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Very close eye on that nuclear program. >> reporter: all eyes are focused on this missile with a range of 2500 miles and a question of if and when north korea might test fire them from mobile launchers in eastern north korea. >> our position has been and remains that north korea should cease its provocative threats immediately. >> reporter: but a growing concern may be whats happening here at north koreas nuclear complex. look at this commercial satellite photo from early february compared to th...

Been behind bars. mark sanfords big chance. can the disgraced former south carolina governor get back on the comeback trail? well, the political victory today. interesting. welcome back to "early start," everyone. im john berman. >> and im christine romans in for zoraida today. it is tuesday, april 2nd, half past the hour. lets 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 powe...

Newtown. it include background checks for private gun sales and april new registry for existing magazines that hold ten or more bullets. the connecticut proposal is expected to be adopted this week. that bipartisan legislation passed despite nra robo calls urging residents in newtown to ask lawmakers to oppose new gun control legislation. later this morning, the nra will unavailable its plan for safer schools. thats going to include legislative proposals for congress and a guide for state and lo...

>> well, sure. the secretary-general of the iaea traveled to tehran over the weekend to try to hammer out some sort of deal that would give the iaea access again to irans nuclear complex. the agency has been trying for a long time to get at the full width and breadth of iranian nuclear program. they havent been able to do so because the iranians really frustrated their efforts. this deal is a deal that the u.n. is trumpeting as greater transparency on the part of the iranian regime, a greater wi...

Just trying to delay the iranian program maybe a couple of years or get iran to really come to the negotiating table after a strike. so it all depends on your objectives, your strategic objectives, and you back that with your military objectives and capabilities. it is more difficult for israel to attack iran today than it was in 1981 when they went again saddam husseins nuclear complex. jenna: a lot of differences in that. peter brooks, thank you so much. >> thanks for having me. jon: new detai...

He will run for olympia snowes senate seat after three terms citing disnunysfunction in cong. he did not say which party hints he may not caucus with either party if elected. and calling for an air campaign. three senators claiming targeted air strikes two asit the syrian opposition facing brutal attacks by shelling by syrian government troops. question there, of course, is how much of that is happening, though, on the ground versus in the air? the united nations inspectors will reportedly b...

Worlds attention on the danger, still, there must be no illusions what it would take to seriously damage irans nuclear complex, the high costs and the limited returns. washington times meanwhile questions the presidents commitment to israel. president obama says he has israels back the question is whether anyone believes him. no president, mr. obama said, has made such a clear statement about our support for the united nations at such a difficult time. but no other president has had to keep re...

Westerners have not been allowed inside the exclusion zone around japans crippled nuclear complex until today. cnn was given exclusive access. our stan grant and his crew were allowed inside the zone to witness firsthand the devastation. were you worried about exposure to radiation? nobody else has been allowed back into that proximity to the nuclear facility. >> of course theres always a concern. we dont want to expose ourselves to a dangerous level of risk. he deemed it was an acceptably low l...

Deal! my money. my choice. my meineke. in japan, the death toll from the catastrophic earthquake and tsunami has topped 14,000. more than 13,000 people are still missing more than a month after the disaster. at the crippled fukushima daiichi nuclear complex, were finally getting a look at the conditions inside the reactor building. tokyo electric power, which owns the facility, sends robots armed with lights and cameras. the robots were capable of opening doors and the company says the tempera...

Bill: 22 past the hour, developing in "americas newsroom", a key step to stabilizing japans crippled nuclear complex is underway, engineers pumping 25 tons of radioactive water out of a reactor basement. thats supposed to make it easier for workers to file cooling system and we wish them luck! the woman who falsely accused of three duke lacrosse players of raping her in 2006, now indicted on murder charges, crystal mangem, accused of stabbing her boyfriend to death. >> rescuers hoping to reach...