full lunar eclipse will happen in late september. i'm glad there is nice weather in the northeast so you can look up at the moon. >> i agree! so a blood moon, unlike the yellow moon. jewel julie is up next. >> kenyan cities will run red with blood. vowing more attacks after carrying out a massacre in students in kenya. investigators say the militants slaughtered nearly 150 people in cold blood after questioning their faith. kenya is striking back with officials reportedly making five arrests. then the president says his government will retaliate in the, quote, severest way possible. i'm julie banderas. al shabab stormed the university

on friday. burst into a service during the deadly assault. kenya is calling for the nation to observe three days of mourning. the savage attack took place at a university in southeastern kenya, 350 miles from the capital nairobi. survivors coming forward now. including a young man who describes in graphic detail how he played dead to make it out alive. >> i am only man come away from all of the -- orphanage. the blood of my colleagues. i have the blood to be on my lunch and i -- [ inaudible ]. >> another survivor describing how she says she hid in a wardrobe while the terrorists stormed the university looking for victims. she hid herself with clothing

and said her roommates hid under beds but the militants found them. >> if you don't know it, then -- if you don't know -- then you lie down. then you go to other side. >> rescuers did not find her until after the attack. she was so scared and hungry and thirsty she drank body lotion to get through the ordeal. john has more on the ordeal. >> reporter: we are hearing how the al shabab militants commanded how the students come out of their dorm room and live or stay inside and die. we know those who came out were killed any way. now the terror group is warning of even more attacks. they say that no amount of preparation or safety measures can stop them from what they call another, quote, blood bath. but kenya's president is vowing to fight terrorism until the ends.

he says everybody responsible for the attack will face justice. >> let us all just take a moment to remember those who died and pray for eternal repose of their souls. let us pray for those who are injured and for solace to all affected families. today villages and towns throughout kenya are in mourning. >> reporter: kenyan officials have issued $220,000 reward for the man accused of coordinating the attack. investigators say he was one a teacher in an islamic school in kenyan. kenyan officials say they caught three men trying to cross into somalia and two others, according to officials, were arrested at the college. then there are those four gunmen who the military killed during the attack. authorities placed their bodies in the back of a pickup truck and put them on display for about 2,000 people in the center of town. one witness applauded the move

saying the government wanted quote, to win the hearts of the people and clear up any doubts that the attackers are dead. the militants, by the way, claim a massacre was revenge for killings at the hands of kenyan troops fighting the rebels in somalia. thursday' attack was the worst in kenya since the u.s. embassy was bombed in 1998 killing more than 200 people and pope francis called them an act of senseless brutality. now there are reports that security warnings at the school were ignored last year leading some to question whether kenyans security forces are up to the task of fighting back against those militants. >> john hudy, thank you very much. a judge denied bail to a philadelphia woman accused of planning to travel overseas to join the islamic state and make herself a martyr. investigators say she messaged an isis fighter in syria who asked her to be part of a

martyrdom operation. the feds say she is 30 years old. court documents show she tweeted messages in support of isis and tried to raise money online and once bought a plain ticket to barcelona and gave herself a nickname called lanana. they say the suspects planned to build a homemade bomb and use it for an a bomb like the one at the boston marathon. what else do we know? >> she may have gone by young linus online but she is 30 years old a resident of philly and active on twitter talking about her hopes to become an isis fighter and a martyr for the cause. she was arrested yesterday and now in federal custody charged with attempt to go provide material support to a terrorist

organization and could get 15 years in prison if convict. the criminal complaint alleges she did online research on indirect travel routes to turkey which is a common transit point for hopeful isis fighters. in one tweet she reposted a photo of a small male child with an ak-47 assault rifle around his neck with the following statement. in another tweet, she allegedly wrote the following. now, thomas will be back in court this coming wednesday for a detention hearing. well, of course, bring you those details when we get them. >> what more are we learning with the two women arrested in new york? >> it just goes on pap few days before the philly arrest. these two who were once roommates were arrested for conspiracy to use a weapon for mass destruction against person

or properties in the u.s. court documents say one had possession of multiple propane tanks and instructions how to turn them into explosive devices with plans to detonate. the other woman expressed violent jihadist ideology and obsessed with pressure cookers and told an undercover officer if they were arrested they would try to confront and shoot police. authorities say the public was never in danger as it was a lengthy undercover operation. according to a new u.n. report released this week the number of fighters leaving home to join al qaeda and isis has spiked to more than 25,000 from over on 100 nations and the number of foreign terrorists worldwide increased by 71% from 2014 to last month. >> that is probably one of the strongest ways to communicate is

the online media. terrorists are on twitter. >> we talked to security experts today. there were online chat rooms and heard about this but now it's very glossy and well-produced and continues to draw in people like these women. >> unfortunately. laura laura ingal thank you very much. iraqi city withstood roman invasion twice in the city. they are matching statues with sledge hammers and pick axes at the site. witnesses say it was destroyed last nontmonth but only clear what damage was done because it's part of territory which still under isis control. tikrit lies in ruins and iraqi officials have a warning for would-be looters who have extended on the city following its deliberation from isis. checkpoints are set up to prevent the widespread problem with teens checking cars to make

sure people aren't supporting stolen goods. officials say the military will prosecute anyone arrested but at the same time human rights organizations accuse shiite militias by carrying out attacks to burn sunni homes so they cannot return. u.s. is now helping the iraqis prepare for a major offensive to retake that city. at framework with a nuclear deal of iran is a historic understanding that will make the u.s. our allies and the world safer the word today from president obama despite calls from his critics to scrap the deal. under the agreement, iran agrees to cut the number of centrifuges used to enrich u rain yam by two-thirds and reduce stockpile too low to build a flep.nuclear weapon. they say it puts iran on the

path to a nuclear weapon. israeli wants something added to the deal. what is it? >> reporter: benjamin netanyahu has been vocal opposing this agreement. after a top iranian military official was quoted as saying that eraseing israeli off the map is quote, nonnegotiable neal called for a line for israeli's right to exist. >> the cabinet is united and strongly opposing the proposed deal. this would propose a grave danger to the region and talent the survival of the state of israeli. franz outlied another part of the deal that allows iran to add more modern advanced centrifuges and increase its capacity to ten years but still caps on iran's nuclear activity. also in lebanon, a member of the

par the part of hezbollah called the deal quote a victory that makes iran, quote, a member of the nuclear club. that's according to a lebanese newspaper "the daily star." >> is the obama administration likely to take up israeli's cause with iran? what is the deal there? >> reporter: no. . a state department spokeswoman says the outline for a nuclear agreement with iran does not deal with quote, any other issues, nor should it. in his weekly radio address today the president asserted this potential agreement cuts off hi-of-every pathway that iran could do to develop another nuclear weapon. >> inspectors will have access to iran's nuclear program because iran will face more inspections than any other country in the world. if iran cheats, the world will know it. if we see something suspicious we will inspect it. so this deal is not based on trust. it is based on unprecedented verification.

>> reporter: the obama administration is trying to get a final deal with iran and five other world powers, not including israeli, by june 30th. iran's foreign minister says if the west walks away from the agreement, then iran will be able to resume its nuclear program as it was operating previously. >> molly, thank you very much live in washington tonight. we want to know what you think. it's time for you become a part of the show. will a deal with iran make the world safer or less safe? and is the current deal on the table tough enough to halt iran's nuclear ambitions? tweet me at julie banderas. i will read some of your responses later in the show. enormous brawl erupting among some thirsty drinkers at a casino. more dramatic video of folks throwing down. plus wait until you hear what started this whole thing. continuing coverage of the nuclear agreement with iran.

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thousands worth of damage. the casino is reviewing what happened and maybe take daiquiris off the menu is a suggestion. some of you may want to bundle on your easter egg hunt. senior meteorologist janice stein is here and you can point the finger at her. >> oh, no! >> janet, we don't want frost on our eggs. >> the only thing i like frozen is my daiquiris! >> yeah, but look what just happened. can you imagine if you put me and janice in line at a daiquiri bar? the same thing would happen! >> forget about it! we set the records. talk about cold. hartford the average around 24 degrees. same for providence. 26 was your average. and boston, you were tied for third for the third coldest january through march but, of course, you set a record for the snowiest season on record.

winter is hanging on my friends! look at the lows tonight across the great lakes the upper midwest through the northeast. we even have freeze advisories, freeze advisories for the easter bunny heading across the ohio and tennessee river valley. so maybe the eggs will be inside tomorrow morning? forecast temperatures we are going to see a little bit of snow across the great lakes and the interior northeast as we head into sunday. look at that. a stripe of maybe several inches of snow but where i'm from, you could see snow on mother's day. we don't have anything to complain about. taking a look at the northwest. we have a system moving in here. bringing more rain and mountain snow. the next couple of systems going to dip as far south as southern california and bringing beneficial rain to them and some snow pack. they need it. epic historic drought for california. much of the west very dry. they will take what they can get. over the next several days getting much-needed rainfall and some snow pack across those mountainous terrains. here is your easter weekend

forecast. looking good for new york. houston looks like showers and thunderstorms for you. minneapolis, 54 partly cloudy skies. 90 degrees for phoenix so the chocolate needs to be inside in the air-conditioning. for philadelphia, atlanta, chicago los angeles, looking good as we head into sunday. my oldest just lost a front tooth. so the easter bunny and the tooth fairy will be visiting tonight! >> oh my goodness! >> i'm going to need some daiquiris! >> i have a feeling that kid is going to be eating a lot of sugar tomorrow. >> a convicted murders is back behind bars after escaping. what helped police catch up to him. a judge rules taxpayer dollars should go to fund this murderer's salary. but the lawmakers say not so fast. 0+. complete with key nutrients

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killer coming to an end in chicago. camron taylor is back in custody three days after he broke out of jail in eastern illinois. police say the 23-year-old staged a late night ambush on a prison guard and strangling until he was unconscious and stealing his uniform and keys and suv. authorities apprehended him on the south side of chicago while respond to go a call about a suspicious person. >> regular routine. seeing the offender, he ran and we gave chase and placed him into custody. we had no idea initially when he was. >> taylor is expected to face additional charges and could include attempted murder on the attack on the prison guard. an appeal after a judge

ordered the state to provide gender reassignment surgery for a transgender inmate who is serving a life sentence for murder. on thursday, u.s. district judge ruled that withholding the surgery violates 51-year-old michelle newsworth rights. but they say it would be an injustice not only to taxpayers footing the bill but also to her victims. will what is the justification for giving norsworthy free sex change surgery? >> reporter: good evening julie. let's start with the judge. he says it's in the public interest. norsworthy was placed in cust by in 1987 sentenced to life with the possibility of parole after

convicted of murder in the second degree. now u.s. district court judge in san francisco has ruled she has a medical condition where your sex at birth conflicts with the gender you identify with. the judge stating she has established she is suffering and likely to continue to suffer unnecessary pain if she is denied the surgery. ruling that members of the lgbt community are now applauding. >> this decision is historic in that it confirms that it's unlawful to deny central treatment to transgender people. >> reporter: some legal scholars say even if you disagree with this, the judge's ruling upholds the eighth amendment. >> if there is a serious medical need and the government shows deliberate indifference to that need it violates his eighth amendment right against cruel and inhumane treatment.

it's akin to somebody sickle cell anemia and not being treated for it. >> reporter: the department of corrections say they are considering an appeal at this point. we should point out there is also a similar case in massachusetts right now. the lower courts have denied allowing the inmate to get the surgery. that inmate is now taking it to supreme court. >> what else are critics saying about this, will? >> reporter: well they are saying this could have a major impact ethically and economically since taxpayers would be on the hook for a lot of money. it could be up to $100,000. >> the law has been pretty clear. the courts throughout the united states have ruled that hormone therapy which the california taxpayers have generously paid for ruffle 15 years is constitutionally adequate. to go to the level of required surgery, a taxpayer expense is not required. >> reporter: california minority leader kristin olsen tweeting

the following. then she tweeted the following. regardless of what side you're on this, there are some practical problems. norsworthy is serving in millkrit state prison and all male prison. they couldn't keep her there because there could be further violence. they point out she has been raped before in 2009. they say she has a history of violence and domestic violence before she was convicted of murder so question whether to put her in a all female prison. the question is if she gets the surgery, where do you house her? the militants warning of even more attacks to come as survivors are coming forward to tell their stories. the truck hits a cyclist and

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fire terrorists arrested this week in a deadly attack on at a christian university. the nation's president vowing to bring al shabab to justice at the day observations three days of morning for the nearly 150 people killed. sky news has more. >> reporter: the people are rising up in this impoverished area. the attack on the university has set them firmly against the militants of al shabab who say no part of kenya is safe from them. >> we are concerned about the activity of shabab. we are saying not to them and we will fight them to the bitter end as shabab must leave this town and leave kenya. we want peace in kenya. we want to be together as a country. >> al shabab, leave! leave kenya! we are people who love each other! we are people who love each

other! we don't want you in kenya. >> reporter: the trauma is going to live with these young people for a long time and the attackers may have jeopardized their futures. the college is to be closed indefinitely. >> they are not going to continue. their sadness. and live in fear. people like us we -- there again. >> reporter: impoverished areas like garissa are seen as al shabab as recruiting ground for their fighters. but the attack has repulsed young men here. >> i am very, very sorry about what they did. i'm not happy. i'm very -- i'm very sad about what they did. yeah. this is -- they are throwing the image of islam. that does not allow killing of innocent people. >> basically, what they did to us is wrong and for those who lost their life this country --

>> reporter: the more seriously injured students have been flown to nairobi where there are better medical facilities. but, once again kenyans are left wondering when the authorities are going to take action to improve security for them. lisa holland sky news. the obama administration facing a hard sale on iran as chronic voices bipartisan opposition to the preliminary agreement reached on iran's nuclear program. israeli is expressing its disappointment as well but iran will hold up its end of the deal with the u.s. does the same. chief political correspondent karl cameron explains all this could mean to the 2016 presidential race. >> reporter: add to obama's deal with nuclear deal with iran and hillary clinton presidential

announcement this month. jeb bush said he won't stand by the deal because it was from the start, quote. even before the agreement was reached, wisconsin governor scott walker said the threat is so grave, that he would undo the deal right after his inauguration. >>ly pull back on that if i am elected to be president. for the region and the world last thing we need is a nuclear armed iran. >> reporter: the conservative legacy pact is now running an ad about the iran deal that morph's hitler chamberlain. they know republicans will blame clinton if the deal collapses and if comes together. >> if it passes muster they

will still being attacking her for, you know, giving a pathway to the bomb to the iranians. >> reporter: a top diplomat during obama's first term, in a statement 200 words long reaching a deal in june is crucial and then left room for her to abandon is, quote. i know well that the devil is always in the details in this kind of negotiation. there is much to do and much more to say in the months ahead but, for now diplomacy serves a chance. he was also silent on the debate over religious freedom this week. in washington, carl cameron, fox news. will a deal with iran make the world safer or less safe and is the current deal on the table tough enough to halt iran's

nuclear ambitions? here is one i've gotten. moving on now. christians celebrating easter sunday in bethlehem. the church is one of the holiest sites for christians standing over what is believed to be the birth place of christ. you can watch john paul, ii francis celebrate easter sunday mass at the vatican tomorrow morning right here live beginning at 4:00 a.m. eastern. so tune into fox news channel to watch that. cuban state run media reports that fidel castro fidel castro has made his very first public appearance in more than a year. our top story as we go around the world in 80 seconds. ♪ >> reporter: cuba. these just released photos show

the former cuban president greeting a delegation from venezuela this week. the 88-year-old's first public sighting since the u.s. announced it would normalize relations with cuba. china. a man on an electric bicycle defying death after a truck tipped over and trapped him underneath it. witnesses immediately running to the scene and working together to hoist the vehicle up off its side. they reportedly managed to pull the victim out in less than three minutes. we are told he is now in stable condition. india. some prime mates are throwing a monkey wrench into a multibillion dollar plan to beef up the country's wi-fi. officials say because the animals keep chewing through newly installed fiberoptic cable. the monkeys live in hindu temples where people feed them every day. officials tried to run the wires underground in some areas to help fight the problem. and hong kong.

letting the feathers fly. hundreds of people gathering to mark international pillow fight day. the rules were pretty simple, don't kill anybody, and go easy on the kids. and that is a wrap on this "around the world in 80 seconds." military veterans taking part in a winter sports clinic in the snowy mountains of colorado. the event helping change lives for american heroes who suffer from combat-related injuries and health problems. here is the story. >> reporter: this is aubrey young's eighth year at the national disabled veterans winter sports clinic. here, she gets to downhill ski despite a spinal cord injury. >> life is not over after you've been injured. you can keep going and do whatever you want. >> reporter: for nearly three decades disabled veterans have met what they call miracles on the mountains in colorado. >> this is definitely not a play week. it's not a vacation week. they come out here knowing that

if they have to concentrate. >> reporter: some equate it to boot camp pushed by coaches instead of drill sergeants in events like scuba diving and curling and kayaking. this is william davenport. >> a young man came up to me with one arm missing. and says, "i thank you for your service." and, my gosh here i am i'm whole. i just have a little problem seeing. >> reporter: legally blind davenport skis downhill and 80% of the cost is covered by private donations like that from former deputy defense secretary dr. paul wolfowitz. >> it's much more appealing to have your philanthropy go to a lot of activity where there is a volume of labor and things that money can't buy. >> reporter: organizers observe hear from vets this one week changes their lives, even if it comes in the form of peer pressure. >> if i'm a soldier and i see a

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the suspects make their move at this busy car wash in smyrna. you can see a woman jump on the hood of her car as the car-jacker speeds out of the parking lot and that is when this man, a city worker who was washing his car, pulled out his gun and shot the suspect in the shoulder! >> the guy that got shot, he was, like falling out of the car! and he was holding his chest and heshivering and shaking and jump on the ground. >> the bottom slid off the hood as the car slowed down. three other suspects got away in this red minivan as the car wash manager praised the shooter who saved the victim's car and maybe even her life. >> quick thinking on his part. oregon. newly released surveillance video and 911 calls from a vicious assault at a holiday inn nearly portland. >> oh my god! oh my god! call the police! i can't get him!

>> reporter: police say a man started bothering a group at a bachelorette party at the hotel bar. when the bartender asked him to leave he started throwing chairs and tearing up the place. witnesses quickly called 911 as employees and customers asked for help. >> we have someone who is throwing chairs at everybody in the bar. >> okay. are there any weapons? >> no but he is going psycho. >> holy [ bleep ]! >> reporter: the suspect runs out the door and one witness reported seeing him flee down the road. >> he tried the jump and then on the freeway. >> reporter: police arrested him a short distance away. he is now facing charges, including menacing and criminal misschief and the business is left with thousands of dollars in damages and, fortunately, no one was hurt. texas, not your typical police chase. officers following this 2000-pound bison named big boy after it jumped a fence in austin. the owner says the bison has

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in alabama a man is free after spending 30 years on death row. 58-year-old anthony ray hinton was convicted in the 1985 birmingham murder of two fast foot restaurant workers. they ruled he had in'counsel but prosecutors moved to dismiss the case when modern forensic testing failed to show the bullets that came from hinton's gun. hinton is reminding everyone he is not the only one who has suffered over the years. >> i want to say to my victim friends, i will continue to pray for you just as i have for 30 years. a misjustice to me. >> oh my goodness. hinton also saying everybody who played a part in sending him to death row will answer to god. he says all investigators had to do was check his gun to know he was innocent. it seems like people are either for them or on against

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everywhere you look now especially here in new york city millions of people here are using the selfie sticks to get the right shot. but now some critics want it to stop. some places are even going so far as to ban the sticks altogether the jonathan hunt has that story. >> reporter: the president may be a fan as are millions of tourists, from california to the new york island. but the selfie stick, sometimes known as the wand of narcissism

is facing a backlash. >> sometimes it may be better to put the phone down and appreciate the artwork or the historic artifact that you came here to see. >> it may risk damage to priceless images or items that other patrons are just trying to dodge with the stick. some would say this is a festival of narcissism, but it is now banning the stick. the hotel is promoting their use, handing them out to hotel guests in washington, d.c. and san francisco, and as yet no sword fights in the lobby. >> the thing i like about the selfie stick, it gets people acting together sort of a community way to take a selfie. >> but there are real dangers out there as well, as lake

tahoe tourists are warned that taking pictures of the bear may not be the best idea given that you're putting your back to well, a bear and in pamplona some are foolish enough to stop for a selfie. frankly i never use a selfie stick, and otherwise, never accused of being a narcissist. jonathan hunt. >> all right we ask you if a deal with iran makes the world safer or less safe and is the current deal on the table tough enough to halt iran's nuclear ambitions. we have a lot of response from our audience. one writes, iran has a long history of hating america and israel. they will lie to get a deal so they can make a bomb in secret. tweet me at julie banderas and

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remove parts of the plane that has been left since last week. and attacks targeting iran-backed rebels russia asking the u.n. security council for a pause in fighting for humanitarian aid and civilian evacuations. and we ask, is the deal with iran safer or less safe, and will the deal halt iran's nuclear ambition? and one writes, any deal that allows nukes to a nation that chants death to america is a bad deal. and ahhyahbrand, and that is because i have no idea how to pronounce that says this, the sanctions against iran will make the world safer. personally we should worry about isis just a bit more than iran. and captain america writes, iran made deal with kerry with their fingers crossed behind their backs, the world is a lot more

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