to name north korea responsible. it will go to a council vote. in it, the u.n. expresses deep sympathy and condolences for 46 south korean sailers who died in march. as we have mentioned throughout the morning, lebron james has ended weeks of speculation about his nba future with this announcement. i am going to take my talents to south beach and join the miami heat. miami heat, that was the conclusion you woke up with this morning? that was the conclusion i woke up with this morning. joining us to talk about lebron s big decision and the fallout, in chicago, author, buzz bissinger, who co-wrote the book shooting stars with lebron james and our sports guy, max kellermann. so, max, we talked yesterday. you thought it was going to be the knicks. what s your reaction? i thought it was going to be the knicks because if you are looking for the best
can win six and dwyane wade will be the go-too guy. there is going to be an asterisk that is lebron james name. does this make the heat unstoppable at this snoint do they have to win the championship? doesn t this increase the pressure ten fold for lebron, boesch as well as wade? yes. i think there are three guys in the nba where if you have any two of them on the same team, there has to be gross mismanagement for them not to dominate. lebron james, kobe bryant and dwyane wade. if you have any of the two of them on the same team, you win and you add chris boesch and michael miller, you are in the nba. max kellermann, buzz, thank you so much. if he does not win, the news will be bigger than ever. the most interesting thing was not in the letter but when he interviewed and said that lebron
ten convicted russian spies have touched down in vienna, austria. they were on a jet to laguardia after being expelled from the united states. the two superpowers showed how quickly governments can get things done when motivated working with lightning speed to put an embarrassing incident behind them. susan is here. what s the latest? this has been a very complex story. i ll say. it happened so quickly. all of this completed from start to finish from the time they were arrested, less than two weeks. here is the latest. we got word a short time ago, a u.s. chartered flight that left new york last night is now on the ground in vienna. aboard, ten spies. most are returning to their home land. will they sell their spy stories? it s the russians admitting they were spies. reporter: each of the ten pleaded guilty for one count of conspiracy as a for not registering as a foreign agent. if they sell their stories, proceeds must be turned over to the united states. several were
behind closed doors hammering out an old-fashioned cold-war trial spy swap. it s been decades since we ve seen anything like this. ten suspected sleeper spies rounded up, including one femme fatale. all reportedly being hustled to manhattan this morning. they could be out of the country in hours. matthew chance is live this morning. he s the man of mystery and intrigue. a lot of moving parts to this story right now, matthew. what s going on there in moscow? reporter: there s certainly a lot of intrigue and mystery. i am not sure whether we re going to get advance notice of whether this spy swap deal is going to come off. moscow is rife with rumors that there is this deal in the offing to swap the ten accused spies accused of being in the u.s. to swap them for people who are already in jail in russia for spying in the united states and britain and other countries over the course of the next 24 hours. nothing is being confirmed, john, either by the kremlin or by the white hou
billion to fund the fight in afghanistan and the war is raging on during the change in command. overnight, the taliban claiming responsibility for an attack on a u.s. aid agency. at least four people were killed in that. as we talked about this morning, we have the story covered like no one else. first, let s start with barbara. it s interesting to take a look at general petraeus as he heads to afghanistan. he was in charge of centcom it was under his view before. it was but laser focus it will be his sole job and arriving later today and, as you say, he comes at a point after stopping at nato where he is about to fly into skyrocketing violence in that country. in the latest, some of othe latest developments in eastern afghanistan now, the commander there has put new restrictions on troops being able to travel in humvees. that s how bad the violence is. these umvies, of course, we have seen for years in the battlefields of iraq and afghanistan now considered too dangerous