it's where we begin again tonight with nbc's kir simmons. >> reporter: they are searching for a miracle, working in cold, choppy seas still hoping to find someone, anyone alive. they have hammered on the hull but heard nothing back. this 6-year-old girl survived but her parents and older brother are still missing. she was rescued from the stricken ship without them. two days ago passengers boarded, many of them women and children. 12 hours later, sheer terror. captured on cell phone video as the ship lurched and began to sink. text messages during those final moments, many from hundreds of high school classmates onboard. i think we're going to die. i really love you-all, and a message of hope, let's all see each other alive. today, outrage at the news that almost none of the ship's lifeboats were deployed, even though one apparently carried the ship's captain to safety. today, he covered his face in shame. i'm so sorry he said. the ship's owner in tears said i've committed an unforgivable sin. korean television reports that the ship made a sudden sharp turn just before it began to sink,

. >> the deed gateway muslim that opens the church of the holy sup lec kir believed to be where jesus gateway crucified? >> why did he entrust your family with this responsibility? >> okay. >> the story starts in 11 ebb 87, a muslim sultan recaptured jerusalem from crusaders. historians calls him patient and wise. he protected the church. he handed over the keys to the same family charged with the care of nearby mosques, the adebes's family? >> he is a smart man and he keep the church in peace. not the holy sup l suplecer church >> he is proud of his responsibility. >> this is the family tree? >> and his heritage. >> adebe escorts his son to his destiny. for the first time, jawad carries the key to the church's front door. >> are you nervous? >> quite nervous. >> he did just fine, as his father, grandfather, and more than 100 of his ancestors have done, he hands the key over to christians. this time, the francisans who run a portion of the church. it turns out there is another reason a muslim family keeps the key: the seven christian sects don't get along. adebe and his family are neu

embassy says it happened at kir international hospital in kabul. at least one of the victims was a doctor. the shooter is in police custody. he was critically injured after trying to shoot himself. >>> president obama is talking trade deals and territorial disputes in japan today. it is the first stop of his four-nation tour aiming to reassure allies of u.s. support. china notably not on his travel plans. just hours ago, he and japan's prime minister held a press conference, the spotlight quickly turning to ukraine and russia. >> we have been preparing for the prospect that we're going to have to engage in further sanctions. those are teed up. it requires some technical work and it also requires coordination with other countries. >> making the president's pivot to asia even more difficult, russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov tells russian television the u.s. is, quote, running the show in ukraine. nbc white house correspondent peter alexander traveling with the president in tokyo. peter, it appears that ukraine crisis here is overshadowing the

enjoying us today lieutenant colonel allen west from duck dynasty dana kir p fitzpatrick will be here. starts 10 minutes from right now. >>> it is now about eight minutes till the top of the hour. welcome back to "fox & friends first" . some terrifying video this morning to show you. rescue crews are rescuing a british sailor who fell overboard during a yacht race in the pacific ocean. 46-year-old andrew taylor was knocked into freezing water when a huge wave hit the ship. he spent 90 minutes in that water until crews were able to reachç him. crews say his life jacket saved his life. he was treated on board for hyperthermia and shock. >> doctors discovered a real-life limitless pill to open up the closed portions of our brains. >> you know how they say we can only access 20% of other brain. it lets you access all of it. >> researchers say the drug currently used to improve memory function in alzheimer's patients can also help adults learn as fast as children do. they say the pill boosts chemicals in our brain making them more elastic. doctors say it is harderç for adults to learn ne

harris faulkner, andrea tantaros, kirs teen -- kirsten powers. >> they are not leaving "the five." say happy birthday to my dad, leo perrino. greg found this cupcake for you. >> it's actual size. >> my dad said -- sent all of the peeps that the in the green room. don't forget to set your >> as tape 17th. hundreds are missing in a deadly ferry accident. the captain is under investigation. a bombshell evidence in the irs scandal. lois lerner is speaking to the political department about going after politicians days after testifying. >> if your child was bullying would you tell them not to become sore losers? one teacher is under fire for teaching kids just that. "fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ >> good morning. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this thursday morning. >> i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. >> this morning the captain at the center of the ferry investigation is being questioned by authorities after the coast guard said the ship didn't schedule the followed route. this comes as thinker trying to find nearly 300 people that are still missing

kir rent temperature chilly out there from parts of minnesota and dakotas.h temperatures as we head into this afternoon rebounding nicely. upper 60s in chicago. take a look at texas, heather, ainsley, temperatures in the 80s, 90s. that is what will help fuel the thunderstorms coming up for this weekend. >> maria molina. thank you. have a great weekend. >>> listen to this. most fisherman maybe lie a little bit about their catches but three 6th graders are not making up this fish tale. a group of three 6th graders were on spring break when they made a catch of a lifetime. a nearly 700 pound mako shark. they caught the shark off the coast of california while fishing with their dad after having no luck they finally felt a nibble. >> i didn't think it was going to be that big of a shark. >> when that thing hit we knew it was game on and those boys had -- they went right to it. >> the three boys took turns realing in the fish for 20 minutes. they were planning on splitting up the meal a little later. good for them. >>> it is now 19 minutes until the top of the hou

harris faulkner, andrea tantaros, kirs teen -- kirsten powers. >> they are not leaving "the five."thday to my dad, leo perrino. greg found this cupcake for you. >> it's actual size. >> my dad said -- sent all of the peeps that the in the green room. don't forget to set your dvrs. special report is next. >>> is the census bureau deliberately trying to make it tougher to criticize obamacare. this is qoes special reports. >> good evening, i'm bret baier, the census bureau is change the way it talk to you about health care. republicans are concerned it could make negative comparisons about obamacare unprovable because they would bavl be comparing apples and orange. the administration and its supporters say this is much ado about not much. chief national correspondent jim engel has

finding out many are off limits to many of the programs under obama kir.ined of a campaign. >> richard, how do you defend this? i am assuming you agree with nancy pelosi. and if you do, how many democrats are putting up a sign in the yard about obama care. >> thank you for having me and good to see you. and i disagree withulars. there was no question that the roll out was a train wreck. but we are now starting to see 7 million enrolled and look at whether the real story is. mary landriu, it is a neck and neck race. and 10-15 points i couple of weeksing on. >> she jumped 15 points? >> that is correct. >> is that true. >> she was down 15 points. >> if that is true you will have a fight. >> is that true. >> i don't think it is thorough. i think richard is ignoring it is not only the roll out. a lot of young people signing up for insurance assuming they were the upinsured and they will pay premiums and they are higher than i thought they would be. and the deductible is so high. and then when they try to find a doctor, doctors are running away from this. and th

don't yet who are occupying the local government building but decided not to instead he met only with kir appointed regional heads and demonstrators chose not to leave the offices they have taken over and while there are sunni it's a new did insist he was ready for compromise and even said a local referendum should be allowed. the british diplomat who won a prize for coming up with the best plan for the u.k.'s exit from the european union is now being banned from talking to media the plan was for him to promote his ideas in a series of interviews but now even his online blog has vanished from the internet . is following this story. it was in that hall that's a walk thing eighty thousand pounds was handed to ian mansfield a civil servant who works for the british embassy in manila it was his prize for working out the best strategy for the u.k.'s exit from the european union but a few days later the briggs's award winner has been forced into a media silence mansfield's blog on economic affairs has vanished from the net while the foreign office banned him from giving any interviews with the