shouldn't say often. >> thanks for being here. we'll be back next week because if it's sunday, it's meet the press. it is monday april 6th. a failure that was avoidable. rolling stone is forced to officially retract its article about an alleged gang rain at uva fraternity. and three young children shotover night. and the pope con offered hope for peace with iran. america's past time is officially underway and it was a block buster weekend for fur yos 7. that and much more straight

ahead on first look. i hope you had a great weekend. thanks for waking up with us. it is being called a journalistic failure. rolling stone magazine is apologizing and has officially retracted an article about an alleged gang rain at the university of virginia. the original article focussed on a student called jackie. after sparking national outrage the magazine acknowledged there were discrepancies. now the school of journalism has released an independent review of the article. it says a rain on campus is a story of journalistic failure that was avoidable. the failure encompassed editing, and fact checking. the review found that the author didn't try to contact the three friends who later denied information attributed to them. rolling stone never identified the alleged attackers, and

rolling stone never gave the fraternity the chance to respond to the accusation. the author of the original article is apologizing to readers saying i allowed my concern for jackie's well being, my fear of retraumatizing her and my confidence in her credibility to take the place of more questions and more facts. the lawyer for jackie has not commented. this morning a multiple shooting being investigated inside a gnome. five people were shot. the victims are two women and three children. they're all related. the children's ages are six, four, and an infant. they're all in serious condition. no motive. police believe the shooting was not random. they are searching for three possible suspects in the case. leaders across the country and the world are voicing their opinions on the iran nuclear deal. in an interview president obama sat down with thomas freed dom

of the new york times. the president defended what they called an obama doctrine and said this is a once in a lifetime opportunity. >> what we will be doing even as we enter this into this deal is sending a clear message that if anybody messes with israel america will be there. >> the prime minister benjamin netanyahu took to the air waves on sunday to blast the iran nuclear deal. he called it a bad deal not only for israel but for the world. >> it could be a starkly bad deal, because it leaves the preimminent terrorist state of our time with a vast nuclear infrastructure. >> meanwhile die an feinstein is warning netanyahu about the impact of his opposition. >> this can backfire on him, and i wish that he would contain himself, because he has put out

no real alternative, and his speech the congress no real alternative. since then no real alternative. >> republican senator bob corker offered another side saying he is working to make sure congress is able to review any nuclear deal with iran. >> what the american people may not know right now is there will be all kinds of classified an exs that lay out the details as to how much of this is going to take place and that's why it's so important that congress play its rightful role in approving this prior to the sanctions that we put in place are alleviated during easter mass on sunday the pope expressed support for the iran nuclear deal. he said he hoped it would be a definitive step toward a more secure and fraternal world. a big day in the boston marathon bombing trial.

closing arguments start later today. we are in boston. these closing arguments could mean life or death. >> that's right. dzhokhar tsarnaev faces 30 charges in the trial. 17 of the 30 charges could bring the death penalty. >> after testimony from 95 witnesses the only word that matters belongs to the jury. they make their final pleas this morning in final arguments and then 12 out of the 18 jurors will deliberate. during opening statements he admitted through his lawyers he took part in the bombings that happened at the finish line of the marathon. those blasts killed three people. more than 260 were injured. from the beginning his defense team says their goal is to keep

him from being put to death. they pinned the blame on his older brother, establishing that the fingerprints weren't found on some bomb components and he was not protect when the components were purchased. >> they're able to put a finer point on the government's evidence that leads very well into their evidence that he was the least culpable of the two. >> the defense laying the ground work of the next phase of the trial if it gets that far. >> if he's convicted on any of the death charges, there would be a separate trial after this one. both sides will make their case on whether he should live or day and the jury will decide that as well. >> a big week in the trial. thank you, chris. on sunday christians worldwide celebrated one of their most important holidays easter. the pope marked the day as

10,000 marked the day with him. he spoke of peace and also condemned the growing persecution of christians worldwide. in argentina they unveiled what's said to be the world's largest chocolate egg. it took 17,000 pounds of chocolate just to make it. in new york city, they celebrate celebrated an easter parade tradition that dates back to the 1870s. owners and dogs dawned hats. >> taylor swift posted videos of her and her brother on the hunt for easter eggs. let's get down to business with landon dowdy. >> reporter: the markets could come under pressure today as they get their first chance to react to the disappointing jobs report.

adding just 126 jobs last month. it's the first time in more than a year that job growth has fallen short of 200,000. reports say disney is investing $250,000 in draft kings. they will spend a lot of money on ads on espn. and furious 7 races to the top of the box office taking in $143 million in just its opening weekend. that's the highest for any film in the franchise. it earned $240 million overseas. >> i believe there's probably going to be another one after this one. the saga continues. it's not official though. that's just a hint. >> in sports baseball is back. the cubs took on the cardinals at wrigley. pitcher adam wane wright

outpitched onlester. opening day continues today. south carolina notre dame came down to the wire. >> down by one. lloyd, partially blocked. up and in from the baseline. mitchel way outside the three. knocks it out of play. mitchel has it and heaves at the buzzer. it's over. notre dame is returning to the national championship game. in the second game of the night look who was in the crowd. that was tom cruise and you might call this game mission impossible. he was there to watch maryland take on uconn. leading uconn to a win. the huskies are one victory away

from a win. tonight the men's final, wisconsin and duke for the title. tipoff at 9:18,000. now to golf. on the second playoff hole it came down to a putt by wagner. so close. but wagner comes up short. jb holmes captured his won. >> what happens next here you might want to look away if you are a bit squeamish. he pulls out his own tooth on live television. we had to do slow moe and show it to you one more time. and a soccer star wrapped his teammate's car in tinfoil.

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but then severe weather and possible tornadoes in the middle of the country. in san francisco, mount shasta up to 2.25 inches. and up to a foot or two feet of snow in the higher elevations of the se heir ra inform nevada. beautiful weather from d.c. to maine. chilly from boston to new england. the middle of the country is who we'll watch. could have our first tornado outbreak of the spring. that would most likely be on thursday. >> it is spring. >> we'll pinpoint who is going to dealing with it throughout the week. >> at least there's rain for california. much needed there. today's lawyers for aaron hernandez will start laying out his defense. he is accused of killing odin lloyd in 2013.

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here's your monday look at this morning's scrambled politics. new from news max rand paul to announce white house run on tuesday. the kentucky senator is expected to make the announcement tomorrow in louisville. he released this video that said on april 7th a different kind of republican will take on washington. from the sunday times the people of london may be interested in michael bloomberg for mayor. the former three-term mayor of new york who was last year given an honorary night hood of the

queen is now being urged to be the mayor of london. >> and snowden was tracked down and the reporter did not pull any punches. >> how many of those documents have you actually read? >> i've evaluated all the documents in the archive. >> every single one? >> i do understand what i turned over. >> there's a difference between understanding what's in the documents and reading what's in the documents. >> i recognize the concern. >> because when you're handing over thousands of nsa documents, the last thing you want to do is read them. >> snowden also told al ver he misses his country, his family and those delicious hot pockets. >> and that is the morning dish of skroins. here i am joined by jane tim. good morning to you. >> good morning. hot pockets? that's what you miss? >> i guess you can't get them

where he is. let's talk about this. you have the president. you have congress. you have netanyahu. you have iran obviously. who's winning in this iran nuclear deal pr campaign if you will? >> i thought the president's interview this weekend was compelling. he was tight lipped during the negotiations and now he's trying to sell this to the world. he made some good points in the interview and i think it's important for him to be out in front of this and selling it. i think there's a lot of doubts here and he goes a long way to say i understand everyone has doubts but this is what he thinks is really everybody's best shot. >> you're talking about the interview with the new york times and in that freedman says israel has become a republican cause and not a bipartisan cause. it's an interesting point. >> i think with the address of netanyahu to congress that sort of hit a peak of a partisan issues. democrats felt like it was

slighting the white house for him to be there at the invitation of congress and not alerting the white house. no one wants this to be a partisan issue. democrats want to be on israel's side. no one really wants this to be a partisan issue. i think it's going to be the deescalation of bipartisanship on this. >> everyone is saying i want to look at the details before i jump to any conclusions. we also saw on easter sunday the pope come out and really praise the framework of this deal with iran. outside of israel is this deal gaining some momentum on a global scale? >> i think after 40 years of not having this sort of communication and these sorts of frameworks, people are ready to give it a shot. and i think that the pope that's a very valuable endorsement for the six parties that have come together for the deal and it says let's give it a

shot. at the end of the day it's going to make it or break it how the deal continues over the next sort of five or ten years. >> like they say the devil is in the details. thanks so much. we appreciate you joining us. just ahead we'll go live to the white house for a beloved easter tradition. i will take beauty into my own hands...where it belongs. olay regenerist. it regenerates surface cells. new skin is revealed in only 5 days. without drastic measures.

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>> i heard that. this is going to be a day that's about not only the fun of the egg rolls and stuff but about eating well about exercising. no surprise there because mrs. obama is trying to convince kids around the country to get fit. that's a big theme here today but you have to have a little star power. i'm joined by sponge bob square pants and dora the explorer came to keep the kids happy. there's going to be a lot of fun here for everybody, for the adults and the kids alike. the first family will be hosting about 35,000 people and it all goes back to 1878 when believe this, sponge bob and dora issue members of congress were so mean they wouldn't let the kids roll the eggs on the hill. they invited the kids here and it's been a tradition ever

since. >> thanks so much for that. i was waiting for dora to say you can do it. and this is "first look" on msnbc. "way too early" is coming right up. stay was for that. ♪ ♪ this was actually his first trip to utah as president which drew people's attention to a potentially insulting fact. >> he's been to 49 of the 50 states. the only one missing, ut south dakota. >> it's not like the people who live there have not noticed.

>> it's official south dakota will become the only state without a visit from president obama. >> south dakota is the only state president obama has not visited since taking office. >> obama came close when he was on the standing rock reservation last year. part of it extends into the state but he stayed north of the border. >> that feels like he's doing this on purpose. the only thing more insulting is if he does it but does it inside a giant plastic bubble. i'm not touching anything. this doesn't count as a visit. >> good morning. it's monday, april 6th. welcome to "way too early." president obama was busy this weekend and he looked to rally support for the iranian nuclear agreement and tried to spell out why he's sitting down