easy. >> i am julie banderas and this is the box report. not get to terrorism charges. this man returned from a year in training in syria with a plan to attack men in uniform. the intent was to kill americans and police and anyone in uniform. >> brian joins us with more and boy, that is scary. >> reporter: it marks the first instance of an american successfully returning from terrorism training with directions to attack on u.s. soil. a bdi ramen a natural otherwised citizen in ohio intended to go to a military base in texas and kill 3 or 4 american soldiers execution style and his black up stand was to attack a u.s. prison. and two months after becoming a citizen. he purchased a one- way ticket to athens greece. he snuck into syria and trained with a powerful al-qaeda affiliate. he wanted to join isis. >> mr. mohammed had plans and did travel to syria, and received terrorism training there on weapon ands combat and tactics. >> while in syria two months, mohammed was instructed by a cleric to return to the u.s. and carry out an attack. he wa

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i'm julie banderas in for harris faulkner. this is "the fox report." the pontiff taking the opportunity to address conflicts around the world and condemn recent brutality against christians. the holy father also leading the faithful in celebration marking the resurrection of christ more than 2,000 years ago. ♪ >> pope francis celebrating easter malice at the vat tan. tens of thousands of worshippers braving a downpour to see him there live. they huddled together with ponchos and umbrellas as the pope prayed for an end to suffering and bloodshed. conner powell has more from jerusalem. >> reporter: pope francis today marked easter from a rainy st. peter's square. while thousands braved the bad weather. pope francis tackled global violence and politics in a message to the faithful. it was a somber speech. the pontiff expressing hope that the recent international nuclear agreement between the west and iran will be successful. he also highlighted human suffering around the world. the pontiff expressing concern about the growing violence against christians a

hello, everyone i am julie banderas. earlier today, president obama said the united states will not be imprisonned by the past as he seeks to end tension and decades ofoisealation. president obama meeting with president castro for an hour. both countries are capable of turning the page. castro praised the president and calling him a honest and trustworthy man. this was the first time any u.s. president met a cuban president face to face since eisenhower say the down. we'll have the latest from panama city. >> clearly the head line, julie, in the summit of the americas is what is going on between president obama and cuba president castro. the two men speaking in glowing terms of an optimistic future of the two countries. you heard the president address the summit and he acknowledged there is a long road ahead in restoring ties with cuba but said he would not allow the past to dictate the future. >> the united states will not be imprisonned by the past we're looking for the future and the policies that improve the lives of

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respimat slow-moving mist ask your doctor or visit spirivarespimat.com u at 2:30 eastern with julie banderas. check out fox news.com for your latest headlines.news.com for your latest headlines. >>> forget the corruption charge against bob menendez. is the real story the medicare fraud that was just exposed by this scandal? let me explain. senator menendez is accused of covering up for a doctor friend of his, melgen, who apparently overbilled medicare $9 million. and this is going on all over the place with medicare. >> i think the overcharging is the symptom of a bigger problem. government by definition is fraudulent and incompetent not because they're bad people but because they're not driven by pure market signals. the founders ubd that, wanted local governments so that mistakes would be confined there. with this we have national programs no surprise the errors are large. >> we want to minimize what senator menendez is charged with. a serious charge in itself. look at the numbers on medicare fraud. just extraordinary. $60 billion in 2014 alone improper medicare payments. >>> i think this

.ú.úññññññoññ 2:30 eastern with julie banderas.to "forbes on fox." >>> the green crowd is going to love this one, but a lot of businesses may not. the exhaust just unveiling new regulation intended to slash carbon emissions in the u.s. by up to 28% over the next ten years. sabrina what would these new regs do to the committee? >> it would undoubtedly hurt the economy by driving up costs for americans at home as well as for businesses businesses. this is not the first time that the epa has suggested that they could do something like this without driving up wost costs but they're wrong. the clean power plan which we found from an independent research association said it was going to be seven times for expensive than the epa wanted people to believe. this would definitely be a slap in the face to the economy. >> and bruce, we got those lousy job numbers on friday, at loi of that has to do with loss of jobs in the energy sector. >> well, i think go bold and go big here. we always here that this is going to kill jobs and going to do thi

and that is how fox reports this easter sunday, 2015, i'm julie banderas, "killing jesus" is next. have a great night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ god has no mercy on you. the child, the kingdom -- he is born to destroy you and those who lay siege. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the priests -- >> very well, father. >> now, i will see them now. >> does your majesty value truth? for there is harsh truth in your dream. to step beyond these walls is to know king herod is despised c, t the zealots denounce you. >> they cannot enter my father's dreams. >> unless by sorcery. >> sorcery. >> you did not see? you saw a spectre, a figment. >> figment. >> the creation of the your voice can make a vapor. >> yes. >> come to the temple, through prayer your strength will grow ever greater. >> make way for the high priests! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ well done. >> to vanquish with praise -- >> whatever his decision, the order and the preservation of our people. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> father, the nobles were served by these men, a few gifts. >> what do they say of their master? >> that they are from beyond -- >> mounting what on me? >> arrange entertainment. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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julie banderas is next. stick around. >> the crowd of presidential hopefuls.pshire will hold the first primary early next year. speeches begin on friday. they continued throughout the day and a steady steam of republicans are officially in the race or making their case to republican voters in the first of the nation leadership summit. despite the different take. the likely democratic was the one theme. >> she does not have accomplishment because she lacks th

i'm julie banderas in for harris faulkner. this is "the fox report."e pontiff taking the opportunity to address conflicts around the world and condemn recent brutality against christians. the holy father also leading the faithful in celebration marking the resurrection of christ more than 2,000 years ago. ♪ >> pope francis celebrating easter malice at the vat tan. tens of thousands of worshippers braving a downpour to see him there live. they huddled together with ponchos and

i'm julie banderas. more than 2500 dead including three americans, and many more missing. the 7.8 magnitude earthquake left those lucky enough to escape with their lives. homeless tonight, many children among them. one survivor describes the moment the quake hit. >> it took everyone by surprised and people flooded out of the shops. the street was filled. people were grabbing at each other and then everyone sort of waited for it to feninish and then there were floods of people just running to open spaces. >> emergency officials remain hopeful more survivors will be found as recovery crews sift through debris. yesterday's earthquake was so powerful it struck an avalanche on mt. everest killing at least 17 people and injuring more than 60 others. among those killed one american. help is now arriving from all corners of the globe. the u.s. department of defense says the response and rescue teams are on their way to nepal with more than $1 million in aid. will carr is live from the newsroom. what more do we know about the three americans? >> three americans died and their famil

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i'm julie banderas. more than 2500 dead including three americans, and many more missing. the 7.8 magnitude earthquake left those lucky enough to escape with their lives. homeless tonight, many children among them. one survivor describes the moment the quake hit. >> it took everyone by surprised and people flooded out of the shops. the street was filled. people were grabbing at each other and then everyone sort of

i'm julie banderas in for harris faulkner. this is "the fox report."pontiff taking the opportunity to address conflicts around the world and condemn recent brutality against christians. the holy father also leading the faithful in celebration marking the resurrection of christ more than 2,000 years ago. ♪ >> pope francis celebrating easter malice at the vat tan. tens of thousands of worshippers braving a downpour to see him there live. they huddled together with ponchos and

i'm julie banderas. more than 2500 dead including three americans, and many more missing.arthquake left those lucky enough to escape with their lives. homeless tonight, many children among them. one survivor describes the moment the quake hit. >> it took everyone by surprised and people flooded out of the shops. the street was filled. people were grabbing at each other and then everyone sort of

jenna: julie banderas is -- >> reporter: her roots look pretty nice as a blond. made her mad. the woman made something about her blond dark roots. i'm not sure. anyway the employee will live with these hurtful memories mchenry will pay for her actions for one week. espn has suspended brit mchenry for one week. in addition to saying she works in the news and will expletive sue them, it includes this gem. >> mchenry later half hearted hi apologized on twitter and saying i allowed my emotions to get the best of me and said some insulting and regrettable things. i should always choose to be respectful and take the high road. i am so sorry for my actions and will learn from this mistake. okay, we will see. and the best known doctor on television is in a fight of his own to defend his credibility as a doctor. a letter penned by a group of nationally-known doctors sent to columbia university calls for his dismissal saying, quote, he misled and end dangered the public -- endangered the public by pushing quack treatments. saying columbia is quote, committed to upholding f

. >> i'm julie banderas. rescuers race to save lives. the quake was felt across many borders in india, tibet, and bangladesh. a huge aftershock rumbled through and a dozen more rippling through shortly after. the scene is just awful. take a look as local residents pitch in moving bricks trying to push away debris and treating the injured on stretchers in the middle of the street. a reporter with grn was there and described the chaos earlier on america's news headquarters. >> there were more patients, more people coming in than the hospital actually has the capacity. the emergency was overflowing with serious cases but what i saw outside was like makeshift immediate emergency centers being set up people getting saline drips, people being administered first aid because there's no place inside. >> world leaders now pledging emergency help to nepal but sending food and medical supplies will be difficult, with the airports and many roads closed down. >> meanwhile, we know ten people are dead after the quake set off an avalanche on the world's

. >> i'm julie banderas. among the skeptics is benjamin netanyahu who wanted it to have a clear recognition of israel's right to exist. molly henneberg has the very latest from washington. hi, molly. >> caller: >> reporter: hi, good afternoon. in outline doesn't deal with any quote other issues nor should it. israel believes otherwise. in his weekly radio address today, president obama asserted this potential agreement cuts off quote every path way that iran could take to develop a nuclear weapon. >> international inspectors will have unprecedented access to iran's nuclear program, because iran will face more inspections than any other cou if iran cheats, the world will know it. if we see something suspicious we'll inspect it. is based on unprecedented verification. >> reporter: but after a top iranny official was quoted as saying that erasing israel off the map is quote non-negotiable israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu responded by saying the survival of israel is non-negotiable. netanyahu wants the u

. >> i'm julie banderas. and a trip to iowa will likely follow mrs. clinton. and chief white house correspondent ed henry is live in des moines, iowa, with the very latest. hey, there, ed. >> reporter: good to see you. what's similar to what hillary clinton will do tomorrow with this video on social media to announce that's the same deal that she did back in 2007. what her advisers hope will be different this time is back then she waited about a week to get to a battled ground state like iowa where i am right now because she was still in the senate. there were votes on the senate floor. she didn't get out on to the trail. she is expected now within 48 hours of this sunday announcement to be herein on the ground, fighting out for the votes. she needs to do it, because last time there was sort of this idea that she had taken votes for granted and ended up finishing third behind barack obama and john edwards. one of her advisers from the 2008 campaign tells us this time she has to go door to door to get those votes. listen. >> i have not met her campaign team. bu