antonucci was first to receive his sentence.ause they were co-defendants, murillo was in court to observe. >> being there was just crazy. i tried to stay a little upbeat around john, even though it was such a bad time for him, but it was just -- it was hard. he got 14 years. being john's friend, i don't want to see him do 14 years. does he deserve it? i don't know. what am i going to get? it was just that much more scarier. i don't know to what degree they're holding me accountable. i don't know what the judge is thinking. since prosecutors found antonucci to be the ringleader, murillo would face a lighter sentence. prosecutor is asking for a year here and probation. so they're asking for the minimum, which is good. i'm praying really hard for it. if i get it, you know, then i'm going to be happy. because i'll already have more than halfway done. if i don't, then i honestly believe that god has a reason for me. something i haven't learned yet. >> but things did not go as well for murillo as she had hoped. shortly after our shoot

we'll have more on this and those numbers with morgan stanley economist daniele antonucci in a few moments time. we have the german gdp number. they missed recession in the first quarter by 0.1%. that figure was below expectations. there was also a downward revision to the fourth-quarter number to minus 0.7% from the previous 0.6% negative number. we'll have reaction to those numbers as well from the ceo of deutsch post frank appel. >> nobody expected very strong growth for the first quarter anyway, and you know, these are marginal changes to what has been forecasted. the rescission, that's what happens on a regular basis as well, and germany can't, you know, disconnect from the world either. the world is in particularly good shape and the growth is limited, and therefore it's not a surprise that germany didn't have strong growth either. >>> meanwhile, france is back in recession, reporting a 0.2% negative number for first quarter of the year, follows a similar decline in the final months of 2012. stefan is in paris with more of that breakdown. stefan? >> yeah, ross, it's the first time in