take a look at the video from the subway here. this is an hour after the explosions at the airport. this bomb exploded on a rush hour subway train. >> they had to evacuate. >> this is salah abdeslam, he is accused on the attacks in paris. it's not clear if the attacks were related to his arrest. the president said that america stands with belgium, the president reacted as he visited cuba. >> this is another reminder that the world must unite, we must be together we're fighting the

the attacks, they are working in paris. here is another look at the suspects taken from a camera at the airport. they believe that the two whose gloves are circled may have been bombers. the third man wearing to the right is the subject of a man hunt. they have raided some locations with nail s and chemical products and isis flag. and the director of globe engagement are in brusselss as part of trip to the engagement office. the airport will stay closed through wednesday.

the the world are heightening security. and july july davis is live at tia. >> and the amount of security and the airport. this comes just as the airport see as number of passengers increase for spring break. >> this is the start of a trip of a lifetime. she is paris bound. >> i have not been on vacation in three years this is a long time coming i started planning for this a year ago. >> after months of waiting this morning she woke up to startling news. >> three americans wounded in the attack. >> a brutal attack in brussels with dozens dead. >> it gave me a rock,.

those waiting on loved ones today. >> it is just tragic is what i think. less nervous than irritated. angry that this kind of thing can happen and innocent people are caught up and don't have any idea where they can go and be safe. >> they have heightened the security. it comes during the busiest time of year with an estimated 2.5 million more passengers making their way through spring break. >> they will notice a presence of officers and increased presence of tsa agents and canine units around the airport. >> it's not the way she imagined the trip would start when she started planning. but she says nothing will deter her from seeing the beauty of travel. >> they want to you be scared, i will not allow that. that's giving into them.

delays now related to tsa. but if you are flying give yourself three hours to make your way to the gate. check with your airline and see if there are delays or cancellations. anjuli davis, fox 13. >> we'll follow the latest developments on air and online. at 5:30 a live report with reaction from washington, dc. and on a happier note anticipation, a big day today for the rays. >> they are taking on the cuban team. they got on the score board first. with a run from the rays are leading 4-0. we'll have a recap coming up at 550. >> the game capped off a visit by the president who was on hand. >> and it gave the family a standing ovation.

castro, they shared a few moments during the game. here is the first inning, brad miller, hit a shot but a cuban outfielder caught it. it is out. here is the reaction. the president and first lady. >> castro is cheering. >> then minutes later both men take part in the wave as it moves around. >> that's not something you see every day. >> several dignitaries and john kerry and derek jeter is there. and having a conversation. >> and the color barrier. >> some of the rays players greeted the president before the start of the game. they lined up to shake his hand.

>> he told me he appreciated how thoughtful i was in the interviews and speaking about our opportunity t is the highest compliment. he was not appreciative the way i spoke and carried myself. i never had a higher compliment. they greeted the first lady and daughters. interesting handshake there. any way you can get it. >> and he started with a speech to the people at the grand toother. he acknowledged they had major differences -- at the grand theater. he acknowledged that they had major differences and time to lift the embargo once and for all. >> i have come here to bury the last remnant of the cold war in the americas.

the hand of friendship to the cuban people. >> the press met with dissidents. the visit is shining a light on cuba and the opportunity that more people will have to visit. as craig patrick found out, they have strong connections to the bay area. >> they say this is the oldest restaurant and bar in havana, it has been around 200 years and named after florida. >> this is what the favorite spots of ernest hemingway and it is packed. >> he snows -- knows about this

he knows about it from the 1800s. jose marti our here rewas here and in this moment this is very good city and party with the united states. >> reporter: so like most cubans he thinks of tampa as the cradle of the lin ration movement. >> and it is important and. he was writing for the people. it is important. >> while he transformed they transformed by settling in ybor factories. the connection is direct and long. at the end of the day, craig, that's what this week this experience is about.

>> like the history the future may now lead through tampa bay. >> and they say they have traveled around the world from canada to europe they hope to travel to florida. in havana, craig patrick. speaking of travel the lines got permission to run cruises from miami to cuba in may. they are in short supply. they hope that the cruises will offer a new experience. they will be in the 710 ship. there is a photo. the ports will include heavy heavy and prices for the 7 day voyages will start at $1800 a person. new at 5, largo police tried to impersonate an officer. they say that on saturday todd bloomingkrantz walked around saying he was a under cover officer. on sunday they say he tried to

the woman in the other car was suspicious. he was arrested and his car was impounded. >> flowers, angels, stuffed animals all meant as tokens for those buried at fort meade. they were removed from the graves and tossed in the bins. and tina jenson has the story. >> it's not here. it's not here. >> a cemetery is meant to be a safe place for grief, raw emotion, a place to honor loved ones. but on tuesday the emotion and outrage as families went through the bins trying to honor the lives of those who died. look at this. this is. >> and kimberly booth could not

>> it is very disrespectful. this is so disgusting. >> reporter: the city implemented that said that loose objects were not allowed at grave sites at the cemetery. >> the only comment i received from the people or the citizens in town were to tackiness. not tackiness but over abundance of the items being placed out. >> the crews were having a hard time maintaining the ground and notices about the rule change were placed in the newspaper. but many families said they knew nothing about it. >> when you go out there and nobody tells you something what do you expect. very disrespectful to get the news that your son's stuff has been thrown like this.

father passed away in december and thought six objects would be fine, we had arrangements until the head zone could be placed to honor him, she said that arrangement was tossed. >> i believe that the cemetery needed to be cleaned but there were ways to handle that. it was not handled correctly. tina jenson, fox 13 news. >> the mayor said he will review the ordinance to make sure it was implemented correctly. he vineits anyone affected to speak up at the next commission meeting. we have a update on two sky divers when they collided over zephyrhills. one was knocked out or incapacitated. a chute deployed the other was able to deploy his suit. he landed in the he was taken to the hospital in stable condition the other diver landed on county road 54 about four miles away

taken to tampa general in critical condition. >> she is the mom who was shot by her four year old after he found a gun. the charges she may now face.

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denver the main terminal at the airport has been evacuated because of a security threat. officials say they are evacuating the west side of the terminal and this is coming hours after those terrorists struck the brills -- brussels terminal, flights are going on as scheduled and we'll let you know if that changes. this could be an interesting way to get around the bay area. gondolas but they would not be called that here. and travis steve nichols has a look at what they would be called here. >> reporter: twice the businessman advancing the elevated transit has had very big ideas shot dead in the public arena. most people, hearing him out today, understand the doors close toed media and the public. >> but it is trying to talk to

is a desperate need to resolve transportation solutions, we learned some details, the cost of running gondolas and st. pete and clearwater. >> they are up 1 billion. >> a project for st. pete may cost $40 million but clearwater with the beach congestion challenge is taking the hardest look, that's 75 million for a >> minor detail. what are we calling this. >> it is cable propelled transit cpt. >> each car or cabin will hold 35 people. >> you can design them with a outdoor component are you on the top like the buses in new york city. >> unlike the buses or trains, no schedules, no wait time. can you set them to where they can go a minute apart. >> there are other details starting to emerge. every reason to think that more

>> i think it has legs. >> you think we'll hear more about this, i will hear more. >> and year and told the audience was impressed. >> what they have done, the work is thorough. >> in pinellas county. steve nichols, fox 13 news. >> the man is darryl le claire. he designed a proposed baseball stadium to be snubbed by the rays. he put together a massive sports park proposal for that the county is not pursuing either. >> a good view over in clearwater now. 73 degrees. an hour ago the beach was packed. they are lucky to have a tuesday off a lot of sunshine today.

the view is similar, enjoy today and. changes are coming up talking about more heat and humidity and the rain on the way for the weekend as well. >> and one east of us and a beautiful night. we get into this. a southeast and south wind. up. and up by my head. that moves our way for friday and the problem is the front will be stuck overus, close to us. north of us. and impulses along that front. a couple of days of clouds and off and on showers.

night tonight. 71 in tampa and brooksville. st. pete. 73 in sarasota. low to mid-70s in the peninsula. the air mass is dry. the dew points are in the 30s and 490s. the winds though starting to turn. more to the east. muggy and 70 or so. lots of humidity and highs in the 80s. over the weekend. high pressure tomorrow will shift. and from the peninsula and the southeast it is rain free mostly rain free on thursday. then as the front approaches on friday.

it is quiet in the southeast. rain and snow. tools dallas is 76. and denver is 72, we stay in the 50s tonight another good day and the humidity is staying under control on wednesday and thursday. it's not as cool. down to 55. day. highs up near 80 on thursday. dudes -- clouds increasing. if you are boating. winds are south-southeast. a light chop. forecast. doesn't look so great over the weekend. it is tough to pin

chance of rain. temperatures up near 80. linda. a teen shot and killed by deputies. revealed to be fake. the questions being asked by

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and detectives say jamie guild put a loaded gun under the seat of her car. the boy picked up the gun and fired through the front seat hitting her in the back. they are recommending a charge of allowing a child access to a firearm. it will be up to the prosecutors to decide if they are going to charge her. a teen with a fake gun was shoot and killed. and naacp and law enforcement will be there. david williams has more. >> reporter: the memorial is honoring the 16-year-old robert dentman who was shot by police and deputies. he later died. tonight there is a big meeting talking about the shooting. >> in the wake of the shooting death of the 16-year-old, some people in the complex where it

and the naacp talked to his mother saying she is -- >> not very well. young mother, just lost her son. >> reporter: the sophomore was shot by nine deputies and police officers after he refused to drop the gun. at the time they thought it was an assault rifle but it was a fake. all law enforcement fired their weapons. the bullets filled parked cars and hit several apartments. >> the questions may not be answered tonight because it is under investigation. but i think that once they see the leaders of the department out and showing that effort that they're doing and everything in their power to answer the questions, people will be okay with it. >> they say that he called 911 saying he was going to kill himself and sent previous text messages to someone saying he was going to take his own life.

enforcement to shoot him from a safety standpoint there are things we will not change. we have the opportunity to explain that to the community and we have the opportunity for members of the community to voice their concerns to us and we can better serve them, the deputies did what they had to do to protect the community. but it is open to talking about policy changes, if we can resolve the issues in a non-lethal way and having that available to the deputies that is fees feasible, i'm sure we'll explore that. >> she hopes it is a learning point for youth. >> what happened to robert could happen to them. it will be a teachable moment. that meeting is at the power house center at 6 p.m. in gainesville. david williams, fox news. up next the latest on the terror attacks. what we're learning about the suspects and the measures put into place.

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responsibility for today's today's attack. and it claimed more than two dozen and many more. and they are asking for the public's help in identifying the suspects. raids are underway with a suspect out there or authorities for the possibility of even more attacks. >> and captured on film at the airport. two of them died. and whether this guy chickened out and left before it happened. >> with him on the run it is the fear not only in belgium but across europe of another attack like this and possibly has access. and these kind of things. the raids have gone on not only

marked by violence and shoot-outs. >> they are not -- not unwilling to die in a blaze of glory and take with them whoever they can. and the fear of who he may be in contact with and plotting with them, the authorities may not know about they put the pieces together less than 24 hours since the first blast went off. >> security is tightened in europe. we have a security alert at the denver airport going on right now. >> can you imagine how jumpy everyone is. if you ahear unattended baggage. right now if you were in the airport and bag how quickly you may tell someone. what is happening we don't know whether it is a false alarm or something more real across the country though from los angeles

there is a heightened alert, and yesterday not only airports other kinds of targets. >> and stations subway stops. where there is a large group congregating. they have no specific or credible threat against the u.s. at this moment. >> it is our new world. voters are heading to the polls out west, people in arizona and utah making their picks. democrats. 58 delegates are at stake in the arizona. donald trump appears to be in the lead so far in arizona but caucus goers in utah are rallying behind ted cruz.

earn all the delegates. the mother of themurderred toddler will be up on drug charges. and chris barton, had previous pled guilty. he was sentenced to three years in prison. the couple's drug charges are unrelated to the case. lana pled guilty to neglect charges. her boyfriend pled guilty to manslaughter and a 20 year sentence for the death a boy led police on a chase in a cement truck. it was in minnesota he took that truck for a joy ride, stole it from a contractor who left the keys in the ignition. it ended where people say they could not believe what they were seeing. >> and he drove around here and i saw him 6 different times, smiling.

>> good old time until the police caught up with him. nobody was hurt he ended up in juvenile detention. fire rescue put out a fire at a complex before it spread. they were called out to the river tree apartments. they found smoke and flames coming from the backside of a unit. the residents had evacuated. they contained it to two apartments. the cause was electrical. it was a drunk driver who started a fire after backing into a pump at this wawa. they say the driver chad webber is from phoenix he was driving a rented mustang and caused $10,000 of damage to the pump and $3000 in damage to the car. >> fighting cancer with

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between the rays and3 (linda) it's that time, time to check out what is trending.

cuter than a bulldog on a skateboard. >> okay. >> riding a skateboard. >> look at that. >> that's from california. >> they're the french brigade. >> the dog in front is ready to do something, they have done that a few times. >> that's a cute little clan. a conversation starter. >> check out this. >> bet you have never seen this. look closely. a fish with braces. history has been made in pennsylvania, why? >> a vet created the world's first fish braces for this guy. mr. hot wing. he was worn without a little jawbone. they had to do something. he used plastic and fashioned these which allows him to eat.

>> you have a jaw issue. let's get on that now, you will have issues. >> and i did not think about that. >> can you imagine the part he says say awe. >> look, this is for paul. >> do not do this, look at this for a moment, paul. >> look at that. >> that's the matterhorn. >> whoa. [ laughter ] >> my heart races just looking at that. >> if you fall where do you go? >> going to like czech republic. >> look at the symphony there. >> oh. he has the go pro on he can capture that. >> look at that. >> that's like helicopter skiing. ky not imagine that.

>> it's not a double care lift. >> how about skiing in the alps. >> they don't have lawyers there, they don't mark things the way here. >> you ski through up tos. >> you end up going from town to town. >> and are you good to go. one day. i think one of the nicest you cannot bead that. in the 70s. if you had lunch out there. big changes on the way for the weekend as moisture comes back today. up near 70s. and another day before the temperatures start going up and

muggy in the 80s. all about the positioning of the high. once that moves away and now it is pretty much over us. and dual highs. that happens. the dry air mass goes away. thursday and friday that. it an air mass. and palm harbor and st. pete 74. tampa is 71. sun city center is 75. head north you have 70 in brooksville. new port richey. other side of the county. zephyrhills 74. crystal river is 68. 73 in sarasota. you get the idea. pretty much every place you go.

talk about a change today. high 71 degrees. a dry day. the morning low was 48. that was today. and then look at friday. we're up to 80. the night time low is 69. which is close to the high today. and it turns muggy and just for kicks. the showers and thundershowers in the mix. they will stay around through the weekend. a dramatic weather change during april 71. >> and the high pressure a beautiful day in all the big cities. >> and chicago the warm front 62. atlanta 67.

we'll be up near 80. and the mercury zooms into 80. and away from the coast line not impossible but a chance of rain and friday into the weekend. this front heads our way up near 80 if that. the rain could be heavy and highs in the low to mid80s.

the rays cap off the historic trip to cuba playing in front of 55,000 fans. they are playing at the estadio latinoamericano. the first couple in attendance with raoul castro. and the first cuban born player to leave the country and return to play. the first at bat historic at bat. singles. and he never singles. he just stretches it out. >> that's the way the rays play the game.

beats the throw. and safe. so is the president. rays up. now 3-0. and goes out. loany great day. three r.b.i.s. matt morris. hit by the recovers, throws to first. all right. he is good. better than good. he is great. six innings scoreless. the rays win 4-1. outside before the game scott smith talked with some fans, including some locals. >> the rays. >> from berkley prep. >> how long you have been here. >> awesome.

>> beaches cigar factories. >> the food. >> good. >> how is this a different vibe. >> more energetic. >> more people. >> we want to bring this to tropicana. >> how do you feel about this being here and. >> this is very important to the relations. i think things are going -- they will work out, how did you get tickets. >> is this a typical size turn out for a game. >> it is different to the other place the american and cuban team the first time. >> and it is different. >> because you have the jersey do you know the players on the

>> archer, escobar. i know some of them.

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a big weekend at the box office coming up for batman and superman fans. the blockbusters opening. >> and the insider sat down with the stars ben affleck and henry cavill. >> the troof is in their names. >> you have a bromance, are you ben hen. >> it was benry. >> henjamin. okay. >> we'll agree to disagree but there is a lot of love and pranks between the two. >> i saw what you posted. >> i am. >> and clearly.

thought. >> and superman versus batman. >> what is the first time they saw henry, my kids were afraid and take the mask off it's okay but i had eye black rings. i didn't look 'more friendly, you know what i mean but he was impressed with henry. he knew he saw him he said that's superman. >> i said that's him. , when did you think we're grown men wearing rubber suits. >> it was a high five, we're talking about on the set? [ laughter ] >> these are a real good time, we have more with them tonight on the insider. whack to you in the studio. >> i don't know about you i'm leaning to batman. >> i'm leaning to superman. i don't like the idea of them pitted against each other, can

busch garden is getting ready to opening the new coaster. they are installing the final piece of track for cobra's curse. it was bolted into place. that's the end of construction and the start of testing there. the spin coster will feature a 70-foot vertical lift that will take them within the four foot long fangs. the ride spins forward and backwards. it is scheduled to open this summer. you ride it and tell me about it. >> i know my daughter will try to convince me to take her. the 6:00 news is next. >> here is kelly and chris. >> belgium on alert after the attacks. what it means around the world and including tampa international. >> what very our live reports out of cuba. the final day in heavy heavy for the president. the game between the rays and the national team.

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it was a mess, smoke, water dripping from the ceiling. >> brussels attacked. the president said change is coming to cuba. we'll have a report from havana

a lot of people glued to the rays making history as they played the cuban national team. really it is not over yet? the unfinished business that may put bubba the love sponge back in the courtroom. >> i'm chris cato. >> i'm kelly ring. attacks have killed at least 31 people. the pictures are from the airport where the first of two back to back poms went off. one survivor said it looked and felt like the apock apocalypse. and isis is claiming responsibility which struck in the heart of europe.