bros sells. >>reporter: authorities believe the two men in black blew themselves up. they've issued a wanted notice for the third suspect. another deadly explosion rocked a busy subway station about an hour later. some passengers evacuated into dark tunnels. still a strong possibility of another terrorist attack. people here in brussels have been allowed to return back to the street and the subway system is slowly reopening. speaking in cuba, president obama condemned the attacks. >> we must be together regardless of nationally or race or faith and fight against the scourge of terrorism. >>reporter: the attacks came days after they arrested a key suspect in last fall's deadly paris attacks. >> the one thing that's shocking to me is that you've had in the wake of the paris attacks another coordinated

soft europe authorities. >>reporter: it's unclear if today's attacks were moved up in the wake of the arrest. cbs news, brussels, belgium. >> security heightened tonight worldwide. that's being done attaints across south -- across south florida to help protect travelers? we're live with that story. >>reporter: hi, rick. here throughout the day we've seen a lot more police officers with guns at both airports in miami and fort lauderdale. a lot of things going on behind the scenes that you will not see. however, each airports say there's no specific threat to our area. at both south florida airports, we're seeing stepped up security. >> good girl. good job. >>reporter: dogs sniffing around luggage while police and deputies carrying the big guns on patrol. >> you'll see an increase in

we don't normally deploy long guns. we do at different times of the year. >>reporter: the travelers, guns, dogs are welcome. >> i think it makes you feel safe. >>reporter: the added security comes apheter rest attacks at the -- after terrorist attacks in breast sells. >> if happened already so when will it happen again? tomorrow, next week, next month? in belgium? somewhere else? there's always a lot of people everywhere so we don't know. >>reporter: this whole group of travelers is wondering when they'll get home. jet air fly have a flight leaving from part-time to brussels. passengers got text messages saying their flight will go but not sure where it's going. what did they tell you at the counter? >> i asked when the plane will

because they have two other emergency landing but they don't know. >>reporter: we're taking a live look at that flight board. in is where it's going to be going. somewhere else in belgium instead of brusselses. the flight will be going there as opposed to goes to brussels. live at the airport. cbs news. >> thank you. president candidates from both parties responded to the terrorist attacks. isis claimed responsibility for the deadly attacks. republican front runner donald trump warned that the attacks in brussels which killed more than 40 people are just the beginning. he tweeted, quote, do you all remember how beautiful and safe a place brussels was? not anymore. it's from a different world. u.s. must be individual lent and smart.

ted cruz addressed media in washington dc. >> today's attacks in brussels underscores this is a war. not an isolated incident, not a loan wolf, this is a war with radical islamic terrific rim on the world. they've -- terrorism on the world. they've declared to take as many lives as possible. >> john kasich said we and our allies must rededicate ourselves to these values of freedom and human rights. we must reject the deadly use of terror. hillary clinton spoke on cbs this morning. the former secretary of state said that more needs to be done to prevent these kinds of attacks. >> i've been calling for

allies to determine what works and what doesn't against determined enemies. we've got to keep increasing pressure on them in the region and dismantle their network of funding and training. we've got to dismantle the ones at home. >> bernie sanders was the last to respond. he tweeted, quote, we offer our deepest condolences to the families who lost loved ones in the attacks. it also play add role on the campaign trail for the push of security taking precedence in the race. >> the terrorist attack have officials on high alert. security is increased at airports, subway systems and train stations in new york and in washington. authorities say they have no evidence of a planned strike like the ones carried out in

about popular copy cats. coming up at 5:30 we'll show you what else is being done to keep an attack like this from happening on u.s. soil. coming up at 6, we'll hear from some ovthem after the moments terrorist struck their home country and how they're comforting each other during this tragedy. >> look for me tonight on a special one hour edition of cbs 4 news. keep it here for continues cbs 4 cover of the belgium attacks on air and online at cbs miami.com. now, a historic visit comes to an end. president obama has left cuba but not before taking care of business with a call for democracy. and a moment of silence at a cuban ballpark for the brussels terror victims.

last day of a history making trip. and earlier today, the president speaking at at popular cuban theater. >> he met with about a dozen cuban dis-dents. >>reporter: president obama brought a message of friendship and reconciliation directly to the cuban people today but to the government urging them to make changes to change the way of people in cuba, especially young people and open up to the international community. >> i have come here to bury the last remanent of the cold war in the americas. >>reporter: a message of hope and reconciliation. president obama also had words for raul castro. >> i believe citizens should be fear to speak their mind

to organize and to criticize their government and protest peacefully. >>reporter: his policy has only been hurting the american people. if the embargo is lifting, cubans will not realize their full potential. find common ground and move forward. >> for the cuban american community that i've come to know and respect, this is not just about politics. this is about family. the memory of a home that was lost. >>reporter: on the streets, a positive reception. the most important thing is to recover families and those who have good faith in cuba and forget act the extremes we've had says this man. we've brought our people together. this is the moment we've all been waiting for. we have to leave behind the old ideas and carry on as brothers. others were cautiously optimistic. it depends on the cuban ands the americans.

met with critics of the castro regime. >> all of the individuals around this table have shown extraordinary courage and spoken out on behalf of the issues they care deeply about. some represent specific con titch sideways inside of cuba and some have more broader concerns regarding democracy, the ability to the speak freely or worship freely or assemble or advocate on behalf of democratic practices here in cuba. >>reporter: a day that many here thought would never come. obama calling for the castro recherche allowing for -- regime allowing for business reform and internet access. if those don't come, young people will lose hope. back to you. >> thank you, we will have much

historic trip wraps up. we'll be joined live from havana in about 10 minutes. >> the court: a new etch -- a new sketch of a man who grabbed, robbed, and sexual assaulted a woman who was walk inning a neighborhood. peter. >>reporter: lauren, this is the face right here that coral gable police want you to remember. they tell us the victim helped them create this sketch. they passed out fliers here in the area,1300 granada boulevard. >> it's scary knowing someone is lurking around here. >> it's a disturbing image of a man in coral gables. >> my wife is not going out walking in the morning,

>> residents and police on alert. officers passed out fliers containing this sketch of the system. >> make sure you lock your doors and windows. >> detectives say just before 7:00 a.m. two sundays ago, they responded to a report of a woman who was robbed while walking. >> i mean, it's scary. i wouldn't want it happening anywhere, let alone in the neighborhood i live and walk my dog. >> it's a white hispanic male, 30 to 40 years old. 5'7 to 5'9. 170 to 180 pounds . possibly driving a white suc or van. >> people need to be looking out. it's sad that you have to be looking out for that guy. >> details say he has a muscular build, brown eyes, and bushy hair. >> we don't have a lot of vie legitimate crime so when these

don'ts and -- residents are concerned. >> suspect last seen wearing a white crew neck t-shirt and blue and yellow sneakers. >> we want to put this man behind bars so she doesn't do this to another woman. >> the victim is going to help them catch this person. call miami day crime stoppers at 38517 tip. >> thank you. tonight a man is dead after his car crashed into a canal in carl springs. police say the driver was going southbound when the car crashed through concrete barriers and into that canal. he may have been speeding. no identity released.

pursuit captured on a cell phone. cops chasing a cement mixer of all things. a tennis player that slammed pretty much all women pros. find out what happened to him. activist groups file suite against florida power and nuclear power plant that's ruining our water supply in biscan bay. weather in for craig. it was chilly start in the 50s

continuing coverage of the president's historic trip to cuba. >> the president left about an hour ago. cbs 4 join us live now from havana. it's been a whirlwind few days for the president and you guys. >> . >>reporter: it certainly has lauren and rick. greetings from havana, cuba. for breezy out here. the president delivered a powerful speech that touched on so many points encouraging cubans to embrace the democracy. these had not been touched on in a speech here in this country in decades.

american president here in cuban soil. elliott, was the speech was detectly to the cuban people but talked directly to raul castro sitting there in that audience calling for reform and freedom of expression, opening up internet. >>reporter: due baa is a one party system that values the right of the state while the united states values the right of the individual. he also talked about due bans not to -- cubans not to fear change, especially young cubans. i was out and went into the home of a young man ask and watched them while the president has to say. he said he's all for it. we went to an internet hot spot and cubans there agreed as well. >>reporter: cubans on the street also welcoming this warming of relations they said. especially the young people on

they wanted this to be time and move forward together with the exiles in the united states. >>reporter: and during that speech, he also talked about distance here on the aisle and they're rounded up and met with 13 of them. these are dis-dents like the ladies like we interviewed on sunday. the cuban commission on human rights 2600 detentions have been made so far. they pick them up and take them home for house arrest. what the human rights activist are saying more is happening because more americans are coming here and the government is trying to keep these people have interacting with american visitors. >>reporter: he was able to speak with them here in cuba. this was not shown in the press room. we did not pick that up on our feed in the press room.

game, the president said, baseball, which he said is a common language between these two countries of course, the tampa bay rays taking on the cuban national team. that game is still going on in havana and the president caught the beginning of the game but left for argentina mid game. >>reporter: back to you in the studio. >> thank you both very much. we'll be checking back in with them in havana at 5:30 and at 6 as we continue our coverage of the president's historic visit to cuba. >> i'm sure our viewers notice how windy it was for elliott and rudabay in havana. >> toast still breezy out there today and we had a chilly start with the 50s across south florida and now milder with the 7 0s. wouldn't last long. we're gallon that be warming up by friday. get ready.

as we check out our camera, lauderdale by the sea, a high risk of rip currents so a warning. enjoy spring break. if you're headed to the beach, avoid swimming. we woke up to the 50 ands some areas even 10 below our average low of 65-degrees. the reason is the high pressure providing for more of a northerly wind this morning but now the high is shifting more to the east and on shore flow off the ocean and we're sitting comfy right now in the low 70s. 71 in fort lauderdale. 74, we're seeing 74 down through marathon and key west. anywhere from 14 to 17 miles per hour with peak wind gusts from 25 to 28 miles per hour. so here's the deal as we head into your wednesday, we will remain relatively dry, maybe

have that east breeze but the moisture really increases, thursday, friday, saturday into sunday. we're gonna see a slightly better chance of scattered showers and storms around. in the meantime, much of the eastern half of the country with the great lake ands west coach. we have a big spring storm system that's gonna be developing and impacting portions of the planes and the midwest tomorrow. for us tomorrow, upper 60s near the coast. low 60s overnight. not as chilly. tomorrow warm and breeze we will 80-degrees and sunny. not safe to go swimming because of rip currents. it will be choppy for you boaters. the next few days, temperatures climbing to the mid 80s. tomorrow we're talking upper 80s through the weekend and easter. scattered showers around into early next week. new details on the tennis

tails of the men. tonight he has resigned as the tournament director. the owner said he quit his position in the event featuring men and women's players out in the cedar rapids desert. moreno -- california desert. he's since apologized after being criticized after many pro- tennis players. ford's career was highlighted by a drug ridden debacle after fighting cancer. he was video taped and photographed while intoxicated in public. ford was 46 years old. a 6 year-old girl taken from her foster parents. it's an emotional custody battle that might tug at your heart strings and might make you a little bit angry too. see what's happening with security in major cities like new york and washington after

look out villanova, here come the canes as miami heads off to kentucky for the sweet 16. tomorrow, on cbs morning, do you have faith in your financial future? a new study shows the divide with those on track for retirement and those falling behind is as stark as ever.

crisis is voters in i'd hoe, arizona -- idaho, ads, and utah decide who souled be their nominees. it's dubbed. they vote in the caucuses voting in the west today would further lay the landscape for the presidential race. the bilge prize for the bush big prize for the gop is winner takes all of arizona. hillary clinton, bernie sanders square off in arizona. more than 200 delegates up for grabs. stay with us for continuing coverage of campaign 16. look for complete coverage for all of today's results. me motional moments for a family trying to stay together. >> a 6 year-old girl staying with relatives in utah.

how officials made the decision based on a law that few people have ever heard of. >>reporter: a heart where he canning theme played out monday as a 6 year-old girl was taken away from a family she's been with since 2 years old. jot trauma and terror our daughter has been through is tissue. >> rusty page and his family knew this someday could come. lexy is part native american a court order she should live with her family in utah. >> our family is devastated and our hearts are broken. >> lexy's case centers around the indian child welfare act which aims at keeping native american children with our triable relatives. she was removed from birth parents at 17 months old. he biological father has an extensive criminal record and mother had a substance boost problem.

association says the family has been trying to get her back since 2011 but the pages choughs to drag out as long as possible. >> have the same end goal which is to reunit a child with his or her biological relatives. >> for days, neighbors of the pages have been rallying behind the families. >> to all of our supporters, you are true angels on earth. >> they plan to take their case to the california supreme court. now at 5:30, belgium under attack. islamic terrorists claiming responsibility for the bombings today in bros elves. the -- brussels. the attack coming after the prime suspect in the paris attacks last november was arrested.

smoke and chaos filled the airport terminal in brussels. it lieu out the terminals windows. >> less than a half hour later, an explosion ripped through the subway stationment more than a dozen people killed and a hundred injured there. some passengers had to find their way through dark tunnels. >> belgium authorities released this picture of the men they believe carried out the bombings at the airport. the two men in black blew themselves up. they've issued a wanted notice for the third suspect, the man who you saw in white wearing a hat. >> the terror attacks in brussels has u.s. officials on high alert. security as increased at america's transit centers especially airports and subway systems, train stations as well.

dc's union station with more details on that. >>reporter: police cars patrol the outside while inside there are officers carrying rifles and bomb sniffing dogs checking luggage at american airports and train stations. >> we have security measures here that help attacks. >>reporter: authorities say there's no evidence of a planned strike like in breast shuls but worried about copy cats. the fbi has increased their surveillance of terrorist suspects living in the u.s.. >> the most important thing is prevent the act before it happens. >>reporter: stepped up patrols at places like union station here in washington happened automatically. >> what happened in brussels is an example of one of the many threats that face washington and other regions around the country and the threats we're prepared for.