[Miguel Marquez, Cnn Anchor:] From CNN world headquarters in Atlanta, this is EARLY START WEEKEND. And then there were two. If you missed it last night, we'll tell you the NCAA's Final Four winners and some interesting reaction from one of the losing coaches. Just in to CNN this morning, we may know now the dates for North Korea's missile test. Why South Korea thinks we could be days away. And the son of one of the nation's most famous pastors is dead. Why Matthew Warren took his own life and Rick and Kay Warren's struggle to help him. Plus, if you're wearing a mini skirt, you could go to jail. Some new legislation that could equate a risky wardrobe with pornography. It is Sunday, April 7th. Good morning, everyone. I'm Miguel Marquez. The big dance is down to just one couple. And just like the presidential election, it's red against big blue. One team overcame a gruesome injury on their way to the final, while the other followed the lead of the college game's top player. Our Carlos Diaz lucky Carlos is at the Georgia Dome where the Final Four games played out. OK, Carols, I danced around it enough. Who's in and how did they get there?
[Carlos Diaz, Cnn Sports:] You are an amazing dancer. Yes, we have Louisville against Michigan. The Cardinals taking on the Wolverines in the championship game tomorrow night. We're expecting two great games yesterday and we were not disappointed. Starting with the night cap. Michigan taking on Syracuse last night. Now, everyone was talking about Trey Burke coming into the game. The national player of the year for Michigan. But he had a rough night. Only one for eight from the field. So, the rest of the Michigan "Fresh Five," as they're called, instead of the Fab 5, had to pick up the slack with Tim Hardaway Jr. leading the scorning. And it was basically a team effort. But Michigan let Syracuse back in at late by missing several free throws. In the end, Michigan's the winner, knocking off Syracuse and Jim Boeheim is beaten by the person that he mentored, John Beilein. John Beilein was zero for nine against Jim Boeheim throughout his career. His first win last night on his first trip to the Final Four. So, Michigan gets back to the final game for the first time in 20 years. The first time since 1993 with the Fab 5 with the likes of Juwan Howard, Jalen Rose, Chris Webber. You had all those great guys playing back 20 years ago. And now Michigan back in the final game. Miguel.
[Marquez:] So, Carlos, who's got the advantage tomorrow? Is it are we talking about Louisville here?
[Diaz:] Well, the great thing is this. You know, Louisville is a 4.5 point favorite. You know, that's the early line right now on the game. But I tell you what, it is going to be an exciting game because, you know, Wichita State and Syracuse, known for their really tough defense, I joked that if those two played in the finals, it would be the final score would be 20 to 19. Instead, you've got Louisville taking on Michigan. Two great, hunt, run and gun kind of teams. Louisville with a great pressure trap defense. So there's going to be an it's going to be an exciting 40 minutes from start to finish. It's one of those matchups that you love to see in a final game where it's not a grinded out game. This is going to be a run and gun style kind of game. A lot of scoring tomorrow. But the tough thing for both teams, it's hitting their free throws. As I said, Michigan missed a lot of free throws down the stretch. Louisville missed a ton of free throws early in the game. So free throws are going to be the key. And it's going to be an exciting game, but it might come down to the charity stripe, Miguel.
[Marquez:] All right, Carlos, get some sleep on Tuesday why don't you. You won't have any sleep for the next
[Diaz:] What is this sleep you speak of?
[Marquez:] Now, Syracuse had a good run, but just couldn't close the deal. That may explain why Coach Jim Boeheim was a little irritable at his post-game news conference. Here's his reaction when a reporter asked the 68-year-old coach if he was ready to retire.
[Jim Boeheim, Syracuse Head Coach:] Why ask that question? Do you ask are you going to ask John Beilein that question?
[Unidentified Male:] Well, we ask 19-year-old kids the same question. They handle it better than you are.
[Boeheim:] You ask a 19-year-old kid if he's going to retire? Really? I didn't
[Unidentified Male:] If they're going to be back next year. I was kind of
[Boeheim:] If you're going to say something smart, at least be smart.
[Marquez:] Well, later, Boeheim apologized for his anger and made up with the reporter who asked the question. He also said he has no plans to retire. There is shock and sadness this morning in one of the country's biggest mega churches. Matthew Warren, the youngest son of the evangelical pastor and author Rick Warren, has killed himself. His grief-stricken father says the 27-year-old battled, quote, "dark holes of depression" for all his life. Deborah Feyerick has more on the tragedy.
[Deborah Feyerick, Cnn National Correspondent:] Apparently, 27- year-old Matthew Warren committed suicide after years of struggling with mental illness. His father, Pastor Rick Warren, you may remember, delivered the invocation at President Obama's first inauguration. Now, in a heartfelt message he said that his son suffered from deep depression and suicidal thoughts. Warren's statement reads that, quote, "in spite of America's best doctors, meds, counselors and prayers for healing, the torture of mental illness never subsided. Today, after a fun evening with wife Kay and me, in a momentary wave of despair at his home, Matthew took his life." Well, Pastor Rick Warren is well-known and widely regarded internationally. He's "The New York Times" bestselling author of the book "The Purpose Driven Life," which has sold upwards of 30 million copies. Among liberals and Democrats, he is a somewhat controversial figure for his seemingly conservative theological views on social issues like abortion and same-sex marriage, which he does not support. The broken-hearted father described his son as having a brilliant intellect and a gift for sensing who in the room was in most pain and going to them to offer encouragement. Warren says that after a failed attempt about 10 years ago, his son Matthew said to him, quote, "dad, I know I'm going to heaven. Why can't I just die and end this pain?" Warren and his wife Kay in anguish over the loss of their youngest son. Deborah Feyerick.
[Marquez:] Now, Pastor Rick Warren founded the Saddleback Valley Community Church in southern California. At the church last night, Matthew Warren's Uncle Tom Holladay delivered this heartfelt message.
[Tom Holladay, Teaching Pastor, Saddleback Church:] Rick and Kay and their family are having to face the news this week of the death of their youngest son, Matthew. And we're facing it together as a family. And that's what we're going to do this weekend. We're going to pray together and we're going to worship together and we're going to look at God's hope together and we're going to be real together about who he is. We're going to real together about our hurts and we're going to be real together about the thing that only he can give us, hope in the face of anything and everything.
[Marquez:] Now, just about a year ago, Matthew Warren's parents spoke with CNN's Jake Tapper when he was with ABC. Matthew's mother, Kay Warren, hinted at the challenges her son had been dealing with. Listen to this.
[Kaye Warren, Matthew Warren's Mother:] We have close family with some mental illness. For us, it has been challenging and it has been difficult.
[Marquez:] Now, Kay Warren also said in that interview that life is like a parallel set of train tracks, where joy and sorry run together. Overseas now to Afghanistan where six Americans were killed in two separate attacks. Five of them died when their military convoy came under attack. Two of the victims were civilian. One from the State Department and one from the Defense Department. The convoy was delivering books into southern Afghanistan when it was hit. Four other State Department workers were injured in the attack. This morning, Secretary of State John Kerry spoke about the attack and the loss of life.
[John Kerry, Secretary Of State:] Folks who want to kill people, and that's all they want to do, are scared of knowledge. And they want to shut the doors. And they don't want people to make their choices about the future. For them, it's you do things my way and if you don't we'll throw acid in your face, we'll put a bullet in your face. The young girl trying to learn. So, this is a huge challenge for us. It is a confrontation with modernity, with possibilities. And everything that our country stands for, everything we stand for, is embodied in what Anne Smedinghoff stood for.
[Marquez:] When he was in Afghanistan last week, Kerry met with Anne Smedinghoff, the female diplomat just 25-year-old who was killed in yesterday's attack. He's in the Middle East right now in Turkey, but later in the week, Kerry heads to South Korea, China and Japan. Of course, while he's there, talks will center on the growing tensions with North Korea. CNN has learned that Kerry will discuss possible diplomatic initiatives for the North. The U.S., of course, is trying to ease tensions on the Korean peninsula. The Pentagon says it's delaying a long plan missile test so North Korea won't get the wrong idea about it. But it looks like North Korea may be going full steam ahead with its own missile test and it could happen this coming week. Let's go to our CNN International anchor and correspondent Jim Clancy in Seoul, South Korea. Jim, South Korea believes the North may test a missile within days, is that right?
[Jim Clancy, Cnn International Anchor And Correspondent:] Yes. They're moving up that date. Originally it was thought it might coincide with Kim Il-sung's birthday, you know, the founding leader of North Korea. His birthday comes up on the 15th. Now they're saying it might fall on the 10th. That's when they've give an ultimatum to the companies that are inside Kaesong to have their workers out of that only real symbol of cooperation between North and South. This missile test is widely expected. There's said to be two missiles on the east coast of the Korean peninsula. These missiles have not really been studied much by the west, and so you've got spy ships, tracking ships, agers, cruisers out there that are all going to be able to learn as much as possible if the North decides to launch. Miguel.
[Marquez:] Yes, are they seeing any sign that those missiles are being fueled up at all, or is it just based on their best assessment about the movement of troops around and individuals around South and North Korea?
[Clancy:] Well, some of the media speculation is that they have been fueled. The defense ministry here in South Korea is not divulging any of the details. Now, the missiles can be fueled. The fuel can be left in them for a couple of weeks before they are fired. So there's still some room to move here, but it seems that, based on the best intelligence, we could see that launch this week.
[Marquez:] Yes, South Korea says it's at a military readiness posture. What exactly does that mean?
[Clancy:] Well, it doesn't mean much. I mean it means that they are in a position to respond. Now, you've got tens of thousands of troops that are engaged in joint maneuvers with the United States. You could say that the readiness in South Korea is much more than it is in normal times. But they're not specifically calling people back to their bases and telling them that they have to be on alert. They are in a position to make a response to any provocation that they may see from the North, but they're not pushing that. They don't want to provoke things either. Miguel.
[Marquez:] They're calling what the North is doing a scare tactic. For what purpose do they think they're trying to scare and who are they trying to scare?
[Clancy:] Well, you know, you've watched some of the rhetoric that we have seen coming out of the North and it is fear theoretic, right, talking about nuclear missiles attacking the United States, turning this place into a sea of fire. Let me they have a name for it. And it came out today from the national security chief spokesperson as she laid out what they're calling now, I think it's the headline strategy. What is the headline strategy? Well, they put out a video, and if it gets traction, then they'll put the same thing out a few days later. So, every day. North Korea will be in the news. They don't care if they have to practice shoot their way into the news, launch a missile to get into the news, stop South Korean workers from coming to the Kaesong industrial facility. Get in the news, every single day. Put pressure on the U.S., China, everyone else in the region to try to help North Korea out. Miguel.
[Marquez:] Jim Clancy reporting for us out of Seoul. Thank you very much, sir. Now, leave it to "Saturday Night Live" to have some fun with the North Korea crisis and its young leader. Take a look.
[Unidentified Male, Actor, "saturday Night Live":] After much thoughtful consideration and soul-searching, I have decided, once and for all, to lift our nation's ban on same-sex marriage. It is simply the right thing to do. It was reported Friday that North Korea has loaded two missiles onto launchers on its east coast and its threatening to fire them at the United States. So, let this be a warning to you, middle of the ocean.