retrieve a body of a man we have more live. >> reporter: coast guard officials say that the boat did have quite a bit of damage. so they are being very careful and deliberate as they retrieve the remains from the boat. you can see the tug here in the distance behind us. the yellow crane is what they used to raise the tug from the water. they began this job and say they were determined to find out what lead this tug boat to crash. >> reporter: before down cruise began the task of hoisting the tug out of the river. straps attached to the vessel to help the massive crane pull it to the surface in one piece. >> today will hopefully tell us the full story of how this tug

>> reporter: the body of harry hernandez, the last crew member still trapped inside the tug this afternoon. this body is in an area of the vessel that's badly damaged making the recovery more complicated and more heart breaking for hernandez's waiting relatives. >> today brings closure to them in any ways. you look at the parallels today being holy thursday. the family is very religious. they found comfort. >> reporter: the tug was one of three traveling from albany to jersey city accompanying another barge when it collided with the construction slowly sinking 40 feet beneath the hudson. the body of the captain and a crew member were pound soon after. the rough conditions made it difficult for them to return

>> we know what happened. we just don't know the why. >> reporter: from here the tug will be placed on to a barge nearby. it will be examined by the westchester county police as well as the coast guard as the part of their investigation. they are also hoping to retrieve the tug boat's logbook and gps to help them as they try to determine what caused the tug to crash. a flight attendant accused of trying to slip past security in los angeles with millions of dollars worth of cocaine is due in court this afternoon. she was arrested today at kennedy airport. cbs 2's steve langford is joining us from brooklyn federal court with more information. >> reporter: marcia reynolds is charged with intent to distribute 68-pounds of cocaine.

night at 7:00 p.m. terminal four. that's american airlines terminal. she has a couple carry-on bags with her. she proceeds through the first level of security because she has airline i.d. but then she is told she is selected for a secondary check. panic. she kicks off her shoes, drops terminal. authorities don't chase after her because they are concerned about explosives. instead they found 68-pounds of cocaine in her luggage. yesterday her whereabouts we are unclear but she surrendered to police in new jersey. the man hunt for brussels spread across belgium. one is seen in a surveillance

accomplice in the train station bombing. tuesday's attacks were likely the capture of the master mind from the paris bombings. >> reporter: this afternoon there are a lot of questions about that second suspect. so far authorities have not revealed any information publicly about his identity or been. cbs news has learned the terror attacks one originally planned for easter monday, march 28th but were moved up after police captured paris terror suspect in brussels last week. investigators are looking for a bombing. he was speaking with khalid el suicide bomb. his brother brahim el bakraoui blew himself up at the airport. many in brussels are pointing

failing to prevent the attacks. belgium's interior minister offered his resignation after turkey revealed one of the brothers was flagged as a terrorist. >> reporter: this journalist was at the airport when the bombs went off and took photos in the immediate aftermath, including of sebastian bell who spoke to cbs from his hospital bed. >> gratitude is what i feel the most. >> for me it is very important to take pictures the show everyone what was happening after two explosions. >> reporter: kate heard from the brother of another victim. he said her photo gave her the welcomed news that his sister was alive. belgium tv is also reporting that following the attacks in paris they discovered hours and hours of surveillance video taken by those brothers of a belgium nuclear official coming and going from his own home.

a dozen americans were hurt in the brussels attacks. the state department does not know of americans killed but there were several among the missing. a family who lives in new york are among the missing. justin schultz and his wife stephanie are from kentucky and inside the airport during the attack. >> one minute they were there and the next minute they weren't. three mormon missionaries from utah survived the terror strike. among them a 19-year-old treated for burns and shrapnel injuries. his parents are traveling to brussels to see him. stay with us and wcbstv.com as investigator unravel the

[ no audio ] his family has called the recommendation a betrayal. a major indictment unsealed today against the seven i iranian hackers in a series of cyber attacks against u.s. banks and a westchester county dam. the department of justice condemned the people working for the iranian government. one suspect is charged for accessing controls of the dam in 2013. at the time the dam was disconnected from the system. >> that access would have given this defendant the ability to control water levels, flow rates and outcome that could have posed a clear and present

>> the attacks between 2011 and 2013 disabled bank websites costing victims tens of millions of dollars. suspects still at large face up to ten years in prison. a special blessing today from pope francis on this holy thursday. it commemorates the time when jesus shared a last supper with his disciples. today is holy thursday. the observance is the reenactment of the last dinner disciples. poland today.

>> his coming here is reinforcement that our religious values are not limited to church. we help our neighbors in need where they are catholic or non- catholic because everybody is made in god's imagine and likeness. >> reporter: as the group prayed together they also blessed the food that would be distributed today. >> holiday falls on a thursday before easter and is part of holy week. still ahead on cbs2 at noon, violent storms rip across the country from texas to the great lakes. it brought everything from hail, tornadoes and piles of snow. >> pet names. family names. nicknames from the past. picking a pass word to make sure your online pass words are protected from hackers. here's john. >> we have chilly weather to deal with today. there is a lot of variety coming up in the next few days.

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blinds to go. blinds for life. from social media to e-mail and your bank account just about everything requires a password online. we all know having complicated passwords is important. here's why. >> reporter: passwords are a

but many people make low tech choices. >> pet names. family names. nicknames from the past. >> i use my favorite celebrity. >> reporter: dr. bower is a security expert at carnegie melon. he said creating passwords is so important because hackers have computer programs to guess it over and over. it is important to have passwords that contain upper and lower case letters and numbers. just don't put the capital letter in the front and numbers at the end. mix it up. >> use a password manager. >> reporter: there are a number of password managers on the market that can remember your passwords for you. >> most have a feature which let's you generate a new password for another account. >> reporter: if you use the

one right guess can allow a hacker to get into all of them. hannah daniels cbs new york. a violent spring storm continues to batter parts of the u.s. hail and thunderstorms battered through northern texas last night. the powerful system produced torrential hailstorms as hailstones the size of golf balls pounded thousands of homes. rain and wind topping 90 miles per hour knocked out power to thousands of people. the same system is bringing heavy snowfall from the rockies to the great lakes. spring blizzard dumping 20 inches of snow on colorado. whiteout conditions shut down the city's airport for the third time in history. >> not what you want to see with april approaching. when we come back elvis has left the strip. he helped make las vegas what it is today but it seems sin

the forecast. it is hard to picture las

influence. impersonators have taken over the city for years. >> seems the city that's been loved for the king for decades is slowly moving on. >> i'm here when ever you need. >> reporter: today performers like j. lo and britney play shows for weeks bringing crowds and cash to sin city. for that they can say thanks to elvis. elvis really set the stage for artists to come to las vegas at the peek of their career and play for an extended period of time. we have had many artists follow in his footsteps but make no mistake it started with elvis. >> reporter: in 1964 viva las

the king has become the symbol of the city's success. reseparately. >> reporter: oscar goodman former las vegas mayor and his wife, the current mayor prefer to be driven by elvis on special occasions. his influence inspired so many impersonators that long after his death in 1977 it seemed hard to believe elvis was gone. >> well your kisses lift me higher like a sweet song of a choir. >> reporter: recently there are signs that vegas is leaving elvis behind. mark has been officiating vegas weddings as elvis for several year. this year business is way down. >> we have 15% of weddings as elvis. a year-ago we were doing 40%. that's steep. >> reporter: that isn't the

shookup. the viva elvis cirque de soleil show was canceled because of a low turnout. on the vegas strip there is only two all elvis themed shows still freeway -- playing. the star at this one at planet hollywood is enier it i can and enthusiastic but the elvis fans aren't as young as they used to be. >> younger crowds are attracted to las vegas. the notion you see elvis impersonators is cliche. >> reporter: in a city so anxious to move into the future that it routinely implodes its past it may be surprising elvis lasted as long as he did.

>> it is hard to believe he's left the building. let's talk weather. bringing in john now. >> what does tcb stand for? it was on the side of his plane and ring. taking care of business. on this day fun fact, it is an elvis themed show. 1958 elvis was sworn in as a private being drafted in the army where he served. why do i know all this stuff? 55. i know that's what joanne is feeling right now. it is windy. however i like this spirit. this is greg. he has 55 and bright skies. he says it is a cheery sunny day. he'll admit it is breezy. i like these. by the way this is chocolate covers raisins day. we have eagles in flight. this is from brooklyn. children celebrating. on the flip side, getting ready

for the weekend we are in the 50s and bright. tomorrow will be the challenging weather day. in the city right now it is windy out there. it is a northeast wind gusting 20 miles per hour. that means cooler readings in long island. 49. that was like an elvis move there, did you see that? i can't help myself. 49 in the city. 46 in white plains. 47 granite. that's chilly. compared to yesterday you are 15 degrees colder. it is stronger because of the breeze. it is likely above normal but with the wind it the will feel cooler. cooler to the east. warmer to the west. sunsets at 7:13 increasing clouds. you know what will increase after the rain tomorrow? the pollen numbers will be up saturday and sunday. it is that sign of the season. make sure you are ready for it so you can enjoy. we'll see increasing clouds. then we wait for the rain. we told you about snow on the plains.

to the south we'll see nasty thunderstorms. here's how it times out for us. we see rain in the forecast by early tomorrow morning. ^ if it is a travel day or family day make sure you are ready for that. models hinting at a midday thunderstorm possible. into the afternoon we see that line clear and things really start to clear up. the setup basically calls for relatively quiet conditions for this weekend with an area of high pressure dominating. we should stay dry. that rain chance is back though on monday. it is going to be on the cool side. i know a lot of folks in their easter finest would like numbers warmer than that. there should not be as much wind so that's the a plus. >> thank you. still ahead on cbs 2 news

dragon in queens. day time emmy nominations will be unvailed this afternoon. you can find out if your favorites get the nod live on cbs 2. it will be made live during the talk at 2:00. coming up tonight at 5:00, madonna's parking problem. how the city says she went too far to keep drivers away from the front of her mansion. welcome to the no-drone

takes to the skies one village bans them completely. those stories and more an cbs 2 news at 5:00. police in queens shared these photos of a recently rescued komodo dragon. the giant lizard was discovered in that queens apartment in february. officers took it to a nearby animal hospital. no word yet on where the dragon came from. that's it for us at noon. for the entire team thank you for joining us.

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