as belgium begins three days in mourning. pope francis held a moment of silence. there is ramped up security from train stations as hundreds of officers. we have kenneth greg in brussels. as authorities continue to search for suspects or evidence tied to these attacks, there is still very much carrying out the searches and raids, during one of those raids they actually found more than 30 pounds of explosives at an apartment tied to two of the attackers. >> authorities released new information about the suspects and the deadly attacks at the airport. a man in the surveillance video, he detonated a bomb inside the airport terminal killing hill and others, his

detonating a suicide bomb in the subway. the other two people have not beenidentified. the man on the left is believed to have killed hill, the man in the hat slipped away and her. security experts say the belgium police need to do a better job of community policing. intelligence they need. >> in central brussels people of all faiths are gathering to pay tribute to the victims children are writing messages in chalk while others are pausing to say prayers. >> here from bristle we are safe and i think we will always live in a safe place like this. this morning people in belgium and cities across europe pause for a moment of silence to remember the victims killed in the deadly attacks. transportation in the city is slowly getting backup and running. the airport however was closed

chosed again tomorrow. reporting from brussels. kenneth craig. a steady police presence and heightened security, janelle burrell joins us live from time's square where extra patrols are in place, janelle. >> reporter: chris, this morning the police commissioner said there is still no specific or credible threats to the city but says there is no way police seeing and knowing everything. he says surveillance in key in addition to police officers, and the public's health is critical to combating terror. with the millions combating streets every day even with heightened security, it remains with what police call a soft target for terror. >> we are a city of half million people with thousands of locations where large numbers of people congregate. the idea of trying to protect all of that, it is not possible. >> nypd commissioner bill bratton and deputy commissioner

miller, spoke to cbs about the surveillance. >> contrary to popular belief, the government isn't listening in on everybody's phone or reading everybody's e-mails. in the wake of the attacks 500 officers have been deployed across the city many with assault rifles stationed at major transportation hubs key city landmarks and airports cops here, cops there, i walk up the street time's square there is security all over the place. i walk down to my office sixth avenue there is cops all over the place, but you know what i feel a little more secure knowing there are people what are watching us and watching over us for everything. i always see cops k9 units tactical units, definitely feel pretty secure, i feel hike it is pretty well watched. saying maintaining an

requires adequate funding. the government proposed slashing the terrorism funding of $180 million in half. this proves why funding needs to be restored and take combine effort of law enforcement to keep the citizens safe. we need that assistance from the public. >> back live you can see some of those nypd counter terrorism units here in time's square, additional patrols. the commissioner says until they have a complete understanding what happened in brussels you can expect to see more of that additional security in the coming days and weeks to come. reporting live this afternoon from time's square. cbs 2 news. thank you. the state department still does not know of any americans

they include brother and sister who live in new york city. >> reporter: the father of heard when they found this photo and called him. you saw this blood and say is he going to make it? he played for two ncaa teams in the u.s. he was headed home for michigan. his father john spoke to him in the hospital. >> i think he was speaking very weakly and very slowly because he was in shock. saw people dead and people dying. i'm sure that will stay with him for the rest of his life. >> a u.s. air force officer and wounded. some of they will are reportedly in serious condition. in all 270 people were injured on tuesday's terrorist attacks from utah. richard, mason and joseph. burns and shrapnel injuries.

just excited to see him again and hopes he gets tall way better. mason well's family says he is also being treated for burns and shrapnel injuries. incredibly, this is not his first brush with terrorism. he was standing near the finish line during the boston marathon bombing nearly 3 years ago and in france all though not in paris during the november attacks there. don champion, cbs 2 news. among the missing are a husband and wife originally from tennessee and kentucky. stay with cbs 2 and cbsnewyork.com for the latest on the suspects in the terrorist attacks. fire rips through a historic new jersey church for holy week, but the pastor says they'll have a way to celebrate. we have this report from engelwood.

it is a shell of a church. >> they surrounded a newly restored organ. needles on the pulpit that were made by people hundreds of years ago, it took generations of families to build this church. >> around 8 p.m., people got a call from a 12-year-old visiting her grandfather across the street. >> i hear windows shattered, there is fire and smoke everywhere. i call 911 and like everyone shows up. no one was at the church at the time or injured, still the damage. this is the place where their babies were baptized, where the parents funeralsing with held, this is the place they got naried. this morning the roof is still smoldering.

the spirit of chipping in is just the spirit of engelwood. we are going to learn what itmeans to be church in a way that we haven't experienced before. the preschool and kindergarten classrooms attached to the church are separated by a fire wall, they are virtually untouched. the congregation says they are ready to rebuild. in engelwood, cbs 2 news. the fire chief says the sanctuary is no longer safe. investigators are on scene working to determine the cause of the fire. new information about the search for a group of people scamming banks in suffolk county police released images of the suspect they asked to exchangethousands of dollars in cash for different denominations. they ask to return money after complications and refusing transactions but short the teller about $1,000. a 14-year-old student is facing charges for bringing a

police say a 9-millimeter handgun was found in his bag in crown heights, it was unloaded but also had two ammo clips, school security said he was having problems with someone outside the school and the dean became suspicious. this is the third gun found in just one week, saying metal detectors are needed. we are avoiding major catastrophic incident. how long can we continue to avoid these incidents? we are very lucky. >> the student told police he got the gun from a friend. cam tain 2016, the new delegate count after yesterday's primary and caucuses. joe leaves home heading to prison for fraud. and what's keeping drivers to keep people from train crossings?

coming up later in the show. . now to campaign 2016, hillary clinton and donald trump won the big prize in arizona during tuesday night's elections while their main challenge picked up wins. craig boswell has more from the white house. >> hillary clinton was happy to

after tuesday night rally in seattle. she told the crowd she was proud to have their support. >> i'm also very proud to have won arizona tonight. >> clinton won in arizona picking up 51 delegates but bernie sanders had victories in two states and added more delegates to his roster but still trails in the over all county. donald trump picked up a win but came in third place to ted cruz in utah, this will make it harder for trump to gain the delegates before the convention in july. >> the elections out west were over shadowed by the terror attacks the fight will likely be a focal point in the presidential race, especially after a proposal ted cruz made after the attacks. >> cruz said we need to empower law enforcement to patrol and secure muslim neighborhoods before they become radicalized. he defended the comment on "cbs this morning." the first obligation of the president as commander and

i'll tell you this i apologize to nobody how vigorous i will be for president. fighting islamic terrorism. donald trump agreed with the proposal but john kasich and the two democrats also disagree calling it a dangerous plan. craig boswell. cbs news the white house. hillary clinton will use a speech to address the issue of counter terrorism. the husband of real housewives reported to prison today. joe was seen leaving his home for south jersey he'll begin serving a 41 month sentence for bankruptcy fraud after her wife theresa served 11 months for the same crime. the couple's sentences were staggered in the interest of their four young daughters. and installing security cameras to capture driverses trying to speed passed oncoming

they intend to put up cameras to record violator's license plate. right now fines cannot be legally issues. lawmakers have been considering changing that since last year's deadly metro north crash in valhalla. this bill was so important because after last year's train accident it became apparent we need to do something about these crossings. anyone speeding would be mailed a $100 fine. yoga at the branch how banks are working overtime to get to the teller window. there is a warm up in john

through the easter weekend? . don't forget to follow us on facebook and twitter at cbs new york. a man is refusing to coming down a tree. the man spent 24 hours near the top of an 80-foot tall se sequoia tree. he refused to talk. last night he appeared to scramble to the bottle to of the tree but made his way backup. the incident attracted a crowd of unlookers. technology continues to

now coming up with solutions to change physical banking. cbs news shows us how the industry is branching out to keep you coming back in. a yoga class is in an unusual site in san francisco. this class is different. it is taking place, some offer family entertainment, some have ice cream trucks. >> this is normal. >> in more than 300 locations on the west coast. >> close up shop. >> the enticing free services part of a banking revolution. >> one thick we do know, people expect to see banks. >> for centuries banks have been both in expectation and a necessity. with the evolution of online banking companies have had to

strategy. >> it is revolutionizing. >> jonathan larson at the global head of retail banking for city showed us their first smart branch in the u.s. there are already more than 300 across the globe. we worked with the design firm that helped steve jobs with the apple stores. >> the change was driven in part by the numbers of the 83 million americans between 18 and 34 nearly 75% visit bank branches once a month or less. >> within the banking industry is there some fear that there could be a phase out of banks down the road. >> there is going to be a time when your millennial when you do need to buy a manhattan co- op and need advice. the smart branches by the city are eighth of the size. and testing out technology

so much online banking going on these days. 60 degrees out there, johnny? >> today we're breaking through. record books, literally we'll have the odds on that too. good afternoon to you. with us. we are spending some time with our weather watchers a lot of folks reporting for duty still cool readings in the hudson valley, 53 to 58. readings in and around the city. brooklyn and queens as well. i think this is ralph. ralph has 62 in plain view. temperature jump from 45 to 62 and guess what's jumping in the backyard, that's right. we are in bloom and yeah. spring has sprung as far as the temperature thanks to elana for helping me celebrate national puppy day as well. great skies. that full moon tonight too, unfortunately some clouds tonight so we'll be watching for that. clouds right now, it is a

wind out of the west at 7. wind out of the southwest, relative humidity at 32%. that helps keep the dew points higher, but i will say this, there is still that risk of fire spreading rapidly so if you see something call it in quick that's why we want to make sure everybody stays safe and can enjoy that. 65 in babylon, 56 in the hampton. 14 degrees warmer than it was this time yesterday. across the board it is a warm up even in the city. we'll try to tack on 8 more degrees get us up to 68. we are well above the normal of 52. sunsets at 7:12 there is time to hit that number right now we're in seventh place and see more warm days the 60s are back part of next week. things are blooming make sure you are ready for this. pollen is going to be staying high right through friday and into saturday. i want to show you what's going on.

could still see a stray shower in parts of the hudson valley. then we see a back door front tomorrow before a better chance of rain breaks through as the snow leaves the front range. here is timing it out, stray shower this afternoon, and then relatively quiet thursday back door front keeps our cities to the east cool and gray but then by friday morning watch what happens. we see scattered showers the change is, it is more of an all- day event with the possibility of a thunderstorm late. so if you are planning travel it looks like friday stays well a little bit longer we could even see a few left over showers into the first part of your saturday. back door cold front tomorrow keeps the east end of long island in the 40s. the city at 63 to the west you could see another day around 70. friday is the wet day. and the 50s this weekend. okay johnny. a lot of variety. that's for sure. find out the weather anytime download the cbs new york weather app get the forecast

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