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Home. the data was deleted in february trying to retrieve it now, jenna. jenna: david, why are the people so unhappy with the malaysian search for the plane so far? >reporter: there's a lot of frustration of the pace and the information coming out about the search from china it must be said they have over 150 people on board the plane so it is understandable. three people trying to get in for the daily news conference, they were manhandled and carried out by security guards. we have regretted the incident since, but it will go down very badly in china. jonjenna: thank you. jon: moron what auth...

>> m.i.t. security studies. deployed sanctions as a tool. >> so who would call for greater sanctions. unilateral sanctions, the u.s. doing it lean, won't mean very much. it has to be done in concert with our allies, germany and others. some of the europeans are a bit reluctant. the urge is to push back and to punish. that's reasonable and good

Bill: so is it a, b or c? martha: i think it's a good bad movie. you can't help yourself. if it's on, you're going to want to watch it -- bill: cheese factor was pretty high though. give me that, right? [laughter] martha: it's not often that bill calls out the cheese factor, but he did. bill: police in mexico recovering a stolen truck packed with radioactive medical equipment after a gunman stole it from a gas station two days ago. cobalt 60 inside, a highly dangerousç material some fear could be used to make a dirty bomb. jim walsh, national security expert with the mit security studies pro...

Jenna: well, there is one underlying theme in nearly all of our big news stories whether it's the nsa or syria, and one of the key components is iran. while the world is learning more about iran's new president-elect, questions are surfacing about how much impact he'll truly have on american/iranian relations or lack thereof. the state department recently released a report that said iran's terror outreach is surging to levels we haven't seen in decades, and while the president -- our president is speaking today about nuclear disarmament, iran continues to plug ahead towards it nuclear program....

North korea is flexing its muscles and putting the international community on edge. a u.s. official said yesterday the country had two missiles ready to launch. that's after a long range rocket test in december and in february a nuclear test that triggered tough sanctions. joining me now is jim walsh with m.i.t. security studies program. travelled to north korea and hosted delegation from there. good to see you, jim. >> good to see you, fredricka. >> a whole lot of uncertainty about what's going on in north korea. is the leader bluffing or is it for real? what's your gut feeling. >> i don't th...