personnel told to stay in their offices or stay home. this is days after the prime suspect in the paris attacks was arrested in brussels, saleh abdelslam. he told investigators he was planning other attacks. we'll keep you updated. to another breaking story we're following. an on-line sale leads to violence in ruskin overnight. this morning three people in the hospital recovering from the shooting. deputies say a group of people met up last night to sell items listed on an internet web site when someone pulled out a gun and started to fire. we're going to be keeping track of both of these stories throughout the morning. for now let's go over to meteorologist ivan cabrera to look at today's forecast. a cold start. you need a jacket. >> it's cold indeed. we're talking about frost. can you imagine, first week of spring. frost advisories continue in effect until 9:00 a.m. across noncoastal citrus and hernando counties. pasco doing fine, hillsborough as well as far as frost but you're not doing ok as far as the temperatures.

looking anywhere from 5 to as cold as 15 degrees colder than yesterday morning. that puts us in the 30s up to the north. lakeland at 43. 44 brandon, 50 tampa. 6:01 and we have another hour, hour and-a-half and the temperatures continue to fall. the readings will be a little colder before we start to go the other way. and we will today. temperatures will warm up, certainly warmer than yesterday and it won't feel as cold because the temperatures are going to be mild, also the wind has been lost. that is going to feel excellent. you walk outside today with that sunshine and 73, 74 degrees. it's going to be feeling fantastic compared to where we were yesterday at this time. >> you start with the sweaters and end up in tank tops. if you're heading out in sarasota we have an update on the crash we told but earlier at i-75 and university parkway. the roadblock seems to be more on the university parkway in the eastbound lanes. and we are seeing backups to honoray.

you are trying to get to the interstate it may take a few extra minutes. you may want to take honoray or even cattleman if you're trying to get to i-75. elsewhere looking great in the lakeland area, checking the roads where you are. no crashes on the major roadways in lakeland and i-4 at polk parkway up to speed. the cars here are heading west. lets check drive times on i-4 starting back at county line road, taking 23 minutes to get into downtown. 15 minutes from county line road to 75. 6 : o2. history being made today in havana when the tampa bay rays take to the field to go against cuba. as president obama watches from the stands. >> this game is symbolic of progress in relations between the u.s. and cuba. abc action news reporter rodney dunigan is live at tropicana field. with more on the political impact this is happening.

stirring a little bit of controversy. >> reporter: it certainly is. many folks in the cuban community in the u.s. see this as a slap in the face. they see the pain endured but so many folks by -- by so many folks in cuba and they say that is being ignored. the game and meeting between president obama and cuba's ruler raul castro is a major shift in relations. the communist cuban government has resisted change for a half century. the u.s. still has an embargo against cuba and that still stands today. president obama has maintained that cuba has to make changes in respect to basic human freedoms. >> we continue as president castro indicated to have serious differences including on democracy and human rights. and president castro and i have had very frank and candid conversations on these subjects. >> reporter: president obama will be making an address to

he will also be attending that game between the tampa bay rays and the cuban national team. that game set for 1:30 this afternoon. reporting live from tropicana field, rodney dunigan, abc action news. hot on the heels of the president's historic trip we've just learned cruises to cuba will set sail from florida in just a matter of weeks. carnival is launching voyages from miami to cuba in may. this makes it the first cruise line to set sail to cuba from the u.s. in more than 50 years. experts say other major cruise lines like royal caribbean can also win approval for their own cuba trips soon. a land o' lakes video shows how dangerous the trip from america to cuba is for cuban refugees. this shows workers on a royal caribbean cruise ship pulling 18 refugees to safety from a

the coast guard says the refugees were floating for more than three weeks at sea. just over 100 miles away from florida's coast. the smith family filmed this rescue while on their way to a vacation in mexico. >> still screaming. even thougher in in a rescue boat and they can at least relax a little bit they couldn't because they were just probably hallucinating, not knowing what is going on. >> sadly nine other refugees died, the ones who survived were turned over to authorities once the cruise ship docked and they will be deported. now to a huge development, apple's clash with the fbi. you remember apple refused to help unlock a terrorist's i- phone claiming it would create a dangerous back door that could put all i-phone users' privacy and security at risk. now the fbi says it might have a way to unlock the san bernardino shooter's i-phone without apple's help. agents are still trying to figure out if the method will work without damaging the data.

will show them the method if it works. 6:05. we're keeping you posted on the explosive hulk hogan sex tape case that is still making headlines in the bay area and beyond. hearing from a juror now who helped decide how much money the former wwe star should get. yesterday the jury said hogan should get an extra $25 million in punitive damages. all told gawker will have to pay $140 million for posting that sex tape of hogan to its web site. gawker says the tape was newsworthy and protected by the first amendment. the jury sided with hogan who argues he never knew he was on the camera and it was an invasion of privacy. >> the conversation between him and the woman in the camera, if you are going to be videoed, you would not be talking like

>> motionan says -- hogan says he hopes this sends a message to other tabloids. gawker says they will appeal. the number of zika virus cases could rise especially in florida. the reason, more mosquitos that are expected to turn up in the warm summer months. look at a map just published in a medical journal about infectious diseases. the cities in orange and red show where the mosquitos are most likely to survive in summer. as you can see tampa, orlando and miami are all expected to have a higher number of zika- carrying mosquitos by july. this comes just as florida health officials report four new cases of zika in the state. of course we're following that big breaking news in belgium. 13 people dead in what seemed to be a series of coordinated terror attacks in brussels. witnesses describing several explosions in brussels airport. like a war scene, look at the video here, debris strene

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6:10 -- singer ke$ha is now appealing a judge's ruling ordering her to remain in contact with sony records. her attorney calls the situation similar to slavery. in a 2014 lawsuit ke$ha accused the music producer of rape.

free her sever from herself from her current contract. a court ruled she must remain in her contract with sony music but doesn't have to record specifically with luke. a rocket is set to lift off from cape canaveral at 11:05. it's called the ss rick husband named for the fallen commander of spaceship columbia. among what is on board, supplies to study the effects of bone function in space. great for a rocket launch. 30s across the north. 40s elsewhere, a few milder spots, we'll find out when things warm up and also rain chances coming up. another terror attack in europe this morning. at least 13 dead in what appears to be a series of coordinated attacks in belgium's capital city.

metro station after a reported explosion there. this happening during the morning rush hour in brussels. and at a station not far from the headquarters of the eu, you can see the damage there from one of the subway trains. more blasts at brussels airport as belgium raises its terror alert to its highest level.

welcome back on this tuesday. 6:15. we're keeping you posted on breaking news from belgium where at least 13 people are dead in a series of deadly attacks on its capital city's airport and subway stations. right now everyone in brussels being told to stay where they are as they investigate who might have done this. here's a look at the aftermath of the explosions inside the brussels international airport. witnesses saying one of the explosions may have been a suicide bomber. a series of explosions rocked the city during the busy

dozens of people were hurt there were 13 fatalities, that number may go up a witness describes some of the damage left behind. >> windows were blown out of the main building. i saw a half-dozen windows from where i was. >> this comes days after police arrested one of the prime suspects in the paris terror attacks from last november. saleh abdelslam in brussels. he told investigators he had been planning other attacks. we'll get more information throughout the morning. cold start on this tuesday. in fact colder than yesterday. feels milder because the wind is not as strong but we'll continue to see warming temperatures. it's going to take a while though when you wake up with temperatures in the 30s and 40s. right now 50s in tampa at 50 degrees. probably dropping to the upper 40s in a couple of hours. dry air continuing to work in. certainly unusual for this time of year. that will provide us with very comfortable humidity today and

the high migrates east. an easterly flow brings clouds off the atlantic and increases our rain chances the next few days with the temperatures. that will help moderate our air mass. looking much milder. then a front arrives that will pull in moisture ahead of it and guess what? the front stalls to our north probably meanders over the weekend here. not as cool this afternoon and much milder as we get into the morning hours tomorrow. by the afternoon 80-degree weather comes back. still with comfortable humidity, then we'll increase humidity, moisture, temperatures, rain chances, 30% coverage on thursday. then we'll look at 40 to 50% rain chances, occasional on and off showers as it looks now with a lot of cloud cover through the weekend and heading into early next week. let's go to the traffic center and see if anything is brewing on the roads. we have an update on the crash we were talking about earlier in sarasota. eastbound university parkway, crash seems to be in the

backups all the way toonoray but now in the green to i-75. you should have no issues there. opening up our cameras, let's see what it looks like on top of the sunshine skyway, visibility is good. not too windy so bridges open, taking nine minutes now to get from toll booth to toll booth. checking your drive times on some of the major streets in our area, u.s. 19 southbound from tampa road to eastbay, 12 minutes. 17 minutes on the veterans expressway from 54 to 275. and five minutes on dale mabry from fletcher to waters. if you need a boost to get going this tuesday there's a new latte flavor at starbucks. >> this is the coffee chain's new karma caramelized honey latte. you can order it hot, iced or frappuccino form starting today. you may want to watch how

into the starbucks cups. some say they are getting glierchghtd surfers, star -- cheated. they say it counts as false advertising. we're still following that breaking news out of brussels. we're working to confirm if any of the 13 people killed in a series of attacks were american. several explosions rocking through the airport and the metro stations. here are new pictures circulating on social media, video we're just getting in as well. people evacuating from the metro stops there, the subway station, we're continuing to month -- monitor this. 6:19. kindle users, upload your device. or they won't give you books anymore. >> reporter: in "tech bytes" -- attention kindle users, you may have trouble accessing your books this morning.

amazon's automatic software upgrade for all kindles built before 2013. but not all is lost, it's still possible to manually download the latest software. early word on the i-phone 5se that apple unveiled yesterday is that it looks and feels practically the same as the i-phone 5 introduced more than three years ago. most of the changes are under the hood, faster processor, better camera and other upgrades that were introduced for the i-phone 6. apple also unveiled a smaller i-pad pro, early reviews say it has a much better display especially for colors.

welcome back. 6:24. new video of a smoky scene in the disney theme park. a fire broke out under a float yesterday afternoon. this video posted on-line shows guests evacuating as smoke filled up the theater. stagehands distinguished the fire before firefighters arrived. no one was hurt. disney officials say this morning's shows will be likely cancelled. the cause now under investigation. 6:24. now that sea world is ending its killer whale breeding program, an animal right group

those are pens that allow them to be in the ocean without giving them total freedom in the wild. in a statement issued yesterday peta says it will file the shareholders requests next year. peta bought a number of requests when sea world went public in 2013 so it could make resolutions. outside, not the best day for sea world. >> it's all right. the morning is a problem. some of us on spring break but some are not. so there you go. 48 degrees, it's cold by by the afternoon we recover into the 70s. 80 degrees are coming back. we'll talk about that and rain chances in a few minutes. breaking news from belgium, brussels specifically. coordinated terror attacks on the city's airport and metro stations. at least 13 people dead. this is video from inside the airport. one worker there saying the

happened near a counter where customers pay for overweight baggage. a colleague said the second blast was near the starbucks. and 5 blast in the metro station. panic everywhere. that worker jumped into a luggage chute for safety. count on us for continuing coverage throughout this hour. good morning. we're watching the interstates. here's a live look at i-275 and fowler if you're heading into downtown it's only going to take you about eight minutes at this point. we have a crash in pinellas, southbound u.s. 19 on frontage road near east bay.

at 6. 30. updating breaking news we've been following all morning. >> terrorist attacks in europe and belgium's capital, the

of deadly attacks there. >> belgian media now reporting at least 13 people are dead. there are reports at least one of the explosions at the airport was a suicide bomber. we have new video of the aftermath of the attacks at the airport, you can see the extensive damage in the departure hall. people in the city are told to celtser in place where they are, the terror alert now up to its highest level. look at this video, those who were using the metro system at the time of the blasts evacuated in the dark under emergency lighting only walking along the tracks. and abc news reporter arriving on scene just minutes ago says traffic is at a standstill in the city as police blocked off routes to the airport. the authorities worried about more attacks especially after police arrested the eighth

brussels. >> we spoke yesterday with someone from the interior ministry which runs security in brussels and the spokesman was telling us that the fear now is attacks. abdelslam, warned more attacks. other spots in europe are responding. we just found out france is now reinforcing security at airports, train stations and metro stations and deployed 1,600 extra police officers. we'll keep tracking this for you throughout the morning. >> let check the temperature now. cold stuff out there. we are in fact looking at a frost advisory, can you imagine first week of spring? noncoastal citrus and hernando counties with patchy frost through 9:00 a.m. quit a spread of temperatures, if you're along the coast, st. pete, 58 degrees with the water

across the interior in the 40s. 36 inverness. by the afternoon wind coming in out of the east and eventually southeast will warm us up with plenty of sunshine. we'll be back in the 70s so let's go to the traffic center and not too many issues so far. not too bad. in fact we're going to start on the tampa side of the howard frankland bridge at 275 and kennedy. this is what it looks like, traffic still pretty light out there, it's taking just seven minutes to get across the howard frankland, less than 10 across the other three bridges from here to downtown on 2735 that is taking another six minutes. 275. so looking great there. on 275 in pinellas county up to speed in both directions, this is what it looks like at i-257 and roosevelt. not too far from here we have a crash southbound u.s. 19 just before you get to eastbay. this is actually on frontage road. now. where are you now and what can you tell us?

hadn't quite made it down there yesterday. we're going to be there in a moment. in the meantime let's look at something, unless it's nighttime you won't notice that blue stripe. the new overpass at u.s. 19. you can see how traffic is getting under there. here. we're going to head south and look at the frontage road, by the walmart. stick around. 6:33. happening today -- president obama wrapping up his historic trip to cuba, he has several stops planned today before this afternoon. >> laura harris is there now in havana with a look at the president's schedule and what the tampa bay rays have to do with all of it. >> reporter: first let me mention what is going on around me, no, no hurricane, no inclement weather but it's been windy like this the past couple of days, we're hoping it's going to clear up for the baseball game a little later on this afternoon.

in a second but first, in a few hours president obama is scheduled to speak to the cuban people. just about the rationale behind trying to improve relations between the two countries. yesterday it was a big move, we saw history happening as president obama and cuban president raul castro vowing to continue to press forward with the changes, loosening the strings on the more than 50- year-old embargo. and the two expected to unite again today but this time through sport. they are both scheduled to attend the baseball game between the tampa bay rays and cuban national team in havana this afternoon. i spoke to some of the rays, they say it's more than just an honor to play in front of the cuban people and people from back home but also a chance to be part of history. >> hopefully we bring some -- we take some awareness of what is actually going on here and hopefully the people from cuba

we're here and going forward, hopefully having some things change as far as the human rights go. >> reporter: free admission to today's game but getting in will be pretty difficult. we saw people that came all the way from tampa bay but there are not enough tickets to go around. one last note -- possibly a product of all of the changes that are happening between the united states and cuba. select cruises will now be allowed to cruise from the u.s. to cuba. that starts in may. with all of that, many commercial airlines have already petitioned and are trying to be able to fly here starting hopefully by the end of this year or next. in havana, laura harris, back to you. >> laura will be with the rays as they take to the baseball diamond this afternoon. she spent the last two days sharing videos and pictures of

jaw-dropping video. a child's dangerous ride on the interstate, fortunately some good samaritans stepped in to make sure the story had a happy anthony stewart noticed the child riding south on 275 yesterday. you see him on a bicycle in the top of the screen? he and two other drivers, created a moving wall to make sure no one hit him. stewart said he followed the young boy three miles until he toll plaza. troopers say the boy has a unexpectedly. he was not hurt and is back home with his parents this morning. >> if it was my kid i would want somebody to please get him out of the road. i don't want to visit the kids in a funeral. i'm sure his parents didn't either. i felt like it's my duty. >> again troopers say that boy has a disability and left home unexpectedly. stay with our abc action news and you can see more of that video on our app. now up to date on breaking news we told but yesterday. we learned a group of young men were celebrating birthdays just

sarasota killing three of them. a fourth victim survived, he and the driver of the car who died just turned 21. officers say that car was speeding on university parkway when it ran off the road hitting several trees. police say toxicology results are expected within the next few weeks to see if drugs or alcohol also played a role. a final goodbye for hillsborough county deputy who sacrificed his life to save a stranger. a wake will be held today for deputy john kotfila in his massachusetts hometown followed by burial tomorrow. earlier this month kotfila drove in between a wrong way driver and another car on the selmon expressway absorbing the impact of the crash. we just found out that wrong way driver who also died had a blood alcohol level more than three times the legal limit. cold start. temperatures in the 30s and 40s but we're right at 50 in tampa, st. pete milder there by the afternoon. we warm up to the 70s with full

up even more so the next few days. and rain chances coming back. we talk about that in the next hour. we are just getting word of a crash in tampa, southbound dale mabry at hillsborough. this is not where you want to have a crash during the morning rush. i am starting to see some delays southbound on dale mabry. we are also following a crash in pinellas on u.s. 19, frontage road near eastbay, captain al is heading there. more coming up in a few minutes. 6:38. we'll be updating you all in belgium. 13 people dead. these coordinated attacks happening at the brussels airport. these are sceenlz scenes from inside that airport. the death toll is rising, at least 13 killed so far in the attacks. we're hearing of fatalities also as a result of explosions at metro stations at the city, but the exact number of fatalities is unknown. we do know dozens have been injured. stay with us for continuing

6:41. an update on the custodial fight involving a 6-year-old girl we told you about yesterday. children and family services are removing little lexy despite her family's screams as she's taken from her heart broken foster parents. [screaming] >> no! >> you see the people crying. lexy is now in the care of non- blood relatives in utah. this case involved the tribal custody battle that hinged on the indian child welfare act from the 1970s, aimed at protecting native american children. lexy is 1.5% chocktaw. you're updating you on breaking news from belgium at 6:42. just in from abc, they are reporting now at least 15 people dead and 55 injured in

metro station as well as the airport, these are scenes of passengers evacuating that airport from the terminal. this is the departure terminal at the brussels airport. these are being called terror attacks. we have continuing coverage throughout the morning. stay with us.

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posted on morning news. from belgium, at least 15 people are dead and more than 50 injured in what is called coordinated terror attacks at the brussels airport and metro stations nearby. we've just pulled this video from the feeds. this is from outside one of the metro stations there, people taping to the maybe injured -- attending to the many injured. all flights have been cancelled in and out of the brussels airport and the terror alert to its highest level there. and witnesses say at least one of the attacks specifically at the airport was from a suicide bomber and described the aftermath as like a war scene. we know of fatalities at this metro station but we're working to get an exact number. i just read a report on twitter of one belgian firefighter saying there may be as many as 21 people dead. we're continuing to monitor this all morning. good morning.

crash on dale mabry in the hillsborough. you can see the traffic starts around lambright so leave yourself extra time if your morning drive takes you through that intersection. let's check drive times. should you switch to the veterans expressway? both running about the same, 19 minutes on dale mabry from van dyke to 275 and the same amount of time to make that drive on the veterans expressway. elsewhere in the bay area, the slowest point seems to be on i- 4 as far as the interstates go, 275. looking great on 75 and 275 in pinellas county. captain al police pinellas there. what can you tell us? one. southbound u.s. 19 frontage road so not u.s. 19, the frontage road approaching eastbay drive, there's that kaiser university there before

there's also a bus stop. apparently that little white suv collided with the bus stop. don't know if anyone was sitting there at the time. doesn't look that way. police on scene letting cars get by, not really creating a traffic problem. you -- ulmerton road deading busy towards the howard frankland bridge. cold start. january temperatures in the mid and upper 30s throughout the nature coast where temperatures are expected to drop a little bit more so this morning. frost advisory that continues into 9:00 a.m. away from the coast. st. pete, the warm spot. high pressure on top of us, calm winds, clear skies. the high moves east and the flow turns to the east southeast bringing more cloud cover, additional moisture as well and by the time we get into thursday rain chance already up. we're going to have that moisture really climb up.

the north, it will have a hard time pushing south so it's going to hang out across the north and meander here that means rain chances increase. by the way the temperature this afternoon despite the cold start with the easterly flow beginning to moderate now. low 70s. we lost the winds so won't feel as cold. overnight temperatures tonight, dropping into the 50s. and with that head start we're up to 80 degrees by the afternoon, upper 70s along the coast and we'll check the extended forecast as we take you into thursday. that is when our rain chances go up. 30% coverage for occasional showers. the problem is that front doesn't clear out so as long as it hangs out here the rain chances remain. that will continue into the weekend, rain chance 50%. look at the temperatures. mild stuff, low 80s with overnight temperature in the 70s. 6:49. breaking overnight in ruskin, we're following a shooting that sent three people to the hospital and seemed to stem from an argument over an on- line sale.

lifer from the neighborhood where this happened to explain. >> reporter: good morning. once again quiet in this neighborhood but hours ago a much different story as shots rang out on this quiet street. deputies clearing the scene about 45 minutes ago and now investigators are going through evidence to try to figure out what exactly happened here. what we know so far -- right now around 10:00 p.m. last night a group of people met up on fire rock place to sell items they listed on an web site. some sort of fight happened and while the deal was going down shots were hit. three people were taken to the hospital, they are expected to survive. as what led to the argument, how it got to the point of shots fired, that is still unknown at this hour. we're also working to work gather who was shot and who is in custody.

bring them to you on line and on air, abcactionnews.com. corey dierdorff, abc action news. 6:51. democracy 2016 -- the five remaining presidential candidates hoping to convince voters in three states out west to vote for them. >> that's right. democratic frontrunner hillary clinton is looking to extend her lead over bernie sanders with wins expected in arizona, utah and idaho. her focus is shifting from her primary challenger to her republican counterpart. attacking donald trump at a pro- israel aipac conference saying he flip flops but shoots back accusing the -- but he shoots back accusing the president of weak policy in israel. former texas trooper who arrested sandra bland is set to go before a judge this afternoon.

jurors didn't believe the statements he took her from a car so he could conduct a safer traffic investigation. after pulling her over for a broken taillight. she was found dead in her jail cell after her arrest, death ruled a suicide. her relatives though filed a wrongful death lawsuit. two state agencies in new york are investigating how a licensed funeral home sent the wrong body to a funeral service. 81-year-old val jean mcdonald died of lung cancer in december. her family had an open casket funeral service for her in the bronx. during the service a 10-year- old boy noticed it was not his grandmother in the casket. >> my son came and tapped me and said that don't look like grandma val. we didn't realize it until afterwards because the woman looked so much like my mother. we figured after so long in the hospital that when you have stage 4 cancer that it would actually change you.

look, would be totally different. >> a spokesperson for the funeral home releasing a statement apologizing saying it's reimbursing that family for all costs associated with the funeral. time now 6:52. counting down to "good morning, america." >> back to the big breaking story. brussels police now confirming at least 28 people died and 55 were injured in a series of coordinated terrorist attacks on the city's airport and metro station this morning. we do know of at least one suicide bomber involved in this. number of casualties is expected to rise, those bombings coming during the morning rush. the blasts happening just days after the arrest of saleh abdelslam, the lone surviving suspect from last year's paris terror attacks. belgian prime minister calling this "a dark moment for our nation." a historic major league matchup today between our tampa bay rays and the cuban national team signals a major change in

president obama in cuba meeting with the island's ruler, raul castro, some calling it the final chapter of the cold war? however. this visit is also very controversial, some in the cuban american community believe the game and the president's visit ignores the pain endured by so many people under the cast throw government for decades -- casts castro government for decades. in tampa, a fire in the parking lot. that driver now charged with dui, fire crews put out that fire. to a consumer alert you should hear about. a popular children's drink, bug juice, recalling 46,000 cases of its drinks saying some may be contaminated with get this, plastic or metal shavings. if you're interested in knowing about this look for the bottle code that ends in "obc." if you have any be sure to

good morning, we're seeing some major slowdowns on dale mabry southbound due to a crash at hillsborough. hillsborough avenue seems to be moving well in both directions but dale mabry starting to stack up, you might want to consider the veterans depending on where you're coming from and where you're going. elsewhere, i-4 heading to tampa. what it looks like through ybor bit. let's check drive times on i-4. >> captain al is flying over the courtney campbell causeway. how are things looking there? >> reporter: a beautiful shot. on the camera there. that is the rocky point side of the courtney campbell causeway. very top there left-to-right is the veterans expressway coming from hillsborough to the merge with the airport or on to 275. no delays on this side. everything's moving well.

it's a frigid start for some of us, 30s and 40s but we'll get back up to the 60s by noon and then we'll climb up to the low 70s with more sunshine on the way for today. again updating our breaking news we've been following all morning at 6:56. this is out of brussels, belgium. coordinated terror attacks injured. at least these are just preliminary numbers. the airport and metro station near the eu headquarters attacked. the country's terror alert at highest level. the belgian prime minister saying moments ago we realize we are facing a tragic moment, we have to be calm and show solidarity. we will have continuing and "good morning, america" will have it as well. >> we're learning now all three explosions are terror-related. we'll send out push alerts with updates throughout our free mobile app. the president in cuba of course has been briefed on this. we expect to hear from him in the next couple of hours.

coming up in a few minutes.

good morning, america. at least three explosions rocked the capital of brussels this morning. a suicide bomber reportedly targets the crowded airport. >> there were explosions in the main building. >> ceilings collapsing. running for their lives. another blast rocks a metro station. just days after a major suspect in the paris terror attacks is arrested. americans in europe told to shelter in place. nypd set to ramp up security here in new york. the hunt is on right now for who's behind these blasts.