>> after weeks of testimony the prosecution rests. >> we are covering all of the news "happening now". a teenager treated under court order for cancer is in remission but can't go home with mom. >> the judge is ruling on the case that is drawing national attention. >> and the u.s. said the number of foreign fighter ares joining isis is sky rocketing. and a huge break through in fighting a deadly form of skin

cancer. >> people have not had that before. >> why doctors are getting closer to a cure for melanoma. >> a top democrat tor. bob men endez set to appear in federal court to face corruption charges. the democrat is accused of accepting 1 million in gifts and campaign contributions in exchange for political favors. but he is remaining defiant. >> this is not how my career is going to end. i am not going anywhere. i am angry. (applause) i'm angry and ready to fight because today contradicts my public service career and my

entire life. >> let's talk about it with chris wallace the anchor of fox news sunday. i'm sure it will be a topic on your program this week woke. how much trouble is he chris? >> the indict is not a conviction but the charges are pretty serious and each count could bring eight years in prison. he has a lot at stake. he is charged with bribery which is a serious charge to make. and the allegation is that he used his power to intervene for a florida- based eye doctor in several instances and most importantly government payments for medicare to the doctor in return for very lavish gifts. trips on jets and to a resort and stay in a five star parissian hotel.

the charges are very serious. >> the constitution does grant members of congress protections for acts that they commit while in office does it not? >> well yeah, particularly for statements on the floor of the senate. the government's burden will have to prove a quid pro quo and he did these actions and intervened on behalf of the doctor with various agencies in return for gifts. he said they are close friends and they were gifts and not bribes and the government has to prove that it was not just friends and he let him stay on the resort or fly on the plane but that was payments for which the senator intervened on behalf of the government with the federal government. >> many people are wondering about the timing of all of this.

bob menendez is a democrat but vocal opposed to the administration on immigration and cuba policy and negotiations with iran. some are wondering whether this is some kind of pay back for the obama administration for that thing. listen to what bob menendez had to say. >> i am outraged that prosecutors at the justice department were tricked into starting this investigation three years ago with false allegations by those who have a political motive to silence me. but i will not be silenced. >> political motives at the justice department, is that possible, chris? >> i find this a reach. he pointed out the allegations in 2012. anonymous tipster sent a message to the fbi that he was involved with underage prostitutes at the home of the florida drchlt the

fbi investigated and the charges went away. but in the course of the investigationing the relationship with the doctor. he had received gifts he never revealed and his intervention on behalf of the doctor. in 20/20 there was no -- on when this started in 2012, there was no negotiations going on with iran. and i find it kind of a reach that this is pay back and mend endez is not going anywhere. he will stay a u.s. senator. i don't know what it is unless it is declaring war on bob menendez. i don't think they will get favorable votes out of him on iran or cub a. >> speaking of iran, what do we know about what we are hearoth the negotiations that are going under way and having for months?

>> there is an old saying, those who know don't talk, and they who do know. and they are still talking but it makes me wonder, you know, one of the criticisms that the u.s. seems to be negotiating from a deal of weakness and we should be negotiating from a position of strength since we posed the negotiations on iran and one wondering why we continue to take no for an answer and don't just walk away. >> it will be fascinating to hear your show on sunday. chris wallace thank you. >> you bet. ntwo women in new york city courtroom accused of trying to build a bomb. the new york city police department arrested them and

insists that the public was never in danger. they will be charged in a few hours. david lee is at the courthouse. >> reporter: that's right. we understand the court appearance will take place after two college local time. two men from queen's new york were arrested and charged with conspiracy to use a weapon of mass destruction specifically according to a criminal complaint the women had plains to constructy an explosive device. it is not clear how far along they were in the process. one woman identified noel valencian and the other asia si dii can age 31. they were at one time roommates. the lengthy investigation involved the use of an undercover officer. some of their statements were recorded by the officer and at 1

point, one of the women according to the under cover officer said cording to the criminal complaint that she is in possession of multiple propane gas tanks and how to transform protain tanks in explosive devices. they tried to get information from her on specifically how far along she was in constructing the device but she would not discuss those plans. as for the other defendant in this case. she four strong gihaddist views and interested in the bombing in boston and in possession of

a pressure cooker. and she joked you can do a number of things with a pressure cooker and among them, you can cook food. and according to the criminal complaint one of the women was in contact with al-qaeda in the araban peninsula and in contact in 2006 with an individual that was a prominent member of al-qaeda in the the araban peninsula, and so again we expect these two women to appear in federal court any time after 2 o'clock. and at that point in time we may learn more specifics about that plan. and they plan to blow something up in the united states. and talk about a number of things that is not clear now and what if any specific targets they had in mind. and we will learn more about their connections to terrorist organizations and we know that they used the internet to learn

about terror groups and construction of bombs and the like and much of the information in the criminal complaint. we expect to learn more in an hour's time. back to you. >> much more as the story developed. >> right now breaking news in the nuclear talks with iran. and awaiting a new's update in switzerland with the associated press reporting that a prelimary deal is reached. even the announcement of any progress is a matter of dispute. chief washington correspondent james rosen keeps an eye on the state department for us james? >> reporter: jon, as we are conditioned to expect with the iran nuclear talks for days and weeks and 16 months now. there are assessments of where we are at. most recently a tweet from the iranian foreign minister just

minutes ago said found solutions, ready to start drafting immediately. but the reports from the ground in switzerland, we are only going to see a joint statement issued that affirms the value of the talks to continue to june 30th. in the double over time period, the content and thrust of these negotiations have grown more opaque. network camera crews are not permitted to shoot brief sprays. and officials are light- lipped on what is happening next. earlier the iranian foreign minister said we should see a statement of understanding. but an american educated prior to iranian revolution added that a written statement is not the same as a written agreement. >> a written agreement needs to be drafted by all participants

and agreed upon in a multilateral process. and that would take three months to finalize and hopefully less. >> now a short while ago, we heard from thes a reporter on the ground in switzerland. the white house producer vesbarrette told us that reporters are assembled inside my french mangling of the name of the engineering university a short distance from the hotel where the discussions are conducted. we are awaiting a statement from the foreign policy chief. and then a statement by dr. za rif and then secretary of state kerry himself. >> unusual that they would not permit the photographers to shoot the room where there were negotiating. there were reports that some of the members had gone home. they didn't want to show empty

chairs in the table. >> reporter: the chairs would have been filled with political directors, that is typically the number three person in the foreign ministry. and wendy sherman is leading the talks for the u.s. delegation when secretary kerry is not present. it is unusual for them to bar the camera pool from the negotiating session. they perhaps felt strapped for time. as mentioned we are in double overtime. >> james, rosen, thank you. >> we'll bring you the announcement from switzerland. we heard from david miller about arrest in new york city. there is indication these two women had ties to yemen. al-qaeda conducted a jail breaks that freed hundreds of prisoners

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>> al-qaeda taking advantage of the chaos in yemen. al-qaeda freed 300 prisoners, many of them identified as terrorist. connar powell is following the story from the mideast newsroom. >> reporter: jenna, despite the week of saudi air strikes trying to restore stability in yemen. it is the opposite. the u.s. military used yemen a site to target al-qaeda terrorist. u.s. forces pulled out after the

chaos is escalated and saudi arabia is not targeting the al-qaeda- linked militants instead of focusing on the iran rebels and al-qaeda is running around free and used the opportunity to break down the government to free 300 or so prisoner. we know that several of them are senior leaders of the offshoot of al-qaeda on the araban peninsula. the situation is really bad there, because there is no government there and the saudi air strikes continue as the rebels continue to gain ground taking over the presidential palace in the southern part of the country in the port of aiden. there is a lot of questions of the effectiveness that the saudi air strikes are having on the country of yemen. there is concern that they are

add to the overall chaos and mayhem. it has no central government and with the rebels on the move groups like al-qaeda have freedom of movement there. there is a concern that this will deteriorate further jenna. >> certainly a part of the world we are watching closely. >> we are getting word out switzerland that a deal was reached. some of the information leaking out about the negotiations with iran. iran and the other six nations agreed that most of iran's uranium stocks will be delawsuiteddelawsuituted under the deal two-thirds of the enrichment will be suspended.

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>> the case of robert durst who is appearing in federal court on weapon's charges. they want all of the evidence there thrown out. here's more. casy what happened in court today? >> jenna, a lot that we did not expect. the hearing abruptly ended. and a lot of fireworks inside

today. going back and forth over whether the hearing should move forward and the judge decided it should not. here's why. yesterday, attorneys for robert durst foiled 120 mowings with the court. the prosecution fired up and said that did not leave them time to pour overeverything and that the defense witnesses. those motions challenged the way robert durst's room in the marriott was searched. it was there where the 71-year-old was staying under an assumed name. and the defense said the search was conducted before the official search warrant was signed which would be a big no- no if true. durst's lawyer subpeona troopers

involved in the search and they will supposed to take the stand. they were all no shows and there was discussion on whether they were served properly and given adequate time. durst's lawyers said they did everything right and accused the state of playing hide the ball. >> you cannot cross examine an affidavit. we are entitled to cross examine the witness. that is the basic rule of the constitution. we'll keep on trying and we're not giving up. >> so now basically everything has come to a grinding halt. court is adjourned for the day. and the next hearing is next thursday. the saga continues jenna. >> thank you, casy. >> fox news alert, we are getting word of a prelimary agreement reached in switzer

land between iran and five other world powers including the united states. we are expecting secretary of state john kerry to reach the microphones in the next couple of minutes to talk about a prelimary framework to an agreement over iran's nuclear program. iran wants the lifting of economic sanctions. and the foreign minister took to the twitter saying we found solutions and ready to start drafting. and the solutions on key perimeters were reached and drafting will start and finish by june 30th. the devil is again in the details. we'll see what secretary of state kerry has to say probably minutes from now. >> doctors in one hospital may be closing in on a cure for

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but the arrest in new york city. we have a alarming report on the number of fighters to join isis. the number has spiked 71 percent over the last year. some 25000 more are heading to different countries to join in the jihad. we have our army special forces greenberet officer here. ben, you bring up an interesting point. the proximity of the fight and wanting to get involved in jihad. if you want to join the terror group is accessible now than it was in afghanistan. tell our viewers about that. >> it certainly is. the concept of foreign fighters is not new. we saw it in the '80s and the '90s when foreign fighters came from places like saudi arabia. we should mention the most infamous foreign fighter that

cut his teeth so to speak in the battlefields of afghanistan was bin laden himself. and getting to afghanistan even then was a difficult journey. you know, the jihaddist want to be of today, especially those coming from the european nations, we have seen all that somebody has to do is to get to turkey. the border is poruous and no way to monitor the borer and it is faurly simple for individuals to get to turkey and get to syria and linkup with the jihaddist group. >> we had arrest in new york city. it is not even want to be terrorist if you will going to the battle site. it is happening here at home. what do we do about it? >> it certainly is. early reports from what i saw they had material.

and look at al-qaeda, al-qaeda in the araban peninsula and over all publishes a magazine called inspire magazine. and one of the most famous articles was literally titled, make a bomb in the kitchen of your mom. and in that article was part of the material that the tasarnaev brothers used in the boston marathon bombing. individuals because of the internet, they are recruited and trained in their living rooms and inspired in their kitchens reading this stuff on line. and on one hand it makes it extremely difficult for law enforcement and intelligence agencies to be able to track. the reality with the explosion of social media, both of these are prolific on the media site and they are showing us the way they work network. >> i want our viewers to know

that one of the arrests in new york city and one of the women published the people in 2009. and getting arrested now. and she was watched for several years and i was reminded by one of our guests in the first hour of "happening now", when bin laden planned and executed the attacks on 9/11. al-qaeda was an organization of 400 people. and just in the last year it has ballooned. you've been part of the strategy militarily to snuff out terrorism, what do you think we need to do different in the coming decade so it doesn't continue to grow? >> i have the utmost respect for our intelligence agency and law enforcement. it is very different job. everybody working in that environment know its is difficult for inner- agency sharing information. we have to get better from

a federal intelligence and sharing with states and law enforcement in a timely fashion and now goes to the point of we need to work with allies certainly in europe. and insure that that intelligence network is constructed. the information is out there. we have tools in our possession to track these individuals, but it comes down to having intelligence at the right time. >> what about combating the ideology that is prolific on social media and seductive to so many. what do we do about that? >> there is a cycle of the individuals for them to become radicalized and it is incumbent on the community and families to keep an eye on the kids, and what they are looking at on line. there is a struggle and certainly a lot of struggle in the muslim communities i think that you know, it should be said

that a lot of these individuals or some of these individuals saw the horrors that were occurring in syria under the dictator assad, and almost felt idealistic draw to go help their brothers. and unfortunately once they get there what started as idealism ends up terrorism and they get radicalized while they are there. and really going to come down to the microlevel and communities and families are paying attention to what their kids are doing on line and having the discussion in these homes and talk about the realities of it. and war sounds romantic and these kids get over there and there is nothing romantic to it. >> all point reminders, ben. and thank you for that. and we want to add to this as we turn to the iran negotiations as well. and the number one state sponsor of terror is iran and we can't

forget that as we talk about the nuclear negotiations and what is taking place. and who is really responsible for terrorism. al-qaeda and isis and all of that. and iran is a major player. >> the iranians are responsible for deaths of hundreds of american soldiers in the iraq war by building and providing those penetrators that were so devastatingly effective against the u.s. convoys. >> we are awaiting a statement from secretary of state john kerry after the announcement that a prelimary framework was reached over iran yeah nuclear program. mer u.s. ambassador to the united nations, john bolton joins us on the phone with his thoughts. you are able to parse the language. what do you think john kerry

will announce. >> based on the press reports, there does not seem to be surprising or break through or new specific term that captures everybody's attention and i think that people should not be surprised if we hear that a framework was announced. that was baked in the cake. they were going to have success at this meeting one way or the other. i used to say in the u.n. ambassadors say we never fail in new york and they were not going to fail at this either. but on the other hand, broad outlines that we know about is no different than in november of 2013. and see simply have seen this play out in a sustained period and what iran has done 12 years recollects string negotiations out and buy more time and expand their nuclear program.

>> and the president rohani sent out a tweet that major perimeters were agreed to and two-thirds of iran's enrichment capabilities would be sidelined. that sounds welcome. >> suspended is what they call it. it can be turned on quickly and rests on the assumption that we in the west know what their enrichment capability is. we can't say that with certainty. iran is trying to make minimal easily reversible concession. and want to be free of the economic sanctions, but they are not going to do anything and have not done anything that undercuts their ability to get to an expensive arsenal of nuclear weapons at a short

period of time and a time they decide. >> would you expect that secretary kerry and the negotiators would announce aniesing of the sanctions on iran as a result of the agreement? >> there is no indication of what will happen on sanctions specifically. but we have to acknowledge that the sanctions were piecemealed and not enforced and cheated on repeatedly and all of the negotiations have gone on, sanctions regime that did exist is collapsing around our ears. whether there is a formal announcement of lifting sanctions are announced or not. iran is going to be free. big smile on the face of secretary of state john kerry. he took to the stage along with the other negotiators.

as they prepare to make this announcement, jenna has a question for you. >> we'll go to that as soon as i do. >> the iranian representative and we'll see if that stands as well. ambassador bolton can you bottom line this for us? what are we getting out of this? are we safer or less safe because of the prelimary deal? what do we need to take away from this today? >> i don't think it makes any difference just as if they reach an agreement by june it will not make a difference. it will not reduce iran's capability to get nuclear weapons and the obama director of national intelligence testified that the economic sanctions will not slow them down. lifting the sanks will be a plus. it is a surrender and lejet myselves iran's nuclear program

and allow them to have any enrichment capability. and it will lejiet myself the state sponsor of terrorism. and profoundly destabilizing the agreement. and it threatens our close ally israel and our arab friend. it is a surrinneder of classic porportions. >> we'll make sure we have audio coming from switzerland. we'll listen here. >> all of the others that are negotiating. we the european union representativive and the foreign minister of the islamic republic of iran together with the e3 plus three. china france, germany, russian federation united kingdom and united states met from 26th

march to 2nd april to talks in switzerland. as agreed in november 2013, we gather here to find solutions to reaching a resolution that will insure the full nature of the iranian nuclear program and the comprehensive lifting of all sanctions. >> today we have taken a decisive steps. we have a joint of action. political determination and good will and hard work made it possible and let us thank all delegation for the tireless dedication. this is a crucial decision laying the agreed basis for the final text of the joint comprehensive plan of action. we can now re- start drafting

the text of the joint comprehensive plan of action guide by the solutions developed in this space. as iran pursues a peaceful nuclear program iran's enrichment capacity and stock pile will be limited for specific duration and there will be no other enrichment facility. iran's research and development on centerrefuges will be carried out on a schedule agreed. it will be converted from a enrichment site to a nuclear and physics center. international collaboration will be encouraged in agreed area was research. there will be there will not be any material. an international joint venture will assist iran in redesigning

and rebuilding a modernize a heavy water research that will not produce weapon grade plu tonnium. and it will be exported. a set of measures have been agreed to monitor the provisions of the goan including implementation of the modified code 3.5 and provisional protocol. the international atomic agency will be permitted use of modern technology and announced procedures to clarify past and present issues. iran will take part in international cooperation in the field of civilian nuclear energy that can include supply of power and research reactors and another important area of cooperation will be in the field

of nuclear safety and security. european union will terminate all financial sanctions and the united states will seize the application of sanctions with the ia e verified by iran of the key commitments. a new security resolution will endorse the jcpo terminate all previous related nuclear related resolution and incorporate certain measures for a mutually agreed period of time. we will now work to write the text of a joint comprehensive plan of action, in the coming weeks and months at the political and expert's level. we are committed to complete our efforts by june 30th.

we would like to thank the swiss government for the support in hosting the negotiations and let me personally and on behalf of all, journalist and media for having followed our work and somehow also worked with us over this difficult but intense and positive week. thank you. >> good evening to all of you. let me also join her in thanking both the switz government and the distinguished members of the press, and media for their actuality trying to work with us over the last several weeks and trying to help us in getting the world to know what was going on. as our tradition has been the same statement that she worse

out in fa rsee. it will be the same statement and it will not need interpretation. (speaking foreign language) >> this preliminary agreement that is months and years in the works seems to include a total release from sanctions at least by the european union of iran in exchange for the signing of this agreement. details are expected to be flushed out and ultimate deadline in the end of june is when we will know all of the details and iran escapes from sanctions as result of what they have agreed to today. >> it was vague and pending any sort of the verification from the u.n. watch dog. ia ea that you heard of and

tried to get in to investigate different facilities inside of iran. and one of the issues hanging over the negotiations is whether or not the answers to the questions, ia ea was asking irain would be answered. would they come clean on what they were doing? and how would we verify what iran was doing in the country and because the investigators constantly been thwarted. and when they would have the clarity that they could verify iran is following the deal if it is a concrete deal is a question mark and hearing that the sanctions will be relaxed from everybody pending that verification is a big news in iran and a big victory and goes back to ambassador bolton what is the united states getting out

of this? and have we achieved our goals and maybe we don't have all of that information yet. >> critics say that once those sanctions are removed, it is very difficult to put them back on. benjamin to put them back on. benjamin netanyahu who has been a vocal opponent of any dealings in iran. said in a tweet just before this announcement that the any deal has to severely restrict iran's ability to build nuclear weapons. it is doubtful that benjamin netanyahu will be pleased by the things he is hearing today out of of -- >> there was a mutually agreed upon understanding about research and development, that's been also a sticking issue, because obviously research and development is the way that you could figure out how to build a

nuclear weapon, so how the research and development was going to be taking place what it would look like was a key issue. you heard from them -- from them, i'm saying from the eu and from negotiators that the there's going to be no missile material allowed at these different sites. another key question here is going to be this. for nuclear technology, you need to enrich uranium, if you take out the uranium, some say, then you're never going to be able to test your technology, you're never going to be able to actually see if your technology is working without the enriched uranium uranium, which is what the united states was if this uranium would go if it ever got out of this country. there are some that believe that you can use other material inside these reactors and see if you could actually build a

nuclear weapon without having the enriched uranium there, some believe that, which is why this issue about uranium and research and development is is so key, and it all gets back to being able to verify, are we actually going to know what's going on in a very, very closed country. >> a man who studied in the united states, speaks english quite fluently, said to be a very charming negotiator and has many friends if admirers among the press who have been covering these negotiations. he is reading right now the same agreement in farsi from his uranium followers but that is one of the key questions, supposedly this deal allows or requires that iran ship much of its enriched uranium out of the country probably to russia, where it will be held for

safekeeping. but again, a lot of details, a lot of moving parts to all of this. and until we hear exactly what is in this deal, it's going to be difficult to figure out exactly how much if at all it benefits the united state in terms of our security and world security. >> as complicated as it sounds, it really comes down to some of the basics, trust and verification, and whether or not we're able to do that here. there have been questions from the press that sharif could answer. just as a side note as well, we have to remembera the president of the iran, the foreign minister you're seeing on your screen are only just a part of the puzzle. the ayatollah is the supreme leader of the country, and the supreme leader has the -- we have americans that are presumed

held inside iran and it's a big question about whether or not this deal as a side deal, will we get their release? this is something that's been held over the united states for a long time. you see that secretary kerry, i believe if i can make it out, what they're trying to do and what we expect them to do is they're just going to change flags and that we will see secretary kerry in a few minutes step in front of the podium and also make an announcement as well. as most things with these negotiations, we can only see part of the plan and we'll see if it actually comes to fruition. >> and nobody has more invested in what has taken place here than president barack obama he is said to be the one leading the charge to extend these negotiations even after the deadlines had expired many times. he instructed personally we're told, his secretary of state john kerry to stay at the table and to continue to negotiate with the iranians, even when

things did not look like they were going well. we understand that the president will be making a statement in the rose garden about 20 minutes from now and that will apparently allow time for secretary kerry to make a statement from lswitzerland. >> more coverage on this detail with this deal with iran.

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mutual insurance. er on iran's foreign minister speaking now. let's listen to this. >> we have done significant work, we have made achievements. we have made progress. we have decided to take steps for a period of time to ensure that anybody who had concern

and we thought those concerns were misplaced anyway, our plan have always been peaceful and always will remain exclusively peaceful. none of those requires us to close our facilities. the proud people of iran would never accept that. our facilities will continue. we will continue enriching, we will continue research and development our reactor will be modernized and we will continue to build the facility. we will have, as you have here, installed in bordeaux. but we will remain committed to the agreement and we will not. we will focus on enrichment and other activities while keeping our centrifuges in bordeaux for a time that we have agreed.

at the same time, all security council resolutions will be terminated all u.s. related secondary sanctions as well as eu sanctions will be terminated while the terms of art may be terminate implementation or cease implementation or terminate application or whatever the word, so people will not get into trouble with their legal institutions but the point is when we inopportunityinstitute our advances we will bethere will be no threat from the republic of iran. our program has not been a danger to anybody that one will in fact be a gain for all parties concerned. and i hope t