged them with gunfire. it it went on for several minutes and police lobbed in flash-bangs to stun him. in th

thanks zoraida. this morning we're talking about two stories out of cuba.eports two young florida boys allegedly abducted by their father showing up there. and jay-z and beyonce's controversial trip, too. some have questioned whether it crossed the lyle lines. congresswoman ileana ros-lehtinen is a congresswoman from florida. she was born in cuba and fled with her family when she was 8 years old. welcome to the program. good morning, congresswoman. >> thank you. good morning, thanks for having me. >> let's talk first about these two little boys. if it found that these two little florida boys are in cuba, and you have experienced 13 years ago with the elian gonzalez case, a famous case, obviously this is the reverse, if it is found that these two little boys are in cuba, do you think it will be difficult to get them back? >> well, i wouldn't call it a reverse of the elian case. it's quite different. and here in the united states, we have a system that works with checks and balances. the elian case went through the court. you can't compare that to a kidnappin

i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans in for zoraida this morning. of state john kerry trying to negotiate an end to the missile crisis on the korean peninsula. kerry arrived in seoul a few hours ago and we expect to hear from him in the next ten minutes or so. he'll also visit tokyo and beijing to convince chinese leaders to do more to rein in north korea. jim clancy is live from seoul this morning. tell us what secretary kerry is doing in seoul today and what might we expect him to tell us this morning. >> reporter: well, it is pretty tough to say exactly what he's going to say, but i think after talking with u.s. military commanders, on one hand, talking with the president on the other hand, there's a window of opportunity here. if the north wants to sit down and talk, speak their mind, the south koreans have indicated they are willing to do so. now, you've got to understand it takes two people for a dialogue, and i think we all do understand that. and the problem right now is that north korea doesn't really want a dialogue. instead, they want to

i'm john berman. >> and i'm christine romans in for zoraida today.ay, april 2nd, half past the hour. let's get you up to speed. >>> new and potentially dangerous developments this morning from the korean peninsula, the north announcing plans to restart a shuttered nuclear power plant as the u.s. moves a navy destroyer close to the korean coast. the "uss mccain" capable of shooting down any medium or long-range missiles that might be fired by the communist north. the military move comes as south korea's president lowers the bar for a military strike. cnn's jim clancy live for us this morning from seoul, south korea. jim, north korea plans to restart this nuclear complex, a complex shut down back in 2007. what, in your view, is the significance of this? >> reporter: well, you know, half a dozen years ago, yongbyon was all in the headlines as the world was trying to get north korea to shut it down. they largely succeeded. by 2008, the cooling tower had been collapsed it was out of service. things went south from there in terms of the relationship betwee

. >> so zoraida, by the way, is number one in our cnn bracket challenge. she, you know, number one. chris cuomo is third. berman is eighth. i have slipped to 15th. my husband said i'm the hare not the tortoise because i was number one for the first week. and tapper is last. >> so you're beating tapper. but i think you need to highlight the headline which is you are no longer beating me. for a week you were in first place gloating, i'm winning, i'm winning. no more and i am officially ahead of you in this pool. >> i will prepare for your gloating. >> 11 minutes after the hour right now. and terror in the aisles of a california walmart after a man crashed a car straight into the store. this was just the beginning of his rampage. we're going to have a live report about this coming up. you are a business pro. omnipotent of opportunity. you know how to mix business... with business. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle. and go. you can even take a full-size or above. and still pay the mid-size price. i could get used to this. [ male ann

coverage of the aftermath of the boston marathon bombings continues with josh berman live in boston and zoraidaambolin in new york. >> international viewers will see world one with our own zain verjee. thanks for joining us. u 8 çñ . >>> new developments and live coverage of the boston marathon bombings. the surviving suspect in a hospital bed may be charged today as investigators try to learn more about how it all unfolded and whether tre

zoraida sambolin was co tsarnaev was holed up in a boat. here's pictures of his final shootout with police. this picture shows a 19-year-old chechen immigrant injured on the ground as law enforcement officials surround him. he was take en by ambulance to e hospital. all across the city, cheering crowds. chanting usa, usa. what he and his brother are accused of doing is horrific. the suspects sho the to death a young m.i.t. policeman and people are paying tribute to the victims at a memorial. earlier president obama had this to say about the stunning turn of events. >> all in all it's been a tough week. but we've seen the character of our country once more and as president, i'm confident that we have the courage and resilience and spirit to overcome these challenges. and to go forward. as one nation under god, in indivisib indivisible. >> his stepson, robert duffy joins me on the phone. mr. duffy, thank you so much for joining me. what an extraordinary day for your familiar len a indeed the city of boston. tell me exactly what happened. >> f

. >> i'm brooke baldwin sitting in for zoraida.ith new developments in the high-stakes effort to defuse north korea's nuclear threat. the u.s. now renewing its call for authentic and credible negotiation but secretary of state john kerry is make it crystal clear north korea has to make the first move toward mothballing its nuclear ambitions. jim clancy is up for us in seoul, south korea. jim, let's begin with this rare public appearance. we haven't seen this young leader in a number of weeks. where was he? what was he doing? >> reporter: well, he slipped out of the shadows. we assume he was right there in the leadership position in pyongyang. he just wasn't being seen in public but he emerged exactly at the stroke of midnight to go to the great hall where the bodies of his grandfather kim il-sung, the founder, first leader of north korea alongside his own father kim jong-il are entombed in glass coffins there paying as we were told the humblest respects to the leaders. the day is being celebrated in north korea obviously there's a

this is "early start," i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans in for zoraida today.h. it is 30 minutes past the hour. this morning, tensions escalating on the korean peninsula. south korea's news agency reports two missiles are being hidden at an undisclosed facility on north korea's east coast. a u.s. official with knowledge of what's going on tells cnn the missile and launch components have been transferred over the last few days. they could have a range of 2500 miles. that could pose a direct threat to south korea and japan, along with u.s. bases on guam. cnn's jim clancy has the very latest from seoul, south korea. >> reporter: u.s. and south korean military sources are firm. they believe that north korea is planning a test missile firing. speculation in the media suggests maybe a musudan missile. one that was developed with russian help by the north koreans and has a change between 3,000 and 4,000 kilometers. now that's significant because it would put not only south korea, but japan, and u.s. air and naval bases on guam at risk. but no one thinks that north kor

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zoraida is off today. >>> we're going to start with this video that has the university facing tough, tough questions this morning. it shows rutgers head basketball coach mike rice physically and mentally abusing players at practice. you can see rice grabbing, shoving, even kicking players. he hurls basketballs at their heads, and you can hear him shouting obscenities, including gay slurs. athletes and fans across the country have just been dumbfounded by these images. rutgers officials first saw the video last december. what did they do about it? did they fire the coach? no. the athletic director suspended the coach for three games -- three games. a punish that has fueled some outrage this morning. cnn's pamela brown is following these really shocking developments. >> shocking is right. the university became aware of this video back in december, but it was released to the public yesterday causing shock and outrage over rice's homophobic rants and physical abuse toward his players. now the university is under mounting pressure to fire rice. >> hurling basketballs at players' legs, eve

zoraida is off this week. it is thursday, april 4th. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east and we're going to start with the military situation. it seems ever more perilous this morning. warships launching, new missile defense systems deployed and the language getting flat-out dangerous. the korean peninsula might be the world's number one hotspot right now, the north threatening to block workers from the south from entering a shared industrial complex, even vowing to shut the facility down. pyongyang also promising attacks on the u.s. with a smaller, lighter and diversified nuclear force, and north korea also warns the moment of explosion is fast approaching. and will the pentagon announce it's moving a ballistic missile defense system to guam two years ahead of schedule, and there is also word out of washington this morning that it wants to try to dial down the rhetoric. we are all over this story this morning. dan lothian is live from washington, but we're going to begin in south korea with jim clancy. >> reporter: a spokesman for south korea's defense minist

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thanks for being with us, i'm zoraida sambolin. cnn's live coverage of the aftermath of the boston marathon bombings continues on "starting point" with john berman, live in boston. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm john berman in boston this morning. our "starting point," searching for justice. charges against the surviving suspect in the boston marathon bombings may come as early as today. a throat wound may keep him from talking but that's not stopping investigators from trying to get some answers. >> i am very, very sure that during this federal investigation we'll get to the bottom of the whole plot. >> the fbi questioned the other suspect tamerlan tsarnaev two years ago, after a trip to his homeland. so did they miss an opportunity to stop him? we are live in dagestan with the details there. and today we remember the victims as one family prepares to lay their daughter to rest. this morning we're talking to massachusetts attorney general martha coakley about the case, and what the suspect is and is not telling them. plus, police

let's go to zoraida sambolin nor that. >>> funeral services for margaret thatcher are just getting underwayith a procession through the streets of london. the former prime minister will then be given a ceremonial funeral with full military honors at st. paul's cathedral. more than 4,000 police officers are on patrol at this hour. cnn's becky anderson is live in london. i understand there are about 2, 2,300 guests from around the world that are expected? >> that's right. the queen and her husband will arrive at about 10:45 local time, just about a half hour from now. the pictures you are seeing at present are of the coffin of lady thatcher and the flowers on top are, we assume, from her children, carolyn, mark and the message on those flowers says simply beloved mother, all in our hearts. the coffin is currently at the church up from the palace of westminster. moments from now, the coffin will be drawn, and a gwill be carried from this church to st. paul's cathedral. there will be 2,000 dignitaries from around the world. we have seen henry kissinger, dick cheney and his wife, newt gingrich,

. >> i'm zoraida sambolin in new york. >> and we're following breaking news out of texas. small town of west, near waco, reeling from a massive explosion at a fertilizer plant. at least two people have died. unfortunately, that number could rise dramatically with the light of day. more than 150 people are now being treated in area hospitals. that blast leveled everything for blocks in west, texas. a fire at the plant prompted evacuations before the explosion. >> i saw how bad it was, so i went to the nursing home. i'm the medical director for the nursing home. i went over to the station closest to where the fire was and called all personnel to me there that were in the building. i said, get people evacuated to the far side of the building. luckily, we had most everybody out then, but then there was just a major, major explosion. the windows came in on me. the roof came in on me. the ceiling came in. i worked my way out to go get some more help. >> authorities are now going door to door, looking for people who may still be trapped in their homes. there's concern this mornin