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Chapter 1: What challenges are faced in the police talks in Pakistan?
Shaky police talks ahead in Pakistan. Some last minute doubts. I'm Carmen Roberts, Fox News. Iran made demands today that may derail peace talks with the U.S. this weekend. Reuters reports that Tehran says it won't proceed with talks unless its assets are unfrozen. And there's a Lebanon ceasefire. Vice President Vance, who's leading the U.S. delegation, left for Pakistan this morning.
If the Iranians are willing to negotiate in good faith, we're certainly willing to extend the open hand. If they're going to try to play us, then they're going to find that the negotiating team is not that receptive.
Chapter 2: What demands has Iran made that could derail peace talks?
Vance says he expects positive talk since President Trump has given some pretty clear guidelines.
Fox's Jared Halpern at the White House. President Trump is criticizing Iran for not allowing more oil through the Strait of Hormuz, saying that's not the agreement we have. He and Iran said that Iran's doing a very poor job of allowing oil to flow through the Strait. And oil prices are slightly higher as the ceasefire proceeds. And after U.S.
inflation soared to 3.3% in March from a year ago, following the biggest jump in gas prices in six decades. The Dow is down 218 points at this hour. NASDAQ up 87. And crude oil slightly higher at 99.19 a barrel. The arson suspect in a huge fire in a warehouse in California's San Bernardino County faces seven charges.
Chapter 3: What is Vice President Vance's stance on negotiations with Iran?
District Attorney Jason Anderson.
The damage as a result of the arson was over $10.1 million. That actually makes this case, if convicted of this charge, if proven beyond a reasonable doubt, would be 10 years to life.
About 20 employees were inside the warehouse at the time of the fire, but everyone made it out safely. And prosecutors say the suspect worked at the Kimberly Clark warehouse, posted videos to social media complaining about low pay while setting the fire. America's listening to Fox News. There's a guilty plea in child sex crimes from a former Utah judge.
Former Box Elder County Judge Kevin Christensen pleading guilty to one count of enticing a minor using the Internet and two counts of dealing with materials harmful to a minor. The plea allows for other charges to be dropped. The 65-year-old former judge arrested around the same time as a former treatment and fire chief, Ned Brady Hanson, was also charged with similar crimes.
And it's rocked the community. And it's almost to the point where it's, is there anything left to be shocked about? Detective Brent Jacks, sentencing set for June 8th. Prosecutors are seeking prison time. The former fire chief also due in court later this month. Jeff Manasso, Fox News.
The co-founder of a major fashion house is stepping down from his leadership role.
Dolce & Gabbana CEO Stefano Gabbana is no longer chair of the fashion house. Reuters says Gabbana stepped down as chair in January. Reports say he's considering options for his 40% stake in the business. The company's in talks with banks about its debt and is said to be considering selling real estate and taking other steps to raise money.
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Chapter 4: How is President Trump criticizing Iran's oil flow through the Strait of Hormuz?
Stefano Gabbana co-founded the company with Domenico Dolce in 1985. Alfonso Dolce, Domenico's brother, has been named the new chair. Vogue says Stefano Gabbana will continue with his creative activities for the business. Ginny Kosolda, Fox News.
Kim Kardashian's $6 million deal with Ray J explodes as a judge refuses to keep the secrets of her 2003 sex tape sealed. Fox News Digital says court documents show that on March 30th, the judge in California denied Kardashian's request to seal the confidential settlement agreement. A legal expert says the ruling puts Kardashian in a difficult spot, compares the situation to blackmail.
I'm Carmen Roberts. This is Fox News.