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and the decision to say you got to get out follows an attack by somali fighters in a kenyan university that killed 148 people. it has deeply wounded the kenyans in more ways than one. confirming the motive speaking on saturday saying that they said we have asked united nations high commissioner to relocate the refugees in three months. failure to do which we shall relocate them ourselves. they went on the way america changed is the way that kenya will change after garissa garissa being the place of the university where all those students died. this is extraordinary. if it's actually going to happen. >> well, this, is the boldest statement from the kenyan government yet. >> this is going to put refugees in more difficulty. they are not ready to receive them because of the massive insecurity. but to their credit, the kenyan government are argue that they have their own issues to deal with and they're trying to avoid. >> perhaps if they went over the border to somali where there is massive unrest, but the idea of having to move, the suggestion that they only have three months where they a

ing up at 8, a brutal attack against students a the kenyan university. we'll she you -- show of you how some managed to escape. >>> and turning water from the ocean to drinking water. how desalting plants. >> and we'll meet the pup who ended up as a pet and avoiding. turned into dog food. >>> a california man convicts of running a website that allowed people to upload thousands of sexually explicit photos of women will be spending the next 18 years behind bars. he was found guilty earlier this year on identity theft and extortion charges after posting the pictures on his own website. he then created another website for the women to pay money to have their photos taken down. one of the victims talked about how the scam damaged her life. >> ever since this happened that, my life has just gone through done spiral. i mean it's still going through a down spiral. i'm homeless because of this. i lost my family, friends, i have lost almost everything because of this. >> bullarts father apologizeed to the victims in court. >>> it is a cool and bluster reevening a

and the death toll from the attack on the kenyan university is now at 147. out to bob -- al-shebaab claimed responsibility. they separated christians from muslims and shot the christians on the spot. sheriff's deputies have arrested the parents of five-year-old noah thomas. the boy was missing for five days before deputies found his body in a septic tank. 33-year-old paul thomas and 30-year-old ashley white or accused of child neglect and abuse. a preliminary autopsy has been conducted, but no cause of death has been given. a new development from adc courtroom about the donovan hotel murder. abc 7 obtained documents that say joce: stabbed david messerschmitt last february. she went there to rob him last february. court documents also say that david messerschmitt posted a personal ad on craigslist. he apparently communicated with the allman, thinking she was a man. -- with gollman, thinking she was a man. and an investigation of a possible sexual assault in montgomery county. it was reported at the 8000 block of garland avenue. three people are in custody in

but the 147 young people killed at the kenyan university not the only ones to died for their faith.u wouldn't know about the problem if you only listen to the official statement of this president's administration. it's all scrubbed clean of any messy mentions of religion or creed. you know. there's a war on christians. it's worth thinking about this good friday. have a great easter weekend. that's my "2 cents more." and that's it for tonight's willis report. "making money" with charles payne is ne thank you for being here. happy easter. ♪ >> you say you're happy to serve gays in your restaurant as is your dad. but you draw the line at catering a gay wedding. >> it's not a sin that we bring gays into our establishment and to serve them. it is a sin though if we condone -- if we cater their wedding. we feel we're anticipating. we're putting a stamp of approval on their wedding. >> now did she sound crazy to you? to hear these indiana protesters tell it, crystal o'connor is a bigoted bedbug. they wanted to shut her pizza shop down. crystal draws the line at catering a wedding for

. >>> a kenyan university is closed following one of the deadliest assaults in the kmpt's history. people are still searching for missing loved ones. andy rose has the layest on the massacre and government's response. >> the full force of the law will be brought to bear with even greater intensity than has been the case in previous years. >> reporter: kenya's president has condemned the deadly assault on gar circumstances sa university college, declared 3 day of mourning and ordering flags to be be flown at half- staff. al-shabab has not only taken responsibility but issued a statement promising more bloodshed. on saturday, a 19-year-old student was rescued from her room, 48 hours after the assault. she says she hid beneath clothes in a cupboard while gunmen round up her roommates. >> they told my other roommates to crawl out out from under the bed. $she drank body lotion to survive because she didn't have access to water. another student says she survive bid smearing blood on her face and playing dead. friends and relatives have been streaming in, awaiting news about their loved o

. >>> and an outpouring of grief for those killed in the kenyan university attack. officials confirm one of the slain gunmen was the sun of a government official. closing arts at the boston bombing trial. we look at some of the challenges that the defense faces. >>> we begin in yemen where houthi rebels have made gains in aden. a senior houthi official says they are ready for peace talks, only if the saudi-led bombing stops. and a break through to bring supplies to those that need help. the saudi-led coalition says it will allow a window of time for aid to be delivered. 9 were killed, 61 injured. omar al-salah has more. >> most of the heavy fighting on sunday took place in the districts in the south of aden not far from the city's port. heavy fighting was reported as houthi rebels and fighters loyal to the deposed president ali abdullah saleh managed to infiltrate the area. they were met with resistance from fighters loyal to president abd-rabbu mansour hadi. nearby in the districts, there were battles too. aden has become the center of the war. parts of the city ha

. >>> hundreds of kenyan university students have been marching through nairobi calling for better security after the garissa university attack. they want compensation for the families of 148 victims, construction of a memorial and tightened security on campuses. the students stopped at the office of the president uhuru kenyatta to present their demands. >>> a vigil is held for the victims, mohammed adow joins us from nairobi. tell us more about what is happening at the moment. >> well a sombre mood here tonight here in the heart of nairobi. hundreds of kenyans turned up around dusk and gathered in this square where i am standing behind me and they lit candles, wrote notes and stand in memorial of the 147 students killed in the garissa attack. they are asking questions, and some are chanting why were they gunned down. why were they gunned down. they had placards with pictures of some of the students who were killed as well as crosses, each marking the grave - symbolic grave of those who died. they had the flags of kenyans draped over. a sombre mood here, and kenyans are asking for quick act

. >>> at least 147 people are dead after al shabab militants stormed a kenyan university thursday. the gun battle raged for hours before four gunmen were killed. a reward is being offered for another man wanted in connection with that attack. >>> two u.s. citizens are in jail accused of plotting terrorist attacks in the u.s. one woman told an undercover officer she was inspired by isis a lawyer for one of them says she plans to plead not guilty. >>> the frame work nuclear deal that has been reached with iran announced on thursday is just the first step. negotiators now face a june 30th deadline to finalize a deal. >> iran's foreign minister says the agreement would not put an end to his country's uranium enrichment. the u.s. and europe say they will lift economic sanctions in phases, if they reach a final deal. thank you for being with us, james. >> good to be here, natalie. >> let's tart with the fact that this is an agreement in principle. the very tedious details are yet to be worked out. >> that's right. today's agreement represents an accord on the key headlines, if you like,

last week the somali group al shabaab killed hundreds in a kenyan university. paul brennan has more. >> the camps were first constructed in the 1990s and now cover an area of 55 square chronological terse. with over half a million living there, it was regarded as the largest refugee camp in the world. in 2013 a tripartite agreement between kenya somalia and u.n. hcr, tensions over dadab in the past kenyan forces have been taking military action for several years and kenya has previouslying alleged that the champ has been a hideout for al shabaab. al shabaab have killed over 400 people in kenya in the past two years. the tipping point was the killing by somali gunmen of 158 kenyan students in garrissa. a game changer like 9/11 changed u.s. foreign policy. kenya's government has issued the eviction notice, giving u.n. only 90 days. if the deadline isn't met its soldiers will move in and start dismantling it. >> mohammad adow has the further report. >> locating the refugees itself into somalia if the u.n. fails. kenyan leaders both at the national level and here i

also coming up in the next 30 minutes, al shabaab gunmen kill 147 at a kenyan university. more students are still unaccounted for. >>> the saudi-led coalition says it's determined to rid the southern city of aden of houthi rebels who they say now are isolated. >>> a drought forces california's governor to order a 25% cut in water consumption. >>> iran and six world powers have reached an understanding which it's hoped will lead to a comprehensive nuclear deal in three months. it would limit iran's nuclear enrichment to one site only and also reduce its stock pile to 300. in return the eu and u.s. gradually will start to lift nuclear related sanctions after inspections by the iaea the international atomic energy agency. the aim is for a new deal to be completed by june 30th and it should include a u.n. security council endorsement. the european union's foreign policy speech started by detailing iran's side of the deal. >> as iran pursues a peaceful nuclear ram, iran's enrichment capacity level, and stock pile will be limited for specific durations, and there will be no othe

but the 147 young people killed at the kenyan university not the only ones to died for their faith.d. beheaded. you wouldn't know about the problem if you only listen to the official statement of this president's administration. it's all scrubbed clean of any messy mentions of religion or creed. you know. there's a war on christians. it's worth thinking about this good friday. have a great easter weekend. that's my "2 cents more." and that's it for tonight's willis report. "making money" with charles payne is next. have a good night. >> i'm charles payne and you're watching "making money." you know, maybe it was a good thing they released the march jobs report today with the stock market close. i have to tell you, it was a thinker. it would have ruined a lot of weekends. at 126,000 half of the 245,000 that the periods ofthe expertssaid we would have. this is in november. over 400,000. now we're close to 100,000. i call this a free fall. you tweet me and tell me what you think it is. by the way the devil was in the details. and in this case they were very very disappointing. let's ta

kenyans mourn their families as they morn the loss of lives in the aon kenyan university >>> christians around the world mark easter >>> the coalition led by saudi arabia continued its military assault against houthi rebels in yem yen. after a week of air strikes the coalition started shell target from see. >> reporter: the saudi-led coalition unleashed air strikes including the base and other locations containing rebels and fighters loyal to ali abdullah saleh. >> translation: four rockets came down on our village. >> reporter: overnight there were arrests. >> these illegal procedures were a result of what was done by the houthis and others in the area of aden. we prejudiced the procedures. >> further south the fight is for control of aden. the port city was a strong hold. the coalition airdropped supporters. it was aimed at supply lines and depots. there's no indication of whether ground forces will be deployed. >> parts of aden will be without water for electricity for two days. it's adding to fears of a growing humanitarian crisis. >> we have not been able to get in the medical supp

. >>> a day of mourning and calls for swift justice after al-shabab storms a kenyan university killing 150 people. >> in is al jazeera america. live from new york city. i'm libby casey. iran's president is joining the chorus of praise over a deal restricting his country's nuclear program. hasan rouhani spoke a few hours ago saying tehran will honor the framework negotiated in switzerland provided that powers in the west hold up their end of the deal. >> i would like to make it clear that the enrichment of any program is only for the development of iran. this enrichment program will not be used against any country. today the world has realized that iran is a peaceful country. >> but israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said that's not the case. netanyahu warned that iran will still be able to build a nuclear bomb and threaten israel's very survival? we're in jerusalem with more. >> you'll remember he spoke to a joint session of the congress just last month. warning of a deal with iran. he, of course, will no doubt try to use his leverage, whatever leverages highway with u.s. lawmak

. >> al shabab fighters attacked a kenyan university to killed 148. a camp is one of the world's large evident sheltering more than 600,000 refugees, mostly who fled six war. >> the camps were constructed in the early 1990s and cover an area of 55 square kilometers. by 2011 with more than half a million displaced people living there, it is rewarded as the largest refugee camp in the world. the vast majority of somali refugees and in 2013, an agreement between kenya somalia agreed for the volunteer repatriation back to somalia. there have been tensions over the camp in the past. kenyan authorities have been taking actions against militias for years. al shabab have killed more than 400 people in kenya in the past years, including 67 during the attack and siege of any roy's shopping mall. the killing of 148 kenyan university students in garissa earlier this month was the tipping point described as a game changer compare able to the 9/11 attacks in new york changed u.s. foreign policy. notwithstanding the 2013 repatriation deal, kenya's government entered

it follows an attack by somali al shabaab fighters on the kenyan university last week that killed 148 people. the camp is one of the world's largest and shelters more than 600,000 mostly somali refugees who fled civil war. paul brennan has more details. >> reporter: the camps at dadaab were first constructed in the early 1990 did and cover an area of 55 square kilometers. by 2011, with more than half a million displaced people living there, dadaab was regarded as the largest refugee camp in the world. the vast majority are somali refugees. in 2013 a try partide agreement agreed a plan for the volume you knowtary repat reation back to somalia. there have been somes military action. kenya has previously alleged the camp has been used as a hideout by members of al shabaab. al shabaab gunmen have killed more than 400 people in kenya in the past two years including 67 victims during the attack and siege of nairobi's westgate shopping mall in 2013. the tipping point was 148 kenyan university students killed earlier this month, an attack which kenya's deputy president described as a game-cha

. >> one student is dead at a kenyan university after an explosion was miss 16 for a mistaken for a terror activity, the university of the student in a university in nairobi heard allowed dawn right before dawn. >> 141 people were injured in the stampede to escape, the student who died reportedly jumped from a fifth floor window, the noise turned out to be an electrical explosion. >> turkey has taken offense to remarks made by pope francis today. speaking at st. peter's basilica the pope called the massacre of over a million and a half armen wants in mean 15 the quote first genocide of the 20th century. the u can i does not officially acknowledge those events took place. they have now recalled their ambassador to the vatican. >> here in the u.s. the masters golf tournament played out largely as a four day, one man show. with 21-year-old jordan speith in the starring role. >> some of this competition included tiger woods, phil mickelson and justin rose who between them have 20 wins in golf majors. >> but the tournament belonged to speith, who shot a record opening round 64 and set the all-t

. >>> the death toll on students in kenyan university have gone up to 148 and may be more. officials have vowed to step up security. >>> framework nuclear deal struck with six world powers and iran. any agreement must now get past congress. >>> myanmar's opposition leader, ansansuchi says she might not take part if the military drafted constitution that bans her from becoming president is overturned. >> the playing field is not level and the administration is engaging in acts which are discriminatory against the nlb. so we can't say that it's fair so far. i don't think we can guarantee fair elections. when you consider the fact that they are not interested in negotiations or in amending the constitutional or in taking over seriously the will of the people people then how would you describe them, you can hardly say that they're moderates. the united states would say they have pressed the government on the form but on the other hand they have congratulated them on their -- on what they've done because they want to encourage them further in that direction. and i'll just ask wh

over a week ago another kenyan university warned its students that al shabaab was plotting an attack. officials just didn't know where. lester. >> richard engel, thanks. >>> a lot of fast moving developments tonight in the investigation into the co-pilot who officials say may have deliberately crashed that plane into the side of a mountain. disturbing internet searches found on his tablet computer as recovery crews discover the second black box at the crash scene. nbc's katy tur with that report. >> reporter: today, in the french alps among the scattered debris recovery workers say they've collected 40 smashed cell phones, larger pieces of wreckage and, finally, in a ravine the normally orange flight data recorder looking so badly burned it was black. still investigators say they are hopeful the data remains intact. inside the germanwings flight 9525 second black box french investigators hope to learn what co-pilot andreas lubitz was doing when he was alone in the cockpit. and whether just before the plane began its steep descent the autopilot had been manually changed from 38,000 fee

shocking stories of survival from victims in thursdays terror attack that killed 148 people a kenyan universitywendy gillette has more from the victims who refused to die. >> reporter: the islamic extreme group al-shabab there will be more attacks like the one the garissa university student of college that killed 148 people. the group said kenyan cities will run red with blood. kenya's president said in a nationally televised address that his administration will respond in the severe way possible. >> we will do everything to defend our way of life. >> reporter: police rescued a 19-year-old woman saturday morning who survived the attack by hiding in a wardrobe and covering herself with clothes. >> i was scared. >> reporter: she initially refused to come out even when rescuers arrived. another student played dead. >> i pre 10ed to be dead. they turned me around and kicked me. >> reporter: nairobi stadium anxious relatives waited for news about their missing loved ones. >> we don't know whether he's alive. we don't know weather he's dead. we don't know whether he's hiding somewhere. >> reporter: p

happy to be alive, the survivor who spent two days hiding on a wardrobe after the attack on a kenyan university. >>> the 300 fishermen kept as slave labor and companies prosecuteed. >> windows. >> 40 years on the birthday of microsoft celebrating a very different online landscape. >> hello the united nations security council has met to discuss mounting alarm over the humanitarian situation in yemen. the southern city of aden is the area suffering the worst fighting. 185 people is said to have been killed and 1200 injured during days of clashes and airstrikes. the bombs fall over the capital of sanaa aid agencies are warning of humanitarian crisis in the country. but the saudi-led coalition spokesman said that they'll figure out how to get aid to those most in need. >> we continue to give logistical assistance in aden and other armed forces loyal to local authorities. we can say that in a situation is relatively calm. we are aware of the locations of some houthi militia and forces loyal to former president ali abdullah saleh. the operations are limited to very small areas in this city. we will c

being held in the kenyan capital to remember the 148 people killed by al-shabab gunmen at a kenyan university last week. hundreds of students called on the government for better security measuress oncomouses. on campuses. >>> really turkey's president has met and signed memorandum of understanding that covers economic and cultural relations. >>> 15 state police in mexico have been killed in an an ambush by suspected gang members. it is the second major assault on security forces in the region in less than a month. drugs, cartels are regarded as one of mexico's biggest security threats. >>> jonah hull joins me live from mexico city. these guns and gangs are so powerful in their own particular areas, why they felt it necessary to ambush the police and carry out these massive number of murders? >> actually, it's rare for mexican cartels to get involved at this level. 15 police killed, and we've been talking with analysts and experts here. they say it's the biggest number of police killed in a single attack in all of the drug wars, in all of the years of the drug war. in this case to answer your

. >>> hundreds of kenyan university stunt -- students have been calling for better security after thettack last week. they want compensation for the victims, construction of a memorial and tighter security on campus. they stopped at the office of the president to present their demands. >>> the united nations says more than 140,000 children have been forced to leave their homes because of the crisis in eastern ukraine. some are now even living in underground shelters, and their familiarries are struggling to feed and clothe them. andrew simmonds reports. >> reporter: children should haven't to live like this. an existence underground with little food. it's always the poor who suffer most at times of conflict and there's no exec shun in the self declared republican of donetsk. places like this answer the question is there any confidence in the ceasefire? families living underground in musty, damp conditions and here there are 28 children trying to get by. many families refused to give up their space here because they are convinced the fighting will resume. some of the children have fost

. >> reporter: many who lost loved ones in the terror attack on a kenyan university are inconsolable. [ screaming and crying ] >> reporter: police are taking fingerprints from bodies to identify students who died thursday when al-shabab gunmen assaulted their campus. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: authorities say the somali terrorists planned their rampage carefully, striking while students were still asleep, taking hostages, and even targeting a site at the college where christians had gone pray. this student says he ran for his life and helped other students jump out of windows to escape. witnesses say militants separated muslims from nonmuslims and shot christians on the spot. authorities say the siege lasted about 13 hours and the attackers ended it when they detonated their suicide vests packed with explosives. al-shabab fighters have vowed to punish kenya for sending troops into somalia to help destroy the group. anger is building across kenya with residents demanding authorities do more to strengthen security. tina kraus, cbs news. >> one day before the attack, the president of kenya

last week the group killed 148 people in a kenyan university. kenya accused al-shabab of sliding out in the refugee camp. >> reporter: the camps were constructed in the 1990s, covering an area of 15km. by 2011 with half a million living there. it was regarded as the largest in the world. the vast majority are somali. in 2013, a tripartite agreement between kenya, somali and the u.n.h.c.r. agreed a plan for a repatriation back to somali. there has been tensions in the past. kenyan forces have been taking military action against militia for several years, and has adelaide that the camp has been used as a hide out by members of al-shabab. al-shabab gunmen killed 400 people in kenya in the past few years, including 67 victims during an attack and siege in 2013. the tipping point was the killing by gunmen of 148 kenyan students in garissa earlier this month, an attack which the deputy president described as a game changer, comparable to the way 9/11 attacks in new york changed policy. notwithstanding the 2013 repatriation the government issued an evi

. >> waking up to terror emergency crews arrive on the scene after gunmen stormed a kenyan university in a predawn attack. up to 800 -- 800 students came under indiscriminate wire in their dormitory as some were preparing for morning there's a terrified to streamed out of the campus. some without a shirt on their back looking for cover from the hail of the list. it's an internet -- it is unfortunate. the gunshots continued and we tried to run to get out. >> gunfire was still audible at least six hours after the attack again. as the fight to regain control of the university continued. ousted bob has claimed responsibility for the attack and has reportedly -- out to battle -- al shabaab has claimed responsibility for the attack. >> an update on the situation in kenya, the death toll has been raised substantially, 147 people , most of them thought to be students, killed in that attack. that is by far the bloodiest assault by the islamist group. 147 people now killed after that raid on the university. we will bring you more details on that story as we get them. the copilot that crashed th

after the kenyan garissa university attack. they want compensation for the families of 148 victims, construction of a memorial and tighter security on campuses. the students stopped at the office of the president to present their demands. over the last couple of hours a vigil has been held in nairobi, for the victims of that attack. mohammed adow is there and joins us live of the tell us about what has been happening? >> a very sombre mood engulfed the park freedom park in nairobi. hundreds of kenyans came to pay respects tore 147 people killed in the garissa attack. some lit candles. others brought flowers, and some notes in honour of the victims of that attack. there were 147 forces representing the graves of those that died. there were survivors of the attack who arrived here some were speaking to the media about their experiences, some breaking down and lost control of their emotions. a sombre mood here. it followed that the vim ill followed a huge campaign on social media, where they used a hashtag 147 is not just a number

described two al-shabaab -- have destroyed two al-shabaab camps in response to the attack on the kenyan university last week. anchor: this as the nation is still reeling from the attack that saw islamists belonging to al-shabaab going on at killing streak, singling out christian students before gunning them down. brian: we will be going live to our correspondent in kenya for the latest, where security forces have vowed to track down those responsible for the killings. reporter: families are waiting and hoping. they want to know for certain if their loved ones are among the victims. >>e bodies is not good. it is very bad. some of them are decomposing at a very high rate. it is not a very good sight. reporter: anger is growing among the residents of garissa. the al-shabaab militants killed 148 people when they attacked the university in the town. many say the government's response has not been enough. locals told us the security is bad. they blame the government as they don't into be doing their job. "we don't want any problems. we want garissa and all of kenya to be safe." on monday, the kenyan mil

the tipping point was the killing of 148 kenyan university students in garissa earlier this month, anwhich kenya's deputy president described as a game-changer comepareable to the way the 9-11 attacks changed u.s. policy. notwithstanding the repattriationdeal, kenya has issued this eviction union. giving the u.n. 12 weeks to shift to somalia, itself. kenya says if the deadline isn't met, forces will dismantle the camp. paul brennan, al jazeera. >> live to mohammed adow where the al shabaab took place last week. an extraordinary demand by kenya to move that huge refugee camp. what is expected?? >> felicity the kenyan government is under intention pressure to show that it is acting against insecurity that has engulfed the country leading to the deaths of 148 people on thursday last week. in the attack in garissa was the most deadly since the u.s. embassy bombing in nirobi in 1998. the government is being asked very tough questions by members of the public. for example, why did they take so long to respond to the situation of the university and the government has been taking taking a num

. >> pam: the attack started at a kenyan university's front gates and continued for hours as the assailants walked through the campus. the somalia-based al-shabaab militant group is claiming responsibility. >> pam: this is the highest death toll in a terror attack on kenyan soil since the u-s embassy was bombed in 19-98. killed at least 15 people. first and only on 4. >> pam: we brought you this video from a sunnyvale man who says it is deanna predoehl before and after breaking the woman who officials say breached security at san jose international airport on tuesday. police believe it is in fact that ofbut that is only part of the kron4's j-r stone is live in >> reporter: weather coming at subway, a great meal starts with a great sandwich on the new "simple 6 menu." with six of our best six-inch subs, like the tender turkey breast plus any bag of chips and a 21-ounce drink for just $6 every day. >> pam: first and only a 14. we brought to this video from a sunnyvale man who says is deanna. before and after breaking into his house creek is this woman who officially says british security at s

. >>> new details tonight in the attacks that left 148 people dead at a kenyan university.re are suggestions that the country's security forces were slow to respond to the violence. kenya's daily nation newspaper reports it took police seven hours to get a special tactical unit to the school. once there it took them only 30 minutes to kill the four al-shabaab gunmen and stop the siege. >>> republican lawmakers say congress should have the final say on president obama's nuclear agreement with iran. the topic dominated the sunday morning talk shows and with critics blasting the agreement the administration is defending its position. correspondent don champion reports. [speaking foreign language] >> reporter: pope francis praised the agreement with iran in his easter message but israel's prime minister continued to protest on the sunday morning talk shows. >> i think this deal is a dream deal for iran and it's a nightmare deal for the world. >> reporter: congressional republicans have also been critical. senator bob corker the chair of the foreign relations committee proposed

. >>> new details tonight in the attack that left 148 people dead at a kenyan university.re are suggestions that the country's security forces were slow to respond to the violence. kenya's daily nation newspaper reports it took police seven hours to get a special tactical unit to the school. once there it took them only 30 minutes to kill the four al-shabab gunmen and top the siege. >>> almost three dozen people are now facing charges in kentucky for their roles in riots. angry fans fill the streets of lexington last night after the wildcats men's basketball team fell short to us wisconsin empty final four. police in riot gear tried to keep order it crowds it will fires forcing officers to make 31 arrests. three people were hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries. >>> new at 11:00 rolling stone magazine apologizes and official officially retracts it's article about an alleged gang rape at the university virginia. magazine took action tonight after receiving a report from the columbia university graduate school of journalism. rolling stone asked fort independent rev

. >>> and an outpouring of grief for those killed in the kenyan university

latest from london. [ chanting ] >> reporter: many who lost loved ones in the terror attack on a kenyan university are inconsolable. police are taking fingerprints from bodies to identify students who died thursday when al-shabaab gunmen assaulted their campus. [ sound of gunfire ] authorities say the sew mali terrorists planned the rampage carefully. striking while students were still aleap. taking -- asleep. taking hostages and even targeting a site at the college where christians went to pray. thisand helped other students jump out of windows to escape. witnesses say militants separated muslims from nonmuslims and shot christians on the spot. authorities say the siege lasted about 13 hours and the attackers ended it when they detonated their suicide vests. al-shabaab fighters vowed to punish tenia. anger is building are wiz dents -- across kenya with residents demanding authorities do more. tina crouse, cbs news. >>> pope francis co assault calling it an act of senseless brutality. he would pray for the perpetrators to change. >>> president obama announced a framework for a final agreement to c

right now and 147 people are now confirmed dead in a brutal and methodical terror attack at a kenyan university. kenya's interior minister says most of those killed were students. al shabab gunmen stormed the gates of the college and went from dorm to dorm as students slept and apparently they targeted non-muslims. four attackers also died. al shabab is a terror group based in neighboring somalia. >> heartbreaking. >>> the newly found german wings flight data recorder is revealing new and twisted clues about what the co-pilot did when he crashed his plane into the french alps. andreas lubitz used the automatic pilot to set the plane into descent and repeatedly sped up the plane on its way down. the crash killed all 150 people on board. lubitz researched suicide methods and cockpit door security in the days leading up to the crash. >>> a framework is now in place but the question is, will it stick? two days late, there's now a deal on the table to keep iran from building a nuclear weapon. iran agreed to no weapons grade uranium or 15 years and full access for u.n. inspectors. in exchange, iran g

five suspects reportedly under arrest with this week's massacre at a kenyan university. an attack that appears to be carried out to target christians. kenyan police have arrested five people. meantime some angry kenyans say their government is not serious about preventing such attacks. six days earlier britain advised against travel to parts of kenya, but the day before the attack the country's president dismissed the warning saying "kenya is as safe as any country in the world." this recent attack is the deadliest since the bombing of the embassy by al qaeda. >>> back in the u.s. disappointing employment numbers out. employers added just 126,000 jobs in march. that's the lowest number since december of 2013. it also breaks a 12-month streak of job gains above 200,000. economists say for the past few months hiring had been stronger than other measurements of the economy and that a pullback in job growth was inevitable. meantime, the unemployment rate holding steady at 5.5%. i'm jackie ibanez. now back to "killing jesus." >>> rabbi. >> thomas and andrew welcome. >> they've

kenyan government. some argue the university terrorist attack could have been presented. >>> and defying the north korean regime. an activist sends copies of "the interview" across the border. >>> welcome, everyone. i'm errol barnett with you here on cnn for the next two hours. a big hello, and welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "cnn newsroom." the growing conflict in yemen is fueling a humanitarian crisis right now. thousands of people are trying to flee amid daily air strikes. this stems from fighting between houthi rebels and those loyal to yemen's deposed president. rebels are trying to take hold of the port city of aden despite nearly two weeks of saudi-led air strikes. at least 50 people were reportedly killed monday. it's estimated that 600 people have died in this conflict so far. the war is also fueling an exodus of foreign nationals. china says it got the last of its citizens out of the country on monday. india is also scrambling to get its people out of sanaa. so far 2,500 have taken flight out of the city. we talked to passengers about the war they're li

also coming up in the next 30 minutes, al shabaab gunmen kill 147 at a kenyan university. more students are still unaccounte

. >> a massacre at kenyan university. plus next week the summit of the americas. the major topics to be discussed. in about 15 minutes. minutes. >> in kenya tonight relatives of the victims of thursday's university massacre have begun the heart wrenching task of identifying their universities. malcolm webb has the story. >> relatives came, expecting the worst. their loved ones were not in the hospital and cued to see if they were among the dozens of bodies. one family wanted us to tell their story. veronica was studying to become a teacher. it was her mother who found her body. the agony of identifying her own child was made infinitely worse by the violence of her death. >> those children died a very painful death. i can't even identify my own child from her face. she has wounds all over her body. she has no hair. i identified her by her toe and the scar on her thigh. >> relatives are faced with the heartbreaking task. it may take days for all the bodies to be identified. the people coming out are extremely distressed. the process of identifying the bodies is extre

president obama said he'll visit this summer despite an attack on a kenyan university killing 148 people. many of the bodies have been sent to nairobi for identification. and iran has agreed with a deal with the six world powers so long as they do the same. >>> the fighters of the islamic state in iraq and the levant have fought their way back to the yarmouk camp in syria capital, and are said to be in control of most of it. the group made significant gains on wednesday but were expelled. it's the closest that the group has come to damascus. president assad place of power. >>> some 15,000 antiquityies being stored in idlib are now at risk of being sold on on the black market. they fear that statues and pottery may be sold, and the al nusra and other armed groups seized idleb on saturday. . >> the man who ran the country's powerful internal security agency has been arrested and charged with bribery abuse of power and leaking state secrets. zhou yongkang is the highest rank official in these charges. >> on state television a keenly anticipated announcement. confirmation that an once feared

bnp the bombing of the country's first major military response to last week's deadly attack a kenyan university148 people were killed when gunmen opened fire on campus. authorities now say one of the gunmen who attacked the camp this is the sign of a kenyan government official. meanwhile, a source telling fox news that al qaeda is helping al-shabaab expanding its footprint in yemen in a power vacuum merely to make the saudi led airstrikes haven't pushed back rebels from a key seaport. the southern city of aden is the last foothold for government forces and crucial to reinstating yemeni president hadi. i'm joined now by christian whiten. i want to get right to it because to a lot of viewers that may seem like this is yet another religious war going on the other side of the world. you say this is the first major since the gulf war and the possibility of the multinational site with very little u.s. involvement is notable. why is that meaningful quiet >> it is a big deal. as you point out this is the first time saudi has been involved in a major war. they've been involved in skirmishes before. this

pope francis condemned the attack by islamic militants at a kenyan university that left 147 people dead the latest example of the targeting of the followers of jesus. national security correspondent has more tonight from the pentagon. >> reporter: while marking good friday at the vatican in rome pope francis listened as a papal preacher. >> christians are, of course, not the only victims of homicidal violence in the world. we cannot ignore that in many countries they are most frequently targeted. >> earlier the pope sent a telegram to the victims of the kenya university terror attack condemning the senseless brutality and praying for a change of heart. the attackers separated christians from muslims executing christian students on the spot. outbraj and sadness about the attack that left 147 kenyans dead, 79 wounded. >> i would like to challenge the muslim community to distance them themselves from what is happening. >> reporter: the gun men shouted targets in advance like 270 nigerian school girls kidnapped a year ago these students were targeted for their religion. it is just the lates

breaking and we'll have the latest on it, reports of islamic militants killing students at a kenyan universityding others hostage. what this means for christians around the globe and whether we're doing enough to protect them. >> plus indiana lawmakers are announcing a fix to their controversial religious freedom law but will it only make the firestorm worse? >> and on this holy thursday, a new poll shows america cannot get enough of pope francis. just why do they love him so much? >> well, we'll ask our hash ting one lucky guy, father jonathan morris is back on the couch on this holy week. we'll see you top of the hour. jon: thank you both. jenna: news and information on the germanwings disaster in the french alps. a short time ago authoritying finding the second -- authoritying finding the second voice recorder. the pilot was taking a sedative of which can cause serious side effects. as authorities recover more wreckage, including cell phones. let's go our correspondent greg talcott who's live in dusseldorf, germany, with more. >> reporter: first to that news from french crash site which you

a survivor that spent two days hiding from an attacker at a kenyan university >>> violence this australia as anti-islam protesters clash with demonstrators. >> in this video we see the future windows. >>> 40 years op the birthday microsoft celebrated against a different online landscape. >> i'll have all your sport, including arsenal blow away liverpool, going second in the english premier league. and the rest of the action across europe coming up >>> appeals are growing for humanitarian aid and evacueeses in yemen. saudi carried out air strikes on houthi members. 1200 have been injured. and more than 90 killed in the city of aden according to health workers. houthis are said to be under siege in the center of the city. the united nations security council has been meeting to discuss a russian proposal for a pause in the campaign to allow aid in and the evacuation of foreigners. yemen's for instance accused moscow of using planes to supply houthi rebels in the capital with equipment needed to repair weapons. a spokesperson for the saudi-led coalition says they are doing what they can to su

. >>> there are new disturbing developments to tell you about in the kenyan university massacre wherey 150 people were killed mostly christians who had been singled out for death. they struck to al shabaab camps across the border today. it's kenya's first response to the attack. the government is intensifying its sej for this man, his man mohamed mohamud. there are also reports that a son of a kenyan government official has been identified as another terrorist leader involved in the attack. cnn's correspondent is joining us from kenya where the university is. what do we know about this supposed mastermind of this brutal massacre, how dangerous is he? he's a killer and a thug. >> reporter: yes, exactly, wolf. kenya's interior ministry had put out a reward for this man, over $200,000. they've called on anyone who has any information on him to come forward. they say that he's the man in charge of the malitia along the porous border of somalia, about a four-hour drive down a dirt track from here. and he is in charge of control of cross-border attacks into kenya. has a similar motive op ra