he is not sure what university with them, but in this world that would just make a bad employee well played paid and something tells me that you ha have a great passover and easter. >> good evening. we know least one country is celebrating president obama this framework agreement on the nuclear program iranians are taking to the streets in jubilation after they have a tentative agreement from thursday. also returning to hero's welcome and then promising to end years of crippling sanctions. iran cannot be trusted says president netanyahu sparking a nuclear arms race

throughout the middle east. we take up those concerns tonight. also paul long streak of the jobs report coming to a screeching halt for pro in to take up with this latest sign of weakness and could hillary clinton have a challenger for the nomination? former governor marco rally is on notice that clinton is taking him seriously but the nuclear-free rwanda after obama reached a historic deal because of to the members of the administration to sell that controversial agreement with a skeptical public. >> jubilation in the streets

over the proposed nuclear terms as he was greeted with day hero's welcome and took to twitter to challenge the state department's been particularly on the timing of the sanctions release. there will seize the application of all nuclear related and financial sanctions. strettos nuclear talks persuaded by the volume of technical detail that was issued by the state department. >> would not shut down a single nuclear facility were not destroyed one single center fusion will not stop research and development on iran's advanced centrifuges. on the contrary it will legitimize the illegal nuclear program. >> secretary of state carry 19 of last 34 days have

arrived at 6:00 a.m. and the nation's capital professing little concern how he portrayed the terms stomach's not contradicting any of the facts. but he is out there to the country's leadership he got a good deal. >> much of the parameters with the estimated break out time would remain one year after. >> it has been negotiated over the next three months. iran has blocked those installations up to now. >> it is difficult to imagine. >> but what will happen when they deem the flight suspicious? director is a resolution process that has to be worked out. >> and how soon can they developed a new centrifuge

designed? to make secretary jerry had a seven nation conference call to reassure the saudis and kuwaitis then deputy secretary of state will also hit the road shortly to visit by stays in the coming days. cheryl: obamacare is attempting to sell the deal and he called the of leaders to share details of the framework agreement. the next author of the book i reagan unveiled the also with us tonight to the iranians get what they wanted or is that what we need? >> he wants to buy air

resources then he returns with a lame duck. it was not good for america but tehran they got pretty much everything they're looking at. to kicks that material instead of the way to russia they wanted two-room to continue with research and they got that. u.s. government wanted to have economic sanctions. cheryl: but that's the thing are they celebrating because the lifting of sanctions? it is hard to tell because i know the country very well but the iranians are desperate to to rejoining the world to get the sanctions is lifted.

my gosh we will be a part of something bigger than ourselves. cheryl: they want freedom. >> it is very embarrassing because they tried to sell that at the nationals but then there are some confessions. >> they gave more concessions this agreement is broader and more specific than anyone predicted and to be surprised to the extent iran has backed away from all the july when the foreign minister spoke. >> but this time with the iranians are better at haggling.

cheryl: can we trust them? who's to say when the sanctions are lifted they will back away? i don't think anybody feels that. >> because they make that agreement. >> and then to show that concern. with u.s. and israel. it is the ideological to benefit most if it develops. cheryl: but the iranians have skidded in the game was vice is is doing they don't want that type of unrest that could disrupt what they believed they want to be the power of a military force. >> it is very awkward and it

is true but when it comes to isis i ran in the united states are on the same side. >> there is the point of the snapback provision says they detect cheating the sanctions go back but the devil is in the details we have now seen those verification provisions. >> is seen as totally wrong and i have to err totally disagree. [laughter] is illegitimizing the nuclear presence and helping iran with the cauchy asian and process. it is from heaven. cheryl: but american prisoners in iraq and why is

that not part of of a discussion and? maybe it is on the back channel maybe we trust the community before americans are held right now. >> with the revolutionary guards with the power to keep those individuals in prison would mitt have control over the of military program? >> then to all of a sudden to use the kumbaya are. this should not happened and stopping from proceeding down the path. >> even the french say we can't. [laughter] thank you to both of you.

turning to the war on terror the government under fire with critics are blasting as the lax security policy with the country's worst terrorist attack in two decades. to target a majority christian university killing 150 people attacks six days after warning to route travel to all parts of kenya including where they took place. in the just one day before to dismiss the warning to say it isn't safer than any other country. we both be right back. >> the commander-in-chief with mixed up priorities focus on keeping up bomb from iran while a superpower fox as the muscles around the world. the obama world views and a dramatic rescue of a man

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cheryl: breaking news the second black box gives prosecutors more proof that the co-pilot deliberately crashed the plane into the french jobs for our investigators say he put the plane on a descent of 100 feet then as it

descended it was to increase the speed right before the crash. fighters loyal to the yemen president park back from central asia today. is seen helping to turn the tide of recent advances the there also reports the rebels withdrew from the present all -- presidential residence at the age ago for this week. in russia is requesting consultations to discuss the issue trinitarian pause in the air strikes in yemen. your behalf of general scales. let's start with the issue of yemen. with the saudis is a was a there are stepping up but the chaos in yemen is this a setback for the coalition? >> i don't think so.

it is heartening. the last time they took the offensive was the british it is their culture and their war but them fight it even though we can do better. the policy is good so they are creating their own militia up conducted a fairly confident air campaign, had a fairly effective airdrop operation and have opened the border passages between yemen and saudi arabia to threaten the ground invasion and so far they are stepping up and an not assigning it will turn the tide but will prevent them from taking over the state to reestablish that she caliphate that plays to our equities as well. >> but you have 300 prisoners that were freed the control of the port city what does that mean from a

military standpoint? >> it is the gateway to egypt and the suez canal and a huge transit point in the region. >> gant it threatens all suppliers because the strait of hormuz. >> absolutely. but the foodies have seemed to pull back and had begun to pull back end they are ready to strike because settled think the saudis will allow them to fall into their hands. cheryl: talking about iran but would ensure take a and the strong statements from benjamin netanyahu? do they have reason to be

afraid of iran's development of a nuclear weapon and? to make jasper are absolutely. look at the framework and the fine print what iran has right now what they say they will give up that is more than enough material as interviews and technology to develop a nuclear weapon. it and nobody talks about there intermediate-range ballistic missile program reaching 1200 miles reaching touche tel aviv. it is only 900 miles to a teller fees so maybe he thinks we sold him not. cheryl: talking about vladimir putin asking nato to back off to move away from the russian border. the economy is in shambles is he just appeasing the people or is he serious to

make another military strike ? >> no. here is the thing. and the heavy brigade recent into the baltic states then going through poland into ibm hasn't the russians into a tizzy just to put that propaganda into it just think what more might do. his economy is in shambles the military is stretched and takes 90,000 soldiers to carry out operations into crimea that stretches the army he is feeling the heat he has backed off purporting the effort by nato to face-off quite frankly is working pretty raw. cheryl: general robert scales. the thank you. be sure to vote has president obama forever damaged relations with

israel agreeing to the nuclear deal with iran? lou dobbs.com. on good friday we have an incredible story of perseverance and survival. a fisherman missing 66 days was found alive and brought home to his family. spotted 200 miles off the coast of south carolina by a container ship after telling his family he was going fishing in january. he was airlifted to safety in he had an emotional phone call with his father. >> i am so tired. i feel good now. >> we're glad that you are alive. >> he survived of rainwater and it walked away with the minor shoulder injury and also dehydration.

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♪ >> the firefighters carried the limp dog from a burning home in oak park illinois and assembled an oxygen tank designed for animals. the mastiff responded to the treatment while firefighters scratched his head. he's in good shape. the firefighters also reportedly rescued a helen hedgehog, a hurtle and a fish from this home. >> coming up, the iran nuke deal from a reagan political director ed rollins on how the hopeful should handle the fallout. no stranger to selling sex. raise eyebrows this year. this month's cover sparking a new controversy.

♪ >> presidentpresident obama's framework deal with iran over its nuclear weapons program giving those hoping to replace plenty of material. republican 2016 hopefuls reacting to the so-called deal attacking not only president obama, but former secretary of state hillary clinton. fox chief clark cameron has our report. >> add the june deadline for president obama's nuclear deal with iran to the foreign policy flash points overshadowing hillary clinton's presidential

announcement this month. most g.o.p. hopefuls dystrust the deal. jeb bush said he won't stand by the deal because it was flawed from the start. they began by president obama's own admission as an effort to deny iran nuclear capabilities. instead, it will only legitimize those possibilities. the threat is so grave, he would undo the deal after his inauguration walker said. >> if i'm honored to be elected i will pull back on january 2017 because i think the last thing not just for this region but the world is a nuclear armed iran. >> there is evil in the world today. it's always been there. >> the conservative american legacy pac where ben carson chaired efforts to kill obamacare. is running the iran deal -- >> it's time for american leadership. not surrender. >> democrats know republicans will blame clinton if the deal

collapses and also if it comes together. >> if it passes mustard, they'll still be attacking her for, you know, giving a pathway to the bomb to the iranians. >> indeed, the top diplomat, mrs. clinton helped design the approach to iran. in a statement, she said iran can never have a nuclear weapon. and reaching a deal is crucial. then she said, i know well the devil is in the details in this kind of negotiation. there's much to do and much more to say in the months ahead. for now diplomacy deserves the chance to succeed. rand paul didn't weigh in on the deal. he was away to prepare for his campaign launch in louisville. he was silent on the religious freedom rule this week. cheryl. >> for more on how the iranian nuclear agreement could impact

the 2016 race, i'm joined by former reagan white house political director and fox news political analyst ed rollins. nice to see you. if you're a presidential hopeful for 2016 and you're on the g.o.p. side, how do you use the iranian situation to your advantage? >> the most successful candidate will be someone who projects leadership and weakness in this deal. you're basically taking a country who sponsored more terrorism than anywhere else. put aside the nuclear weapon, we'll lift the sanctions. give them more resources. it's not a democracy. we'll give them more, more money. and let them have more activity, unfavorable activity in the region. the candidates will follow the lead of the republicans and the congress who will do everything to stop it. >> do they make attacks on secretary of state kerry. personal attacks on hillary clinton. >> they talk about the weakness of this team. this is a foreign policy team

that has been extraordinarily weak. we've turned on our friends. the saudis have been our friends. israel, our number one friend, number one democracy we've basically slapped them in the face of all our friends and allies. and rewarded a country who has been our enemy. even a week ago. it's absurd. once the american public finds the details of this, they'll get a nuclear weapon they'll enhance themselves economically, we'll never be able to put sanctions back on again. >> this could change the face of the race in particular. i want to show you this fox news poll it showed mr. walker leading among republicans. this is just g.o.p. nominee preferences only. this is not the democrats. and scott walker ahead jeb bush. dr. ben carson. ted cruz and then, you know rand paul. chris christie. even on the bottom of all this. what do you make of scott scott walker's emergence in this particular poll? >> it's very important. we have five or six very

important governors in this race. we have a strong field. for walker to move to the forefront shows people recognize the tremendous job he's done as governor. ran three times in four years. put back the labor unions and replenished the economy of that state. my sense is he has a great story to tell. best line he said, this is what i've done. he'll be one of the two or three credible candidates. >> the story is a little bit different here. if you look at the polling. our polling versus hillary clinton versus jeb bush. this is where jeb bush emerges over mr. walker. as you can see they're even. tied at 45%. are they still betting on a bush/clinton race? >> obviously if you go to the general public independents, maybe more inclined to vote for hillary. over time obviously, that will

change. cheryl: and i've heard lou said this before. the g.o.p. could easily screw this up. he's been vocal about that. how does this not happen when you have an incumbent president leaving and a wide open field and a lot of criticism of the current -- >> we not to make it not about the lack of leadership in this administration. we need to be about the future and what we as a party thinks -- >> does religion play into this? >> religion always plays a part. 25% are evangelical voters. you have to pay some attention to it. you hope that they are concerned about other issues besides just the religious issues. you need to attract young voters and other voters. we'll have some battle in his our party. there will be a business community that supports jeb bush. and sort of a populist evangelical tea party group that supports -- >> because the business -- at the end of the day, they need a candidate that can win. that has to be a more moderate candidate, at

the end of the day. >> somebody who can attract the independent voters is what's keys. >> ed rollins. happenhappy easter. now to the quotation of the evening. this one from our 40th president ronald reagan. the greatest leader is not necessarily the one who does the greatest things. it's the one that gets the people to do the greatest things. be sure to vote in tonight's poll. has president obama forever damaged us relations with israel by agreeing to this nuclear with iran? you can cast your vote at loudobbs.com. coming up next, president obama focuses with deals with iran. disappointing domestic news. we'll tell you about it coming up. and one price is rightow expensive a mistake on the set of a long running game show can cost. it's all coming up.

♪ cheryl: on wall street markets closed for good friday. new data showing the economy faces headwinds. 126,000 jobs in march the fewest since december of 2013. while the unemployment rate wasn't changed at

5.5%. americans continuing to leave the work force. americans employed are looking for a job matching a 37-year low. now with his outlook for the markets and the economy, sky ridge capital founder and fox business contributor anthony scaranthony scaramucci. >> first time. >> let's talk about -- 126,000 jobs. horrible. >> there's no way to look at that number and build a good story. only good story as a stock analyst is the fed won't move any time soon. that's a bad number. don't blame it on weather. the real thing going on with that number. so much regulation in the economy. small businesses are worried about making that incremental higher. we changed some of those policies we'll have this sort of sclerosis in the economy if we don't change it. >> it's a paltry growth.

if the job doesn't pay the economy doesn't grow. >> and that has to do with the quality of the jobs that we're getting. right? so liz claman made the comment earlier. reagan brought the numbers from 7.4 to 7.5. why are people screeching about obama? it has to do with the quality of the numbers. there are lies. there are damn lies. and then there are statistics. statistics aren't telling the real story. the real story is that the u6 unemployment number that factors into the part-timers is at an an anemic 11%. that's the '82 recession where we were in the throes of things. this is a weird situation. tale of two cities. corporations doing really well. middle class and lower class is not doing well. >> .3% again, i don't think that's at all -- what about the dollar? we've been looking at the dollar

strengthening. earnings will be -- >> the dollars will be -- the dollar is putting a crimp on the international earnings. slowing down growth. gdp numbers will be anemic as a result of that. there's another thing for the federal reserve to worry about. you saw what the bond market did before it closed today. that was a doveish thing that was going on in the bond market. i think this is near-term positive for stocks. it sends that message again which we've been resonating the federal reserve will be lower on interest rates. not move interest rates -- >> but they seem to kind of -- for all intents and purposes, blow off their targets. unemployment six -- then we'll start raising rates. so much for that plan. >> okay. but this is super important for viewers. focus on the u6 unemployment number, not the u1 number that being posted by the news media. which is 5.4%. the real number is 11%. until that gets into

single digits, they won't move. we've been very steadfast on that. >> i think millennials are an important part of the economy. that employment level from eight to 39, it's 13%. that's their unemployment rate. >> it's very bad. it's bad for their parents. these people are taking all the leftovers. will never leave the house. that will be a sitcom someday. i hope i'm not starring in it. >> is there one thing that keeps you up at night? >> the big thing are these big geopolitical forces. ed got off the air talking about this. what kind of message is the united states sending today to friends and allies and people that have been our adversaries? this sort of mixed message usually leads to something very unexpected. an expression from the school yard. you have to hand check bullies. keep them in their place so you don't have to go into a big hot war

somewhere. i'm super worried about that. >> iran is a problem. for oil as well. anthony, great to see you. >> happy easter. happy passover. great holiday. happy spring. >> a fellow italian. this is great. a reminder to listen to lou's financial report three times a day on the salem radio network, everybody. okay. we all make mistakes that work sometimes. of course, we do. one model's mistake cost the game show more than $20,000. watch what happened when a contestant tried to guess the correct price of a new honda sonata. >> 20,000. 22,000. which one is it? >> 19,849. >> go ahead. boom. no. >> oh. >> i won it! [laughter] >> congratulations. >> that one. i'll take that one. the model was visibly

embarrassed. she made fun of the fail. she tweeted. i don't usually give expensive gifts. when i do it's a 21,000-dollar car. #you'rewelcome. she's not being disciplined. she'll keep her job. the picture that has everyone talking about women's professional golf and why some are not happy with the near nude display. anyway team clinton finally acknowledges that hillary may have to fight to secure the democratic nomination. the man they're afraid of revealed here next. ♪

♪ cheryl: the newest issue of golf digest magazine raising eyebrows for putting third ranked american golfer lexi on the cover topless. she's seen with a towel draped over her shoulders to cover her bare chest. i land on the may cover of golf digest. so pumped to represent fitness and power. #girlpower. interestingly roy didn't generate as much publicity when he went topless. joining me now, katherine. and fox news contributor political commentator radio show host tammy. >> you might sayyou must have had a field day.

>> i'm an activist. and i think sexy is good. i want women to feel great and to be great. and yet there's a line between being objectified and being controlling your environment. that's objectifying. i don't think it's good. and especially when you have little girls looking up -- so few women athletes who are at the top of her game. >> she's not too skinny. not wearing some big fake piece of hair. >> i would like to find something in the middle between what we do with model and see athletes to where we can actually compete and be sexy without needing to have our clothes off. >> i totally agree. she tweeted out girl power. honey, no. you're an athlete. you're a wonderful athlete. this minimizes that part of you. you look at instagram. right? there's this idea that all attention is good attention. if you get attention that's a good thing. that's a positive. not all attention is

positive attention. and you definitely do need to worry about how you're viewed and what people think about you. >> i don't know what lou is saying. i think it's great. she looks amazing. >> it's a very male-like pose. a generic pose. she can be on the cover of playboy if she wants. this is about decision making. it's about being able to have our power without being reduced to that. >> stay with girl power ladies. reports that hillary clinton, it's an entity but not hillary clinton's name. she's opening campaign offices in brooklyn. what do you make of this latest report that it's on? >> i'm a brooklyn gal. she's moving there to hang out with all the cool hip kids like me. right? it's a very youth oriented move. i'll see her at brunch talking about the war on women.

maybe get glasses like mine. she's making a move for the millennial vote. a lot of young people there. >> that's an interesting take. i was curious about what you thought about the strategy. because she hasn't declared. she signed a lease for campaign headquarters. >> there is nothing else she'll do. brooklyn is the least affordable area in the country to live in. it's not exactly like she wants to be near the people that are struggling. it's perfect liberal democrat strategy though, is take everybody else's money to live in the most expensive area of the country while everyone else can't live there. and i think it's a pretty big office space. two floors. 80,000 square feet. >> we talked about a lot of girl stuff. ted cruz buying ad time in several states. do you think ted cruz, the strategy he has right now in place will pay off? even some in his own party are critical of

his bellyaching on the senate floor. >> i don't think so. he doesn't have mass appeal. if you look at the places he's advertising he's advertising during ad bible story. something like that. he already appeals to that demographic. i wonder what his strategy will be to appeal to different demographics. >> to the younger female. you have hillary clinton up in cool brooklyn. what does he do? >> what matters is name recognition. we need to take a lot of this stuff with a grain of salt. i like his strategy. not warmed up to him quite yet. he hasn't swayed on some issues like ethanol subsidies. he's steady. going forward. taking it right to people. poll numbers have gone up. he's doing something right. he has time to work on this. >> i want to get your reaction. i want to bring up this fox news poll. scott walker is leading right now among likely

g.o.p. no democrats in this. what do you make of this? >> right. i think it's so hard to tell. we need to see how these people do in the role of campaigning for president. which is so much different than anything else other than that. >> it's early. but it's fun. katherine tammy, thank you very much. girl power. lou will never let me host the show again. time for a look at online poll results. should our government seek to address the issues and problems that matter most to middle class working men and women. 89% said yes. well time for a few of your comments. ken tweeted the federal government is the cause of most of the middle class problems. they should leave most matters for the states to deal with. ted wrote on our facebook page. i wonder if the obama administration still thinks romney's cold war foreign policy is still stuck in the '80s. and travis emailed us, and he gave us a quick email. he kind of agreed with everyone else there.

there you go. well anyway, a lot of things happening on facebook and twitter physical therapy i'm on i'm on twitter. cher >> the veteran of the battle live -- squirrels away enough military gear for a platoon. >> aconite leaving get access to the master bathroom it was so clogged with the stuff. >> it was once-in-a-lifetime >> plus plenty of surprises. >> this is worth $50,000? >> usually wrapped in of blanket in a bathtub. jamie: