. good afternoon, everybody. this is leon bibb with late- breaking details of the noon hour about the manhunt. it continues in brussels sprout

surveillance and wanted in connection with yesterday's deadly terrorist attacks in brussels. what authorities in belgium have one person in custody and this is as we now know, 31 people are dead and hundreds more injured. and elizabeth has the latest on belgium. >> reporter: this morning, a moment of silence in brussels and across belgium. a tribute for the victims killed and injured 24 hours earlier and survivors speak out about their ordeal and one woman describing how her son shielded her during the blast. >> and it was like a tornado went off inside the building and there was a second explosion and he was on top of me and threw me to the ground. >> reporter: new details are emerging and the belgium prosecutor confirming two bombers were identified as brothers khal id and brahim elbakraoui. they left behind a note in the crash.

>> he said i don't know what to do. i am on the run. people are looking for me everywhere and if i give myself up, i will end up in a cell. >> reporter: the prosecutor said the brothers had criminal records but nothing linking to terrorism and the focus is now tracking down the fugitive hot on the right in this picture. >> and [ indiscernible ] which detained explosives and the most important one and he ran away. >> reporter: the manhunt is continuing around the clock from the air and on the ground. police arresting two overnight. and -- [ indiscernible ] and the other in custody and being questioned. abc news learned the searches and arrests are taking place at an address provided to police by a taxi driver who said that that is where they picked up three men with big bags, where police discovered bomb-making

and one of the outlooks to all of this is airlines around the world are waving booking fees for passengers flying to or from brussel's belgium and they're allowing change to itineraries without paying a penalty fee. and check with your airlines if you are heading to brasesems, belgium. and -- brussels, belgium. and an unattended bag at -- was hit from an ak-9 explosive team and that bag was later cleared since the attacks in brussels, belgium, yesterday and officials around the world have been on high alert. and new at the noon hour, owner. the cleveland cavaliers owner and his bed rock real estate company purchased the avenue shops for more than $56 million this allows more and includes more than retailers and

the deal would include more than 3,000 parking space. the avenue shops provide a unique opportunity to create a one-of-a-kind urban shopping, dining, and entertainment destination in cleveland. also in the news, a portage county school district cancelled classes the rest of a severe illness. windham schools said that there are two confirmed cases and five pending cases of district. it's anb testinal disease caused by bacteria. the symptoms include bacteria and so cramps and most recover within a week. and how are we looking today, my friend? >> and we're going to be on a roller coaster here and today is the call, like when you're sitting and getting ready to go up the hill on that roller coaster and we'll get to the top and fall down.

that is quit and some clouds here and there. otherwise, a mix of clouds and sunshine and temperatures are cooler and, in fact, into the upper 40s. 47 degrees currently in downtown cleveland and temperatures across the region and mainly running into the 50s and 60s 62, and you travel three or four miles from the lakeshore and you want to -- a huge temperature difference. strongsville, parma, north royalton, 58 to 60 degrees and around 60 and into downtown akron. the 5 live radar is not finding anything and some clouds with sunshine and that cloud into the open waters of lake erie. the closest rain is to the north and into southern canada and north of detroit, cold enough for snow and tapping into warmer air tomorrow and winter will return and look at the heavy rain north and west of chicago and it's snowing in minneapolis. and winter storm warnings are

wisconsin and minnesota. we'll break it down coming up and quiet today with temperatures near 60. and during the overnight hours, police in akron busted a meth lab at a home. one man was arrested and police say that three children were inside the house at the time and police say they found many types of drug paraphernalia, glass bottles, bottles, chemicals, pills and a gas mask were confiscated. the police say the house had been on their radar for some time. and there is new video of an arrest. ed -- attempted robbery inside a metro, cs stor and they entered the store and at east 110th street and spew peerior avenue. the worker behind the counter grabbed the gun and told him to get out and several shots were fired as the suspects left the store and an innocent man was caught in the cross fire. if you recognize the suspects, call police in cleveland.

still ahead on newschannel 5, the lowdown on last night's primary and the new showdown for the candidates' wives. >> and a helping hand can go a long way this easter sunday. a local church is in need and what you can do to help that people. and packing arrived? to hack the system.

. ride-sharing company ubev offering to pay big dollars to customers who can hack into a system. the deal is part of uber's plan to prevent future security breeches. uuber's bug bounty program, as it's called, offers potential hackers $10,000 for each problem they find. the rewards will be offered for discovering less serious issues. if you're interested, the program begins may 1st and you have 90 days to find as many as possible issues and problems and report them back to the company uber. and sunday is easter. a hole i day in the christian religion and a local church is looking for extra help in feeding the less fortunate. the people -- the custom church in the fremont area and they said the church was in desperate need of volunteers and donations to help those who need help as it's done for decades on easter, thanksgiving, and other days. and saint augustine church is plans to feed another 9,000

for more information and to help, check out the newsnet 5 app. and democracy 2016 coverage ahead on newschannel 5. voters standing in long lines at the polls, even as the presidential farm -- winners were being announced. we're learning what went wrong. >> and here's jason. >> and we had -- we had a couple of days of spring weather and look what is happening here and that is not that far away. we're talking 30s and 40s, snow. we'll let you know when and

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. it was a huge night in the political race for the white house. democrat hillary clinton won the big delegate prize in arizona. bernie sanders took idaho and utah. on the republican side, despite a huge win in utah, ted cruz fell behind republican rival donald trump. as kenneth explains, crews and -- cruz and trump are in a feud over attacks on their wives. >> the fight for delegates. >> i am also very proud to have won arizona tonight.

clinton and republican donald arizona. the victory party or news just a tweet. much bigger win than anticipateed in arizona. thank you, i will never forget. not to be outdone, the front runner's rivals picked up victories. idaho and utah for democrat bernie sanders and republican ted cruz swept up all the delegates in utah and they took a back seat to the terror attacks in brussels. crews called for surveillance and muslim neighbors in the u.s. trump said to make torture legal to get information from the suspect for the paris attacks. >> he will talk faster with the torture. >> what donald trump, ted cruz and others are suggesting is not only wrong, it's dangerous. >> reporter: but the 2016 race had a bizarre turn when a cruz

her. cruz responded by stealing the line from the movie "the american president." >> she's way out of his leg. if he wants to get the character fight, he should stick with me. >> reporter: this morning, cruz picked up a key endorsement from jeb bush. the democrats will hold caucuses in hawaii and washington state on saturday. the next big contest for both sides happens in two weeks in wisconsin. kenneth molten, washington. >> in the meantime, former republican presidential candidate jeb bush is endorsing ted cruz for a commander in chief. bush said that cruz is a principle conservative and urges republicans to give them folks. bush won the gop and will lose to the democrats in november if donald trump is the nominee. and this noon hour, we are learning about problems with the polling in arizona. some voters were still waiting to cast their votes when the winners had already been declared in parts of arizona. yesterday's primary election.

arizona, said they went more than two hours for polling at election stations. and the voter confusion led to the long lines. and new video just released of a high-speed chase during the overnight hours. that chase involves three police departments here in northeast ohio and spanned several communities before ending in a crash. nick foley shows us how it unfolded. >> reporter: it starts before 4 a.m. the dash cam records a driver going past the police cruiser at a high rate of speed on ridgewick drive. speeds climbed higher on highland avenue. the driver even surpassing 100 miles an hour several times as you can -- to join the pursuit. and the driver pulls to the right with apparent engine trouble. as we switch to euclid police dash cam video, the driver backs up and rams an suv, accelerating and continuing down euclid.

miles an hour and that is until the driver enters east cleveland, loses control and plows over a fire hydrant and barrels through a mcdonald's parking lot. >> and i would -- a lobby and heard like that and crying someone over. and the police car is after that. >> reporter: the female driver was ejected in a rollover crash, treated and transported by ems which arrived minutes later. they engaged in high-speed pursuits is a judgement call and believe this driver posed a serious threat to the public. >> and she's going over 90 miles an hour and before the officer pulled up after her. the general republicans are here in danger. >> reporter: police tell me the driver of the car was a 40-year- old woman brought here to the trauma center in serious condition. the current condition is unknown and police have not yet released her identity. reporting in cleveland, nick foley for newschannel 5. and we thank nick foley for his report on that event taking place in northeast ohio. and something else in northeast ohio is a change in the weather.

and that is pretty much standard for this time of the year. >> and we're going to get warm as we are now and get some thunder. >> and -- . >> and that roller coaster thing and look right now and there is a live picture. 47 downtown and you head inland three, four miles and we're in the lower 60s in hopkins airports and depending on where you are, if you're within a few miles, it's different weather center and -- weather center and we say we're squalls persist in the wintertime, we stay cooler near lake erie in the springtime and with the lake water temps chilly. the folks along the immediate lake shore get the influence of that and indian areas are warmer. 62 at hopkins and notice the cold air, it's not far away. 45, detroit; 41, chicago and arm wear to the south and west coming in tomorrow.

could have some thunderstorms even through the afternoon on thursday before we cool things off for friday. 62 today and clouds mixing with some sunshine. can't rule out a spotty shower. the next chance of a shower will be basically route 82 and norse. we're talking about the northern third of the newschannel 5 viewing area. a few showers around tonight and better chances of rain and 50 for everybody. mild. tomorrow, scattered showers and i don't think we'll see thunder potentially, especially lunchtime and afternoon and thursday night into friday and the tempts. a few morns snowflakes and some flakes flying around into the 50s and near 60s for easter sunday. cleveland star 102 95.5 ncx. here's mark. and time to rev your gardening with this guy. how are you, sir? >> great, how are you? >> it's spring and i can't believe we're back here and

rejuvenating our long after winter. >> and this year, we had a nice winter. >> yeah. >> and still some patches. >> patches. >> and there is some debris. >> and i am -- grab grass, too. what do i do for that? >> clean up the whole place. >> okay. >> and the degree. >> yeah. >> and set everything up. after you do that, you grab that here. and -- with the control -- with the control and the fertilizer. >> okay. >> and take care of the crab grass and the pd and if you're okay. >> and you will not be be able to see for 12 to 49 weeks. >> and -- . >> and get, if you don't need builder. >> what about growbacks? >> and definitely for a whole year.

>> and if you want to go organic, this is -- escova. >> and this is fabulous. >> okay. >> and put it down. and -- say automatic sprint jeer. and some neat stuff, you know, spreaders.

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doing think? >> it's a quiet day. we'll have a few spotty showers. the temperatures in the lower 60s both days. tomorrow, we track thunder and nothing severe expected says. -- expected. the colder air for friday is expected and that will turn into some wet snow. we'll deal with that for early friday. >> and some changing seasons. that is it for us. . hi, i'm sarah carns. he is here to tack about retractible awning. the perfect solution for outdoor living. hi, matt. >> hey, thanks for having me? >> and thanks -- thanks for being here. >> first of all will first of all, they're easy to use. >> okay.

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