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1. North Korea
2. Facebook killing
The search for Steve Stephens has expanded. Police across the nation are looking for Stephens, who's accused of shooting to death an elderly man and then posting the killing on Facebook. Relatives of the victim, Robert Godwin Sr. , said they forgive the alleged shooter because that's what Godwin would have wanted. The horrific footage of Godwin being shot down on a Cleveland sidewalk was up on Facebook for hours before it was taken down, causing many to wonder why it takes the social media giant so long to remove violent material . A Facebook VP says the company knows it needs "to do better."
3. Donald Trump Travel
4. Arkansas executions
Arkansas didn't execute an inmate last night because the US Supreme Court didn't override a stay of execution . The inmate, Don Davis, had even been given his last meal, but he's escaped death -- for now. Davis and another inmate, Bruce Ward, were both granted stays by the Arkansas Supreme Court. They are among eight Arkansas inmates due to be executed this month -- just before a key lethal injection drug expires. A federal judge had stopped all the executions , but an appeals court over the weekend overturned that ruling. So what happens now? The attorney for Davis and Ward requested the stays until the US Supreme Court rules on inmate access to independent mental health experts. Arguments in that case are set for next week.
5. Syria bombing
A human rights group is accusing the US of dropping bombs on a mosque in northern Syria, killing dozens of worshippers. A new report from Human Rights Watch claims the US airstrike in Aleppo last month killed at least 40 people. But the military says what it actually hit was a meeting of al Qaeda terrorists in a building 50 feet away from the mosque. The United States has targeted al Qaeda fighters in Syria in past strikes. The Pentagon said 10 al Qaeda operatives were killed in February near Idlib.
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No. 261
Fifty years ago, she became the first woman to officially run the Boston Marathon. Yesterday, she crossed the finish line wearing the same bib number
Snap decision
When the bomb exploded, this photographer in Syria took action instead of taking photos
What's old is new
Say hello to the world's new oldest woman , Violet-Mosse Brown of Jamaica. Her secret? Don't drink rum.
TODAY'S NUMBER
$2.8 billion
AND FINALLY ...
The King of Twirl
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CNN Today is Tax Day so if you've procrastinated on filing with the IRS well you've got work to do Here's what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Doo r You can also get 5 Things You Need to Know Today delivered to your inbox daily Sign up here 1 North Korea 2 Facebook killing The search for Steve Stephens has expanded Police across the nation are looking for Stephens who's accused of shooting to death an elderly man and then posting the killing on Facebook Relatives of the victim Robert Godwin Sr. said they forgive the alleged shooter because that's what Godwin would have wanted The horrific footage of Godwin being shot down on a Cleveland sidewalk was up on Facebook for hours before it was taken down causing many to wonder why it takes the social media giant so long to remove violent material A Facebook VP says the company knows it needs to do better 3 Donald Trump Travel 4 Arkansas executions Arkansas didn't execute an inmate last night because the US Supreme Court didn't override a stay of execution The inmate Don Davis had even been given his last meal but he's escaped death for now Davis and another inmate Bruce Ward were both granted stays by the Arkansas Supreme Court They are among eight Arkansas inmates due to be executed this month just before a key lethal injection drug expires A federal judge had stopped all the executions but an appeals court over the weekend overturned that ruling So what happens now The attorney for Davis and Ward requested the stays until the US Supreme Court rules on inmate access to independent mental health experts Arguments in that case are set for next week 5 Syria bombing A human rights group is accusing the US of dropping bombs on a mosque in northern Syria killing dozens of worshippers A new report from Human Rights Watch claims the US airstrike in Aleppo last month killed at least 40 people But the military says what it actually hit was a meeting of al Qaeda terrorists in a building 50 feet away from the mosque The United States has targeted al Qaeda fighters in Syria in past strikes The Pentagon said 10 al Qaeda operatives were killed in February near Idlib BREAKFAST BROWSE People are talking about these Read up Join in Doomsday digs What's your housing plan for the apocalypse An underground cellar in the backyard That's cute Here's how the 1% plans to ride out the end of time No. 261 Fifty years ago she became the first woman to officially run the Boston Marathon Yesterday she crossed the finish line wearing the same bib number Snap decision When the bomb exploded this photographer in Syria took action instead of taking photos What's old is new Say hello to the world's new oldest woman Violet-Mosse Brown of Jamaica Her secret Don't drink rum TODAY'S NUMBER $2.8 billion AND FINALLY The King of Twirl