PAUL: Well, two men who share the title of CEO at Chipotle had their pay cut in half after a series of food scares sent sales plunging last (year). You're probably wondering, well, what does that mean? Well, they both took home $13 million each. The Chipotle bosses both got the based salaries. They just didn't get as many stock option awards as in previous years.</s>BLACKWELL: So $13 million after the cut.</s>PAUL: Yes.</s>BLACKWELL: Wow. U.S. officials say North Korea has lot contact with one of its submarines. They think it may have happened off North, North Korea's east coast during a military exercise. It happened earlier this week. Now they also say that the U.S. military was watching the sub when it stopped and they think maybe it went adrift at sea or possibly it sunk at this point.</s>PAUL: A South African teen vacationing with his family in Mozambique from a piece of plane debris that could belong to Malaysia Airlines flight 370. Apparently he found it back in December but his family only contacted officials after a different piece of debris was found, remember, last week, also in Mozambique. Experts are investigating whether it did indeed come from MH 370. That flight, remember, disappeared two years ago with 239 people on board.</s>BLACKWELL: Plus, beyond politics, we're watching the heavy rains causing record-breaking and deadly floods in the Southeast, and it's not over yet. More storms could hit the area.
Joint Chipotle CEOs Get Pay Cut In Half After Series Of Food Scares