PHILLIPS: Straight to the newsroom, Carol Lin has been awfully busy today with a couple of stories.</s>LIN: Kyra, we just got this press release from the FBI. Apparently a Saudi national who was training to be an army translator at Ft. Benning, Georgia, has been arrested for making terrorist threats. This is what we know. He's 45-years-old. His name is Saleh Nasser al-Suwailem. And he is from Boise, Idaho. And apparently he had been making some kind of terrorist threats to blow up an airplane. He had uttered this threat to another Ft. Benning staff member stating that he would carry out the threat on a flight that he was scheduled for the following evening. So, Kyra, there you have it. It's really quite remarkable. Do we have time for this update on this little boy? All right, Kyra, you might recall back in February a 5-year-old little boy, Robert Turner, had called 911 because his mother was having trouble breathing. Two 911 dispatchers are being disciplined. They could face a -- they are facing a misdemeanor charge and they could end up in jail for a year because they didn't respond to his calls. The only reason why they ended up sending police to his house was to discipline him because they thought that he was making a crank call and his mother died. So according to the "Associated Press," the prosecutor in the case says, that yes, 911 gets quite a few crank calls but that Robert Turner's mother would be alive today probably if they had responded to his initial call.</s>PHILLIPS: Carol Lin, thank you very much. All right, we're watching the markets as the closing bell is about to ring. Ali Velshi in New York. He says it's time to buy the bling. Hey, that rhymed, too.
Saudi National Arrested for Making Terrorist Threats