cnn joins us from cart hey na. what's the latest on the investigation where it stance? >> reporter: well, as you pointed out, those two u.s. government sources telling cnn that in fact these secret service personnel did bring back several prostitutes to their hotels. now, it's still a little squishy as to some of the details after they brought them back to their hot hotel, but at some point according to these sources, there was a dispute overpayment, and then the police, the local police got involved. about a dozen secret service officers are involved in this scandal. we're told it's a mix of undercover agents as well as the uniform officers. they were not part of the president's protective detail but were part of the overall security team here in colombia. now, we do understand that president obama has been informed about this investigation along with secretary na poll tan oof homeland security, an investigation, an internal investigation is now under way. >> so dan, this clearly overshadowing the president's visit in colombia. what is on the agenda for that summit today? >> reporter: this is not only an embarrassment, but it's a major distraction for the white house. the president came here to focus on critical issues, not only to the united states but also to the region, focusing on energy, on trade, on the economy. the expansion of the economy has bench quicker since the economic downturn in the latin american region than it has been in the united states. so the president today meeting with the ceos at a ceo summit here talking about expanding trade in this region, job creation back at home, and this public private partnership, that's very much what the white house wants the focus to be. >> and then there was some other type of security scare in colombia on the eve of the summit. explain what happened? >> reporter: that's right. you know, we had explosions happening not only here in cart hae hey na, two in bogota, one near a bus stop, another near a shopping mall. no injuries, only minor damage and we're told that no one has claimed responsibility. these devices were described by law enforcement sources as kind of home made devices. so nothing very sophisticated but no doubt did cause a bit of a stir here because the ones in cartagena happened a few miles away from where theels world leaders are staying. >> thanks for that update from colombia. the cdc says people are infected with a strain of al monday ella. they they it was caused by people eating raw yellow fin tu na. it is used to make sushi and sa memy. and bee gees start robin gibb in a coma. he according to a representative, doctors believe the singer has developed a secondary tumor. and one of the accused tulsa shooters says he is not a raisist despite being charged at the state level with a hate crime. 19-year-old jake england is accused of killing three strangers on april 6th because they were black. on the tape he said he had grown up in a large african-american community in tulsa and quote, got along with everybody. the los angeles dodgers should be under new management by the end of this month. a bankruptcy court approved the baseball team's reorganization fans on friday. it allows the owner to sell the team for $2 billion to gug enhiem baseball management, a group that includes magic johnson. and we're keeping a close eye on severe storms that could unleash powerful tornadoes across much of the plains states today. let's find out what's happening from jackie in the weather center. >> today is going to be an for examplely day and things are already getting started across parts of the plains. this is what we call a high-risk day. only a few days per year maybe would occur this way. this is not a typical tornado day. this is where we're expecting large destructive long-lived tornadoes, ones that stay on the ground for a long period of time. and if you don't take the proper precautions and live in this area today, it could spell really bad news. we could have fatalities today if you're not underground. we're talking about this large pink area, about 5.5 million people live here. omaha, into wichita, down through oklahoma city. those are areas where you have a one in three chance of a tornado coming within 25 miles of your home. here's the atmosphere already beginning to explode. we can see a lot of convection as we call it into kansas and nebraska. we have two watches and these are what we call pds watch, that stance for a particularly dangerous situation. and there you can see right to the north into northern parts of kansas where things have been developing and we do have a couple of warnings in effect, knuckles count, but these are doppler indicated tornadoes, there are storm chasers out there now that we're staying in contact, as this continue continues to develop and unfold, we'll keep you up to date. we're talking into the overnight hours potentially when people are asleep. you need your noaah weather radio on. people living in the direct path of these storms are on edge. in norman, oklahoma, people have already suffered damage after the tornado touched down there. it also happens to be the home of the national weather center. susan candiotti. what are they telling people? >> this is an epicenter for all the meet yol gists all over the company. right here is where all the action is. we're supposed to be taking in hush tones because people here, all the meteorologists very busy looking at all the latest weather data. each person here has their specialty and area of expertise and then they put it all together so they can put out the latest information for all the meteorologists in particular and weather watchers all over the place looking for the highest risk areas. and they have this bank of monitors to look at this. but this one over here is of special interest. it has all these extra colors on it. you see the yellow that indicates every place in this region in particular, and across the united states for that matter, where there is some kind of weather warning at this time. any kind of weather warning. and then you see the circles of the red and the purple, jackie was talking about, where the highest risk areas are. steve weiss, one of the immediate roll gists hard at work here. this could be a very dangerous day into tonight and sunday morning. how bad could it get? >> there's certainly potential for long track destructive tornadoes to occur this afternoon and tonight over parts of the plains states. we're already seeing thunderstorms, parts of kansas, into nebraska, we're seeing indications near the border of rotation in the storms, tornado warnings have been issued for parts of that area. and we anticipate there will be additional storms developing later today into tonight. >> if people aren't paying heed to these warnings, what could happen? >> they certainly have potential to have damage to where they are at, and we really do hope that people will increase their awareness of the threat today. it's a weekend, there can be people who have plans for their weekend. please be aware of the weather and the threat that we're going to have continuing into opportunity. >> thank you very much. and this is the second time only since 2006 where they have issued this kind of a high-risk warning. two days in advance. giving, trying to give people enough warning of what is coming up. and they have so much more improved technology to use nowadays. so it's important, you've said it, jackie's saying it, you've got to have a plan. please pay attention. especially because the worst of it could happen overnight. pay attention to these warnings. back to you. >> all right, thanks so much. i appreciate that. susan candiotti from norman, oklahoma. the images that we've become used to seeing from lie beeria are war, poverty and child soldiers. now there are new glimmers of hope. we'll get a look at the changing face of an african nation. i went to a small high school. the teacher that comes to mind for me is my high school math teacher, dr. gilmore. i mean he could teach. he was there for us, even if we needed him in college. you could call him, you had his phone number. he was just focused on making sure we were gonna be successful. he would never give up on any of us. and who ordered the yummy cereal? 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>> you know, it's taken a long time. the war is almost, ten years of peace almost. not even. next year will be ten years. so it's taken ten years to reach this point. and there's still so much more to do in liberia. i think that the, because the spirit of the people, the desire to improve, and the belief that better days are ahead of us, that's finally come. and i think that's what i was seeing on this trip. because i've been back many many times and i didn't feel this prior to this. >> something happened on this journey. >> you know, it was as if when i turned that corner and came up on those children, it was like i realized my country had turned a corner at that time. because our children who were killers, liberian children, thousands of them were child soldiers, they were the ones killing. they were taught to kill and they were made to kill and they saw family members. >> they were made to kill their own family members. >> yeah. they were there wits sing their parents being killed and they were taken. we have a horrible, horrible history. and i think when i saw my husband and daughter and i were in the car together, and she sees the liberia of hope. so when she saw the kids dancing in the street and she's sitting in the car, she's dancing too. and my husband and i who know the horror of liberia, i said to him, our children have their child hoods back, and he said yes. this is a good thing. i was not even doing a story on it. i wasn't even thinking about being a journalist. at that point i was a liberian, be a mother. this was a moment for me, the camera man was on the back, i didn't even know he was videotaping. >> it's a beautiful story in which to tell and a great view that we rarely get a chance to see. thanks to brenda bush for bringing it to us. >> thank you. have you filed your taxes yet now that you're back home? >> that's another story. >> we've got some help on the other side of this break. some of the last minute advise that you do not want to miss from our karen lee right after this. 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all right. we're learning more details about a scandal involving u.s. secret service personnel. members of the advanced team assigned to president obama's trip to colombia had been relieved of duty and sent home. government sources tell cnn about a dozen personnel were involved. none were part of the protective detail. but i do want to bring in tom fuentes joining us now from san francisco. good to see you. >> hi. >> stoe while prosecution is not illegal, this could break the code of conduct, this is what is at issue. not necessarily whether those secret service broke the law, but they did break the code of conduct allegedly, correct? >> that's correct. and the issue here is that the secret service more than any other federal law enforcement agency are really regarded as part of the president's direct staff, whether it's advanced detail or the actual protective detail that are with him every day and night. they are considered direct representatives and part of his staff and the expectation is that their conduct will always be beyond reproach at the highest level. >> but it is very serious in your view? how serious? >> if it was serious enough for them to bring all of them back to the u.s. and send a different team out, or they may have been finished with their duties anyway since they were the advanced team, we're going to have to wait and see what the investigation discloses. i've seen reports that said it was one agent with one prostitute and there was other reporting that it might have been multiple prostitutes with multiple agents. we just don't know that yet. but the mere fact that someone notified the police in cartagena and the police notified the embassy, that doesn't mean it's true, yet. it just means it's a serious allegation, that was enough for the secret service to take action and we're going to have atto aweighed their internal investigation, and i'm sure it's going to be looked at not only by the secret service itself but other components of the department of homeland security as well as the ambassador's staff there in colombia. >> so these that were suspended were not members of the protective detail, but the advance team. nonetheless you have to wonder what kind of security issues are glaring now, particularly since the advance team would jenly sanitize an area before the president's arrival. do you worry that that might have been compromised during these alleged engagements? >> i actually don't worry about that. i think that the work that they do, and they do it also in conjunction with the local police from colombia, i think they would have done a very professional job of that. and unless there's evidence that these prostitutes, if they did get taken back to the hotel, were members of some terrorist organization or were, you know, planting bombs in an area that had already been secured, i don't see it as a direct security threat. i don't think that's the issue. and there are advance teams working all over the world right now, today, looking at the upcoming trips for the next month or two that the president will take. so there's multiple advance teams working at any given moment for the president, for the vice president, depending what's on their schedule of travel. so this is one of the teams, obviously it was the one that was there immediately preceding his travel there. so they had a krkts ey function with that. they're not alone, it's down with the police and you have the regular detail come in and they're with the president every day. and as well, the president is attending the summit of the americas, a very highly charged, diplomatic event for this hemisphe hemisphere. the summit itself will be providing stensive security for all the leaders who are attending this function. >> tom fuentes, formerly of the fbi. thanks for joining us. >> you're welcome. >> and we understand the white house will have a briefing coming up today. in the meantime, let's talk about weather. you saw the images right there. 5.5 million people are now bracing for what could be a violent outbreak of tornadoes. the plains states are the a target of a storm that could drop as many as 100 tornadoes, forecasters warn people need to be especially vigilant after the sun goes down. this might be a very long evening. jackie is monitoring the storm and will bring us new developments straight ahead. do you know what to if a tornado or disaster heads your way? the u.s. government is urging every one to get a plan in place right now and it's providing some great tools for you and even your children to do so. cnn's josh levs is here. >> today is a good day is to remember that it is important for every one if you're not in a place to get stornds, to have an emergency plan in place. and the government talks about this and there's a great site that talks you through some of the key steps it's called ready.gov. i want to give you all some basics. i want you to know a few of the things, go into an emergency supply kit, have this ready no matter where you live. one of them is water you want to have in this kit. at lease three gallons per person. it's a gallon of water per person per ba at least three days. and three days' worth of nonperishable food. and also that battery powered radio. a flashlight with extra batteries. a first aid kit with all the basics. and you also want to have, a lot of people forget about this one, a whistle in case you need to signal for help. that's just half the list. there's also something else that might surprise you. take i look at the pictures. this is something the government has put out there as they're trying to help people get safe now. why would you be looking at pictures of a family of what appear to be lions? the government has created these comic book characters that are now there to help you as a family get together and make a plan with your children so your kids will be empowered with some basic information about how to handle an emergency if it is to happen. so these characters are now there, these little comic strips, talking you through how to prepare as a family. and there's a little place where you write down information, you put it in each kid's pocket. i've linked it all up for you on my facebook and twitter. you can check it out, and fred, i will tell you it's nice to see these pro active steps to try and help families have more and more tools to build those emergency kits. >> it's clever and cute and oh, so necessary. hopefully they will go to your sites. >> josh, you probably loved this and remember, larry, curly and moe, they are back this time on the big screen. does this classic tv show clans late on the big screen? our movie critic weighs in next. wow. this is new. yep, i'm sending the dancing chicken to every store in the franchise to get the word out. that could work. or you could use every door direct mail from the postal service. it'll help you and all your franchisees find the customers that matter most -- the ones in the neighborhood. you print it or we'll help you find a local partner. great. keep it moving, honey. honey? 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or more drinks a day increase their risk for breast cancer. heavy drinking has also been tide to other cancers, liver disease, increases in blood pressure and damage to the heart. if you don't drink, researchers say, there's no need to start. i'm elist beth cohen. all right. it's something most of us take for granted, munching on an apple or ga grabbing a sandwich, but for some families of autistic children, mealtime can be traumatic. randy kai has. >> reporter: she's also never had cookies, a grilled cheese sandwich or any solid foods. that's because up until now, kaylee has refused to eat. >> we had a seven-year-old drinking out of a bottle still on formula. so for her health and well being we had to find something more substantial. >> like pur rayed food. according to the newest figures from the cdc, one every 88 children has autism. a shocking majority have what are known as autism related he'ding disorders. >> the research is 49 percent to 08 percent of children who have some restriction or difficulties who are not eating enough to get nutrition. >> dr. david jacks is the director in the alltism center in atlanta. >> children have severe tantrums, maybe throwing food or running away from the table and getting emotionally upset and crying. >> like most kids with autism, she is considered nonverbal, so therefore she has problems communicating. she will just knock it out of your hands. >> reporter: even for those patients who do eat, their extreme pickiness endangers their help. >> another example might be a particular child who ohm eats a particular brand of store bought food, because they have a particular feel in their mouth or something about their experience of it that makes it more comfortable for them. >> reporter: the marcus center's feeding program may sound simple to a healthy person, but it's very rig with us to a child with autism. >> children are here all day, monday through friday for about seven weeks working hard and intensely and we try to balance that out with the kind of reinforcers that are going to motivate children to do what for them is difficult work. >> reporter: there is still work to be done. >> from a kid that would slap you instead of letting you put food in her mouth to she is actually lunging at the spoon now in order to get the food. so we have made big strides and this is just the beginning of the fourth week. >> reporter: long strides towards a heldier life for kaylee and peace of mind for jennife jennifer. y randi kaye.
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