former presidents bill clinton and jimmy carter, both of whom went to pyongyang in 2009 mr. clinton negotiated the release of two u.s. journalists accused of entering north korea illegally. laura ling and elena lee. some north korean experts are suggesting this might be some kind of bargaining chip to try to ease the u.n. sanctions against pyongyang or even get former president s clinton or carter to get there, to help them establish kim jong un as the leader of that regime there. jon: you have to feel for that young man whatever is happening there. david piper, thank you. jenna: a possible break in the search for a missing mom. police think she was kidnapped while working the night shiftwadia gas station. now we have a sketch of a possible suspect and police are asking for your help. also fast moving flames burning thousands of acres in southern california forcingee evacuate wraeugss and leaving one man s home in ruins.
permit lawmakers to question the benghazi survivors. anybody who wants to be heard by congress is welcome to be heard by congress in our view. that has been our a etch proper, our cooperative approach to this matter and to this investigation from the beginning. reporter: the next congressional hearing on benghazi is slated for may 8th. jenna. jenna: james rosen live in d.c. james thank you. jon: happening now in north korea, an american whose only crime, his friends say, was feeding or fans, sentenced to 15 years hard labor. david praoeu piper is live from thailand with more. reporter: yes. north korea had been cutting down its rhetoric over the past week or so, but this announcement seemed to have a great chance of raising tensions again between the u.s. and north korea. the announcement that 44-year-old kenneth bayh had been sentenced to 15 years hard labor came from the north korea news state agency today.