federal police have issued a wanted notice for a third suspect in the airport bombing, he is the man on the right in that picture, at least 31 people were killed. nearly 200 injured. >> our nbc 10 team coverage begins with george spencer live in our digital operations center with the latest. >> president obama has offered his help to the people of belgium. this morning's attacks a deadly blow to the heart of the upeen union and nato's alliance. the attacks sent brussels into lockdown, two explosions at the airport. >> when i was outside i saw two people had like covered, really covered with blood. a lot of people whose hands were covered with blood. >> another explosion at a metro station. >> we felt a blast of air and we heard some thudding in the distance. >> late this afternoon belgian

media released pictures of the suspects at the airport just moments before the attack. the third suspect there on the right may have gotten away. today's attacks less than a week after officers arrested a suspect wanted for the paris terrorist attacks. and this afternoon we've learned that european leaders were bracing for weeks for a major terror attack, and today it happened. indeed belgium's ambassador to the united states said his country was suspecting an attack like this might be coming and had each stepped up security, but obviously none of it was enough to prevent today's tragedy. reporting live, george spencer, "nbc 10 news." and nbc news is reporting eight americans were injured in the the attacks, that includes a member of the u.s. military and four members of his family, their injuries do not appear life threatening. the other injured americans from utah, they were serving in

paris, but were at the airport when the explosions started. they are in the hospital with serious injuries. the u.s. embassy recommends that americans in belgium stay where they are and avoid public transportation. the embassy urged citizens to take appropriate steps to bolster their personal security. nbc 10 has been reaching out to people in our area who live in brussels. >> for one family the attacks left them separated. ted greenberg has the story. >> reporter: the brussels attacks left mayrilyn stuck in london after the train was canceled. >> even before hearing they're canceled you have concerns whether it's wise to be putting yourself in jeopardy by getting onto a public transport. >> reporter: she and her husband from south philadelphia and center city both work in brussels. he called her soon after this morning's attacks.

>> when some of the metro blasts went off, he was able to see people on the street running, you know, away. >> reporter: the subway explosion happened in a busy area that marilyn, the mother of a 5-year-old, travels through often. she and her family lived in brussels for three years. >> you have to make sure you stay alert and when something does go wrong, you batten down the hatches and just have a little faith in the universe that you know, god keep us safe. >> now in the aftermath of the bombings and more than 200 miles from home, she expects to spend another night away from her family. >> i have not yet committed to a train for tomorrow but i want to get home to my little girl and my husband. >> she and her husband libed overseas for more than a decade. she says she can't wait to one day come home to philadelphia where she would feel much safer living. ted greenberg, "nbc 10 news." a flight from brussels to

philadelphia was scheduled to leave just one hour after the explosions went off. many of those passengers were checking in at the time but thankfully no one was injured. this is video of the check-in area after the blast. the american airlines flight was canceled along with hundreds of others. the airport will remain closed for at least tomorrow. today president obama called for nations around the world to unite to defeat terrorism. the president was speaking during his visit to cuba. he pledged to do whatever is necessary to help belgian authorities to seek justice for those killed and wounded in the attacks. >> we must be together rartd regardless of nationality or race or faith, in fighting against the scourge of terrorism. >> the white house released this photo of the president and susan rice being briefed on the attacks.

the call was made from the residence of the u.s. chief of mission, in havana, cuba. as the attacks unfolded people shared the chaos. >> and the photos and tweets about what was happening. vince lattanzio is here to share some of them with you. what are we seeing? >> a lot of scary scenes and a warning that some of the images are graphic but we wanted to share them. this is at the airport right after the attacks happened. there are some people covered in blood including this child. this woman's face tells it all. this is what it looked like in the subways. we know some of the attacks, two explosions at the airport and then also the explosion at the metro station. and passengers were loaded off and forced to walk along the tracks through that smoky tunnel to get out of the metro. this is oud the metro. there is a man on the ground who was injured. people attending to him and

helping him and there is smoke coming out of the metro station. we showed you this before but this is the closest from inside the airport. you could see that some of the ceiling tiles had come down, people running out of this cafe that's there. debris all over the ground. this is the closest we've seen inside that terminal where those explosions went off. this is what it looked like immediately after as smoke billowed out of broken windows. the explosions were so bad that they blew all of the windows out of the front of the terminal. here is immediately in the aftermath you see people running down, running out, there was a parking garage to the left here where this gentleman is standing where he's filming. and people are just streaming out of the airport terminal right there. we have more photos from on the ground and stories about the suspect now on nbc10.com and the nbc 10 app. >> thank you.

you can see more personal stories right now on nbc 10.com and the nbc 10 app. you can also sign up to get alerts with the latest information. on the attacks. >> right now, the aclu has given officials an ultimatum, they want police to abandon the policy of stopping and frisking without reasonable cause. richard ross says stopping the practice all together is not reasonable. a judge overheard the improvements they are making to the stops. >> this will be a different measure we'll put in place where commanders will be compelled to answer for their 48a or pedestrian investigations and whether they are incompliant. >> nbc 10 spoke to residents about the issue. they say stop and frisk are part of everyday life. >> what it is, it gives them the initiation to approach anybody

that they think might be you know what i mean, a prochblt a problem to the area. and most of the time they're wrong. residents seem to agrow that this police practice can be used for good but hoping that increased account built will help cut back. >> families who lost loved ones due to drunk driving crashes rallied in pennsylvania's state capitol. pennsylvania parents against impaired drivers calling on lawmakers to decreasingen dui laws, that the state has some of the weakest penalties in the country. a family was among those rallying, a strunk driver slammed into the minivan killing a teen brother and sister. four other family members survived. another father who lost his daughter called for action. >> it's hard to put in words. it's something that we know we have to do.

i think it's just a one point in a long road. >> 2014, 345 people died in dui crashes in pennsylvania. wildlife officials have discovered yet another dead american bald eeg. that brings the number of dead birds to five. this after 13 were found near fed rals berg maryland last month. they discovered the first dead eagle saturdaynd three others in a field later died. a bird rescue has three additional sick bald eagles. they don't know yet what is causing the illnesses. our coverage continues of today's terror attacks. a family worried. these attacks happen at the check-in area which is before the security chicago point. we talked to an expert about these vulnerable areas.

he showed us what to look for. if anything can be done.

nbc 10 with breaking developments on the terror in brussels. police are calling on people who may have filmed images from the

attacks to help with their investigation and come forward. the u.n. security council is urging increased regional and international efforts to overcome terrorism and violent extremism. and president obama ordered all u.s. flights to be flown at half-staff until saturday night in honor of the victims. >> the immediate aftermath of today's explosion at the departure terminal at brussels airport was caught on camera. you can see people running through the haze and smoke. isis claimed responsibility for suicide bomb attacks on brussels airport and a train station which killed at least 30 people. airport secure has been beefed up across the country from los angeles to new york. additional police officers have been dispatched, some armed with guns, others with bomb sniffing dogs, walking airline terminals. cydney long joins us from philadelphia international airport. >> you spoke with the national security expert.

he showed you the threats that police and passengers should be looking for. valuable information here. >> reporter: he says it all comes down to who does and doesn't fit in. for example, on a warm day like today someone who might be bundled up may appear suspicious and it's also about travelers like you and i being vigilant not just in the days and hours after an attack but always. spent years fighting terrorism and traveling with the canadian security intelligence service, now drexel professor dr. scott white knows suspicious when he sees it. >> somebody could run. >> do not enter. violators will be prosecuted. we're dealing with terrorists. >> we're not showing you areas of philly international could be vulnerable. this as there was a noticeable increase in law enforcement here today from philadelphia police, curbside and inside. >> we will be vigilant and out there doing what we're doing. >> reporter: two agents on foot and in government vehicles. >> we're doing what we can to

bolster our security in and around our infrastructure and transportation. >> reporter: white says in the common area before ticketing in the tsa, there are layers of protection we don't always see. >> there will be anyone from customs, border enforcement perhaps, immigration, drug enforcement agency. >> playing -- absolutely. fbi even. traveler julia travels internationally often. >> i go to germany, to brussels, i'm from africa, so sometimes i have to take a connecting flight from europe. >> and security at u.s. airports compared to abroad makes him feel quite comfortable. >> we'll watch people. if you are wear are wearing a lot of heavy clothing over top, it's bulky you're going to ask why is that person dressed like that. >> he says in any area considered a choke point. >> this is the area. >> more so with more eyes, of

the public, being vigilant every day. when we give up our freedoms to the police state then they have actually won. >> reporter: we did not show you areas or reveal behavior that may give law enforcement a advantage over those looking to do harm. philly police commissioner says he doesn't see the need for change to the local level of security here at the airport. cydney long, "nbc 10 news." septa's police chief says riders can be their best line of defense when it comes to reporting suspicious activity. the chief says the public should follow this see something, say something policy. >> no bag is unattended on a flat form, on a train, on a bus. we want to know right away. we will respond to clear that bag. >> the chief says septa police is coordinating its security

efforts with amtrak and philadelphia police. with some of the busiest airports in the world new york city has stepped up its security. we'll have a full report to show you how the city is prosecting residents and tourists. >> canadians are remembering former rod ford. he died today. he was elected in 2010 but revellations about drinking and illegal drug use shattered his work. a cancer diagnosis forced him out of the 2014 mayor's race but he was elected as he continues to battle the disease. he was just 46. >> president obama is headed to argentina after a trip to cuba. a short time ago the president and first lady said goobl to recall castro. then they boarded air force one. president obama attended a baseball game with the cuban

national team and addressed the cuban people in an unprecedented live address on state run television. >> havana is only 90 miles from florida. but to get here we had to travel a great distance. over barriers of ideology, barriers of pain and separation. >> president obama will now spend two days in argentina, the first u.s. toopt visit the country in more than two dates. >> >> decision 2016 coverage. democrats and republicans are headed to the polls. utah is holding its caucus for both. they are caucusing in i'd though, there is a republican in american samoa. bernie sanders is setting up shop ahead of next month's primary. his campaign is opening in

scranton, it's his first office here. voters will head to the paroles five weeks from today. new jersey is not until june 7. >> do your job. >> a few dozen people rallied in center city calling on republican senator pat toomey to consider president obama's supreme court nominee. they say it's the senator's duty. but he refuses to meet with garland. a representative tells us quot all pennsylvanians should have a voice whether to change the balance of the court. bob casey sat down with the nominee. garland continued his introductory koor on capitol hill. >> it was a pretty nice day for a stroll down the shore, folks

on the boardwalk in atlantic city took full advantage of all of that sunshine that we had. and wind coming in off the land. at least for a good bit of the day making it warmer than it has been. of course it's warmer inland. big warm-up coming over the next cup are couple of days, we're tracking showers over the entire area before the end of the week. and the easter forecast pretty wrsh. see if there is going to be rainfall. a lot of blue in that sky. very sunny day. 58 degrees, the wind southwest. pushing in warmer air. the temperature in the mid to upper 50s. across just about the entire area. a little cooler atlantic city. closer to the shore with the wind starting to into a sea

breeze. the ogs is colder than that. so sunday, a high of 43, remember weed that snow at night. we are two days later at 57. tomorrow 70. 73 on thursday. that's what three days of a southwest wind are going to do for you. right now it's 10 to 20-mile-an-hour wind. it won't be quite as stroj. but the wind is knock atlantic pollen around. today it's pretty high especially the june a per. through the next couple of days it's still very high. but the rain thursday night into friday will cut the pollen levels down. at least temporarily. we have some clouds that are approaching. temporarily. not any kind of significant moisture with it but not prit and sunny like it was today. the temperature tonight is not

going to go near as cold as it was this morning. and we're going to be near 50 in the morning so you're not going to need much of a coat at all in the afternoon we're headed up to near 70 degrees. once again right at the beaches and new jersey tomorrow night it's even warmer. the low temperatures are above the average highs. and that sets us up for a warm thursday. with rchs getting into mid-70s perhaps. not too far away from record levels. it's not going to stay that warm. colder air is going to come in as we go through at least saturday, and more significant cold next week. 47 in philadelphia. 39 north and west. tomorrow a lot of pressure again, a big difference --

you're going to notice that. 73 degrees on thursday. and showers come thursday night into friday morning. it cools off a little then warms back up. looks great in the morning and warm in the afternoon. showers may come sunday night. >> it's not your ordinary project. these students are creating a large sweater. who it is four and how you can see the prinl product. >> look at this guy's mug shot. the victims of this alleged crime, why they described him as a leprechaun.

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>> a 19-year-old man is behind bars tonight. >> he is accused of robbing two stores with a machete. while dressed as a leprechaun. the robberies happened at two stores after midnight. the suspect was wearing a lime green wig and holding a machete. he managed to make off with almost $600 in cash. police arrested jamie rodriguez after a brief struggle. no employees were hurt. he is facing theft and assault charges, his preliminary hearing is set for march 30.

take a look at this. an enormous sweater will soon cover the marquis of the theater. students worked on the project today called knitting peeks, a performance by a circus troupe that promotes world peace. they wrap themselves in yarn as part of the performance. coming up next, we continue to monitor the latest from brussels. >> authorities are looking for a man who may have gotten away after three deadly explosions. local families and businesses are worried about the security of their loved ones. more from them next.

these are some of the chilling images from today's attacks in brussel. a sears of explosions at an airport and train station left dozens dead and more than 100 hurt. >> we want to bring you up to the minute with what we know. this is new video of belgian

police conducting raids as they search for a third suspect in the airport bombing. in the last 10 minutes we learned the number of people injured in the attacks is more than 200. and united airlines canceled all flights to brussels until tomorrow. >> people paid tribute outside the stock exchange in the wake of today's attacks. hundreds of people placed flowers on a memorial, you can see there on the ground, others used chalk tooh write words of solidarity. >> nbc 10's lauren mayk with more. >> reporter: you can imagine how scary this is to watch from a distance, watching this unfold and then trying phone, e-mail, texting, social media, all to get that say to of relief that your loved ones are okay. far from the chaos, tom peters

shakes his head. >> i was floored. i immediately reached out to friends that i knew would be awake since the six-hour time difference. >> he is trying to confirm long time friends are safe but it's not easy. >> i can't reach anyone because the telephone network is overwhelmed. >> knowing where they live he thinks they are okay. >> i can imagine you'll feel better when you get that confirmation. >> absolutely. >> the drakewater family is anxious for official word about 19-year-old christian, part of a mormon church group. the teen relocated from belgium to the netherlands, still far from home. >> does it make you nervous to know that he's over there? >> at first, yeah, it makes you nervous when you have someone that you dearly love and

appreciate as one of our sons or grandsons, and but the lord's work goes on. >> peters fors to belgium several times a year. >> reporter: i asked him if he would go back again, he said he would go back tomorrow but he actually will not be going back that soon, and that is because some brewers from belgium are coming here to philadelphia for philly beer week and that is happening the first week in june. no doubt he is anxious to see those old friends again. lauren mayk, "nbc 10 news." for further analysis of the attacks we are joined by security expert, an assistant professor of criminal studies. >> he has 15 years in the military, law enforcement and is an intelligence specialist and defense contractor. thank you for joining us.

we know that isis claimed responsibility for this attack, we've seen terrorism concerns in brussels ever since the paris attacks. people might be wondering why is this area a target? >> brussels is symbolic in that belgium has joined the coalition against isis so in any symbolic attack like this they are striking out as brussels as a focal point to say steer clear of us, we're up and 1ing and we're going to take the fight to you. this is more of a statement in regards to the public on isis. >> should americans be concerned about isis making a statement anywhere in the u.s., they are clearly going after these soft targets and using very sophisticated bombs. these are not amateurs. >> this is an active opportunity. there was a stop-gap measure that a number of hours will be reviewed on where that failed. americans need to be vigilant.

see something say something comes to mind. law enforcement and the intelligence community do not want another 9/11 and will do everything in their power to make sure that doesn't happen. >> and the policy still applies. local, national leaders said there is no credible threat. that doesn't there shouldn't be any concern. i'm curious what is an appropriate level of preparedness? >> as we prepare for the pope that we've done on a grand scale, every day you go to the airport, that you go on the street, you don't know who is next to you. you dmont who is beside you. i saw a segment prior that someone was looking out for something that doesn't fit in. there's a lot of things that don't fit in and a lot of things that add up to possible intention or bad intention f. you see that and you have a bad feeling report that to law

enforcement. >> thank you for joining us. you know president obama pledges to do whatever is necessary to help belgium. >> weighing in on the growing terror threats, we'll hear more in 1 fuf minutes. follow the latest from brussels on the nbc 10 ap. sign up to get alerts went right to your phone. >> two men accused of a aaron mill pleaded guilty. the two admitted to being members of a major mariner supply chain. the men were swept up in 2013. meanwhile, lawmakers heard from drug abuse experts in washington, they are concerned about the continuing heroine epidemic. the oversight committee folking on ways to avoid opiate use.

last night nbc 10 premiered generation addicted, the special presentation took viewers to the world of addiction in our area. nbc 10 reporters vince lattanzio, morgan and denise spent five months investigating this crisis. they met people searching for a way out from their addiction. heartbroken and police trying to find new ways to help. you can watch it now on nbc10.com and the app. you also find additional stories, and illustration. show casing around this important topic zbrxt still ahead, the story behind this unusual hospital visit. why two men showed up with gifts for a couple of total trainingers. >> we know them as the iron pig.

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dennis arrived at the hospital with his brother and an armful of gifts. now this is a photo has gone viral. no word on whether or not they agreed to baby sit in the future. maybe. >> nice they came with gifts. >> really thoughtful. >> very much. still ahead, a warm-up starts tomorrow but what about the all important easter weekend? dplen has the first alert forecast. >> we continue to follow the latest from the terror attacks in brussels including new concerns about security. with some of the busiest airports and train systems what new york city is doing to protect residents and tourists alike. a sexting scandal rocked a high school. the former student learns his punishment.

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>> >> nbc 10 with developments on some of the americans involved in the brussels terror attacks. the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints confirm three missionaries are in critical condition. three students from quinnipiac university were at the airport at the time. all are safe and accounted for. a huntsville, alabama woman was ready to board her flight home from brussels but was stopped by those deadly explosions. new york city is on high alert following the deadly attacks. >> mayor bill de blasio said that they can expect to see officers out in full force over the next several days. ida siegel has the story from new york. >> reporter: the heavily armed hercules teams are highly visible in times square and down

town, dispersed all over the city, a show of force after the brussels attack. >> it makes me feel better to see the military presence. >> officials insist there had is no credible threat here but when word got out of the brussels attack at 3:30 this morning plans were made to keep critical response officers like the port authority bus terminal. other land marks are on alert. bridges and tunnels and the staten island ferry. we found one of the special vapor dogs trained to stop a suicide bomber detecting the slightest trace of bomb making materials in the air. >> we're going to respond to their efforts to create chaos showing them order, showing our society functioning. >> terry is from amsterdam two hours from bruss. he'd like to see new york style security back home. >> i think it's very assuring, i think it's also something we should have a lot more in europe. in the netherlands i don't think

we have the same level. i thought this could happen there. >> here at the belgian consulate the nypd is on patrol 24 hours. tonight, over at one world trade center plans to light the speier in black, yellow and red as a show of solidarity. ida siegel for "nbc 10 news." governor chris christie assured the people of new jersey there was no intelligence to suggest any threat to the state following the terror in brussels but he does continue to receive briefings. >> finally we're in constant contact with the u.s. intelligence community, department of homeland security, and the fbi on any threats that may impact us here in new jersey. >> governor christie says new jersey travelers can expect increased security on public transit and at newark liberty international airport over the next few days. >> the leading presidential candidates from both parties were quick to react this morning. they agreed there needs to be a

united front to stop terrorism but disagreed on how to do it. >> i would exclude the people coming in from syria that don't have documentation, coming in from the migration line, that interestingly have cell phones in many cases. >> we need to do much more to tighten things up and i know our security professionals are working to do that, but it's unrealistic to say we're going to completely shut down our borders to everyone. >> donald trump said he would never ever deploy tens of thousands of american troops to fight isis militants. at a debate he suggested he would listen to the generals and be open to the idea. exactly two days ago it was snowing across a good bit of the area. and now we're on the verge of 70

degrees again. big warm-up on the way over the next 24 hours. we're tracking some showers before the week is out. and we also have a pretty warm easter and especially easter sunday. now, the flag's not blowing as much as it was even an hour ago. it's 16 gusting to 22 miles an hour. at the airport, at the top of the hour, and it was gusting over 30 earlier today. and yesterday. 58 degrees right now that's the highest it's been so far today. two days ago again, 43 degrees for the high. 58 today. then 70 wednesday, 73 on thursday. we're going to end up march as the 12th straight month of above normal temperatures in philadelphia. incredible streak. an entire year of above average temperatures every single month. and we're slightly above afternoon now, 56 in chester

springs and trenton and wrights down. 55 in quakertown and pottstown. 58 in reading. 55 in oxford. 58 in middle town, dover, and the cool spot beach haven, right at the beaches, 49 degrees. southwest wind. and as we go through the night tonight it's not going to cool off a whole lot. by 11:00 philadelphia 48 degrees, then if anything it goes up slightly during the rest of the night. not near as cold tomorrow morning. one of the reasons look how warm it is back to the west. 64 in cincinnati. 76 degrees in st. louis. 64 des moines, 62 in chicago. yeah, it's got to get warmer around here with the west to southwest winds. we do have some clouds. so it's not going to be 100% clear tonight or into tomorrow. but it sure is going to be mild

and we have that coming through friday, we cool down a little on saturday. sunday is mild again. monday things start to change. now look what happens. next week we're starting to get into some colder air, and the pattern as we end march and start april may actually be a pretty cold one for this time of year. partly cloudy, not as cold, 47 for the low in philadelphia, 39 north and west. tomorrow a lot of sunshine, high clouds, but up near 70 degrees. and even warmer on thursday, closer to a record high and then showers thursday night into friday morning. then we dry out, we have beautiful saturday and then a warmer easter sunday. dry in the morning, probably dry in the afternoon. best chance of showers sunday night into monday. lester holt joins us from the nbc studios in new york. >> he is working on a special

one-hour nightly news about the attacks in belgium. good to see you, lester. >> hi, keith and jacqueline. we'll have expanded cover of the attacks in belgium. we'll walk you through how this played out. we're talking to eyewitnesss to the attacks and will update on what we know about the americans caught in the blast, also the manhunt. the person seen in a specific photo, also tom kos stlol takes a closer look at the airport check-in terminals, they are usually unsecured and we'll look at whether that may be about to change after this when we see you at 6:30. we'll send it back to you. >> we'll look forward to your coverage. there will be a one-hour edition history toly news with all of the latest developments, you can see it here on nbc 10 beginning at 6:30. nova. >> all right nova.

>> exciting time for nova nation. fans packed around the pavilion to give the wildcats a sweet send-off. they face miami thursday night. villanova students have the chance to make the trip too, off for the easter holiday thursday through monday. count on nbc 10 and comcast sportsnet for complete coverage. in the ncaa tournament and we'll have live reports from louisville later this week. today crews at the wells fargo center installed the hardwood and painted the logo for friday's sweet 16 games here. notre dame will face off against wisconsin, followed by north carolina against indiana. the winner of each game will play in the east regional final easter sunday. i know you are a villanova. you should that read. >> i'm going to be really quiet. >> i know.

you can yell loudly. lehigh valley will have a philadelphia feel this june. >> the phillies aaa affiliate the iron pigs is raising the stakes to honor philadelphia. this is what the iron pigs' normal logo looks like there on the screen. but it's going to change for one night. on june 10th. they will transform into the lehigh valley cheese steaks for a salute to philadelphia night. there will be a new logo and uniforms when they square off against the durham bulls, they can vote by using the hash tag team wit or team wit-out. >> i knew you had a favorite. >> no onions. no way. you? >> i like it all. >> that's good. >> chip kelly is gone. >> danny is following new details on the team's future. >> up next the eagles owner gave howie roseman back the control roseman had over player personnel before chip kelly.

how that move has worked out.

like hearing that sound. nbc 10 is your official eagles station. even though the season doesn't start for several months let's not think about that. we've got new details on the future of your favorite team. >> so many changes already. danny joins us with details.

today the eagles' owner called the off season outstanding. >> yeah, howie roseman is back calling the shots after regaining control over player personnel howie has sprung into action to re-signing several eagles' own players to longer deals and making trades and signing several free agents. he got his power back after kelly was fired. kelly is the one who took it last year while roseman was away lurie encouraged him to learn prom the top executives and today at the nfl owners meeting lurie praised roseman's performance so far. >> what howie has been able to do is pretty outstanding in terms of a league that values salary cap space and draft choices to be able to be able to make those trade trades, align resources. he has a great plan, kept his nose to the grind stone and just kind of did the right things strategically. >> accountability seems to be

ruminating through the front office. much more from lurie at 6:00, he talks of holding roseman accountable for how things turn out. thanks for that. coming up next, we continue to follow the terror attacks in brussel. nbc 10 talked to people from the delaware valley who were in belgium. that's next.

>> terror in brussels. >> everyone in panic. have to run. >> a terrorist attack hits the airport and train station. >> the whole city is crazy. >> we know of three suspects as isis claims responsibility. >> we can and we will defeat those who threaten the safety and security of people all around the world. a terrorist attack hits the airport and train station. tonight we know of three suspects as isis claims responsibility. good evening. in the last 20 minutes we learned american airlines first flight to brussels from philadelphia international airport will be friday. united airlines is canceling flights to the belgian capital through tomorrow. this is new video in the last 30 minutes of belgian police conducting raids as they search for a third suspect from the airport bombing that killed more than 30 people and injured at least