and 190 were injured including nine americans. and tonight isis is claiming responsibility. three explosions rocked brussels also known as the capital of europe. the first two happened at brussels international airport at 8:00 local time and a third explosion rocked a metro stop near the headquarters of the european union. vernon odom has more on the heightened caution has spurred here in philadelphia but first to "action news" reporter, sara bloomquist live in our satellite center tracking the latest developments from overseas. >> reporter: the manhunt is intensifying for at least one suspect. after isis claims responsibility for the three explosions that killed at least 34 people. in brussels, the security forces raided a home and found an explosive device and chemical products along with an isis flag. two explosions rocked brussels airport shortly before 8:00

a.m., witnesses describe the terrifying moment. >> big bang and everybody cried and ran along here and we saw smoke you know. >> this cell phone video shows smoke filled terminal and lug able and luggage scattered about and this woman screaming for help and people huddled on the floor. >> we passed security where the bombing took place and we were being rushed and push add way to the exit. >> a third bomb that did not explode was found and neutralized and police are hunting for the man on the right seen on airport surveillance and he is considered suspects, the other two men wearing black gloves on their left hands are likely suicide bombers. just over an hour later a bomb exploded in the last car of a subway train as it pulled out of the maalbeek subway station. in cuba president obama was

briefed by homeland security geysers. >> the thoughts and prayers of the american people are with the people of belgium and we stand with solidarity with them in condemning these outrageous attacks against innocent people. >> french president francois hollande says -- the last suspect in the paris attacks was arrested and the interior minister warned that other cells may carry out revenge attacks. >> abc news confirmed nine americans were injured including three missionaries from utah and a u.s. service member with his or her family of five. live in the satellite center, i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. those attacks in belgium have officials here in philadelphia on high alert tonight and vernon

odom continues our team coverage at 30 and street station. vernon? >> reporter: rick amtrak here at 30 and street station has dramatically increased security it's very visible. it's happening at major transit stations and platforms across the country and a lot of riders we found were rattled. >> all tickets and mobile devices thank you -- >> this is the way it is at 30th street stake, racked up higher than normal. bomb sniffing dogs and this new yorker says it was the same when he left the big apple this mon. >> security was very, very tight and there were tons of police and dogs. >> in response to the brussels massacre amtrak is joining other transits across the nation for more heavy armed cops delowed and bomb sniffing dogs. >> overall the chances of

anything happening to yourself is still pretty remote and i know they have extra security out, and you know i can't stop my life, got to keep living and do what i need to do. >> a little concerning. again you have to keep moving forward. this is what these guys want. so keep moving forward and doing what we do. >> we found a chester county man in the brussels airport just days ago, he is horrified by the attack. >> the people of belgium are extremely friendly and nice to tourists, it's a lovely city and it's just a terrible thing. >> septa police brass consulted with several authorities and they are beefing up security. >> we'll be more visibility and we are asked the public to be more aware. it's time for folks to see something and say something.

>> reporter: monica sources tell me these kinds of dramatic increases in security here are likely to remain in place for many weeks to come. live at 30th street station. >> thank you. and this attack targeted a major airport and philadelphia international airport is on guard. they have beefed up the number of uniformed officers here and john rawlins will have more from passengers taking to the skies despite the tragedy in belgium tonight at 6:00 and abc news is continuing to monitor the developments overseas and world news with david muir has a special one hour show, that is after "action news" at 6:00. and you can get the latest information on 6abc.com and following us on social media. in other news, civil rights

activists say that philadelphia has six months to clean up their act. philadelphia's police commissioner says he is ready to hold the department responsible. trish hartman has the story. >> reporter: philadelphia police commissioner richard ross and other officials emerged from court after a meeting with the judge and members of the civil liberties union. >> the judge had concerns. >> those were over the forces used with stop and frisk, a controversy police practice the subject of a lawsuit that police were stopping and frisking people without good reason. in the first half of 2015, 33% of all stops and 42% of all frisks were made without reasonable suspicion. the aclu says if things don't improve in six months they will seek sanctions from the courts. >> it has to be something subjective. it can't be an officer thinking,

i don't like the three kids on the corner or it's a high crime area. that is not enough. >> we'll increase our auditing provisions, have captains look at these things daily as opposed to quarterly. >> mayor kenney released a statement, saying we provide our officers with the resources they need and assuring all philadelphians there are real accountability measures in place to make sure that that oath is carried out. >> and while blacks are frisked more often those turned up less contraband and the next hearing in front of a judge is set for september 15th. >> police arrested two people after a donut stuffed with xanex pills was delivered to a high school today. brian perry went to bordentown

regional high. and officials got suspicious and they discovered a small plastic bag containing six prescription pills in the hole of the donut. well, the villanova wildcats are on their way to kentucky ahead of their showdown and the team got a big sendoff on campus. students alumni and fans gathered outside of davis center as the team started their journey to louisville. on thursday night the wildcats play the third seeded miami hurricanes hoping to land a spot in the elite eight as they continue their push to the final four. watch jeff skversky's reports from louisville starting later this week. matt pellman is in the traffic center. how are we looking? >> i have things i want to send off and we sent off two of them.

three broken down vehicles, one left approaching the vine street expressway partially sticking out into the left lane and northbound traffic jammed solid north of the walt whitman bridge up to girard avenue where one of the vehicles was blocking a lane for a while. and the vine street expressway is jammed from the schuylkill to 95 and in the mix a crash from broad street taking out the left lane. also extra jam on the southbound side of the blue route this afternoon, 476 speeds in the teens approaching villanova to springfield a crash in the shoulder and traffic light troubles in berlin along cross keys road and lyndonwald along laurel road and runnemede an accident on the black horse pike near eltequila restaurant. i'm feeling a margarita. >> hold the salt. >> okay. more to come on "action news" at 5:00, it's primary day

in the west. coming up at 5:30 the push for support in three states as voters head to the polls. but first a message of hope and a call for change. president obama's message for the people of cuba as he wraps up his visit to that country. plenty of sunshine and milder than yesterday, but temperatures climb into the 70s for the middle half of our work week. we have the details when "action news" continues after the break.

i've made it clear that the united states has the capacity or intense to impose change on cuba. >> president obama had strong words for cuba hours before he wrapped up his visit to the nation. his message bordered on hope and change. marcy gonzales is live in havana. >> reporter: president obama leaving cuba, his last day here shadowed by the terror attack in brussels. the thoughts and prayers of the american people are with the people of belgium. >> touching on the tragedy overseas, the president went on to focus on his mission here.

visiting the communist country app decades of tension. >> i have come here to bury the last remnant of the cold war in the americas, i have come here to extend the hand of friendship to the cuban people. >> his national televised speech was followed by speaking to disdentses that were imprisoned for speaking out about is the castro regime. >> we continue to have deep differences with the cuban government and my hope is that by listening and hearing from them we can continue to refine our policy. >> from working towards policy change to a bit of baseball diplomacy. >> a slighting catch! >> the first family ending their historic trip to havana with a game with the tampa bay rays and the cuban national team. >> and a moment of silence for the people in brussel.

>> the whole point of terrorism is to disrupt people's normal days. they are now heading to argentina. live in havana, cuba, marcy gonzales, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. the supreme court sided with workers at an iowa pork processing plant over a paid dispute. tyson wants limits to keep workers from banning together for a class action lawsuit instead they upheld a $5.8 million judgment. employees sue tyson for the time it took to put on and take off protective work clothes. cruise lines and travel booking companies all took a dive bringing some market as long with them.

dow jones 41 points down and the s&p dropped 2 by the closing bell. starbucks says it plans to donate any food that it doesn't sell in its stores, company officials are aiming to contribute 100% of the left overs to a national network of food lanks, the idea came from baristas and they plan to donate 5 million meals this year. and they are researching the safest way to keep the food until it is eaten. and people keeping the city safe and clean for 25 years were honored today. they honored 11 people that worked with the city district since it was founded in 1991. mayor kenney was there to say thank you to the honorees. they are made up of representatives and cleaning crews and others were recognized for 5, 10, 15 and 20 years of service as well.

>> way to go. health check experts say you can relief back pain by use yurg mind. >> now you tell me. >> and going high tech for those in need of mental health care. linking people in montgomery county with crucial resources when "action news" continues.

in tonight's health check, montgomery county is taking a step to reach people that need mental health care. the mind care kiosk was unveiled at the ymca, 160 people have used the free standing station to take an anonymous question and answer test. inside of the machine is a suite of screenings that screen store anxiety. ptsd and alcohol and sub stabs abuse, bipolar and depression. >> and it points to local help and kiosks are at the montgomery community college, mana on main street on landsdale and einstein physicians in collegeville. to relief your back pain it may be bet toward go through the mind, a study with 300 adults show that those that use mindful meditation, a form of psycho

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still to come on "action news" at 5:00. we'll check the accuweather forecast. looking live from sky 6 hd at the center city skyline on a tuesday. meteorologist, melissa magee, has your accuweather forecast.

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"action news" big board. melissa magee has the forecast for you. >> it looks great outside, rick and monica not a bad day outside. we'll show you the picture outside and show you sky 6 hd, and down at the shore look closely at the boardwalk there are a fair amount of people at the boardwalk but if you look closely it's bouncing and behaving because we have a bit of a wind to contend with. and a bit a breeze getting our numbers slightly above average and 16 miles per hour in atlantic city and 17 miles per hour out to the west in lancaster. temperatures at this hour are in the upper 50s, not bad in philadelphia, 58 degrees and 57 in allentown and 52 in the coast of cape may and 58 in reading and trenton up the 95 corridor coming in at 56. here is satellite 6 along with action radar we have dry conditions across the region and you'll notice unsettled weather to the north of us and this for the most part bypasses us and

rides northward and we tap into the warm south-southwestly winds. the call from accuweather, watching out for a full moon, not as chilly tonight. dropping down to 47 in the city and 41 in allentown and 48 in cape may. look at the sky tonight. jupiter and the full moon is what you can see tonight. jupiter appears just as bright as the moon will be during the overnight hours, look to the southwest to see that a full warm moon overhead this evening, future tracker 6 showing it's about the numbers, the south-southwestly wind and 69 in the evening come tomorrow and as we get into thursday, near record warmth, 74 along the 95 corridor and 65 in the poconos, at the coast in wildwood, a touch cooler at 56 and 71 out to

the west in dover. your five-day at 5:00, a midweek winter wither, up to 70 degrees near regard warm and on wednesday. and a quarter to half inch of rain and otherwise sunshine and 66. saturday it's mostly sunny and cooler at 59 and sunday sunshine and clouds for easter sunday with a high temperature coming in at 63. we have unsettled weather coming in next week when talk about that in the next half hour. >> thank you. don't let dust and allergies get between you

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"action news" continues with adam joseph, rick williams and monica malpass. >> hello again here is what is happening on "action news" tuesday night. terror in brussels the european city is targeted during the morning rush hour. and presidential candidates took a tough stance on terrorism as voters in three states hold contests, we'll have more on what they said. and villanova heading to kentucky for the sweet 16, more

from coach jay wright and the players coming up in sports. right now take a look at the three men in this surveillance video, the two dressed in dark clothing on the left are believed to be the suicide bombers that blue themselves up today the man in the light coat and hat on the right is still on the run, belgium security forces are working under the assumption that the same cell that claim responsibility for brussels were behind the terror attack in paris in november. >> a suspected paris attack two bombs when off at the airport and both believed to be detonated by suicide bombers, 11 minutes later a bomb went off at theway station.

>> some stood around in a daze and others a starbuck workers just ran away and at least 10 people were killed and 100 injured. 77 minutes after the blast at brussels airport a second attack at the maalbeek metro station. near the cultural center of belgium and this video was posted of passengers evacuating the area walking on the tracks in a dark smokey tunnel to try to get out. 21 people were killed in the subway in the second attack and more than 100 were injured. three mormon missionaries from utah. all are in the hospital with serious injuries, the u.s. military says that an american service member and five members of his family were also injured.

their names and the severity of their injuries is not yet released. armed officers scoured the surrounding neighborhoods, this video shows two policemen with guns drawn checking rooftop doors for clues and investigators say they recovered chemicals and a bomb filled with nails and an isis flag. >> we are hearing horrific stories from people that were inside when the bomb went off. >> after the second explosion many people panicked and many people cried -- most went down to the ground to try to hide. between the counter or anything else. >> and that airport will be closed until thursday. meantime, the head of the

department of homeland security says there is no specific or credible intelligence to a threat to the u.s. however rail stations and airports across the country are not taking chances. counter terrorism officers in cities like new york, chicago and d.c. are making their presence felt. they will be visible along with specialized dog teams that can detect suicide vests and bag checks at subway entrances. lets take a live look at philadelphia international airport passengers that that arrived last night, a second plane leaving for philadelphia was scheduled to leave 90 minutes after the attacks but was canceled. police are beefing up security at the airport and 30th street station. in the wake of the brussels attack people around the world turned to social media to share

their grief and support for this embattled city. alicia vitarelli is live tonight with more on that. >> reporter: a show of support across the world is immense tonight, and the images of solidarity and strength strong and bright. first in paris as they continue to mourn those killed in the terror attacks on november 13th the newspaper lamond showed the date of their tragedy along with a tear here. and the eiffel tower lit up in the colors of the belgium flag. the pain is still fresh for them. in literally people are posting these pictures with the famou f

trevi station. and in dubai flying the belgium flag in support of all humanity and rising against hate. and survivors in belgium are holding each other extra tight. one person writing people are holding on and keeping safe. and as has been the case all day if are you worried about someone living in brussels or traveling there facebook activated their safety check, so people with check in and let people know they are okay. >> and we wouldn't love this anymore today. all across the streets of brussels, a strong and colorful message in chalk. and this instagram shows this

beautiful note on the street it reads, dance madly, sad and shocked we respond with more unity and humanity. >> the coverage of our terror attacks in belgium continue at 6abc.com and you can find the latest updates as they come in. we have reactions from world leaders and photographs. and people went to social media sharing their prayers. democrat, hillary clinton, says that terrorists will not succeed in undermining our way of life and ted cruz says we will defeat radical terrorism and governor john kasich says we must utley reject the use of deadly acts of terror and bernie sanders offered his condolences to the family, victims and people of

brussels. people head to the polls in arizona, and idaho, long lines are forming at polling places throughout the day there. >> reporter: hi monica, some of these voting lines are hundreds of people deep right now and border security is a hot topic in arizona. just hours after the brussels attack, frontrunner, donald trump, says he is calling for stricter border control and a whole lot more. >> talk of terrorism dominating the campaign trail. on a day when three more states cast their votes in the race for the white house, the presidential candidates are focused on what is happening thousands of miles away in brussels. >> we will defeat terrorism and radical jihadism. >> i would be hitting isis so hard. >> both pivoting to u.s. security. ted cruz calling for more patrols targeting muslim neighborhoods. >> we see a president that

cannot distinguish from our friends and enemy. >> unconstitutional it is wrong. we are fighting a terrorist organization, we are not fighting the religion. >> republican john kasich agrees, he says that targeting specific religion would be -- >> but i am surprised that the president is going to a baseball game, i would have flown home. >> for gop frontrunner, donald trump would like to see enhanced techniqu techniques. >> i would use waterboarding and get more. >> i don't think they need to resort to torture, that is an open recruiting poster for more terrorism. it's wrong and it doesn't work. >> as for tonight's voting, this is the biggest prize of them

all. there are 58 delegates on the republican side and it's winner take all. reporting live in phoenix, brandi hitt, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. tonight world news with david muir has a special one hour edition covering every angle of the attacks in brussels including what the presidential candidates are saying about the tragedy. you can watch that following "action news" at 6:00. lets go to matt pellman in the "action news" traffic center. >> you sure you want to watch the roads? real quick here we go fourth problem on 95 of the afternoon, this one is in the southbound direction, the other three have been northbound, this one is a crash and it's jammed solid as a result from woodhaven to this point at cotman at the work zone where the right lane is blocked. and three separate disabled vehicles one of them left on the soldier and single digit speeds

from the walt whitman bridge. and traffic light troubles at south, ninth and snyder, the traffic light is actually facing the wrong way, that doesn't sound like a great situation. and downed wire in warminster at henry avenue by the 7-eleven and a pair of problems in berlin, one a crash on haddon avenue. there you go. you might not want to watch it but there it was. still ahead philadelphia detectives are hoping you recognize two suspected thiefs that target a local store. it's all captured on video. and the villanova wildcats head to louisville for the sweet 16 and melissa is in for adam. >> temperatures in philadelphia are in the upper 50s with 60s down to the south and we'll tap into the northwesterly winds.

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philadelphia man is underway more than 30 years after his little sons died at their oxford circle home. and daniel dougherty was convicted for murdering his 2-year-old and 3-year-old sons, dougherty was sentenced to death but his sentence was then vacated in 2012 after an appeals court rule that his defense lawyer was ineffective. philadelphia police say two suspects were caught on video stealing from the kohls department store. a man and woman were putting on jackets in the corner of the store and stuffing merchandise in the jackets. they left the store without paying for the items, if you recognize these two are you asked to call investigators. >> time for sports and ducis is here and we are talking about villanova and miami. can't get here any quicker. >> excitement is building for this game. we are two days away from villanova's most significant game into years.

the cats face the miami hurricanes in the sweet 16 round. today nova left for louisville. [ cheers and applause ] >> the cats get a huge sendoff from their supporters, the next time they could be final four bound. >> before he got on the bus coach jay wright had this message for the fans. >> i want to thank everybody for their support sticking with us through the years and all through this season. we take great pride in representing philadelphia basketball and we'll play hard like the city of philadelphia and like villanova basketball always does. don't let the look fool you, they view this as a business trip, a serious business trip and know miami is a formidable opponent. >> they have serious legs, rodriguez is a stellar point guard and reed on the wings and the two big guys, they are experienced and well coached and

they play defense and score the ball. it's a tough one for us but we are looking forward to it. >> jeff skversky is the lucky one, is he on his way to louisville, kentucky to cover the cats look for his live reports here on 6 abc. and jahlil okafor had surgery on his knee and his season is over. the rookie was dealing with a slight tear to his right meniscus. his retabtation will begin tomorrow. >> philadelphia's writer jared is behind all spring but finally a game today against the minnesota twins. today he gives up three runs in four innings but strikes out four batters. he comes away healthy that is the important thing. here is a run that he gives up, an absolute moon shot, a solo homer today and 3-2 minnesota.

we go to the sixth inning, suicide squeeze play, lays it down perfectly and scores and not enough the phillies lose 7-5. the flyers hit the second half of a back to back tonight in columbus. one spot back in the conference. they beat the islanders 4-1 and brandon manning hit his first nhl goal. >> it's a long time coming, your first people say you always remember it and biggest thing is to contribute in situations like this, and the biggest thing for our team is to win tonight. >> good for him. they need a win tonight three points back. >> thank you ducis. he led the boston globes team of journalists uncover the catholic church's priest sex abuse scandal walter robinson

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is here now with a closer check of a nicer and even nicer accuweather forecast. >> something to look forward to. in the 50s today and 70s we wednesday, tomorrow. here is stormtracker 6 live double scan no issues with precipitation, it's dry. outside we go a gorgeous afternoon and a sign that spring is upon us as we look at the daffodils at fairmount park, a nice yellow color overhead and something to keep in mind you are probably sneezing and wheezing because the pollen and allergy count. not bad in philadelphia, above average, 58 degrees and normal for us this time of year is 55 and the sunrise this morning was at 7:00 a.m., here on out after today, the sunrise will be before 7:00 so the days are getting longer and longer. 58 in philadelphia and 57 in allentown and 53 in the poconos and the coast in cape may 52 and upper 50s as well southbound along the 95 corridor into

wilmington. here is satellite 6 along with action radar high pressure is situated to the south and we tap into the return throw and the southwesterly wind that moves in. the disturbance moves to the north and bypasses us for the rest of tonight and the accuweather for the next few days, 56 in philadelphia and watching out for the full warm moon, can you see the full moon and jupiter tonight, you have to look to the southeast to check that out. it looks to be a nice day and gorgeous by the afternoon coming in at 70 in philadelphia, and 68 in allentown and same thing in wilmington for a high temperature. 68 in toms river and the coast, the boardwalk coming in at 64 with the south facing wind, here comes the east coast ridge, it takes over, the jet stream builds to the north with the

warm southwesterly winds, temperatures average 15 to 25 degrees above normal. as we were saying earlier in the broadcast, with conditions nice and dry and temperatures on the rise, the allergy report is high for trees and low for weeds and grass and the top offender is mold looking to be on the high side and some relief coming into late they are week and into the weekend. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast a midweek winner tomorrow up to 70 degrees and near record warmth on thursday near 75 and friday showers and changing to sun in the afternoon, 66 degrees, saturday not bad. mostly sunny and 69, and a few clouds around on sunday and 63 and wetter as we get into monand showers and possibly a rumble of thunder and high temperature of 63 and tuesday the sunshine returns in at 58 degrees. not bad tomorrow and thursday guys, really the rest of the week is nice for spring.

>> thank you. well, the hallways of mercer high school is filled with special artwork done by staff and students, christopher gould's class worked with autistic studentses to work with artists and replicated the art that is now on display.

in the midst of such despair in brussels a sign that life will go on. a celloist sat down and played like they do in the city, a small crowd sat by to hear him. >> our hearts are with them. we are standing by with these stories next at 6:00. coordinated attacks strike the belgium capital. we have live team coverage for the search for the suspect and heightened security here at home. and atlantic city officials

speak out about a plan to temporarily shut down the city. for the entire "action news" team have a nice evening. good night.

"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. at 8:00 a.m. local time two explosions rocked the brussels belgium airport. just over an hour later the same scene played out at a subway

station in brussels. at least 31 people were killed and nine americans were wounded. jim is off and i'm monica malpass and the big story on "action news" is the terror in brussels. now authorities are conducting raids nationwide looking for the terror suspect. this just four days after the prime suspect of the paris attack was arrested in brussels. john rawlins and vernon odom have more on heightened security at home. and we begin live with sara bloomquist live in the satellite center. >> the raids going on in brussels n. bun location they found an explosive device with nails and chemicals and an isis flag. it was not long after that isis claimed responsibility and tonight we get a look at the three men likely responsible for the explosions at the airport. >> posts on twitter shows

security forces searching brussels looking for those responsible for this morning's terror attack. shortly before 8:00 a.m., the first of two explosions rocked the departure terminal at brussels international airport and the second followed shortly after wards and smoke filled the terminal. people coured on the floor and some called for help. >> so many people panicked. so many people cried. >> everybody was scared and they ran. >> janay williams was among the passengers that ran for their lives. >> the gentlemen that works at the airport came running through the terminal, said immediately everyone evacuate immediately and pandemonium started. >> a third bomb that did not explode was found and was neutralized. the manhunt is for the man on the right caught on surveillance camera along w