Good morning.
Our early headlines:
-- North Korea's Latest Threat: It Will Restart Nuclear Reactor
-- Atlanta Educators Accused In Cheating Scandal Start Turning Themselves In
-- UConn And Cal Punch First Two Tickets To Women's Final Four
-- Book News: American Library Association, Barnes & Noble Called 'Facilitators Of Porn'
Other stories making headlines:
-- "Interim District Attorney Named" In Kaufman County, Texas, Where D.A. And Wife Were Gunned Down; Investigation Continues. (KERA)
-- NRA To Announce Its School Safety Report Tuesday. (CNN.com)
-- U.N. General Assembly Nears Vote On Treaty Covering Trade In Conventional Arms. (BBC News)
-- Nelson Mandela Remains In A Hospital, Recovering From Pneumonia. (South Africa 24)
-- Three Arrested After American Woman Is Raped, Her French Companion Beaten, Aboard Public Van In Rio De Janeiro. (The New York Times)
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