of the week, boxie, doing his puppy asking for mama and thank you for submitting videos. thank you for being part of "the real story." happy passover, happy easter. i'm gretchen. here's shep. >> collision course with a mountain. theñ investigators crack occupy the flight data recorder of the doomed germon jet and inside the found the copilot gunned the engine to make the plane hit harder. >> the attack on christians terrorists slaughtered more than 140 students at a university. now the fbi is getting involved. as we learn that one of the first moves the gunman made was to head to a spot where people were praying. we're also looking at today's disappointing unemployment report and what it means for you money. we'll speak with a financial planner who has advice whether you're looking for a new job or getting ready4 plusé"m

to 6,000. those are the machines the workers use to enrich uranium the key material used for nuclear power. the white house says inspectors will have access to facilities and will have to verify that iran is keeping up its end of the bargain. the west will ease economic punishment and if iran acts up, the white house says those punishments come back. >> if we determine that they are not living up to the terms of the agreement, then we can snap

the sanctions back in place and we will have before us every option on the table we currently have. so the best way for us to resolve our concerns with iran's nuclear program is to pursue diplomacy and to verify their compliance with the agreement. we're not going to trust them. we're actually going to verify the compliance. >> the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said again today this agreement will not stop iran from developing nuclear weapons. the white house says president obama would not sign/á a deal that posed a threat to israel. then there are members of congress, some of whom arefn÷ demanding one final say of the deal. some lawmaker are also threatening to slap more punishments on iran, but each side is accusing the other of playing politics and in this instance each side is right. the house speaker john boehner is visiting israel and tweeted quote, president obama is trying to blame concerns about iran's nuclear deal on partisan politics. that's nonsense. president obama warned the issues at stake are bigger than politics. and the alternative could mean

war. let's bring in chris wallace. they're lined up exactly how you think they would be. all the ones who haven't soon the deal are sure it's a terrible deal and everybody else seems to think it's a really good deal. >> well generally speaking i think you're right. although it isn't just partisan lines. there are a number of democrats not necessarily against the deal, but saying -- and i think this is a pretty hard argument to oppose -- that congress should have a say in this.éç the u.n. is going to have a say -- >> not a treaty. >> -- is going to have a say and the question is should the u.s. congress have a say either approve the deal or not -- >> it's not a treaty. >> -- a say in the deal. >> historically, and constitutionally, that's not a requirement. this isn't a treaty. they can do it this way. >> they can. but constitutionally if the congress passes a law and they're able to override the president's veto he has to give them say in it. the question is, why shouldn't

congress have a say some n something so important and so controversy as this use. >> haven't the hardest of the hardliners come to the table and say if what they say in this paper happens it's pretty good deal, though the white house fact sheet? >> some yes some no "the wall street journal" editorial -- it's a conservative newspaper -- especially its editorial page -- says there are number of elements in the deal if -- you have the big if there -- if the iranians live up to them, would be reasonable. there are smalls questions about what will happen and in fact all of the issues, for instance, the speed another which sanctions will be raised how quickly iran will be able to enrich uranium after the ten years, those have not been answered yet. they have to be settled in the final june deal there are some things in the deal -- just take centrifuges. from 19000"ñ down to 5,000 operational. that's certainly sounds like a good thing.

part of the problem of course, is that the president, back in the 2012 campaign -- we look at this today, preparing for "fox news sunday" was he wanted iran to end the nuclear program, and whatever this deal is, it is certainly a long way away from that. >> probably most everybody in the west would love for iran to end the nuclear program, but in the absence of that being 68 possible, you try something or just go over and bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb iran. >> that's right and that is one of the arguments the president will make. the alternatives. either you make an deal keep with the sanctions and -- let remember, with the sanctions iran got to 19,000 operational centrifuges before they began the negotiation. or go to war. so, those are a lot of questions of the but this is a complicated issue that you -- >> you've bet. >> if you raise sanks then iran gets more money, and it has a stronger economy to do all the bad things they're doing across the middle east. so it's complicated.

>> very complicated. hopefully they can figure it out. chris it's nice to see you, chris will have more this weekend on "fox news sunday." he speaks to bob corker, this sunday on your local fox station. check your local television listings. there's more at stake in iran that international security. billions and billions of dollars could be up for grabs if the it becomes a deal. it could mean huge changes for the iranian economy and could help the united states economy if the nation is open for business. gerri willis is here. what do the sanks cost them? it's a,u lot. >> their economy is 15 to 20% smaller than it would have been had they not had the sanctions. it's a $420 billion economy. you said it was popular. 77 million people. they probably had their oil business cut in half because of this, and we can expect if these sanks come off, they'll grow by two to five percent and then

after that seven to eight. this is a big economy, very northern region. >> american businesses many very interested in getting in there how soon could that haye happen? >> boeing is already there but they're not selling planes. they're selling maps. apple wants to sell cell tones over there, and apparently there are fake stores selling fake iphones. all the companies want to be there. it's a marketer's 42% of the population is under the age of 25. so, people who are say, 18, they buy everything. they don't care. >> the millenials in the iranian culture, very pro western all wrapped up in our culture it's my understanding. >> that's all good for american companies. >> gerri, great toj you this afternoon. another american arrested on terror charges. the feds say a woman from philly planned to travel overseas to join the islamic state and make herself a martyr. the woman made her first appearance in court.

investigators say she messaged an isis fighter in syria who asked her to be part of a martyrdom operation. the sold the fighter the opportunity wouldãbe amazing. the fed says she is 30 years old. court documents show she tweeted messages in support of isis tried to raise money online and at one point bought a plane ticket to barcelona. documents show she gave herself online nicknames, including young;ó lion -- lioness. and two women in new york city were charged with trying to build a been like the one in the boston marathon. the defense attorney says one suspect plans to immediate not guilty but no word on the other. as passengers on a germanwings jet screamed and the pilot banged ode then cockpit door the copilot headed for a mountain and sped up the plane. the secrets from the flight dat

recorder. first. a live look now. the colosseum in rome, where pope francis is leading the traditional friday way of the cross. a torchlight progression that recontracts the biblical march of jesus as he carried a cross to his own cruise -- crucifixion. today at the vatican the pope led a good friday service and listened while one priest spoke about the modern persecution of christians, all of this a day after investigators say terrorists massacred 147 people in kenya and singled out christians for death. the preacher accused at the international indifference on the plight of christians around the world.

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the copilot in the german weeks airline disaster repeat lid sped up the plane before he slammed it into a mountain, killing himself and the 149 passengers onboard. the word from french investigators. the information comes from the plane's second black box. it is said to back up thehúñ investigator's claim the copilot intentionally crashed the jet after locking himself in the cockpit. german prosecutors revealed he planned his deadly dive,

researched suicide and cockpit door security in the days before the crash. lea gabrielle is here with the rest of the story. >> today the news came in the form of a very short statement from the french agency responsible for investigating plane crashes. it says that for a first redealt of the information from the flight data recorder shows the pilot inside the cockpit used the auto pilot to put the plane into a descent and then, quote, on several occasions during the descent, the pilot modified the auto pilot settings to increase the speed. it didn't/

18 minutes past the hour. slaves may have caught some of the seafood we eat here in the united states. according to an investigation by the "associated press." we have images. these pictures here are from indonesia, officials freed hundreds of the slaves. ask asked them does anybody want to leave, they all raised their hands. the "associated press" is reporting that someb fishermen said their bosses beat them, and shocked them with tasers and others said their bosses forced them to work as many as 22 hours in one day with no time off and little or no pay. here you can see officials inspecting a cell where they say a local fishing company kept its men locked up. prosecutors are saying that police are investigating whether they'll press charges against anybody here. one more image to show you. a graveyard here. officials inspecting it for in

of the men who never found their freedom. the parents of a toddler who went missing now face abuse and neglect charges after the body of their five-year-old son turned up in a septic tank. that is the latest from a prosecutor. the parents reportedly appeared in court this afternoon. all happening in virginia. the suspects are paul thomas and ashley white. cops arrested them yesterday, the day after their son's funeral. the massive arch effort fot'tji the toddler involved dozens of law enforcement agencies and every five days they found his body in that septic tank on hisk(q parents' property. investigators say they really don't know yet how he died but they're still working on the autopsy. a sheriff says the couple also had an infant daughter, and that officials have taken that infant daughter from them. a prosecutor reportedly said the abusef:et neglect charges are related to both of their kids. patricia is here, a former judge on the new york state supreme court zcñ and is now featured in the

tv show, "hot bench." which judge judy created. >> this is unbelievable judge. you don't even really know where to start. the story was, i'm napping and the kid is gone. >> i know. parents who are charged with the welfare of their own children and supervision of them taking a nap, going into a room, lying down, letting a five-year-old apparently run frequent and then take the little one away. >> as a precautionary method while this is going on. the parents are both incarcerated and they probably feel the child is better with some other family. >> thankfully we see this sort of thing rarely but bias alert. we have been friends for years and years, and you saw so much in brooklyn and family court. it's just -- i don't know how you keep a dry eye. >> you learn to step back. you have no choice. if you really get emotionally attached to the cases or the situations you just can't get through your day.

>> you know these cases that make their way to television, we hear about them sporadically, but it's my understanding there's this sort of thing in family court all over the nation every day. >> yes, all day, every day, family court, and the supreme court where i was sitting and happening these cases i handled brooklyn's -- the d.a.'s office had a bureau called crimes against children and i handled all of to the cases and that was one hover toughest day of the week to get house the cases, and they just flow in. there's no stop. >> judge sat on the bench for 18 years. >> almost 19 years. i don't even want to admit it. >> judge judy was calling a new show and they found my buddy, patricia, and she is like, think i should? it's now the number one new show in sipped -- syndication and "the new york times" called you the breakout star of daytime tv.

>> what bringing eyeballs to this show. >> it's david because there are three of us on the bench, which ik=>f] a very unique concept at the trial level inch the united states we don't have a three-judge trial bench. we have appellate benches with three judges. and judy brought this idea back from ireland. we go and deliberate in chambers they that's the aspect the public loves because it gets insight. people don't get the opportunity know what goes into the> seeing the deliberations, all three of them are characters. we have a clip about judge talking. >> of all the people to want to pull this on why would you pick me? >> your voice and italian -- just like butter. i'm hanging on every word. it's a voice. i'm so country.jo

you have pizazz. everything you say -- >> i do. i do. i appreciate that you recognize that. doesn't mean i'm going to believe you. why i would look for your car -- >> because you want to scratch it. >> because you girls are from brooklyn and i'm from brooklyn. you want to scratch my car. >> they snatched you up out of brooklyn and brought you to hollywood. >> they did, and i brought brooklyn with me. >> how is it? what is the day like? >> it's a long day. it's a very long taping. i'm used to the number -- like doing a lot of cases and having a caseload but it's a long day to be on and to look pretty and sound smart and interact with people on the bench. it's -- we go in early, they make me up. >> you hate that. if people -- >> i love the end result. >> if people googlehyou they'd see you are one -- the robe was

not all you wore while you were on the bench. you were always dressed up and the local tabloids loved your cases. we miss you out here. >> i miss being here too. >> you're back in forth now. >> go back and forth. >> the show is "hot bench." it's on different stations, different places around the country. check it out. nice to see you. >> thanks, shep. nice to see you. >> happy acer. >> thank you. >> a sailor from south carolina is now back on dry land, and what a story. have you heard about this? what if you disappeared and the folks back home are like, we'll never see this person again, and after two months floating around on a sometimes cap -- capsized0?4f boat you're alive. details how the guy survived 66 days. grabbing a burger and fries after a workout might not seem like the best idea. but a new study claims fastfood is just as good as a4f/m sports drink or energy bar, which

probably tells you nor about an energy bar or sports drink than it ever did about fastfood. it's all not perfect. stay tuned.

more headlines. thousands of people may have to leave their home as typhoon barrels towards the philippines wind gusts approaching 115-miles-an-hour. an astronaut captured these pictures. the storm killed at least four people when it slammed into the island nation of micronesia on wednesday. >> a fire destroyed part of,n a general electric fault in louisville, kentucky, spokesman was nobody was hurt. not clear what caused the fire.=>cñ in laughings a driver had to pay $200 check because she put /'&y chap stick behind the wheel. that's what a local newspaper is

reporting. she was at a red light but troopers call it distracted driving, putting on chap stick. just in from "associated press." tiger woods says he will play in the masters tournament. see how that goes.

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bad unemployment numbers today. u.s. companies pulling black own the number of workers they're hiring. the labor department reports employers added 126,000 jobs. the fewest since december 2013. the feds say the unemployment rate did hold steady at 5.5%. economist say for the past few months higher had -- hiring had been stronger and a pullback in job growth was bound to happen. looking at the wall shows the unemployment rate of the future work force. people 25 and older who hold bachelors goings. that rate is now at its lowest

point since the great recession but 2.5%. lauren joins now, a certified financial planner and a personal finance contributor. those original numbers don't look right. what's happening? >> basically what is going on is we're seeing -- well, i guess the main thing is uncertainty. we don't know if this is a fundamental issue or a transient issue. we had severe weather and employment set backs, some things that could contribute to it so may not be cause to worry. >> i got your name wrong. lauren lyons cole. the volatility is insane. >> this is the thing. none of us are really feeling secure after the financial crisis, and there's still a lot of up certainty, and uncertainty leads to volatility,np and in fact, we have double wammo because the monday after easters i the worst trading day and people need to be prepared.

>> the thinking is there will be a big selloff. >> but don't let that be cause to go and try to sell off as well. if you're a young person, you have a long time and don't start to freak out, in reaction to this. if you're in retirement or close to retirement talk to your financial adviser. >> is pay going up at all? >> pay is going up slightly. so that's a good sign. and hopefully that will continue. certainly the -- the rate hike that was expected this summer is probably not going to happen until later this year, maybe even 2016. >> do you base that on these unemployment numbers or a series of things? >> it's just too soon to think we can support any increases in the rates. >> the fed wants to raise rates because where you are now you don't have anywhere to go to make correctionses. >> right. raising the rates is a good thing overall but we need to make sure the economy can handle it. >> we'll see it. nice to see you.

>> you, too. >> california's crippling drought could mean higher prices at the food store for all of us. the governor ordered and for the first time egni in california mandatory waterí÷ restrictions for the entire state. the feds say more than half of americans' fresh vegetables come from california, most from the bread basket and much of the water supply comes fromq5f;t melted snow. but officials said the snow pack there this year is at its lowest level sin they started keeping records 65 years ago. the feds say california leads the nation in production of more than a dozen fruits and vegetables, including sweet corn tomatoes lemons strawberries and if we'd stop making almonds we'll have more water. we're live in santa monica, california, where i don't think they grow much of anything. what's happening thererobert? >> reporter: we're looking hough it's affecting local businesses

as well as farmers. got the farmers up there -- if you like sushi your prices might go up 0, stir-fry, not because of the fish. it's because of the rice, and that's because rice prices have already been on the rise, and a lot of the farmers you talk about in the bread basket grow rice. $75 billion worth every year, many of the farmers using their allotment of water by selling it to the neighbors in southern california because it's more valuable than to grow rice.ñ+ >> we're capitalists and we have bills to pay and living standard to maintain, and so we're going to do what we have to do to enhance the profitability of the farm. >> reporter: prices are going to go up and the farmers realize that. the rice will be more valuable and they're making money off the water the key note is they don't want to be water sellers. they still want to be farmers.

it could be a shore-term gain for them. >> a lot of industries are hurting. >> when you look at the end users, folks onn we're here at the fairmont hotel in santa monica camp they have been ripping up lawn and putting in artificial grass and putting in these auto flush urinals, nonflush urinals to save water. they don't give you water when you're at the table. trying to cut down on waste. we had the head of a fine restaurant canner they're doing similar methods and work with the farmers that source their food locally and doing a lot of hydroponic farming. uses a lot less water to get some really nice vegetables to the table there and another way to be a little more water efficient but it's still unclear how it's going to play out on the street. looks like it well be enforced locally. >> thank you sir. coast guard coast crews say they rescued a man off the coast of north carolina. a guy who had been missing for

more than two months. the rescuers say the guy was in fairly good condition despite being stranded for all that time. he that no sign of sunburn and no serious injuries.+g his name is louis jordan. family members say he was living on his sailboat at marina in south carolina when he decided to take a fishing trip in late january. they say that was the last time they heard from him until crews picked him up yesterday afternoon about 200 miles off the north carolina outer banks. workers on a german container ship say they saw him on the top of his overtured boat. coast guard crews if alift him to the hospital. he made an emotional phone call to his father. >> louis i'm so glad you're alive. we prayed and prayed and we hoped that you were still alive. >> i was. justkg praying about you because i was afraid you guys were crying and sad that i was dead and i wasn't dead.

i. ad you give dnr. >> we were. i thought i lost you. >> at sea for more than two months months and no sunburn. that's something. coast guard officials say they're still trying to piece together exactly what happened but they're having a hard time. the map says he survived by rationing food and packed drinking water and rain water and grabbed some fish and ate that. laura ingle is in the new york city newsroom. more than two months. >> yeah. we're going to get to the bottom of that hopefully. the coast guard says louis jordan is doing well, he is with his family and they're giving him time recuperate from the open sea adventure before talking more with him about how exactly he survived after being plucked by the coast guard off the german cargo ship. he was checked out at hospitalized. today he spoken with a tv station about how he prayed to god for help when his sailboat capsized. >> i was flying through the air somersaulting and the ceiling

was the floor, the floor was the ceiling, and this side wasfv9]b the other side, and everything was upside-down and backwards, and i was just rolling around, with all the objects, all my possessions and electronics and gps. >> that explain highs he was lost. he told his family he was going fishing january 23rd and was reported missing january 29th. a search began after his financial records were checked to see if he had cullly come ashore without being noticed. he had not. of ten days the search was suspended. jordan didn't file a float plan, the nautical equivalent to a flight plan, according to the coast guard which could have happened search efforts. >> two months no bad sun burn. >> he said in addition to the rain water and fish he caught crabs and seaweed. that's how he survived eating and tried to stay as sheltered he could with the clothing. coast guard say this is a good story with a happy ending but would like to know more about how prepared he was with safety equipment and food. >> you expect severe sunburn,

blisters medical issues that could possibly be wrong with him for not eating for soys long or hydrated. but for him to be in his current state was pretty amazing. >> though jordan was reported missing 66 days ago the coast guard mentioned that jordan himself has never told them he was at sea for that long. >> it's -- am i right to say that no one ists5á story?w4t there's no skepticism here. >> some people are just saying it ills truly amazing and it is possible. we checked into the water temperatures of this area during the last three months 46 degrees, 52 degrees 56 degrees, depending on which time of day. but survival experts are raising questions but say it is possible. >> lawyer du, -- thank you ma'am, next time you work out, reward yourself with a hamburger. a study finds junk food are just as effective for people as

energy drinks or energy barses after exercise. i don't note about this. i love ham burgers and eat them. i love. the. i love them from mcdonald's and from wendy's and burger king, from five guys. i eat the. they're not good for me. i'm well aware of this. >> this will give you a good excuse. the group from the university of montana warranted to seed[% if the new protein recovery things are worth it, and they took 11 mail athletes, and they had them fast for four hours, and then they had to do 90-minute intense treadmill program and then a recovery snack. then half the nancy bar and the other half from mcdonald's. then they did a 12.4-mile stationary bike run as fast as the could. and then switched. a week later, w. did one the other did the other. the ones doing the fancy stuff gatorade -- >> you know how much sugar is in that? more than you need in one day.

>> power were recovery power bar energy crews and the mcdonald's crew got hash browns, hamburger, small fries, orange juice, medium coke, hotcakes no syrup, and what they found was that they were just as fast on the bikes, they felt just as easy doing it, and they found it just as easy felt just as good in general and they had no difference in insulin, glucose, cholesterol. they don'ted a rice you do it at home. >> they don't. >> i don't know. the 90-minute treadmill sounds tough and then get back on the bike. >> identity rather lie there and have the hamburger and watch a basketball game. who do you like winning? >> i had-b iva and i ignored it after that. >> coach of the year just named a little whileq! that guy from kentucky calipari. we don't have to like that.

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may be able to get every month free. the terrorists who murdered 147 people at a college in kenya had made extensive plans for the attack, according to 134 survivors. investigators say islamic extremists strapped explosives on their bodies and stormed the campus with ak-47s targeting only christians. one student says she covered her

days and hair with the blood of her fellow classmates and played dead in order to survive. other witnesses say the gunmen shouted, god is great, and ambushed a site where christians had gone to pray. police now in the process of identifying all of those bodies. as we reported here, it happened in the early morning hours yesterday in the northeastern part of the country. al-shabaab did claim responsibility. yesterday's attack is the deadliest the country has seen since the bombing of the u.s. embassy by al qaeda in 1998. that killed more than 200 people. jennifer griffin is live at the"zñ pentagon. we have season global reactions even from the pope. >> that's right. as the pope led good friday services, a papal preacher decried the world's indifference to the rising persecution of christians. earlier the pope sent a message of solidarity from rome to the people of kenya, quote his holiness con tells the act of senseless brutality and prays

for a change of heart among its perpetrators: in nairobi, as people attended good fridaymha about the attacks, during which the attackers separated christians from muslims, executing christian students on the spot. >> i would like to challenge the muslim community to even if to -- to call a conference and distance themselves from what is happening. it is unfortunate all terrorists are muslims. so i believeye not all muslims are terrorist. >> the four attackers were from somalia and wore suicide bomb vests. authorities are attempting to take fingerprints to establish their identity. >> what's the u.s. doing to help here? >> fox learned this morning that the fbi has been tasked to help the kenyan authorities. a white house statement also condemned the attack describing it as a terrorist attack, quote, we extend our deep condolences to the families and loved one of

thoses killed in this heinous attack which reportedly included the targeting of christian students. made all the more notable this statement is the acknowledgment from the white house that christians were targeted after the president has been accused in the past of downplaying the role of religion in these attacks, such as the execution of coptic christians on the beach in libya by militants that pledged loyalty to the islamic state. >> jennifer griffin at the pentagon. thank you very much. there's breaking newssk now on fox news channel. we are just getting word of a big terror sweep in britain that ended in six arrests. this comes from the sister network sky news. it reports there that teams took down the suspects in dover, britain, on suspicion of terrorism related to syria. cop says the suspects include five men and one woman. who they caught trying to life the country at a seaport. interrogators are questioning them. six people under arrest in great britain accuses of trying to

travel to sir syria. >> another live look in rome the pope lead service at the coliseum. we'll be right back.y [speaking in foreign language] foreign

if you're on facebook or instagram or twitter you can find tons of selfies and if you need help taking a selfie or just want to get ad you can use your selfie stick. just attach your smartphone or camera to it, stick it out in front of you and let your narcissism run wild. officials are gifting annoyed and banning them.

officials at the smith -- signature sewnan museum doesn't allow them. and jonathan hunt posts more selfies than anybody we know so it makes sense he is covering this. oh, your doing it on thunder selfie. >> there's a lot of bans spreading but not as quickly as these obnoxious things. they have already been banned from the rides on santa man fix -- santa monica peer, and the museum of modern art in new york the smithsonian in d.c., they're banning them because they say they're a danger to artifacts and, frankly, as they swing them around to other pattrons, and officials at the smithsonian say they detract from the point of a museum visit. >> sometimes might beqq put the phone down and appreciate the artwork or the historic artifacts artifacts you have come

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