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Difficult, given the confines of the privacy in the juvenile system. i appreciate the facts you gave us today. thank you. >> thank you, chris. more on the report about an american detained in iran, now the longest held american hostage in history. why are revelations coming out just now that he was working for the cia? should these revelations have come out at all. also ahead, trouble at the national zoo. more animals dying than usual in the last few months. what's behind the spake and what's being done about it? we'll have a look. smoke?

The courtroom, while johnson's friends held hands and shook their heads in satisfaction. they left the federal courthouse saying few but powerful words. >> god will take care of it. >> reporter: as will a judge when she's sentenced in march. kyung lah, cnn, missoula, montana. >> what a story. let's take a look at headlines making news. robert levenson, the retired fbi agent who went missing in iran in 2007 was in fact working for the cia. the associated press and "the washington post" reporting he was working undercover, gathering intelligence, both the state department and levenson's family...

Settlement. u.n. inspectors say chemical weapons were likely used in five different locations in syria, including that deadly attack outside damascus in august. in at least two cases, the new report found evidence of sarin gas. a brutal civil war has divided that nation since 2011 pitting the government against a fractious group of rebels. surprise in a montana courtroom. a newlywed accused of pushing her husband off a cliff pleaded guilty to murder just before closing arguments. jordan graham accepted a second degree murder plea. graham says she and her husband of eight days were arguing ...

Welcome back to "new day." more now on that new report about an american missing nearly seven years in iran. the associated press and the "washington post" say bob levenson was working for the cia when he vanished despite years of denial from the agency and levenson's family. jim sciutto is in washington to look more into this report. what are you hearing about why the ap and "the washington post" decided to make these revelations public now? he's still in custody. >> well, this is a very sad, a very sensitive story. this is what the ap says now. they say they first confirmed this three years ...