[Baldwin:] It has never happened before, but North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is planning to leave the confines of his hermit kingdom. His destination? Russia. An invite coming directly from President Vladimir Putin himself. Let's go to Moscow to our correspondent there, Matthew Chance, our senior international correspondent. I have a lot of questions for you. Let's just begin with, how exactly does one send on invite to Kim Jong-un? What did this look like?
[Matthew Chance, Cnn Senior International Correspondent:] I haven't seen it, first of all, but it's an issue of protocol. I mean, there were 68 world leaders that have been invited to this enormous event that is being staged on May the 9th here in the Russian capital. It's to commemorate Victory Day, which is the end of the Second World War, essentially, and every year it's a big event, but this year is the 70th anniversary and so the Russians are going very big on it. And they have invited everybody they can, including President Obama, who has declined, including European leaders, some of whom have also declined. But, astonishingly, Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader, who has never been on a trip outside of North Korea, as far as we're aware, at least since he inherited the presidency or the leadership there in 2011, he accepted. And so he will be standing shoulder to shoulder with Vladimir Putin watching these soldiers parade through Red Square to commemorate the end of the Second World War.
[Baldwin:] Since this is such a significant visit, do we have any idea yet what, Matthew, the Kremlin is planning for Kim Jong-un?
[Chance:] Well, there'll be that big event and that will be the main event that he will be attending if he comes along with all those other world leaders. And 2015 has also been announced as the year of friendship between Russia and North Korea. And so I don't know this for sure, but my expectation is there'll be cultural agreements, business agreements between the two countries as well. It's also a possible opportunity for Kim Jong-un to meet with Xi Jinping, the Chinese leader. Remember, China is the main backer of North Korea at the moment, although that might change if the relationship with Russia gets closer. But those two figures have never met. Xi Jinping is going to be in Moscow attending these Victory Day celebrations along with Kim Jong-un and so the two of them could have an opportunity to get together and talk about their relationship as well. It is a pretty interesting little diplomatic initiative by Moscow to bring all these figures together.
[Baldwin:] The world will be watching. Matthew Chance, thank you very much in Moscow. Coming up next, protests across the country highlighting racial tensions between police and other communities, especially here at the University of Virginia or in Ferguson, Missouri. We will talk to Don Lemon. He has more. He is focusing on the hands up movement tonight for his show. And we will ask Don if he agrees with a recent "Washington Post" columnist that it's actually a lie. Also ahead, the words from a father to a teenager who allegedly planned to attack his son's school, they're simply remarkable. He says to this would-be killer, I understand how you might feel. And it will get better. We will talk to this father live coming up.