Elizabeth Edwards Funeral on Saturday
BLITZER: The funeral for Elizabeth Edwards will be held Saturday in Raleigh, North Carolina. Kate Bolduan is monitoring that and some of the other top stories in THE SITUATION ROOM right now. What else is going on?</s>KATE BOLDUAN, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, Wolf, the wife, as you mentioned, the wife of former presidential candidate, John Edwards, died yesterday, as we know, at the age of 61 after a very long battle with breast cancer. Her funeral service will be held at the church where the Edwards family worshipped. Afterwards, she'll be buried at a nearby cemetery next to her son, Wade, who was killed in a car accident in 1996. And a very hard turn, "Saturday Night Live" veteran, Seth Meyers, well, he has been tapped for a high-profile gig, hosting the next White House Correspondent Association dinner in April. It's a tricky venue with host expected to be politically topical without being offensive, fine line you have to walk. Meyers has had plenty of practice, though, hosting SNL's "Weekend Update." And some journalists who never miss the dinner might have to this year. They'll be in Britain covering the royal wedding, which is scheduled the day before the dinner. Good tickets to get. And in South Korea, push definitely came to shove in a heated budget battle. Opposition lawmakers staged a sit-in, just take a look at this, to physically stop the ruling party from passing a financial blueprint they considered too costly, and that led to this confrontation. One lawmaker was reportedly hit on the head by what else? A gavel there in the scuffle, and he has been hospitalized.</s>BLITZER: They always take their politics very seriously.</s>BOLDUAN: I always wonder what that would look like if it ever happened here.</s>BLITZER: It's a live</s>BOLDUAN: We haven't crossed that line yet.</s>BLITZER: Hopefully, we never will. Thanks very much. A young American man is accused in an alleged terror plot. The target, a U.S. military recruiting station. We're learning new details. Stand by. And MasterCard, the victim of a cyber attack, so is Sarah Palin. Are they being targeted by supporters of WikiLeaks? And if so, why? And Haiti right now already reeling from the earthquake and then cholera, now widespread violence is rocking the country. We're going there live.