stall out. when that happens you get moisture pooling along it and that is going to keep occasional showers in the forecast through the weekend, coming up. >> no one likes a soggy easter egg hunt. >> we are certainly going to have some wet weather, not a complete washout. as far as the traffic goes, if you're heading out the door no problems, just a crash i-75 at bruce b downs, working to get more details, i'll let you know here and of course on twitter @tampabaytraffic. i-275 through downtown tampa looking great. wide open in both directions, just about five minutes to get from here to the howard frankland bridge. if you're heading to i-4 maybe in the lakeland area and heading into tampa you have a smooth ride ahead of you. 22 minutes from county line road to downtown. 15 minutes from county line road to 75. and just seven minutes to get from 75 to 275. major progress overnight in the investigation of a deadly

24 hours ago. >> overnight investigators identified the suspects accused of killing 34 people and injuring hundreds more. we have the three pictures, all the suspects are seen at the brussels international airport. the two on the left brothers, believed to be the suicide bombers, a third man on the right at this hour is still on the run. >> meanwhile some new video showing the moments of chaos inside the airport after those two blasts, isis claiming yesterday. even releasing photos of fighters in syria, handing out candy to children to celebrate the devastation. no surprise the suspects aiming to kill chose rush hour as their target time knowing the airport and the subway would be full of people. while brussels remains on its highest security alert we're checking on security threats in the u.s. >> the dorks are assuring people this morning -- the dorks are assuring people this -- the department of homeland

specific threlt to -- threat to america. four victims are mormon missionaries from utah. 19-year-old mason wells here has shrapnel injuries this morning along with burns and ruptured achilles tendon but his dad says with all the bad that happened there's good. >> because we received news our son survived. my heart goes out to those that received news their son didn't survive or their family member didn't survive. i'm grateful ours did. >> you may have seen his story on social media. this is -- this boy's third terror attack. he was just a block from the boston marathon bombing and the entire family was in france when terrorists attacked paris in november. 6:02. breaking news, results just rolling in for the latest contest to pick the presidential nominees. democratic candidate bernie sanders winning two of the three states against hillary clinton. idaho and utah. the vermont senator proud of the wins considering just how

>> in utah, tonight in idaho and tonight in arizona there are recordbreaking turnouts in terms of votes. >> hillary clinton though victorious with the biggest prize of the night. >> i'm also very proud to have won arizona tonight. [ cheering and applause ] >> you heard her right there. chin sharing her excitement to win the arizona primary. arizona had the most delegates at 75. clinton will receive the majority of those. on the republican side as expected ted cruz won the caucuses in utah. he's on pace to take all of the state's delegates by finishing with more than 50% of the vote. and we just learned former florida governor jeb bush plans to endorse cruz. earlier in the night frontrunner donald trump won arizona's gop primary. coming up at 6:30. we'll add up how many delegates the candidates now have. voters cast ballots for the primary last week but college

engaged in the race for the white house, five students each representing one of the remaining candidates will participate in a mock debate tonight at usf. you are welcome to attend. that begins 6:00 in the marshal student center. the haines city police department needs your help to find this man. this is a picture of frankie harvey lester last seen at his home february 10th. he also goes by the name keith lester. he was last seen driving a 2011 white nissan four-door sentra, kxep06 -- dxep06 license plate. an accidental shooting investigation in st. petersburg. deputies say it happened just after 9:00 last night at the having bond mobile home -- vagabond mobile home park on 46th avenue north. we're told one person was shot after a gun accidentally discharged. the victim went to the hospital, is expected to survive. why the gun went off still under investigation. a north carolina news

that is maureen o'boyle. she was brutally raped and abused 30 years ago and now she says the man convicted of raping her and another woman could get out of jail 20 years early. >> it is the truth about rape, it's the truth about violent crimes against women. it's what happened to me. please, if you can take a second and you do want to read about it please sign this petition. >> in that petition on change.org o'boyle reveals the gruesome details about the attack and how james starling stalked her for months. o'boyle says investigators even found film with pictures of young girls posing for him at his house. next month she will speak at starling's court hearing. to read more on her story we have a link to the petition on abcactionnews.com. the family of a central florida man is also in fear that the woman accused of brutally beating their father could soon be out of jail. last month police arrested two women for attacking 74-year-

stealing his pain pills. you see the injuries he suffered here. the family just found out that bond for one of the suspects, 29-year-olds tasha mullens was drastically lowered, the family says the bond was dropped because of a delay in testing the narcotics recovered during the arrest. that apparently kept prosecutors from filing a formal statement of charges in the case. this morning the fdle hasn't said why those tests were delayed. we're taking action for your family to make sure your kids are getting the nutritious meals they need on spring break. if your kids go to school in manatee county there's free lunch all week. these are places you can grab a free meal. including daughtry elementary school, bradenton village apartments on 3rd street west 6:06. still to come -- clearwater police looking for a man right now, what he did with a hammer, he stole from a store that he's walking into. >> a man accused of leaving a

that he bought with stolen money. how he managed to purchase hundreds of dollars on someone

6:09. a new picture shows a man attacking a walgreen's clerk with a hammer. >> happened on a store on cleveland street sunday morning. police say the suspect grabbed

it to threaten the clerk. he demanded money within three seconds and started counting. when he got to three he swung the hammer at the clerk. police not saying if the clerk was injured. if you know who this suspect is you're urged to call clearwater police. st. pete police are looking for the man that used a stolen credit card to buy hundreds of dollars in merchandise. he's caught here on surveillance camera at a walmart. he was last seen in a blue long sleeved florida gator chert shirt. police say he bought electronics with a stolen credit card if you can identify this man call clearwater police. cool out there but not as cold as yesterday. temperatures in the 50s. still a little jacket may be needed. wind not as much of an issue. by the afternoon 80 degrees and we're going to have big time changes heading into the weekend. more moisture coming in, rain chances going up. 6:10. improvements made to keep flooding from wreaking havoc

we find out what has been done and if local leaders are satisfied it will be enough. >> from his waist down looked like he couldn't move at all. >> then a tragic accident when two skydivers collide mid-air. one of the men was likely unconscious during his 14,000 foot freefall.

this morning we're hearing from one person that saw the aftermath when two skydivers collided mid-air near zephyrhills. right now doctors are treating both of the men. officials at sky dive city say they jumped from more than 14,000 feet and after colliding mid-air one man deployed his parachute and landed safely. the other was likely unconscious and was saved when a rescue device opened his reserve chute just 750 feet above the ground. pat bila saw the second man

zone on state road 54. >> he had use of his arms and stuff and he could move his head but we -- wouldn't let him move. we kept him still. >> this is the second serious incident this month. a man died in early march when his main chute failed and he didn't open his reserve. a rocket lit up florida's night sky last night. the atlas 5 successfully lifting off after 11:00. carrying a cargo ship into orbit that is delivering several tons of food, experiments and other supplies to the international space station. the ship is scheduled to rendezvous with the iss early saturday morning. a beautiful night for a liftoff. >> did you see it? >> i was not up at 11:00 last night. >> i wasn't either. >> i knew we would have great video of it. >> yeah, from facebook. if you took a picture of it or saw it let us know. good stuff certainly. clear skies out there.

used to work in orlando we would scrub the launches because of weather. not so last night. clear skies, looking pretty good as far as temperatures. if you like the cool air anyway. 40s to the north, an improvement from last night this time around. this morning in the 30s. dry air still on top. look at this, this is january air mass with very dry arizona- like dew points here. very difficult to get anything going as far as rising motion in the atmosphere here. so right in the lower levels, this is about 5,000 feet up, at the lower levels we begin to get an easterly flow, that may give us a trail with the clouds today but that is about it. it's upstream we have to look well to the north and west where a blizzard is getting going. denver now getting snow. that eventually will head east, not in our area but it's the cold front associated with it that will slide in here. out ahead of that we'll prime the atmosphere a little with more moisture as that southeast wind continues to take over. that i think will yield about

this is the issue, the front that is coming out of that low that is bringing the blizzard to the west, well that is going to lose steam because the low is going to be so far north it won't drive it through here so it leaves it behind. leaves it on top of us in fact. it will meander a little here as stationery fronts tend to do. what that means is we're going to have this pooling of moisture here, a few disturbances from the gulf, providing with us occasional showers, even a few showers and storms. that begins friday, continues into saturday, sunday and into monday as well. so each and everyday not going to rain from dawn to desk but keep in mind that we are going to continue to very unsettled weather here, so we're game for showers throughout the weekend. temperatures this afternoon upper 70s to around 80. not as cool tonight with the southeast flow, 60s. in fact overnight lows heading into the weekend will be in the 70s. low to mid-80s as we head through tomorrow. sunny and mild certainly out there. again a few clouds this afternoon but not much.

i think we're pretty much dry throughout the day but it's friday as the front approaches. that is when we crank up the rain chances to 50%. that continues saturday and on easter sunday as well. keep it in mind. i think in fact for easter sunday we're ok in the morning if you have sunrise services, should be dry. it's the afternoon that i'm concerned about. more showers on the way. that lingers into early next week. here's the roads with janelle martinez. >> we have incidents reported on i-75 southbound, here we are at i-75 and fowler, traffic looking great here but a little further north at fletcher someone twooted me and said an 18-wheeler spilled a ton of bark in the roadway. that may take time to clean up. so make sure you watch for that. and even further north we have a crash here southbound i-75 at bruce b downs, fhp reporting road block in the outside lane. however, traffic indicators in the green leading right up to the crash so i'm not seeing a major delay here. i'll keep an eye on it and let

any delays. let's check the drive times on i-75, still in the green, 21 minutes from 52 to i-4. and 10 minutes from the apex to i-4. this morning we've got positive signs that any rain we see this summer won't or hopefully won't, cause the flooding mess we saw last summer especially for people in pasco county. >> one county commissioner there took a tour of the improvements made in some areas. commissioner starkey said she wanted to see for herself how their efforts will help prevent the flooding. >> trying to make things better next time, the county removed vegetation that blocked water from flowing easily and made fixes to a building to keep water from backing up. >> added netting to keep the creek open and water flowing. some homeowners didn't have any issues, while others are still feeling the effects from last summer's heavy rain. >> i'm sure we'll be tested and then we'll see if our -- all our work and efforts have come to fruition but we have a long way to go. >> commissioner starkey says

dollars on several projects. 6:20. coming up -- a change coming to medicines many are prescribed. all in an effort to save lives. what is changing on your pill bottle to make it happen? >> first social media sites and wireless companies are offering free services for anyone affected by the terror attacks in brussels. abc has our "tech bytes." >> reporter: in today's "tech bytes" -- tech companies offer their services following the terror attacks in brussels. >> facebook activated its safety check feature which lets people check on the status of their loves ones following a disaster. sprint, verizon and at&t are offering customers free calls and texts to brussels. >> "consumer reports" says the best smartphone ever tested, samsung galaxy s7. >> reports of delivering on promises about long battery life, water resistance and more.

there are fans of the wii you -- news for them. >> nintendo says it will stop making this and focus its attention on a new mx device and mobile gaming.

so ask new information about painkillers like vicodin and percocet.

labels that will say the drug should only be used when other medications and alternative therapies cannot control pain. the black box warning is the most severe warning label there is. it will be required on immediate release formulations. additional safety labeling changes will also be required. according to the cdc more than 40 americans died everyday from prescription drug overdoses. the new york mother who injected benadryl into her sick son's feeding tube has been ordered to stay away from him. jessica valek pleaded guilty to misdemeanor child endangerment earlier this month. cincinnati children's hospital was treating her 4-year-old for a rare skin disease when she injected the allergy medicine into his tube. it makes his skin fragile and his body's reaction to the medication caused him a lot of pain. in exchange for the felony plea prosecutors dropped more serious charges. she's been ordered to serve 180

she's served most of it so she will be released in a week. temperatures in the 50s. by pickup time 79. some on vacation, some back in school, if you are going to be heading outside, a little jacket certainly would not be a bad idea as temperatures are still a little cool for this time of year. but we'll warm up nicely through the afternoon. the rain is going to be headed our way. we'll be timing out and heading into the holiday weekend in a few minutes. 6:26. coming up -- a thief accused of stalking his victims before striking at atms. how his latest victim says he managed to manipulate her and leave with hundreds of dollars of her money. >> breaking news, the winds across the board for presidential candidates, this is the latest round of primaries and caucuses. we're totaling those delegate counts to see who is closest to

breaking news at 6:30

record voter turnout as presidential candidates claim their victories in three states. we'll tell you who those voters marked on their ballot and who is in the lead to become the nominees. tion has the latest election -- abc action news has the latest election results on air and on-line. our thoughts are with the people in belgium this morning a day after the terror attacks in that country. tampa and many cities across the world are showing support this morning lighting up the monuments. this is the sun trust building downtown in the colors of the belgian flag. ivan with a look at temperatures as we start the morning. pretty mild out there. >> looking much better than yesterday here. a little cool in spots but we'll overcome that the next few days. still a little chilly to the north. 46 brooksville. 43 inverness. in the 50s in tampa and then st. pete with the wind off the bay, 62 degrees.

forecast, full sunshine, a few fair weather clouds unlike yesterday, this afternoon temperatures approaching 80 degrees. we'll talk about the moisture coming back with the front, providing some showers, even possibly storms into the weekend. so far enjoy your -- what is it? wednesday. >> it is wednesday. hump day. how are the roads? >> looking pretty good if you're trying to cross the bridges. this is the courtney campbell causeway, traffic still light, nine minutes to cross the courtney campbell. less than 10 across the other two bridges. we have some construction slowing things down in pinellas county, state road 580, westbound lanes are closed now, in front of countryside high school from mcmullen booth to landmark. a little bit slow as you head in here, you may want to consider taking kurlew instead. and following a crash on i-75 southbound around bruce b downs, seeing a little delay in the southbound lanes, fhp reporting roadblock there.

what can you see out there? >> reporter: there's quite a bit of -- something going on. southbound 57 past bruce b downs, both entrance ramps that come off bruce b downs both from east and west you can see there's a couple of troopers on the shoulder. a little further up, actually in one of the lanes is another trooper. looks like debris. so there could be debris there that you see. there's a road ranger there. they do have one lane closed so we're going to keep an eye on this because the backup now about a quarter mile and growing. we'll be on this. back to you. this morning people in brussels are out jogging, walking dogs a day after the city went on lockdown from the terrorist bombings. >> the death toll rising to 34 people this morning. and hundreds more injured. a top german official now saying he wants to see european security agencies exchange information more easily. right now belgian authorities

believed to be still alive, one of three suspects. lidged to the explosions at the brussels international airport. two are brothers believed to be suicide bombers, the third man still on the run now. authorities carrying out raids overnight to try and track him down. isis claiming responsibility for the attacks yesterday. after the attacks in brussels security right here at home is certainly beefed up. > it is, abc action abc action news rodney dunigan at the tampa international airport. have you seen increased presence? >> reporter: you couldn't miss it. as soon as we walked through the doors there were three uniformed police officers walking the halls even before passengers got here. airport officials say it's a key part what have they are doing to not only keep people safe but keep minds at ease. what you will also notice when you arrive here, more tsa agents at the checkpoints and also notice more police k-9s walking the property as well. at tampa international announcements have also been

passengers that if they see anything suspicious they should report it right away. left unattended. we spoke with a number of passengers this morning who are still shaken by what happened in brussels. and relieved to know steps are safe. >> i understand there are meshers that have to be taken to give yourself a better chance of preventing that kind of stuff. if it means a little longer over the line that i have to go through i'm good with that. >> it makes us feel more safe. it's good. i'm sure when we get to portland it's not as bad as this one because it's a smaller airport but it's getting more security too. >> reporter: passengers also tell me they are being more watchful in the common areas like the flight check-in as well as the lounge area. and airport officials are also warning travelers this morning, to make sure you get to the airport on time, at least an hour and-a-half to two hours to make sure you get through all

measures to make sure you make that flight on time. reporting live at tampa international airport, rodney dunigan, abc action news. one of the last flights out of brussels just before the bombs went off landed at orlando sanford airport. and law officers met that plane immediately boarding the aircraft before anyone was allowed off. that plane was kept away from the main buildings and terrible nails so police could search for -- terminals so police could search for any weapons that may have been on board. then passengers were bussed to the terminal where they were reunited with worried family. >> it could have been something like miss a ticket or my bag needed to get checked again. i i could have been in that situation. i felt blessed to be back. >> that flight stopped in miami and then returned to belgium but to a different airport. breaking news in democracy 2016 -- all the contests called this morning in western tuesday races in idaho, utah

a new endorsement announced president. we start on the democratic side, hillary clinton padding her delegate lead after taking the win in the arizona primary. she will take home most of arizona's 75 delegates adding to her lead with super delegates. clinton now has 1,861 delegates compared to bernie sanders who checks in at 927. it takes a total of 2,382 to win the democratic nomination. let's check the republican side, donald trump had a big win in arizona. his delegate lead now up to 739. meantime an endorsement coming in for ted cruz, former florida governor jeb bush saying he'll throw his support behind the texas senator. this morning we know cruz is also getting the support of voters in utah, winning the caucuses there, that puts him at a total of 465 delegates, john kasich didn't have a super tuesday.

yesterday, trails now with just 143 delegates. takes a total of 1,237 to win the republican nomination. the next state to hold a primary, wisconsin, that happens april 5th. 6:37 now. we're learning how an 83-year- old woman says a thief managed to manipulate her, took $800 from her at a sarasota atm. this could happen to anyone. deputies are searching for this guy, they say he has been targeting people at atms, stalking victims and then waits for the right time to hop right on to the machine that those people were previously on. but their accounts are still open. he acts like he closes out the transaction but instead steals their money. >> in retrospect i just feel stupid but when things happen fast sometimes you just don't pinpoint them. >> donna says she's grateful she was not hurt. says she feels foolish the suspect was able to take advantage of her and trick her

her account was still open. >> cool start this morning but by the afternoon we should warm up nicely. in fact by lunchtime we'll be up into the upper 70s and janelle, not looking too bad for the evening commute with temperatures in the low 80s. we're keeping an eye on the interstates. fdot with a live picture at i- 275 and fowler. this is typically one of the busiest spots during the morning commute. you can see cars starting to stack up as they make their way north towards downtown tampa. south towards downtown tampa. it's taking 10 minutes to make the drive now. captain al is flying over a crash on i-75 near bruce b downs, will have more on that in a few minutes. hulk hogan, that story is coming up. about his $140 million win and judgment against gawker. he tells us what he was feeling the moment he burst into tears. that is next in an exclusive

welcome back. 6:42. breaking news in the brussels terrorist attacks. belgian media now reporting a third suspect in the brussels airport bombing has been arrested. >> we are just getting this word in the last couple of minutes. we're working to get you more information, whether or not it was that third suspect that was at the airport that still is unknown at this time but as soon as we get new information about this breaking overnight arrest in belgium we'll pass it along. this morning only abc news is catching up exclusively with wrestling star hulk hogan after a massive reward for his sex tape trial and victory against gawker media. we've been covering this story since it began and endedded, for now with a st. petersburg jury awarding terry bollea, aka hulk hogan, $140 million. he's now describing the moment when the jury read thevert and how he broke down sobbing. also revealing how discouraged

year legal battle. >> they did everything they could to deter me. hoping financially i wouldn't be able to stay in the game, either i would quit or tap out. >> attorneys with gawker say they will appeal. hogan has plenty to say about his multimillion-dollar verdict and what is next for him. catch the full interview here on your abc action news station after this newscast on "good morning, america." still ahead -- what donald trump says typically gets people talking. this morning he's taking aim at a presidential candidate's wife. but there's more to the story.

good morning. we're checking out the roads in pinellas county. starting with i-275, traffic looking great here. starting to pick up a little bit but still up to speed on 275 in both directions. checking our cameras on i-4, right as you head into downtown tampa. again traffic starting to pick up a little. no incidents, no crashes or breakdowns to slow you down. let's check the drive on i-4 starting all the way back at county line road, taking almost a half-hour to get into downtown tampa and 12 minutes down there at the bottom from 75 to 275. captain al is flying over a crash at i-75 at bruce b downs. what are you seeing out there? >> reporter: good morning. it's creating somewhat of a

if you're southbound on i-75 coming down from wesley chapel through 56 and past the apex as you approach bruce b downs you'll see a slowdown about a half-mile before getting to the overpass. the reason being, there must be several vehicles involved although it doesn't appear to be very much damaged. there is something in one of the lanes there. so road rangers have one of the southbound lanes closed, on the far left, the ramp from southbound bruce b downs, and other lanes are southbound 275. they are cleaning that up. until that happens backup still about a half-mile. allow extra time. here's the forecast. high 50s and low 60s in st. pete. 40s to the north. we'll continue to see temperatures climbing by the afternoon, we should be back in the upper 70s. in fact low 80s as well. 57 tampa now. there are the 40s to the north, inverness and brooksville. break down the 7-day forecast. as we take a look at rain chances increasing the next few days. your hour by hour forecast

and we'll be in the 50s, eventually into the 70s and we'll do that with comfortable humidity by the way for today. not much of a wind, just a few clouds. i think we'll be in pretty good shape today. rain chances increase, i think tomorrow just a couple of showers, southeast wind bringing that moisture. then on friday we'll see that front arriving, so that through the weekend we'll have occasional showers, on and off, even a few thunderstorms but mainly it's going to be a shower threat as we head through saturday. in fact the problem, this continues into early next week. by the time we're done with this particular event which will be a stalled front. we could be talking about upwards of two inches of rainfall. that will happen throughout the four-day period so we're not day. mind. for sunday as we check the forecast, i think in the morning we're in pretty good shape nor easter with temperatures in the low 70s. high humidity as well, it's going to be a little uncomfortable. then in the upper 70s to lower 80s by the afternoon with the rain coverage at 50%.

rays are back in florida after their game in cuba. presidents obama and raul castro sitting together behind home plate to watch the historic baseball game. laura harris was there. she was one of the 55,000 people on hand. it's the first exhibition game played in cuba in nearly 20 years. before the game the president walked over to the rays dugout to say hello, shook a few hands. the whole team proud to represent the united states. >> we're having the time of our life to be able to come out and rhett representing america. the states, for a great cause. hopefully everything here gets better. and we continue to grow and come over and they get to play in the states. >> the rays beat the cuban national team 4-1. trip was historic not only for the rays but president obama. paving way with fresh relations. >> the bay your cubans now

not much has changed in the communist country. one, augustine lombard escaped cuba at age 14, making his way through a minefield and scaling the fence at guantanamo bay. he called this trip by president obama more of a facade. >> they are going to let obama go to certain places, they are not going to let him talk to the cuban citizens who are hungry, who are -- have no clothing, no hughes shoes. >> he says the only way for true change in cuba is a permanent change in the current regime. president obama continues his travels in argentina today. he and first lady michelle and two daughters arrived there overnight. the president will meet with argentina's president and the two will take questions from reporters. they are going to wrap up the day with a formal state dinner. nine months after sandra bland's death in texas the former trooper who stopped her car leading to her arrest is still denying wrongdoing.

to a misdemeanor perjury charge in texas. a grand indicted him in january. they say there's a discrepancy between his version of what happened and what the dash cam video reveals. if he's convicted he will face up so one year in jail and $4,000 fine. bland was found hanged in her jail cell three days after her arrest, death ruled a suicide. funeral arrangements made for former toronto mayor rob ford who recently lost his battle with cancer. his tenure was marred by his drunking problems and illegal drug use. still he was elected by a landslide to a city council seat. rob ford was 46. a west georgia teen facing serious charges for allegedly life. troupe county investigators developed death threats posted on-line and notified the fbi

at the teen's home monday. authorities haven't reclosed the tone's -- teen's name or the content of the threats. gop frontrunner posting this tweet saying ted cruz needs to be "be careful or else he would spill the beans on your wife." trump is upset about an ad that ran in utah that used a decade melania. crews fired back with his own twreet saying donald, if you try to attack heidi you're more of a coward than i thought. former alaska governor sarah palin is taking another shot at reality tv. a montana-based production company says she signed a deal to make a pilot for a reality courtroom tv show. if it gets picked up it could debut in the fall of next year. palin starred in another reality show in 2010 featuring her family, that ran for one season on tlc. 6:52. thank you for joining us on abc action news. >> while some others are

we're talking about a man in seattle. >> we have a live feed from seattle. we have this web site posted on our abcactionnews.com web site under story links. appears the guy there you see is starting to wake up after a long night's sleep in a tree. police will try again to get him down from the top of this 80 foot tall tree he climbed up yesterday. they negotiated with him for hours but he still won't budge and there's still, at least we have not heard of why. he climbed up there in the first place. >> this caused major traffic problems downtown as nearby streets were blocked off. again still not clear why he's there but it's been a strange experience so far. he's been throwing apples and branches at people trying to get him down. he must have gone up there with the apples because it's not an apple tree. >> it's not. >> when you see the hashtag manintree all over twitter and facebook this is what people are talking about.

as we count down to "good morning, america." >> starting with breaking news from brussels this morning. belgian media reporting the third suspect in yesterday's airport bombing has been arrested. he's the man you see in the hat on the right side of the screen. the report saying it's in fact the third suspect of those three identified, the other two on the left are brothers, believed to be suicide bombers who died in the attack. authorities were carrying out raids overnight to try and track him down. much more on gma just ahead. people flying out of tampa international airport will notice an increase in security this morning. more uniformed police officers along with additional tsa agents and police canines are walking the property. if you go you'll also hear audio messages asking you to alert authorities if you see anything suspicious. bernie sanders and ted cruz the big winners yesterday in three western states. sanders won two of the states but clinton, hillary clinton, still able to pad her delegate lead.

of the state's delegates by taking more than 70% of the vote. that win putting a dent in donald trump's chances of winning the gop nomination outright. the burial will begin in a few hours for the hillsborough county deputy who died a hero. deputy john kotfila jr. will be laid to rest today in his hometown of massachusetts. earlier this month he drove in between a wrong-way driver and another driver on the selmon expressway, to save a woman from the impact of the crash. good morning. we have a crash reported on the veterans expressway southbound at waters. i am seeing some backup here but it always looks congested this time of morning on the veterans expressway. so unclear now if the crash is causing any extra delays. let's check in with captain al. how are things where you are?

traffic southbound i-75 at bruce b downs. just a little beyond it, several vehicles and debris in the road has one lane closed. allow extra time. cool start but a lot of sunshine will warm us up this afternoon. back to near 80 so looking good. 72 by 8:00. it's national puppy day. congratulations to the new canines in the pinellas county sheriff's office. all four dogs you see here just earned their u.s. police k-9 association certifications. i just posted a picture of my dog as a puppy on my facebook page. i want you to share yours too. >> will do. "good morning, america" is next. catch hulk hogan sitting down for his exclusive interview. >> you can always keep up to date on air, mobile app, facebook and twitter

good morning, america. breaking news in the brussels bombing. reports the third suspect seen in this hat arrested overnight. these two others identified as brothers and new clues in this surveillance photo. what the single gloves two of them wearing tell us. stay down. >> and the dramatic moments of survival from inside that airport and on the metro train. the hero physician who helped the injured. >> cut off so many to find just massive shrapnel wounds. >> and the miraculous teen surviving the third terror attack in his life. we'll hear from him. >> all of europe on high alert. the dramatic warning for americans right now.