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Requested them to conduct the specific terrorist attacks. >> and paul, as we get more details, an 8-year-old girl among the familiars, an 18-year-old woman. sadly when we look at the age the suicide bomb ner in his 20s ill ask if it surprises you. as we learn about people who went to camps to train and part of an army. now more and more when you have these horrific incidents and you get to whos the perpetrator, 22, 23 is not a surprise, is it? >> its not a surprise that theyre very young people ...

Political signs on the hotel where he was staying and he was arrested last year in january. he was sentenced to about ten years of hard labor. and then there is another american, his name is kim dong chul and he is also in his 50s, a former businessman who was in korea and he has been also there since 2015, sentenced to 15 years in hard labor camps. so clearly north korea uses these americans as a bargaining chip and how theyre going to get out is anybodys guess. the u.s. protective power in swe...

More. what more have we been able to confirm? >> well, thomas, most of this information is coming from south koreas news agency, and this is what they are reporting. this man is being identified by his last name, kim, hes in his 50s, an aid worker in north korea for about a month working on some sort of relief program. he was apparently at the airport in pyongyang on friday preparing to leave the country when he was arrested without any kind of warning. now, were trying to confirm all the detail...

United nations. a leader that he ignores. now in response, the u.s. sent the "uss carl vinson" into the region and today they fired back with a new threat. for more on the developing story, we go to seoul, south korea. kel what have we learned? >> reporter: most is coming from the yonhap news agency here in south korea. theyre identifying this man only by the last name, kim, they say hes in his 50s. that he was in north korea for about a month. working -- doing some relief for aid work. and that...

>> heres what he said on "new day" this morning. >> i call it political chemo their peechlt one of my friends who i always thought was really smart, he had a different viewpoint on president trump. he said, mark, ive voted for politicians my entire life. hes in his 50s. doing the same thing over and over expecting different results and so i voted for donald trump. is he poisonous in a lot of respects? yeah. this is our chemotherapy. we hope hes going to change the political system. >> so mark cu...

One of the presidents billionaire friends is speaking out -- i guess we can call him a friend, right? what he says is not exactly complementary. back now with my panel. would you call mark cuban a friend? >> probably not. >> heres what he said on "new day" this morning. >> i call it political chemo their peechlt one of my friends who i always thought was really smart, he had a different viewpoint on president trump. he said, mark, ive voted for politicians my entire life. hes in his 50s. doing t...

I call it political chemotherapy. and one of my friends who i always thought was very smart said, mark, i voted for politicians my entire life. hes in his 50s. do you know what the definition of insanity is? doing the same thing over and over expecting the same results. so i voted for donald trump. is he poisonous in a lot of respects? yeah. hes our chemotherapy. we hope hes going to change the political system. >> thats a fascinating analogy. why do you give him a c minus? its only 100 days. wh...

As a possible candidate in that year. you know, ronald reagan defied political gravity for entire career. what couple of interesting things. he didnt come to politics until his 50s, but he had spent the 1950s working out a coherent political philosophy. he didnt like flying. so, when he was on the road for general electric, he would ride the train. he gave him an enormous amount of time to read and he read human events. he read lots of books. in fact, one of the reasons he was prone to gaffes ab...

>> well, it can impact cig any cantly. theres another individual thats about to be charged also once he gets the presentence report and once they get clearance from the prisons is pa factor all of this in. as far as i am concerned, this is the upper level of the guidelines. this is 12 or 13 years. he should not be out until well in his 50s. >> i wonder because it was his attorneys that said it wont be less. were not going to ask for less than five years. how much can they weigh in or influence a...

Not much more than 5 1/2 feet tall now in his 50s, and growing bald. >> the bottom line is nobody ever testified or even claimed that they saw me strike another person, choke another person, stab, beat or kill or hurt anybody. because i didnt. >> this is the first time wayne williams has talked on tv in at least a decade. why do you think you were convicted? >> fear. >> what do you mean? >> atlanta at the time was in a panic. they wanted any suspect that they could find. and lets just be honest....