belgium prosecutors have charged three men with offenses related to the terror attacks at the brussels airport and subway >> organizers canceled a solidarity rally because police are too strapped to cope >> meanwhile, mourners are paying their respects to victims at memorials like this one. abc's erin reports from brussels reporter: hundreds of people keep pouring into the streets of brussels to honor the victims of the terror attacks, but a march against fear scheduled for easter sunday is postponed after police said they were spread too anyone to provide security. >> belgium is a close friend and ally of the united states and when it comes to our friends, america has their back. reporter: more than a hundred people remain in the hospital while investigators hunt down the terror cell behind the attacks. prosecutors have charged this

the video he posted on youtube, with terrorist murder suggesting he took part in the bombings. they're also holding this man seen in a raid friday. >> he was sitting on the bus stop with his daughter, two shots, the second shot was sniper shot. reporter: the manhunt had been focused on two suspects, the man in the hat at the airport and a man seen just before the suicide bombing in the subway. now officials are adding a 28 year old syrian calling him very dangerous and possibly armed. investigators have linked him to the attacks in bus else and paris with -- brussels and paris. with isis threatening more attacks, security is tightened. >> i'm more likely to get in a car accident at home than bombed in europe. reporter: not everyone is as confident. >> people are mixing in with society so you have no idea who it is. it could be anyone here. reporter: since easter arrives just five

days after the attacks, it will be celebrated with joy and trepidation. the brussels airport will remain closed until at least tuesday. investigators wrapped up their analysis of the crime scene but experts need to check structural integrity of the airport. mariah carrie is canceling a concert in brussels over security concerns. no word on when she might rescheduled. she also tweeted hope to see you soon. when it comes to preventing a brussels style attack here, dogs play a crucial role for law enforcement. just this week, the nypd graduated its latest squad of vapor wake dogs.

scent of explosives on people walking through a crowd. authorities say the dogs out perform both men and machines. their noses use 220 million cells to pick up a scent compared to 5 million in the human nose. >> in a world where suicide bombings continue to be the weapon of choice for terrorists, the crc's capability to deploy these dogs is more important than ever before. reporter: with the rising threat of suicide bombings, authorities need more of the dog dogs. . stay with eyewitness news and abc news for the latest on the terror attacks in brussels. you can also find information and updates around the clock at abc7ny.com.

victims of a bombing at a soccer stadium in iraq. dramatic video shows the moment of the attack. you can hear the chaos once the bomb goes off. the attack happened yesterday at a stadium about 30 miles south of baghdad. isis claimed responsibility for that attack. today marks one year since the east village gas explosion that kill two people -- killed two people and leveled buildings. these and after the blast. cermonies are being held to remember the victims. dine can that is in -- >> lauren, community members, family and friends came together not only to remember those two men who lost their lives here one year ago, but also to hear from the victims who

homeless and to prevent this from happening again. you can see how much this site has changed in a year. where it was a smoldering block and two men were unaccounted for. a restaurant worker at a sushi restaurant and a man who was on a lunch state died when that gasline exploded. as the community and family members now remember, nick's father will present the family with a piece of the fire escape given to him by the fire department. dozens of people lost everything. some who had lived here for more than 40 years. the building owner is now facing manslaughter charges for a gas line hidden from inspectors. legislation is being introduced to prevent this from happening again. >> my son was full of life. he, i lived

adventurous. so loving, so caring. he was just one of those kids that any parent can be so proud of. >> two young innocent lives were lost for no reason. i am angry that this actually took place. it shouldn't have happened. reporter: there will be a candle light vigil held tonight at 6:30 to remember. the owner of the building here will be in court next week. . >> thank you. politics now. the race for president heads west as democratic voters caucus in three states, alaska, hawaii, and washington. bernie sanders hopes to reinvigorate his campaign with a sweep of all three. dave evans is in the news room. reporter: as you know, there are long lines of democrats today

washington and alaska. that may be good news for bernie sanders. we haven't heard that much about the the upcoming new york and new jersey primaries but we will. >> will you be attending the caucus? >> at hillary clinton head quarters, they're getting the vote out today in states like washington and alaska. these are all volunteers here and many like ilene have volunteered for clinton for years. friday, until. >> you are a clinton fan. >> i love hillary clinton. >> is brooklyn in the house. volunteers for bernie sanders. about 400 strong opened his new york today. >> we thought it was only appropriate that we put the head quarters in the birth place of our candidate, bernie sanders. reporter: new york's primary is

its assumed new york being clinton's adopted state that she'll do well here but sanders is hoping to peel away liberal voters, younger voters, especially in new york city. >> he represents what everybody deeply wants and needs to have, not just a better united states, but a better world. reporter: of course, most of the excitement this primary season is on the republican side, but right now, it is quiet. only democrats are voting today and the next primary for republicans is april 5th. new jersey is one of did last states to vote on june 7th. >> dave, thank you. a petition to allow guns inside the republican national convention is gaining traction online. the petition posted on change.org already has more than 20,000 signatures. it calls for the open carry of firearms at the july event at the arena in cleveland. activists are

kasich to over rule the gun free rule. police are looking for a group of men wanted for a slashing in a subway station. investigators say four men approached a 19 year old man at the no. 1 train station at 96th and broadway around midnight last night. they slashed him in the head, back and both hands. it is not clear why. the attackers were last seen fleeing north on broadway. the victim remains in serious condition tonight. protesters gathered in nassau county hoping to drum up opposition for a proposed video casino at belmont park. they say it will increase traffic problems and increase crime. >> belmont park has a storied history. it has been here for hundred years as a racetrack and that's the way it should stay. >> it's about our community. its about us united in the face of saying that we don't want to see our community fail.

they're concerned with quality of life issues that the carcinoma see the know could -- casino could bring. thrill seekers had some fun for free today the new season of luna park officially kicked off today. the opening ceremony was supposeed to happen last weekend but snow delayed that. luna park offered free rides on the cyclone roller coaster. there's also a new attraction, a roller coaster named the thunder bolt. >> i'm a little wimpy, free or not. >> a neighborhood on alert after a string of scary robberies. the search for the hulking suspect. >> and construction workers fired on the spot for using drugs and alcohol. its an eyewitness news investigators exclusive. >> and hot wheels, we will take you live

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a busy saturday for the head of the new york diocese as he prepares for easter celebration. he attended an annual blessing of the food for the breakfast tomorrow. he is set to lead vigil tonight. and this weekend, ireland is marking 100 years since the easter rising. a ceremony was held in the garden of

tribute to those who died. this helped inspire irelands war of independence. >> will the easter bonnets stay on our heads? or other people's heads tomorrow. >> why not, you can wear a bonnet. >> they will because the wind isn't going to be that high but we do have cloudier conditions. not too far below average for this time of year. we head outside right now and actually, its pretty nice right now. we have some sunshining, there are clouds trying to work their way in. i think that moist air mass, that marine air layer will win out overnight and into tomorrow . looking to the south there, temperature right now, 49, that wind coming in from the south at five. it actually got up to 55 earlier this afternoon, very close to normal for this time of year.

to 20 in 1960. so it's cloudier and cooler for your easter sunday. there will be afternoon peeks of sunshine. rain returns late tomorrow night and lasts through monday morning. we might try to break out in sun late monday or at least rain tapering off. the next shot of rain comes in by thursday. right now, 49 at newark, 49 la guardia. you head farther out on to long island and it's cooler, 46 down the shore at toms river. it's that wind coming in off the cool waters. we'll have the same pattern into the day tomorrow. 56 though, you head away from the ocean in sussex. you see these clouds working their way from east to west cooling off

and this whole pattern will -- long island and this whole pattern will continue. temperatures falling down to 30s in many suburbs, about 41 in midtown. during the afternoon, is there could be a few peeks of sunshine. about 52 for a high because we've had cloud cover for much of the day so that holds temperatures down. then that rain comes in late tomorrow night lasting through midnight on monday and then we try to clear things out in the afternoon. tonight, mostly cloudy. we're down to about 38. morning clouds followed by afternoon peeks of sunshine, cloudy with drizzle tomorrow night down to 44. periods of morning rain afternoon lingering shower, sun might try to return late in the day. a couple of nice days for tuesday and wednesday, and then rain

thursday, warmer, 67. maybe a thunderstorm thursday afternoon. could be lingering showers friday. i was tempted to say peeps of sunshine instead peeks of sunshine. >> i love peeps. >> we keep hearing about the excitement that's revving up on manhattan's autoshow. >> cars of the future. that is one of the big things we're talking about, cars that drive themselves. cars that brake automatically to prevent collisions. >> one futuristic car is already on the streets and tim took it for a test run. reporter: drive this new mobility concept car into the future and it will take you down new york city streets like you've never experienced. >> it's got a lot of fun and pep to it as well. reporter: this street legal concept, all electric is being tested by

>> to see how it can help people that live in dense cities like new york. really for their short distances, last mile kind of commutes. reporter: and here in the city where daily traffic congestion travels the best driving skills. this mobility concept just may be the ticket. adapting from a remote [inaudible] the nissan car has a range of 40 miles on a three hour charge. in san francisco, it's being tested as a shared services car where you might rent it for an hour or a full day. >> a lot of the use is recreational, a fun way to get around the city, but we are also evaluating how they start to move it into their everyday modes of transportation. reporter: at about a thousand pounds and street legal, it comes with a number of safety features. >> it has a tubular frame and chassis so it helps protect the inside passenger and has

reporter: off we go. it handles very well. you will notice that the passenger, sits behind me as i drive. >> it works if you have an extra person. reporter: and it gets its shares of second looks and stares. i can easily see using this car to get to a train station. >> what do you think? >> nice. reporter: moving into columbus circle, this car could hold its own. i don't think it's necessarily the next uber car but it does drive nice, i must admit. the new concept clearly will meet a mobile purpose as we drive into the future. >> tim is no small guy. >> the most compelling part about that is he's 6-foot 4 and fits in it with somebody in the backseat. >> impressive. >> lee joins us from the autoshow. what do you think of that car, lee? >> oh my.

could be two of me in there. i am warming up to this electric blue mustang. i'm the kid in the candy store. i love technology, i love cars, and you get the best of both worlds here. 50 to 100,000 people are expected to be here. looking today, it looks like a hundred thousand. in less than two hours, amy freeze, rob and i will take you in the fast lane for our live 1-hour special here from the autoshow. from the newest models hitting the streets to the cars coming down the street. check out one of those attraction. go off roading here in the city. people are waiting in line for hours for this. is it worth the wait? rob has a chance to check it out. go behind the scenes and find out why this is the best autoshow in america. the autoshow is here for ten days. you have plenty of time and

reasonable, $16 for adults and 7 bucks for kids. if you decide to stay in, watch our special, its in the fast lane tonight at 7:00. we're going to have a tremendous time tonight. we throw it back to you lauren and joe. joe, i know you were signing autographs earlier in the day, whether it's the exotics or anything, it's amazing to me. >> i wouldn't be surprised if lee ends up with a car by the end of the night. >> or two. >> working on it. >> thanks lee. >> we'll see you in about 90 minutes lee. >> and as lee mentioned, we hope you join us for in the fast lane. it's coming up at 7:00. lee, amy and rob are the hosts. when you tweet pictures from the autoshow use the hashtag abc 7 ny. [inaudible]

checking out some of the different cars on display. >> and don't forget to check out abc 7 ny. >> all right, let's move on. laura behnke up next for sports. >> hey, joe and lauren, opening day can is starting to approach and it's getting real in florida. the mets heading to disney today to try to make it their happiest place on earth. plus the march madness rolling on on this final

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. we're getting close to opening day. >> you can feel the excitement in the air. the count down to baseball's opening day. next sunday night the mets take the field to kickoff the 2016 campaign. today the mets meeting the braves in orlando. [inaudible] he went six and two-thirds pitching solid balls, strike out five, allowed two earned runs. the mets settle for the tie so their winless streak is actually at nine games now. also today, the yankees on the road to meet the blue jays. it started out quite well. that's the second pitch of the ball game. to the sixth, yanks down one, rodrigez taking care of that. they add another

it has now come to this in men's basketball, only eight teams remain in the tournament. here's i look at how the elite eight was made. >> notre dame is moving on. >> the stage is set. over night, four more teams advancing to the elite eight. the fighting irish are still lucky stealing the game in the last 30 seconds. >> a steal and the bucket. reporter: the head coach limping to victory after pulling his calf. >> jumped up and pulled a calf muscle. i told the guys i'm the first one taped on sunday. reporter: in chicago the clock striking midnight on the bulldogs after losing in the final moments to syracuse. the orange rallying from a six-point deficit relying on their zone defense blocking

punch their ticket to the final round. >> we've been the underdog every game. >> north carolina 101-points, soaring passed indiana in a battle. >> oh, block by johnson. reporter: and the usual defense i have minded cavalier turning up the offense sending iowa state spinning. >> but what happened to the upsets? for the first time since 2009, all no. 1 seeds advance to the elite eight. >> its amazing. it's all we work for all yearlong and this is the furtherrest we've been so we're blessed to be in this position. >> the march madness continues today for both the men and the women. in this case, it's not that the yukon women -- uconn women won, its how they did it. we'll have the highlights and much more coming up in sports at 6:00. joe and lauren, its something you've kind of got to

neighborhoods on edge because of an armed thief on the prowl. coming up, the brute who choked a senior strikes again. how people there are trying to get the word out. >> and eyewitness news investigators exclusive, construction workers fired on the spot for using drugs and alcohol raising alarming questions of safety and sobriety.

. belgian prosecutors charge three men with terror offenses in the brussels attacks. one of the men is the man seen in surveillance video with two suicide bombers. >> it's been one year since the east village gas explosion that killed two people. cermonies are to begin to commemorate the blast victims. police are looking for a group of men wanted for a slashing inside a subway station on manhattans west side. authorities a four men approaches a man and slashed him in the head, back and hands. i'm joe torres. >> we begin with the hunt for a serial robber. police are warning that the

who robbed and traumatized a 91 year old woman in park slope has struck several times more. >> eyewitness news reporter cefaan kim is live. reporter: joe and lauren, he is a massive hulk of a man and he chooses vulnerable targets. investigators believe he's struck several times, the latest in prospect heights. >> honestly, its a little surprising. it doesn't really happen around this neighborhood a lot. it's something i wouldn't expect. reporter: residents have taken notice. >> it's really scary. reporter: scary because of the suspects mo. investigators believe this burly brute at roughly 250-pounds and 6 feet tall is preying on the most elderly women. this is surveillance video of

defenseless 91 year old victim. cops say he followed the victim and pushed his way into her home before choking her add gunpoint. police believe he's struck again. this time an 81 year old victim in prospect place. cops say he approached her at gunpoint with a box cutter in his other hand and demanded money. >> it makes you be more vigilant like when you're coming home at night and watch your back. it is really alarming. reporter: investigators say a pattern is emerging. this suspect, tied to at least four robberies dating back several months, including a home invasion in park slope in february , where he pistol whipped a 71 year old woman. >> it doesn't surprise me totally, although, its too bad. prospect heights is shocked saying a suspect like this knows exactly where to strike. >> a very nice neighborhood is a good

perpetrate crimes because you think you're safe so you don't have to take extra steps to watch your surroundings. reporter: now in each incident, the suspect takes off on foot with several hundred dollars in cash. there is a sizable amount of reward money for information line of dutying to an arrest. $2,500 from crime stoppers and several hundred more from [inaudible] >> an eyewitness news exclusive now. it's happened again, drinking at city construction sites. this time, added to the mix, drug use. these workers were fired on the spot. last month, the investigators uncovered workers drinking on the job, many taking liquid lunch breaks and going back the work. now one major contractor ordered random drug testing and the results ais sounding. jim has the --

>> workers lined up at a mobile van to take an alcohol and drug test. a whistle blower tipped us off to the crack down following our reports of workers at construction sites on the west side who were drinking heavily during lunch breaks. the whistle blower wrote the second avenue subway job is out of control, pills, cocaine, liquor, pot, i have witnessed it all. [inaudible] did confirm to us that 82 workers were recently tested for drugs and alcohol. 9 of them failed and were immediately fired. >> that's an extraordinarily high number. reporter: construction attorney says the mta's own numbers show the drug/alcohol fail rate at the site is 11%. >> if the percentage is that high, statistically, it shows you that it's likely other people would have problems as well. obviously everyone ought to be tested. reporter: the president of ee cruz, one

the project told us quote, they will bring the testing truck back several more times unannounced until we feel comfortable everyone is drug and alcohol free. he went on to say we want a safe work place for everybody. but in one of several e-mails sent to us by the whistle blower, he suggested that the random testing is not so random. he writes, we have testing but it's a joke. the foreman asks if you can pass before they send you to the truck. if not, they send you home. the general contractor tells eyewitness news to get around that, they are now testing more often and at different times includeing early in the morning. we've learned that the nine workers fired were tested around 8:00 8:00 a.m. >> clearly shows you that this is a rampant problem and the question is why. these supervisors must know what's going on.

couple from new jersey returning from a easter egg hunt with their son and grandchildren in the car. police say the other driver was under the influence. a 79 year old and his wife were killed. their adult son and his two children were injured. a 25 year old man faces death by auto and assault by auto charges. an argument in east harlem escalated and ended with a teenager shot in the head. he's now in critical condition. the victims family is keeping vigil at his side. the 17 year old was shot outside the jefferson houses on third avenue right across from a middle school. so far, police have made no arrests. american airlines apologizes to customers after the company cancels a flight because the co-pilot failed a sobriety test. investigators suspected the co- pilot had a

he arrived for his light out of detroit this morning. he failed a breathalyzer test and authorities arrested him. the airline canceled the flight and rebooked passengers on other flights. it had been just days since a house in ohio was sold and now, its been reduced to wreckage. an explosion destroyed the house yesterday evening. the explosion was so strong, it damaged some nearby homes. investigators think a gas leak may be to blame but no official cause has been announced. the columbus dispatch says the home's owner had closed on the sale just last week. singer adele is saying sorry after one of her fans was injured at a concert in scotland. witnesses say a chain fell from a piece of concert equipment and hit the women in -- woman in the audience. the fan was treated at the scene and hospitalized. one of the most famous

rolling stones is called, its only rock and roll but over night in havana, it was much more than that. their concert, nothing short of hiss or the kick they mixed in i -- historic and they mixed in an element of democracy. reporter: overnight, music fans in cuba, pleaseed to meet some rock and roll legends. the rolling stones giving hundreds of thousands of fans a little satisfaction as they flocked from all over the world to havana for the historic concert. >> [ music ] . reporter: people waiting for days, watching from roof tops and balconies to catch a glimpse as they kicked off the gig with

little democracy with them putting part of the play list up for a vote, fans choosing all down the line as part of the set. after the show, the stones tweeting to their followers saying thank you cuba for an incredible, unforgettable show. it was wonderful to see all of you. >> they even know the words. >> i'm sure they do. >> gone in 60 seconds, coming up, new video of a brazen group of crooks breaking into a

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when you take a yoga class, you grab a mat and hope to get in a good stretch. >> one class, you'll need headphones. i gave it a try. >> there's music in this yoga class, thanks to a live dj. >> let's bend the knees and walk to the reporter: that music is only heard through these wireless headphones. same for the instructors voice. this is called sound off yoga. >> we're providing a personalized audio solution for any event whether that be yoga or dance parties or movie screenings. reporter: sound off yoga events are held periodically. >> first, i was a bit skeptical. reporter: her skepticism was cured by the experience the headphones offer. >> you're just completely in your body as opposeed to being worried about what other

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. some much needed parenting is coming from an unlikely source at the cincinnati zoo. a dog has stepped in to care for cheetah babies whose mom died. zoo keepers say that while he

them with comfort. i guess he's named daddy. he'll eventually become a role model for them. >> they're so cute. >> impossibly cute. >> he's going to have a tough time keeping up with them soon. >> yeah, only the fastest land animal. i noticed a few kids outside with easter baskets, probably going to parties and what not. a really pretty day. >> today was kind of the better day to do that easter stuff because on the actual holiday tomorrow, it looks like we'll have more cloud cover. it will be a little more damp. i'm really not selling this easter forecast, am i. we could see peeks of sunshine in the afternoon. we head outside right now and clouds are starting to work their way in from the east f the atlantic ocean as that moist air mass kind of moves in from that direction. 49 right now, cloudy skies. officially at central park, although we do have some sunshine

wind coming in from the south at 5 miles per hour. it will get cloudier as the night goes on. temperatures fall into the lower 40s by midnight. check out west hampton, only 42. on the island tomorrow, especially the east end, it's going to have a tough time getting out of the 40s with that wind coming off of the water. you head away from the water and you're 52 in new jersey. there's that bank of cloud cover kind of working its way from east to west across the area. as that high pressure area, which provided us with nice weather for today, moves to the east, we're on the backside of it. we'll be getting wind from the east and southeast tomorrow and that promotes a cooler and cloudier day, whereas areas to our west start warming things up ahead of this system which will bring rain in here tomorrow night late into day monday. getting down to 38 on the park, 34 on the island. highs tomorrow, only

about 45 with that easterly wind. about 52 in central park with more cloud cover. there could be a few breaks of sunshine in the afternoon. then, late tomorrow night, rain and drizzle arrives lasting right through monday morning. we might try to break out in sunshine very late in day monday morning. 62 monday, nice day is on tuesday and wednesday, a pair of 55s, rain returning thursday and it could be shower ray friday into saturday. not too bad out there.

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eats, drinks and sleeps lacrosse. >> any time i can, i have a stick in my hand. reporter: it's paid off for the eighth grader. he's not only playing on the high school varsity lacrosse team but he just made a verbal commitment to play for a division one college team, penn state. >> i love the big school with the big football, the big basketball and even lacrosse. a lot of it was the amount of majors they have and just the way the academic support they have, just the way they do things. i just loved it. >> my 18 years i've been hook i've never had a kid at his age with the skill set. it's a testament to how hard he's worked. reporter: you may be thinking isn't there a rule that prevents colleges from having a verbal commitment with an eighth grader but there isn't. they do not regulate when colleges reach out to students younger than the ninth grade.

he practices several hours a day. >> it's a very intense practice i usually have. its around three hours, with these guys two hours and then after, sometimes i play more. reporter: brennan knows college won't just be all about he says he wants to major in business and become an accountant. . >> he's a big guy. >> yeah. >> a neighborhood transformed in an instant. coming up, remembering the lives lost. >> terror raids overseas.

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. new details tonight about the terrorists involved in the brussels attacks, their identities. first, a solemn anniversary, two lives remembered on the one year anniversary of the deadly gas explosion in the east village. i'm joe torres. >> we begin with the tributes