with the attendance secretary. pat would call my mom, hi, maria. we are back on tv monday at noon. and guess what starts right now. "happening now", go get it. have a beautiful weekend. >> we start with the fox news alert. 6-alarm fire raging out of control in kentucky. >> residents warned to stay inside to avoid dangerous smoke. we are covering all of the news "happening now". three u.s. citizens tied to plots to kill americans. investigators say one of them involved the same components used in other terrorist attacks on our soil. how close were they to hitting their targets? and plus an eighth grader and older boyfriend accused murdering the girl's mom. prosecutors have text messages to prove it. should she be tried as an adult.

>> his family reported him lost and now he's found more than two months later how a rescued sailor survived six days at sea. it is all "happening now". >> we begin with another terror arrest right here at home. a philadelphia woman will be in court moments from now accused of hatching plans to joini sis. >> i am jenna lee. >> and i am jon scott. authorities say the woman tried to go overseas to train with terrorist. the day after two other women were arrested for trying to build bombs. and another joined al-qaeda for training. david miller has more on all of these stories. >> reporter: 30-year-old had

dreamed of becoming a martyr. she is in federal custody of attempting to provide material support for a terrorist organization. he used the nickname young lioness are her own chilling words. there is dozen tweets and messages and expressed desire to take part in jihad. if we julie anyhow the realities, we would be rushing to joan our brothers in the front line, pray allah accept us as martyrs. there is electronic communication from thomas to syria. the isis fighter writes you probably want to do marred idom operations with me. thomas responds that would be amaze a girl can only wish. the fighter then writes back i can make that wish come true. authorities say thomas planned to leave the country on

march 29th for travel to syria and now faces 15 years behind bars if convicted. two other women are in federal custody being held without bail after a appearing in court for conspiracy of making a bomb. the pair former roommates were inspired by isis and al-qaeda. one of the women had propane gas tanks and instructions of how to transform those tanks in a explosive device. they were threatening to shoot police if ever confronted. both. women face life in prison if they are convicted. >> david miller, thank you. >> framework nuclear deal with iran becoming a major issue in the 2016 campaign. there is a lot of work to do before a final agreement is

reached. the new deadline end of june and iran and all of the uranium will be in the headlines when the presidential field is largely set. carl cameron has more on the angle of the story. >> reporter: hi, jenna, because it is a big international issue it is expected to be part of the campaign. it has overshadowed hillary clinton's presidential announcement. she was the obama secretary of state for the entire first term of the obama presidency and helped to develop the diplomatic strategy for iran. she issued a statement saying that the islamic republic can never be permited to get a nuclear weapon and i know well that the devil is always in the details in that kind of a negotiation and much more to do and say in the months ahead, but for now, diplomacy deserves a chance to succeed.

>> former florida governor jeb bush cannot stand by the flawed deal. this is president obama's own admission as an effort to deny iran nuclear activities and will instead legitimize. scott walker said before the deal was roached, he would undo it the day he was inaugurated. all came out against the deal except for rand paul who is unavailable because he will announce his candidacy in tuesday. mr. paul has differed and suggesting that diplomacy should not be given up unless we go to war. and hillary clinton it is damned if she was or not. if the deal goes through, republicans will say she helped iran get closer to a bomb, and if it falls apart, she is accused of starting a system that failed.

>> and thank you, carl. >> well hillary clinton could have competition in her expected run for the democratic nomination. she has a huge lead although the gap has closed a bit. a favorable rating of 47 percent down from all- time high of 63 percent in 2012. now a potential opponent is touring new hampshire and acting like a candidate and becoming a target after tough words listen. >> our country benefits from new leadership and perspectives. and let's be honest here, the presidency of the united states is not a crown to be passed between two families. >> let's bring in our political panel. joe trippi. and edrolens former national campaign director for the reagan run and both of them are fox news contributors, joe, some analyst are saying that line

from former maryland governor o'molly that the president so is not a crown to be passed back and forth between two families, they are saying it is the best line. >> it is a great line for omolly to use. a lot of people have that feeling looking at a clinton/bush rematch or bringing back those two names is exactly that. i don't agree with that. i think there is a lot of republicans and democrats that don't agree but it certainly hits pay dirt. >> he has credentials of a two- term governor of a big state has. >> can he make the race? >> no, hillary has the democratic establishment and a front runner and no competition.

o'mally will not raise the resources. i believe he is running for vice-president or position in a cabinet if she gets it. >> if you look at the fox news polls when asked about the democratic preferences. hillary clinton 60 percent and joe boyd boyd and elizabeth warren is virtually tied with the guy sitting vice-president for six years and then governor cuomo and so on. and is this all going to be. is this hillary's contest to lose at this point? >> she will get challenged. i agree with ed the establishment and the party has rallied around her obviously the donor base has. and i do think that somebody is going to emerge out of this friend, whether it is o'malley or not to give her a scare.

there is no coronation in presidential politics. it is not going to happen had. it will be a race at in point. she will have money and strength and party to help her get over the hump if it comes. i would not rule out a scare coming. >> she has fairly high negatives and they are on the increase of late. there are certain number of democratic voters who don't want for hillary clinton going out of the gate. how does she try to overcome that problem? >> she has to run a better campaign and do more effective things than she has done. to a certain extent democrats went through the drama of the clinton years and she was a part of that. some people want a new start and change the direction. in the end of the day she will be the nominee. i am not sure a republican can beat her.

i think she can beat herself. we'll have a strong candidate in the end of the long tedious process. no one will be ahead of her in the polls. in the long-term she's not trained as she once was. she was a good trained candidate with president obama and a long ways from that today. >> joe, you know something about taking a dark horse candidate and putting them in the front of the pack for the howard dean years. do you see that on the democratic or republican side of the race? it can always happen and because of the internet and because of the way that someone can surprise in iowa or early states and the money will roll in. and that can happen on either side. and so look plenty of cases. gary hart gave walter mondale a square in 1984. i worked for the vice-president at the time.

and in today's world with how fast the people can vol terand send money it happens on either side. i don't think hillary clinton or jeb bush and candidates can take anything for granted. >> we'll have to love the sdukz there. >> and survivors of the terrorist attack targeting questions. and targeting a site where christians had targeted to pray. and they were in the dorm for 13 hours as they battle troops and police. there was ambut guity. because they had the gun. and they were matching and there was n immediate. if there was immediate, we could be secured.

>> 147 people were killed, 79 injured in the worst terror attack in kenya in nearly 20 years. >> an incredible survival story to tell you about. a sailor rescued after two months lost at sea. and how he made it back to his family. and there is this. >> the deal would lift sanctions almost immediately and this is the very time iran is stepping up the aggression in terror in the region and beyond. >> prime minister netanyahu is expressing disappointment with the deal. who came out on top in this iran nuclear agreement. our live chat up and running. and click on america's asking to join the conversation.

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>> new information now and four people are dead after a helicopter crash in a house in

braz and i will crews responding to the scene and the helicopter hit a home that was under construction and no one on the ground was jfrmentd >> a sailor safe at home with his family after two months lost at sea. 200 miles off of the coast of carolina. he survived by eating raw fish and drinking rain water. it is an incredible story tired and hung row and dehydrated. it would be an incredible story of survival after being rescued by the cap sized sailboat. he is an inexperienced sailor and he hit bad weather and described how he saw a wave crash in his window while out on the open sea and prayed to god to keep him safe.

>> i was flying through the airsomersalting and the floor and ceiling and everything was upside down and back wards and i was just rolling around with all of the things and objects and possessions and gps and even my stove had come off of the wall and was flying in the air. >> he was slightly injured and jordan was rescued yesterday after a crew found him floating on the overturned hull off of the coast of cape hatters us. the dad said they had been praying that they were still alive. he was living on a boat in conrad south carolina. and six days later he was reported missing and a search began after jordan's financial records were checked to see if he came ashore without being

noticed. and that search has been suspended. jordan didn't file a float plan according to the coast guard that could have helped searchers find him. they met with jordan at the hospital where he was treated for an injured shoulder and dehydration and how he kept himself alive for so long. >> the boat was capsized and it was upside down and on the hull and he was able to get in and out of it at times to get relief. >> that would explain why he is not absolutely sun burned. >> that's what the coast guard rep said that they were surprised he was not covered in blisters. >> more to come and that is a nice easter weekend passover today. and they were overjoyed. the boat named angel. >> and i am glad.

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had inadequate counsel. modern forensic testing failed to show the bullets came from his gun. those bullets were the only evidence linking him to the murders. >> prime freedom benjamin netanyahu mrafth the framework of the deal with iran saying it put the jewish state's existence at risk. >> it poses a great danger to the region and world and threatens the survival of the state of israel. the deal would not shut down a single nuclear facility in iran and will not stop rnd on the advanced centerrefuges. n >> johnathon, one of the items

of discussion after we saw the framework come forward. critics say this lejet myselves a regime that wants to destroy our key ally. >> it means that israel will have to stand by and watch it unfold. i think the israel government which opposed the deal that was announced yesterday has their hands tied and they are not sure what the details will look like by the end of june when a deal is eched out. they are concerned and you already heard prime minister netanyahu talk about the facilities are remaining open. the same one that president obama and secretary of state kerry called to be closed. it looks like a back tracking on the part of the united states and the israelis are word.

they know iran's objective of destroying israel has not changed one bit. >> we heard the prime minister of israel and we read a tweet of the president of iran. here's what he had to say and speaking and the tweets were coming out as he was speak to the iranian people. if other negotiating party fulfills promises, iran will fulfill promises. if they choose different path other options will be available. what do you make of that tweet? what other options is he talking about? >> i think what he is saying that the west better agree to iran's interpretation of what was sketched out in the outline agreement. when we talk about the other options are, we know that iran is destabilizing 4 or 5 other countries in the region and drawing closer to potentially proxy attacks to the israelis and looking at destabilization

of yemen and ongoing war of syria and they can potentially make a dash for a bomb. he's threatening all of the things and this is the leverage that the iranians have right now. >> we mention the final phase over the next three months play out. one of the things it doesn't touch on is iran is a state sponsor of terrorism. and this is important to israel because iran supports hesbollah and hams that wages terrorist attacks on israelis. i wonder what it means for the proxy if you see sanction relief for iran. how would they be empowered and what sort of threat is there to israel? >> the proxies are celebrating the deal because that means an end of the international

sanctions against iran and cash will be flooding into iran and iran's cash flow will be that much easier to sponsor groups like hesbollah and hams, and of course the syrian regime celebrated the deal as well. that's why the israelis are saying that the time deal must include iran accepting the existence of the state of israel. >> where does that leave us? is there anything in the deal that the israelis can accept. the compromise is not what we wanted and this works for us does it work for the other negotiating parties? >> the only thing that the israelis would look at and say it is positive, it could buy them ten years before iran makes a dash for a bomb. but there is awe sunset provision to allow iran to get back to business and making the

nuclear weapon when the deal ends and that's of course the real problem that the israelis have with what is put on the table. >> great to see you, thank you so much. >> trusting iran to tell the truth about the nuclear program. diplomats from other world powers placing their faith in the negotiations and ambassador john bolton will join us on his thoughts. >> a massive fire in a industrial facility in louisville. the latest on efforts to try to get it

out. >> one step ahead we are told in the nuclear talks with iran and a long way to g. the deal reached yesterday is a prelimary framework as it sparks in iran. some limited the ability to build a bowl. and john bolton is the former embassy to the united nations and a fox news contributor. i would count you in the latter

camp it is not going to prevent iran. and it is not going to wait for it to detonate. and what about all of this talk about the administration saying we have dismantled start with the point. what deal do they have. if you look at all of the statements that were issued. one of them was a joint statement between the european union and iran. everything else was unlateral. they have a fact sheet and where was iran's. and that is the assignment of what was agreed. and in a negotiation if you can't reach a agreement in

principle that the parties can sign their names to it. it is not principle. it is all up in the air and i think the iran thinks they will get more and what they have mad over the past several years. this is below what they say this is the most intrusive inspections of any countries nuclear program that was put in place in the country. and what we are talking about the toughest inspections that are put in place. it is not only the nuclear facilities that are subject to inspection. it is the reprocessing and the uran yaum mines that are subject to inspection and weapon facilities that are subject to inspection. >> what we are talking about and we are still talking about it.

it is a framework for agreement and not an actual agreement. but say the administration gets an agreement to all of. that what do you make of that? >> number one. it is not the most intrusive agreementine by their statement. but the iranians have stiffed for decades. and when we finally sign a deal if we do. it is not the end of the process. but the rest stop between the last two years of negotiations. we will have access to iran's militia facilities. forget about it. the iranians will notlet the ia eian in. and there is no indication that

have changed that mind. he is making things up. the president said the iranians will be allowed to continue their heavy water reactor the fact sheet from the white house said the redesigned reactor will net produce weapon's great blueitorium. and any reaction like a reactor produces blue tonnium that is weapon's grachltd you can have heavy versus light. and it produces weapon's type blue tonnium. and i would like an explanation of how they will avoid that and will they have any other reactor like that in operation.

world today quick tweets are u.n. sanctions are ineffective and will not scare back them. and he tweeted this out after saying they are ineffective. he sounds like the guy that wants it lifted. there is dysfunction over what circumstances they get lifted and the adt taking place. and nothing is agreed to. it gets swept away if iran is

not happy. and the regime itself. that you are krom bring in front of us. it is the last question. and what happens when the deal is supposed to be finalized and i think there will be a deal signed and the iranians have an accountive to design it in the obama administration. and it is hard to imagine anybody who is a weaker or worse negotiator than this president. ambassador thank you. >> we'll turn now to politics. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren said over and over again she's not going to run for president. you can so on paper and on

television. this is one topic to explore. why, why the obsession with elizabeth warren. >> it is like a snl skit asking the freshman senator in every possible way on the today show. and they devoted it to will you run and what do you mean you are not running. and have you ever thought about running. and she has 100 different ways of saying no. and i am not making plans and it doesn't deature the journalist. >> people don't trust what she's saying and her actions don't seem to suggest she's backing away from that or are journalist not creative. i can relate to that and you don't want to be the person who didn't ask, what would you do? >> well there is a little bit of laziness in group thinking and deep down journalist know

that she is not going to do anything that a senator would do to lay the ground work for 2016. and the political journalistic community is desperate for a race and we like a competitive horse race and it is more than that. and it is something about the a ura surrounding elizabeth warnen and going up against wall street that is what is the story and politics that they maybe align approximate and i think there is affinit for elizabeth warren. respiratory all the next day stories would be about her

weaknesses and then we entice and then beat up on them. are the journalist missing the issues. and asking her if she is running for the president. you think that the media is just missing and actively pursuing that path. one thing they are missing the issues. elizabeth warren wants to talk about student loans and things that journalist think is boring. and as far as the 2016 field, there is not much on the democratic side. and martin o'malley got traction by saying the presidency should not be rotated by two crowns. and he's not going after hillary clinton too har. we don't have a horse on the democratic side. almost like they are begging warren to get in. >> they should be able to manage a little clinton and bush

fatigue handle that and do our jobs. >> you are asking about the media buzz. >> and we'll have more coming up on media buzz. and i have to make sure i check. it >> among other things the indiana law controversy. we have a comedian that will talk about the daily show host and the jokes he made. >> he is quite funny isn't he? and we have big things on the network as well. great to see you as always. and for our viers media buzz on sunday. lep o'clock a.m. on the fox news channel. >> a very disturbing story, a 14-year-old girl accused of convincing her older boyfriend of killing her mother. the girl is charged now as an adult and in eighth grade. our legal panel is next.

also ahead, a truck plys in a convenience store with deadly results all caught on tape.

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old and she instructed them to end the relationship. they had a cell phone relationship. >> they recovered this text from the girl's phone, she threatened to throw me out. i want her gone. joining us now to talk about the case, we have defense attorneys. welcome to both of you. >> thank you. >> richard sounds like an open and shut case. that is not the only tex authorities have recovered. they got them back from the phone company. 75 or so texts where she seems to be bullying her boyfriend in to offing her mother? >> that seems to be true. but there is a lot to the case that has yet to be discovered. for example who actually killed the mother? >> (inaudible) she had a cut on her hand.

(inaudible) >> richard we are going to get. your mike fell off and you are difficult to hear. we'll let you fix that. >> her attorney was ready to represent her in juvenile court. she's in eighth grade and 14 years old and headed to juvenile court and word that she gets charged as an adult, that is pretty rare for someone her age? >> it is rare, jon. it is interesting when you hear about the case and learn she is only 14 years old and her boyfriend is 20 years old, you want to assume she was brain washed by him and under his power and control. but once you read those text messages, it is abundantly clear that not only was she a willing participant in her mother's killing, she was the mastermind and planning and plotting this and actually influencing her boyfriend by sending the text

messages and do this please i want her gone. she's not the average typical 14 year old girl. she's swled and cool and tried as an adult in this case. >> he was 20 years old and a soldier against a 14-year-old and seems like an adult, i read many psychological studies where they say a young man's brain is not fully developed until 21 or 2 and that includes the region of the brain responsible for you know, critical thinking for. >> and that behavior and impulsive behavior, that is the key here for both parties. and we are a teenager and your impulse will get the best for you. and certainly something will say common sense and my girl friend told me to kill her mother and that does not make sense and certainly happen here and you

want to argue a mitigating factor and he had was not mature and she was not mature and you want to get away from first-degree murder and you want to argue the aggravating and mitigating factors to get away from the killing which voluntary manslaughter that is the heat of passion. they were in the vehicle at the time. and the mother is telling the boyfriend that i don't want you to see my daughter and things heat up and the daughter is in the back saying take her out and it is all impulsive. in the end of the day she should be be tried as a juvenile and not adult because she is only 14 years old. thank you both .... ge facility erupting in a raging inferno.

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dra nat ick surveillance video of a truck plow through a convenience store in ft. worth at about 100 mirm. that's what police say. the driver had just rear-ended a car and fled the scene at high speed. unfortunately, a young mother inside the store was pinned under the truck. she died. several other people were hurt. officers say the truck driver was high on drugs and is being charged with intoxication manslaughter. right now crews are responding to the scene of a massive fire in louisville kentucky. the flames engulfing a general electric facility known as appliance park. wdrb's emily miure is reporting live from the scene. what's going on emily? >> reporter: well, john, you can

see the massive cloud of smoke behind me. the building actually collapsed around 8:30 this morning. we're getting report that's you can actually see this cloud of smoke for miles around louisville. ge's appliance park is just south of downtown, and the fire started early this morning. there are about 200 firefighters on scene. officials say the building that's burning is mainly used to store plastic materials. there were also some offices inside and the building alone is sixg. fire officials say there were some works inside this morning, but they all got out safely. a cause has not been determined, but a fire chief on scene says there was some lightning in the area this morning. they say toxic chemicals are also a concern. so right now the fire is still active. they're trying to keep it from spreading. and no injuries to report, but they'll likely keep battling this fire into tonight and tomorrow morning. i'm reporting live in

louisville, kentucky back to you. >> emily, thanks very much. i know they've told people in the neighborhood to stay inside. that's really dangerous smoke ra parent. >> it looks like it. we'll keep you posted as we hear more on that. there are more women falling under the extremism. a woman from philadelphia accused of planning to join isis. also, as we observe the start of this religious holiday weekend, we want to share a programming note. if you didn't catch the movie "killing jesus" catch it tonight and easter sunday right here on the fox news channel. you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals antioxidants and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition in charge™.

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