. 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

victims of the deadly explosion in the east village. one year ago, the powerful explosion killed two people and also destroyed three buildings and left dozens homeless. >> this is what it looked like in the neighborhood before, and after the explosion. today, family and community members gathered in the east village to remember the two victims. >> eyewitness news reporter diana is at the scene. reporter: tribute continues tonight. in a few minutes, a candle lit prayer vigil will be held to remember the lives of nicholas figueroa and moises locon. nicholas' mom tells me not a day goes by that she disease not think about her son and the way he died. >> every day, that pain is there. it seems like it happened yesterday. i mean that pain is never going to go away. reporter: nick figueroa relives the smoke

day. it's been one year since her 23 year old son went on a lunch date at the restaurant when a gas line exploded and the building collapsed. >> you know, i just hope that later on in the future nothing like this happens to nobody. >> my son was full of life. he, i lived through his eyes, through him because he was so adventurous, so loving, so caring. reporter: a 26 year old restaurant employee, moises locon was also killed. as the community and family memes remember, nick's father will present moises' family with a piece of the fire escape. >> this is the ladder itself that drops down from the fire escape. reporter: dozens were left homeless when the buildings came down. it was days before many could return home if at all. >> everything, everything was gone. reporter: mildred spent 44 years on the

explosion happened. the building owner and three others are facing manslaughter charges for an illegal gas line hidden from con ed inspectors. moments after the inspectors left the building, the line was resword causing the -- restored causing the blast. >> this situation that went on here for months and turned into a tragedy, so we don't have that in another location. that prayer vigil to remember nick and moises is expected to start at 6:30 this evening. the building owner is expected back in court later this week. now to the latest on the terror attacks in brussels. today, prosecutors announced they have charged three men with terror offenses. one of them identified as a

airport surveillance photo. in addition to the three people being charged, a fourth man is in custody. he's the person shot by police at a tram stop yesterday. today, charles schumer spoke about the broader fight to stop isis led terror. >> the fact that we have been able to take out the no. 2 person in isis is not an isolated incident. so while we see isis do terrible things, here, san bernardino, overseas, in brussels and paris, we know that they're on the run. reporter: since thursday, authorities have arrested nine people in belgium, two more arrested in germany. 31 people died in the attack. still, no flights in or out of the brussels airport. it will remain closed until at least tuesday. investigators say they need to check the structural safety of the building.

information technology systems were damaged. they have wrapped up their analysis of the crime scene. the airport representatives say they are studying a temporary solution to resume flights. stay with eyewitness news and abc news for the very latest on the terror attacks in brussels. you can also find updates and information around the clock at abc 7 ny. dramatic video out of a rack showing the -- iraq showing the moments after a suicide bombing at a soccer stadium. you can hear the chaos once the bomb goes off at the stadium. isis has claimed responsibility for the attack. u.n. secretary general is offering his condolences to the victims. now to the race for president. bernie sanders may be trailing hillary clinton in

his campaign opened an office in brooklyn got to work trying to sway voters. as for clinton's team, they're keeping their eye on the nomination. reporter: lauren, as you know, bernie sanders has momentum right now. he has won the alaska caucus today. that makes five out of the last six contests that he has taken. we wait for news out of washington and hawaii later this evening. in washington right now, he is significantly ahead of clinton. she is ahead in the over all delegate count and math mattly, her team argues -- mathematically, her team argues it will be nearly impossible to beat her. bernie sanders camp is not giving up. reporter: in brooklyn, the opening of a new york office for bernie sanders. >> we thought it was only appropriate that we put the head quarters in the birth place of our candidate bernie sanders. >> will you be attending the caucus. reporter: in brooklyn heights today,

called voters in alaska and washington. many here have been doing this for months. >> yes, monday, thursday, friday, sometimes and every saturday. >> you are a big clinton fan. >> i love hillary clinton. reporter: with voting under way out west, the political season is anything but quiet. yesterday, in portland and seattle, huge crowds for sanders and a surprise guest. a small, yet bold bird. >> i know it doesn't look like it, but that bird is really a dove asking us for world peace. reporter: and the last time we've seen clinton was on jimmy kimmel thursday. he offered clinton some speaking tips. >> america is the greatest country. >> don't smile like that. it's too forced. reporter: the new york primary is april 19th. many pun dents pendants have already called

fans say not so close. even clinton supporters say things will be competitive on the 19th in the city. >> i know in the end she's going to win new york but as far as new york city, i have to be honest, we'll just do our best to get people to support her. reporter: we expect both sanders and clinton to be campaigning in new york. the next big vote is april 5th in wisconsin. that is another state that may be very competitive. . >> thanks dave. >> stay with abc news and eyewitness news for the latest on the vote 2016. you can also find information around the clock at abc 7 ny. a 19 year old was slashed at a subway station last night. investigators say the four

head, neck, back and both hands. the attackers were last seen fleeing north on broadway. nassau county residents are hoping to put a stop to a proposed video casino at belmont park. they say it will add traffic they want them on long island. >> belmont park as a history. its about us united in the face of saying that we don't want to see our community fail. reporter: opponents say they're concerned the casino will negatively impact their quality of life. supporters say it would bring in jobs and revenue. hot wheels, vintage cars, even rides of the future. >> the new york international autoshow has it all and we will take you inside all of the excitement coming up.

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. its not often we can say this but life is in the fast lain on man -- lane on manhattan's west side. the international autoshow is in town. >> and lee is perfect for this. he's live with more.

a little shining. reporter: just a couple of fingerprints i can't get out. i've got a little while before the show. there is an enormous crowd here. folks are looking to buy a car or get a sneak peek at what's heading into the show rooms in the future. today is officially opening day of the biggest autoshow in north america. if you've dreamed of it, you can probably find it here. there's so much to look at. there's an area known as the exotics. you're talking prices around two and a half million dollars. amy and rob and i will be hanging out mere taking -- here taking you in the fast lane on a one hour special. we'll show you the break through technology, plus find out how women are really in the driver's seat when it comes to car buying. and the autoshow isn't just for car lovers. there's fun for the entire

actually, my family all showed up today. it's all coming up in about 45 minutes. that gives me enough time to finish dusting the top of this. lauren and joe, back to. >> you're highing, looking good. >> don't forget you can go for a virtual ride on the roads. we have video checking out some of the different cashes on display -- cars on display. beautiful weather today, mild temperatures. >> yeah, not so bad out there, but guess

. a busy day for cardinal doland as he prepares for easter service. [inaudible] he is set to lead easter mass tonight. some people will be wearing their bonnets tomorrow but not to block the sun. >> no, i was going to say for sun rise services, we won't actually see the sun rise. the clouds will keep it cooler than today. we head outside right now and we check out a nice view up towards the george washington bridge. sun and still shining but clouds have made in prouds as that wind is switching into a

you get that marine influence from the atlantic ocean. temperature right now, 47. the wind southeast at 6 gusting up to 18 miles per hour. the high today managed to get up to 55. actually a couple of degrees above normal. 76 was the record back in 1922. here are the headlines, cloudy and cooler tomorrow. we have a chance for peeks of sunshine tomorrow afternoon. rain returns sunday night and will linger into monday. nice weather into the middle part of the week before rain tries to make a come back thursday into friday. you have 45 airport, even cooler toward the east end of the island. you might not get much above that during the entire day tomorrow. then you head farther away from that atlantic ocean influence and you're

a pair of 5's at pa kidnap see. -- [inaudible] is the reason we're getting that wind. warm, by the way over in western pennsylvania during the day don't get into afternoon, at which time, this rain has already moved on by so it's a little bit too little too late to get the warm air in here during the day on easter. clouds working their way in. we're at 41 in the morning. sun rise services. by the afternoon, a couple of breaks of sunshine developing and that can get our

that same temperature pattern tomorrow. as we head into late tomorrow night and early monday morning, here come showers that can evolve into a steadier rain monday morning until about midday. monday afternoon we start to clear things out and that will allow temperatures to get up to the 60-degree mark. for tonight, mainly cloudy, down to 38. morning clouds followed by peeks of afternoon sun tomorrow. not a terrible day out there. cloudy with late night rain and drizzle, probably waiting until after midnight. here office your accuweather seven-day forecast, periods of mainly sunny tuesday, seasonable out there, 55, same deal rain returning thursday, up into the 60s and maybe a and lingering showers friday into saturday.

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. so let it be written, so let it be sports time. >> wow, that's quite a toss. i'm a little nervous. >> it's important to remember, neither wins or losses count in grapefruit league play. it's just an exhibition so no need to panic. still though, victories are still nice. today, the mets visiting the braves. [inaudible] and a walk. and three hits. 3-3 though, the mets settle for the tie so that winless streak now at nine games. good news for the mets on the

making progress. the short stop went two for five as a designated hitter in a minor league play today. and the yankees, they are on the road today meeting the blue jays this afternoon. it all started quite well. that's the second pitch of the ball game. aaron hicks turning it right around. we go the -- to the sixth and there's alex rodrigez able to get the single. they add another from there and the yankees win. why are we captivated by march madness? because each year, things that were never supposeed to happen, happen. syracuse was a controversial choice to make the team of 68 but 60 teams later, the orange are still standing. late last night syracuse taking down gonzago. the orange won on a late tear

this block to secure the win sending them to the >> we were in a big hole with not that much time to go. mike just went after it and just, he wasn't going to be denied. he's been great for us all year. of all the players i've ever coached, he's the most underrated player i've ever coach. reporter: the wildest finish came curt sigh of -- courtesy of [inaudible] with 14.7 seconds left the irish would hang on from there. they are now on the brink of their first final four in 38 years. >> i saw us showing up as the 16th rated team of the 16 teams left, but i thought we were the toughest team. we have a great belief. we have a heck of a group, and maybe there's some destiny involved in this thing. reporter: on the women's side, uconn

competition. facing mississippi state in the sweet 16. it's the sweet 16, these games are not supposed to be easy. the huskies still won by 60-points. it's uconn's 72nd straight win. . >> tonight, lebron james and the cavalier look to avoid going o for new york city. thursday night the cavs fell. tonight, they show up to face a knicks team that has shown promise in games lately. tonight, they could make it three victories in a row over playoff hopeful teams if they can take down the cavs. >> and the mets with an early eve -- nets with an early evening start. larkin cutting to the hoop but the pacers have an answer. that's george hill, corner for the three. right now, its a close game in the first. we'll have full

>> in the first season in major league hockey, it took three months to win the first game of the season. nycfc welcoming the revelation. in the tenth minute the home team responds. 1-1, they settle for the tie so looking for that second win but off to a better start than last year. >> that the the news for now. we thank you for joining us. stay tuned for abc world news coming up next. >> we're coming back after tonight's

welcome to "world news tonight." security jitters around the world this holiday weekend. police on high alert from st. patrick's in new york to st. peter's in rome. >> it's really scary. because you don't know when it's going happen. >> the terror dragnet widening did they finally catch the attacker who slipped away? breaking news, the medical chopper returning from a rescue mission crashing in the woods. everyone onboard killed. decision day for the democrats. the results just coming in and the republicans in a war of words over women. donald trump not backing down. a pilot under arrest just as