elf. this is the highest death rate among teenagers. these are eating disorders. we should educate our children. go on line. we'll put more information about body mass index. >> well said. thank you so much. that's it for us. thanks for joining us. happy easter and welcome to america's news headquarters in washington. i'm shannon bream. here's what's making headlines right now. >> it was a better candidacy than i ever thought it was going to be. i think it can be a very serviceable, practical agreement. >> there is a lot of water that needs to go under the bridge here. many, many details are unknown at this point. and of course the devil is in the details as leaders from both sides of the aisle weigh in on the nuclear framework we've got now with iran. even the pope is putting in his two cents. but can we really truly verify iran is not progressing towards building a bomb?

we'll talk to experts in the field. and what congressmen seem-- wisconsin was able to do, beat kentucky. fans did not take to it too well. we'll hear pope francis' message for hope and peace in the most needed places in the world. israelly's prime minister blanketed political talk shows here in america. while congressional republicans and democrats alike say they're going to need a lot of convincing to believe iran will honor its commitment. even pope francis is weighing in. doug calloway is here with the

latest. >> let's see what they had to work out in the agreement with iran and the nations. >> we trust in the lord with the framework recently agreed on in iran. it may be a first step in a fraternal world. >> his hopes, though, seemed overoptimistic given what iran and the united states voiced after the deal was struck. >> iran will not enrich uranium with its advanced centrifuges for at least the next 10 years. the vast majority of iran's stockpile of enriched uranium will be neutralized. >> our facilities will continue. we will continue enriching, we will continue resurgent development. our water reactor will be modernized and we will continue the facilities. >> the terror group hamas said

just last week that it was a victory for iran. benjamin netanyahu agrees with iran on that. he said they should be very happy with the framework. >> i'm sure they think it's a good idea but we differ. i think it's a bad deal which leaves iran with a vast infrastructure. it puts sanctions on them quickly and allows them to get billions of dollars in their coffers. they're not going to use it for roads or schools martha, they're going to use it to pump up terrorism worldwide. >> the first vote is set for april 18 in the senate relations committee. president obama said he will veto any objection to the deal. bob corcoran would not venture a guess whether we have veto authority. >> if every republican supports it, we'll see how that all shakes out but we've got 64 or 5 that we're aware of today if

that were the case. >> the obama administration is said to be heavily lobbying congress in advance of that vote urging democrats not to split on the deal reminding them there are details to be worked out but that may help to buy the administration some time on this deal before the ultimate deadline in june. shannon, back to you. our next guest is a former inspector for the international atomic energy agency, a worldwide expert on nuclear energy. oly hahnemann joins us. thank you for being with us today. >> thank you for having me. >> aitsit's a framework at this point the details still to be worked out. we heard very differing accountings from u.s. officials, iranian officials about what this deal does or does not mean. what do you make of those mixed messages? >> best of all, i think we have there an outline of the outline

to find elements of this deal which needs to be negotiated. i think frank speak in the real world starts now, because they have to iron out the real deal. three months for that not a very long time. >> yes. as we saw, these negotiations extended beyond their deadline. i want to play a little bit about what president obama had to say about this deal and then get some reaction from you. >> the framework is a result of tough, simple diplomacy. it's a good deal, a deal that meets our core objectives, including strict limitations on iran's program and cutting off every pathway that iran could take to develop a nuclear weapon. >> does it, in your opinion what we know about it so far, cut off every potential pathway for iran to end up with a nuclear weapon? >> yes, it covers the uranium road plutonium road, and i

think it kvrzcovers every road iran may take. but we don't yet have the details of how this deal will be done. that is where the crux of the matter is. do we get uranium dedication, do they provide a declaration of what they have done in past years? then we have to have unfettered access to information facilities and locations including equipment. this we will see when the text for the final agreement is in front of us. and then you need to add to that some kind of compliance regime, because it has not been overly flattering to this end. >> right. a new poll out this week following the framework of this coming together shows a vast majority of americans do not have faith in iran to tell the truth when asked, when it comes to iran and nukes, the u.s. can

trust what they say. only 1% said they can completely trust what they're saying. 55% said you can't trust them with anything. there are numerous democrats and republicans alike who said, it's in the iranians' dna to lie to us about this program. are you confident a program can be put in place to give us the access we need to know exactly what is going on with iran? >> important is how this provision is crafted, and equally important is the international support for this support from the member states of the iea, united nations security council and they need to be backed if there is noncompliance. noncompliance should not go without action and enforcement. >> but will we be able to know they're not complying? >> well, one has to back with

sanctions or some incentive to make sure iran follows what has been agreed. there is no other way than try to enforce it with various means than that available. >> well, we'll watch as the world want justnot just the u.s., is involved in this. thank you for your expertise today. >> thank you, shannon. we want to hear from you at home. now that this iran framework is set, how do you think congress will respond? will they back president obama or will they push for new sanctions? will they push to have a voice in this deal? facebook or e-mail your thoughts. tensions are running high in cairo after another bomb blblast. it led to an upscale

neighborhood where many embassies are located. a group called soldiers of egypt are claiming responsibility for this bombing on twitter. we ask jesus the victor over death, to lighten the sufferings of our many brothers and sisters who are persecuted for his name. and all of those who are suffering injustice for violence. and there are many. >> pope francis leading christians all over the world on this easter. thousands of people at st. peter's square. in london they accompanied the queen. displaced iraqi christians

celebrated eastern mass in the town of erbil. more than 140,000 christians have been forced to leave their homes in iraq since isis infiltrated the country in 2014. that's not to mention the hundreds of thousands across the region who have also fled their homes. vis shanzchristians in kenyan on high alert after a massacre at a university that left 150 people dead. americans who carried out the attack targeted christians for execution. they surrounded them during easter services, christians seeking safety and solace inside. >> you say in church you can come. you'll be good and then you just endanger yourself. >> there was three days of national mourning for that attack. one of the gunmen involved in

the bloody assault is the son of a kenyan government official. abduli's father reported his son missing last year, saying he feared he had gone to somalia. somalia's government nation claimed that attack. they were taken to a center in nairobi which have been turned into a disaster center. families learn the fate of their loved ones. many have been desperately trying to track down their missing relatives since thursday's assault, having no idea if they were dead or alive. to the economy now and fallout from friday's jobs numbers. while the unemployment rate continues to be low it's 5.5%. only 126,000 jobs were added well below what was anticipated. senior business correspondent brenda butner joins us live to

break down the numbers. hey brenda. >> hey shannon. it wouldn't take much to say the jobs reports in march were dismal. but not only were 100,000 fewer jobs created than expected in march but federal payrolls were revised down, as in january, to add the two months together, and the economy added nearly 70,000 fewer jobs than first estimated. now, many people will focus on the unemployment rate to find some positives. as you said, it stayed steady at 5.5%, but that is a very misleading number. it counts only those people who are out of work and say they are actively looking for a job, and excludes the millions who are not in the labor force but they are still unemployed. a more revealing indicator is one you don't hear about often, the employment to population ratio, or ep. it tells us not who isn't working but who is, and its

story is not encouraging. for three months, it has been sucked some 4% lower than the pre-recession average in 2007. more numbers in the report that often go ignored many members of a group are hit harder than others interracial couples and the unemployed. this is just a bad snap of the economy and a bad winter, and plunging oil prices get some of the blame for all of this. if there is recovery from both, things in the labor market could look up. but for now a look behind the headlines isn't very pretty. >> all right, brenda, of course wall street hasn't had a chance to respond to this since friday was good friday, so what would you expect for tomorrow? >> no news is good news, et cetera, and they may raise interest rates if the economy is weak. so we may see a gain, although wall street has had a weekend to adjust these numbers, and they are disturbing. back to you. >> brenda always appreciate

your insight. thank you. >> thank you. much ahead on "america's news headquarters," a brand new poll shows a new frontrunner. our political panel is waiting in the wings. after recent rumors of his death former cuban president fidel castro appears for the first time in more than a year. and freshmen around the world, how did i favor-- holding vigils. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the

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it's been more than a year since we've seen him. the state-run network cubavision said it shows fidel castro making a rare public appearance. it shows him meeting with

visitors. castro said this meet and greet wasn't planned. the images haven't been independently verified, but if they're real, it would be a first-time sighting of the ex-dictator since january of last year. brand new fox news poll a nye leader in the gop race for the white house with significant moves by a couple candidates and a look at how they match up with former secretary of state hillary clinton. talking about it now with our panel, great to see you both today. thanks for coming in. >> thank you. >> let's start with the gop poll we're seeing there now. scott walker has vaulted to the top. he's had a lot of buzz a couple of blips. do you think he holds onto that spot? >> i think polls right now are pretty meaningless. because it's a natural poll of

primary voters. walker is probably the most battle tested candidate they've ever put up. this guy has been through three insanely tough elections in the last three years. there's going to be nothing that's surprising. there will be no skeletons coming out of his closet. as far as the others, you look at jeb bush. he's now number two. i think the nomination gets harder and harder for him because he's doubling down on common core. it's going to make it tougher for him to get through iowa and new hampshire. if his whole strategy is on florida, then it's going to be very late. florida has winner take all and now illinois and potentially wisconsin is going to be on the same day, so it changes the formula. the dark horse here is marco rubio. if things continue to go as badly as they are in the middle east, 78% didn't think obama had any kind of plan to deal with isis. as that continues to be the frame foreign policy national

security, marco rubio is the clear beneficiary because there is nobody who has better foreign policy than marco rubio. >> they listed favorables and unfavorables on both sides of the aisle. the only candidates were walker, ben carson, who has had some stumbles and marco rubio. richard what do you make of that? that's the only three viewed are more favorable than unfavorable. >> this fox poll was a bit of an outlyer. there was a cnn and one in "washington post." hillary clinton was virtually running head to head with every candidate, and her favorable was like 50-39 in the last one of they see those. i would be a little nervous on scott walker for this reason. he's number one and 50% of the

people in the fox poll said they either ner heardver heard of him or have no opinion of him. what does that say about the republican electorate if they're basically putting ahead someone they don't know who he is. i would put hillary clinton as one of the most watched women in the world. her husband has had the highest marks ever. in averages, she's up 8, 9, 9 against those with an extension. i would votesay people would vote for her today. >> when there is not a primary there is not an opportunity to get better. now, she has been a candidate before, but she's been out of

the game for a long time and if bill were on the ballot i would certainly say this is a game changer. but i think that this is -- you look at what she did with the e-mail situation and part of the reason your poll shows her favorability has gone up side-down, they're championshipingchampionship ing -- chipping away at the trust issue. she said i wanted to have the convenience of one device. we now hear she was e mailing from her ipad as well as her blackberry. i don't think that will be the downfall, but the deception of half truths is going to continue to hurt her. >> let's give richard the last word here. we talk about hillary clinton. our polls show she's number three in favorability. going up against the other gop candidates those will tighten

in the next several months. if the election were held today both at 45%, people would vote for both hillary clinton and jeb bush. >> there was a story in the "new york times" that he had this shock and awe business. they were going to line up the donors and the policy expert. the coalition that happened around his brother in the late '90s is not happening. and what he did in indiana this what i call the anti-gay legislation, he stepped out there and said, yeah, i'm in support of governor pence. then he kind of backed off. >> no he said he was for the fix. >> exactly. but he wasn't supporting any fix initially, he was saying, yes, i'm supporting governor pence. before with the people in silicon valley my point is he's standing up and getting a backbone. one final thing on e-mails, when

we hear every candidate is subjected to the same scrutiny, exact same history in addition to colin powell. >> when there is a primary e-mail server controlling what e-mails go out and what doesn't? >> she was saying i want the convenience of one device when in fact she was using two. >> thank you both for coming in. good to see you. still to come -- >> you smoked crack cocaine? >> exactly. yes, i have smoked crack cocaine. >> rob ferrer may have gained notoriety for the wrong reasons, but now he has a full-time gig. we're going to introduce you to a woman who, despite lets by

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that really highlighted human suffering around the world. the pontiff also expressing hope that the recent agreement between the west and iran could be successful. but the real focus was about the bloodshed in the middle east. the pope prayed for an end to violence. particularly to iraq, kenya and syria, he asked for peace and help for the victims of violence. >> prayer rise up for all people of goodwill for those who lost their lives. i think particularly of the young people killed last week in kenya at the university. >> reporter: here in jerusalem christians celebrated at the church of the holy cross. this is the spot where jesus of nazareth was crucified and buried and rose.

folks with pope francis prayed for ending the conflict between the syrians and the palestinians palestinians. hopefully that will come to an end. >> thank you conor. through easter and passover holidays we are reminded that thousands around the globe are suffering persecution because of their religious belief. joining us now to talk about the threats and how people of all different faiths with join together for a common cause, rabbi mark gellman and a columnist also with us,

and as we preach the gospel we need to remember those suffering around the world an give up this sort of discount rate prosperity gospel that says that normal life is easy. no, faith calls us to something that is hard and worth it.

>> and many are experiencing that around the world that many of us around the world in the states can't imagine. dr. moore and rabbi thank you very much. happy easter and i blessed passover to you. >> thank you, shannon. god bless you. >> you, as well. for millions of coptic christians, they'll celebrate next sunday. and one woman another as the mother teresa of cairo has dedicated her life to help them overcome. lauren green our chief religion correspondent has her story. >> hi, shannon. it is the first ever biography what's been working in the trenches of the poorest and giving them hope and faith as she did for the 21 coptic christians beheaded. >> for two decades she has

served the children living in the slums seven of these beheaded came out of the schools, five of them she knew by name. >> i touched them, i eat with them i play with them, i pray with them we cry together, we study together. yes, they are my boys. >> when they were beheaded, the 21 men called on the names of jesus. i asked her how did they have such faith? >> they had identity and self-respect and self-esteem and clear and they are looking up knowing they are going to live forever. >> mother maggie, unlike mother teresa, came up from upper middle class livings and she said that maggie gave up her career after seeing children living in ab set poverty and decided to help them. >> she realized she got more happiness out of serving herthat

family than she did out her job. >> and the martyr who faced his death by stoning as he looked up to heaven and reportedly said jesus forgive them. >> an amazing woman. lauren, thank you so much for bringing us her story. >> thank you. >> a quick programming note. tune in tonight for a special programming of killing jesus. it starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on the fox news channel. don't miss it. still ahead on "fox sunday news," indiana governor mike pence, after a week of in tense backlash, did the change go too far. taking heat from both sides. and fluff for your eastern sunday, what made these people

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just like many of you at home the first family celebrating by attending church services. the president going to the historic al friend church in nearby alexander, virginia. critics blasted indiana governor mike pence for signing a religious freedom bill that they claim would allow a religious bill but once he signed a fix to the bill, where is the truth. let's bring in tony perkins and michael flupts.

and indiana doesn't have a law on the books that prohibits sexual orientation or gender identity. they tried to put that into the bill. what did that do? >> they did not provide gender identity. what it did is said that in municipalities, so in indianapolis there is say local sit ordinance that protects against certain kinds of discrimination that will be honored. religious objections will not be allowed to trump that ordinance but in most of the state of indiana there is no civil rights protections for gay people or trans people and that remains even after the fix. >> and the lawmakers working on the fix said they could do that and i think their legislative session is close to wrapping up and they are hope to fix that before the end of the session.

and they felt like this would help with the teeth what say you? >> it goes back to 1993 when bill clinton signed the first one and other states put these in the books. these are not about infringing upon the rights of anyone but keeping the government from being a weapon to force people to violate their beliefs on a wide range of issues, whether it is life issues or whether it is religious dress or be the issue of marriage. and i think we see today where this is going. over this huge fire storm in indiana and then today in "the new york times" where the new york times has come out and said that those who hold to orthodox christian views must be forced to change their views. this is about attacking the beliefs of christians in the beliefs that are taught in the bible. and that is why people in indiana are upset. because we were -- the people in indiana christians families,

people of faith in indiana, were better off before this was passed. >> so you mentioned the original national legislation that came up in 199-3 and the supreme court held it didn't stand up and there wasn't this conversation about same-sex marriage and it wasn't viewed just about this issue ian and now it is viewed that way. is there any way to make sure that people separate the two and know this is about the original case about somebody somebody who was ingesting peyote and how it impacted his employment and there is nothing in the legislation about same-sex marriage or anything else. it is about religious liberties viewed by the individual whether it is an issue of same-sex marriage or consumption of peyote or anything else or a

religious belief. >> right. whether this law should apply to gay people or trans civil rights is a new question. but whether it can trump an anti-discrimination law generally has been around for a while in the 1960s when the civil rights law act there was a business called piggy park that wanted to still engage in discrimination and the supreme court said no. in 1980s there was a school in california that wanted to get lister benefits to married women than other workers and the courts said no. so throughout history and the 1993 law that tony cites incorporated all of the older court precedents so the note that religious presumption, that battle comes up time and time again and the answer time and time again is no, you cannot use

a religious exemption to -- >> and let me be clear -- >> but to be -- >> and let me lay this out. but people who backed this law and others coming in other states, say it is not that -- that no business could have somebody walk in and say they are a member of the lbgt -- lgbt community, not saying i won't provide you food but it is not a get out of jail free card, they have to go to court and defend themselves and people do lose those cases. >> and shannon, that is the point i want to make. this is a narrow area. this is not a defense or a shield, this is a sword. this would not allow broad based discrimination, that you could refuse to serve someone, we are talking about family florist or bakers being forced -- forced,

all right to violate their beliefs at the threat of losing their homes like barren ellis in washington state losing her business and home because she served gay men that came in but a gay man and when she decided he would get married she said i couldn't do that because it violated my faith. but we're seeing there is no civility and they want to force people to do something that violated their faith. and you had a piece about maggie. persecution will spread abroad and here in america christians, on this day that we celebrate the resurrection we have to stand and defend this faith because christians abroad will suffer if we don't. >> two sides will suffer, we'll

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and kids ran to the field with about 50,000 eggs. >> the kids are super excited and i can have tell you even some of the patients are more excited than the kids. >> and they say it will be bigger next year. >> happy easter and blessed passover. >> i'm chris wallace. negotiators reached the outline for a nuclear deal with iran, but did the u.s. give up too much? >> this deal is good for the security of the united states, for our allies and for the world. >> the deal would lift sanctions almost immediately and this at the very time that iran is stepping up its aggression in terror. >> we'll have a report on the pros and cons of the deal. and how will congress respond? we'll ask the chair of the senate foreign relations committee, bob corker, in his first television interview since the agreement. then, religious freedom laws under fire but who is really being intolerant? our sunday group weighs in on the latest debate over religion