abc's alex marquardt has just arrived at the airport. alex, we hear the sirens. describe to us some of the images, some of the smells you're experiencing right now. >> reporter: so we're a few hundred yards away. i'll let these emergency cars go past. that was just two police suvs that went screaming past. got a quick glimpse of the folks inside. heavily armed going towards the airport. the emergency services, the police, the fire trucks are the only ones who are now being allowed towards the airport. we are on the main highway. it is essentially bumper to bumper, standstill traffic because no one is being allowed to pull off to go to the airport. that's why most of the people would be coming out on this road at this time. but there's a series of cones set up and no one especially not reporters are being allowed towards the airport even on foot. so we've got a lot of traffic, a lot of noise because of all the sirens and cars heading toward the airport and heard them in downtown brussels all the way out to the airport so a lot of commotion this morning, of course,

i'm alex diprato 50. news. >> danielle: and as for the dem crarkts senator bernie sanders hitting the crail today brief break from campaign. sanders rallying in north carolina. one of the five states that holds the primary on tuesday. he spoke to supporters focusing on trade and jobs and celebrating the griewfnlg his campaign@over the last year. >> now, when we began o campaign about ten months ago, what the pendants and media said well, bernie sanders, interestg gierks nice gierks he combs his hair ever so perfectly and he is a gq kind of drez dresser. but despite those a a tra biewrkts he is not really betwewn you and me a serious candidate for president. well, a lot has happened in the last#ten months. >> danielle: hillary clinton stepped off the campaign trail for a few hours to pay respects regular gant at her funeral in simi valley california. as for senator sanders, leb in illinois later tonight. >> lynn. >> lynn: a somber salute as family, friends and the rest of the country says goodbye to former

>> alex castro.Ómo esta? >> esta bien. >> cÓmo se puede ser amigo de estados unidos siendo revolucionario? alex: nosotros por mucho tiempo hemos sido enemigos de ellos por mucho tiempo. pero nosotros somos amigos del pueblo de estados unidos. nosotros hemos sufrido por muchos aÑos el bloqueo. sin embargo, los norteamericanos, tambiÉn han sido vÍctimas de ese bloqueo. ellos mismos se han aislado del mundo. ellos han sido tan vÍctimas como nosotros. >> se estÁ viendo una apertura de estados unidos, hay cosas muy interesantes. me pregunto quÉ es lo que hace cuba? alex: muchas personas quieren que cuba haya un cambio en nuestro sistema. no queremos ver en nuestro paÍs, muchas de las cosas que se ven, en otros paÍses. la misma violencia, que es un problema de muchas ciudades. nosotros en cuba no lo tenemos. >> se va a reunir obama con tu padre? alex: eso no lo sÉ. >> has hablado con tu padre de la visita de barack obama? alex: si hemos hablado. ha tenido sus opiniones. >> a favor? alex: si. lo que he habl

so, alex at this point they've they have shut down the metro station. i could just imagine this is a city that is just in the throes of a lot of angst right now. >> reporter: well, absolutely. imagine in the u.s. in d.c. or philadelphia or new york shutting down the main airport and shutting down the subway station. that would absolutely wreak havoc. i remember about six years ago covering a double suicide bombing in the metro in moscow and the russians only shut down about six stops on the in et tree because they wanted to isolate it and keep everything going. now, europeans are taking a lot more -- would take a lot more and we're seeing it now. the belgians shutting down the entire subway system, a clear indication and confirmation of those three attacks that happened at the three different stations and so right now, the only way to get around this city heard yet what's happening with the railway system but when you are shutting down the subway system of a major european city, that means there are strong fears of attacks and possible more attacks to c

i could start to see the gears turning in alex's mind a little bit.nd he said to me, why do you need all this footage? i just don't get it. why do you need all this footage about me? >> it don't make a whole lot of sense to me. >> what's that? >> just sitting here looking goofy. >> he was upset. and it was like a switch. he went from being terribly cooperative, to not being happy about this situation, and there was a really, really discernible shift in his demeanor. >> i'll just film you, whatever you want to do. i just want to get a shot of you in your cell. >> no problem. i'm thinking you all are going through all these prisons, talking to all these people such as myself, you know. people who's never getting out. this thing ain't recording is it? >> i start to turn off the camera, and i stand up, and i begin reasoning with alex, slowly as i inch my way backwards towards nancy out of the cell. alex, it's important we tell this story. we want to hear your voice. i don't know if i was getting through to alex, but i do know that i was getting closer to

(alex savidge, ktvu reporter) "and obviously it 3 hurt, but you can't blame ktvu's alex savidge for his reaction.(alex savidge, ktvu reporter) "my heart hasn't stopped racing."since his back was to the traffic, alex credits his cameraman for yelling "get out of the way"... before diving to safety.(alex savidge, ktvu reporter) "this is the man. that's chip vaughan...always has my back." the elderly woman driving the white car turned right on red into the path of another car, got hit, then, police believe, stepped on the gas instead of the brake.(alex savidge, ktvu reporter) "she missed me by about this much." police took her license.(alex savidge, ktvu reporter) "everytime i see that video it freaks me out.""jeanne moos, reporting) "this is the kind of thing that happens to police, not reporters."when officers are stopped on the side of the road...everyone reacts differently to a close call. for instance, the cameraman's wife...(chip good, you'll be able to walk the dog when you get home tonight."in the business this is known as a live hit, but alex could have ended up dead from this hit

george. >> okay, alex, thanks very much. alex marquardt at the brussels airport. want to turn to an eyewitness to the attack on the in et tree. zoa, i understand you ran towards the metro when you heard about the explosion. what did you see? >> i saw a scene of probably around about a dozen to 15 people carried out of the metro lying outside the metro entrance an rue de la roi. the actual station itself, maelbeek is just a few hundred meters from the main scene of eu activity, the european commission and the european council. it's around about 200 meters away from my office. so i was already basically there when i heard there had been attacks on maelbeek and i was running towards it to see what was going on. >> and a scene of chaos and you were able to see the wounded and casualties being taken out. tell us more about this neighborhood. what is around this neighborhood. >> around maelbeek it's really just the heart of the european quarter. the european commission and council nearby, very close within a few hundred meters, it's up fro the shuman metrotation for the

alex, thanks. back to ray kelly if he's still with us on the phone, the former new york city police commissioner. we're learning apparently ray is not with us right now but we are learning from the new york police department to expect a across the city right now in the wake of these attacks in brussels, belgium, to recap right now as we come up on 6:00 a.m. here in the east coast, there's been a major terror attack in brussels, belgium, this morning. at least two explosions at the airport at the brussels airport at approximately 8:00 a.m. brussels time 3 a.m. on the east coast, two explosions in rapid succession which killed at least 13 people at the brussels airport. three dozen injured. a separate he can explosion, at least one separate explosion in the brussels metro system and now the entire country on the highest state of alert warning of imminent attacks, france in a state of emergency extended, britain has also raised their level to severe right now across europe, fear after these explosions

live in the newsplex. 7 news ievment. >> danielle: all right alex. and as for the democrats bernie sanders hitting the trail today while hillary clinton took a break from campaign. and sanders was a at a rally in north carolina. and they will hold a primary on tuesday. he spoke to supporters at the duke energy performing arts center focusing on trade and jobs while also celebrating the growth of his campaign over the last year. >> when we ab again our campaign about ten months ago, what the pendants and the media said, well, bernie sanders, interesting guy, nice guy, he combs his hair ever so perfectly and he is a gq kind of dresser. biewrkts you know, he is not really, between you and me, a serious candidate for president. >> well, a lot has happened in the last ten months. >> hillary clinton paying respects to former first lady nancy reagan at her funeral in simi valley california. no word yet on clinton's campaign plans foromorrow. as for senator sanders, leb in illinois laterrer to night and stay with 7 news for complete election coverage on air,

now it is all you, alex. >> well, we were talking at the derailment. i heard from the corner of my ear, if that's the right term. a screech. i knew the road is over in that direction. direction. not a second later i hear my photographer, chip, yell saying watch out! watch out! we were doing "tmz" stuff yesterday. i dove to the right, the same direction my photographer was jumping. the car was, as you saw. i mean it was inches away from me. for sure. and it still makes my heart stop to see that video. >> how long did it take for you to calm down? >> it took at least all day. ast all day. frankly it really did. i'm still overwhelmed by what happened emotionally and thankful and grateful that i'm here in one piece. i also am just -- [ no audio ]. >> of all the moments of the another mike problem. >> i think what alex was going to say he has been getting messages from you from around the world. let's bring in steve paulson. people around the world are saying he is a hero and he had an angel looking out for him yesterday. >> i can relate it to. you can go a

>> reporter: hi, alex.for cruz and the campaign is the fact that now the conversation is around these allegations, around his wife, heidi, and the fact that there's no honest substance being discussed, nothing about north carolina's lgbt law, nothing about his proposal earlier this week about patrolling muslim neighborhoods with the threat of isis. clearly, it's about women. salt lake city avoid ee eed deb trump avoided this. so what ted cruz is doing, a week from tuesday on april 5th is when wisconsin will be vet i voting. he's kind playing the strategy of going to oshkosh, green bay, paul ryan's hometown of janesville. he'll be in milwaukee here. it's really kind of narrowing and hitting these communities and playing old-school, grassroots campaign tactics of substance. because ultimately what this is is it's a game of delegates. in wisconsin, it's important for him to win several of these congressional delegates and at least pull in a significant chunk, and hopefully for his case, win the state of wiscon

alex, you mentioned you're seeing many so of these passengers stream out. is it large crowds of passengersy do you get a sense that there's still -- they're still at the airport because those are the pictures we have earlier of large crowdsds just kind of floating around trying to figure out where to go or what's going on. some of them emotional talking to authorities. and really it just seems like everybody is still there. what is your sense? >> well, initially it was a trickle butut that's because we were further away. now we're closer coming up on what looks like the main a lot more people, a lot more of a police presence and more passengers. i'm looking at a man now clearly wounded, wrapped in a blanket. he has a gash on his leg. it is bloody and so he would be one fof the many wounded at the airport this morning. the scenes we're seeing are not chaotic of they're relatively orderly. people streaming out with their confused. pqople getting on to buses who will be taken away from the airport. they were trying to fly at 8:00, 9:00, 10:00 in the morning wh

abc's alex marquardt has just arrived at the airport. alex, we hear the sirens. describe to us some of the images, some of the smells you're experiencing right now. >> reporter: so we're a few hundred yards away. i'll let these emergency cars go past. that was just two police suvs that went screaming past. got a quick glimpse of the folks inside. you know, well equipped. heavily armed going towards the airport. the emergency services, the police, the fire trucks are the only ones who are now being allowed towards the airport. we are on the main highway. it is essentially bumper to bumper, standstill traffic because no one is being allowed to pull off to go to the airport. that's why most of the people would be coming out on this road at this time. but there's a series of cones set up and no one especially not reporters are being allowed towards the airport even on foot. so we've got a lot of traffic, a lot of noise because of all the sirens and cars heading toward the airport and heard them in downtown brussels all the way out to the airport so a lot of commotion

so, alex at this point they've shut down the airport. station. i could just imagine this is a city that is just in the throes of a lot of angst right now. >> reporter: well, absolutely. imagine in the u.s. in d.c. or philadelphia or new york shutting down the main airport and shutting down the subway station. that would absolutely wreak havoc. i remember about six years ago covering a double suicide bombing in the metro in moscow and the russians only shut down about six stops on the in et tree because they wanted to isolate it and keep everything going. now, europeans are taking a lot more -- would take a lot more and we're seeing it now. the belgians shutting down the entire subway system, a clear indication and confirmation of those three attacks that happened at the three different stations and so right now, the only way to get around this city is by car, by bus, we haven't the railway system but when you are shutting down the subway system of a major european city, that means there are strong fears of attacks and possible more attacks to com

the well wishes from around the world for alex savidge are amazing. i'm guessing you have questions or thing to say for alex. here's your chance. let us know today. hashtag #ktvu 9. anything you want to say to alex after a close brush with tragedy, it is all yours. >> i was driving into work and steve paulson seeing a lot of rain on the north end. it was a wet ride coming in. >> very much so. north bay will get a lot of rain the next five to seven days. we talked about this earlier. santa cruz mountains last weekend. the focus will go north here. today is little stuff like a teaser. not a lot. there have been a quarter of an inch in the rushing river. there could be a foot of rain between now and tuesday if everything comes marching in as advertised. north napa 17. h napa 17. things are lightsenning up. there is so much low clouds around. it will be a gray day. we'll stay cloudy with occasional drizzle or mist or light rain. it restates through. it will be a morning event more than in the afternoon. the band will lift northward and swing back in tomor

alex, thanks. back to ray kelly if he's still with us on the phone, the former new york city police commissioner. we're learning apparently ray is not with us right now but we are learning from the new york police department to expect a heightened security presence across the city right now in the wake of these attacks in brussels, belgium, to recap right now as we come up on 6:00 a.m. here in the east coast, there's been a major terror attack in brussels, belgium, this morning. at least two explosions at the airport at the brussels airport at approximately 8:00 a.m. brussels time 3 a.m. on the east coast, two explosions in rapid succession which killed at least 13 people at the brussels airport. three dozen injured. a separate he can explosion, at least one separate explosion in now the entire country on the highest state of alert warning of imminent attacks, franc in a state of emergency extended, britain has also raised their level to severe right now across europe, fear after these explosions i

no one was hurt, but you can't blame ktvu's alex savidge alex savidge, ktvu reporter "my heart hasn't since his back was to the traffic, alex credits his cameraman for yelling "get out of the way"... before diving to safety. alex savidge, ktvu reporter "this is the man. that's chip vaughan...always has my back." the elderly woman driving the white car turned right on red into the path of another car, got hit, then, police believe, stepped on the brake. alex savidge, ktvu reporter about this much." police took her license. alex savidge, ktvu reporter "everytime i see that video it freaks "jeanne moos, reporting "this is the kind of thing that happens when officers are stopped on the side of the road... everyone reacts differently to a close call. for instance, the cameraman's wife... cameraman "she said good, walk the dog when you get home tonight." in the business this is known as a live hit, but alex could have ended up dead from this hit. alex savidge, ktvu reporter "i just would like to thank chip, thanks buddy scary." jeanne moos cnn new york. after the break we'll take a look at

alex villarreal is live this alex, do police have any leads in this case? alex: we are now over 24 hours since he was killed. detectives say they are no closer to finding out who did it. this comes as students are returning to school today at of their classmates. investigators say that he was night on north lakewood avenue. the sheriff called the murder appalling for the community. the boy' s family is asking for help to find out who is responsible. >> if anyone knows anything about it happened, who was involved, who was around, please come forward. we need every amount of information to bring justice for him. he was a child. you had no business taking him from us. alex: investigators are looking into what led to the murder. that the boy had ongoing disputes with neighborhood. vigil will be held for him tomorrow night at 7:00 at start lake here in ocoee. we will continue to follow the investigation. as soon as we get more details, following breaking news out of orlando. a police officer is hurt, after crashing into another patrol car. other on l.b. mcleod r

that is where alex villareal is live. alex: that is what we are hearing from people who are out here . 30-40 people were out here at the time of the shooting and there was one victim according to police. a 26-year-old man got shot in both legs. we got this video from a woman who was at work in a business nearby. you can see paramedics gathered around the victims on the ground. they were telling people to stay back. the shots rang out around 3:30 appears to have stand -- stemm ed from a fight. we talked to amend man that was outside of time of the shooting and see -- he said he heard several gunshots. he said there was a big crowd out here. >> when i was by the plaza, i see this guy on the floor. i am just standing when the bullets come in. i see the bullet on the floor. alex: the individuals involved in the confrontation are unknown. we know that other agencies were asked to be on the lookout for a car that the shooter or shooters might have used to get away. the tech is will begin continuing investigations. live in orlan

alex: in cocoa beach, alex villareal, wesh 2 news. jason: we are learning that the man who will woman said was dressed like a cop and pulled roving clermont is actually a real fhp trooper. she says she was pulled over sunday night. a report says the number on the car used to pull the woman over matches the number on a trooper' s vehicle. the trooper says he pulled the woman over for speeding and only issued her a verbal warning. as a result the be on the , lookout issued for a fake cop is being cancelled. michelle: deputies say to crooks took off a woman' s car while her the carjacking was reported at county. the woman was able to jump out the ride. taken into custody. the dog is still missing. jason: senate republicans are saying no to president obama' pick for the supreme court nomination. michelle: but a new nbc poll finds that a small amount of public wants the president and the person who may the vacancy. the paul also shows they wouldn' t be interested in that person getting a hearing and a vote in the senate. tracy potts has mo

george. >> okay, alex, thanks very much. alex marquardt at the brussels airport. want to turn to an eyewitness to the attack on the in et tree. towards the metro when you heard about the explosion. what did you see? >> i saw a scene of probably around about a dozen to 15 people carried out of the metro lying outside the metro entrance an rue de la roi. the actual station itself, maelbeek is just a few hundred meters from the main scene of eu activity, the european commission and the european council. it's around about 200 meters away from my office. so i was already basically there when i heard there had been attacks on maelbeek and i was running towards it to see what was going on. >> and a scene of chaos and you were able to see the wounded and casualties being taken out. tell us more about this neighborhood. what is around this neighborhood. >> around maelbeek it's really just the heart of the european quarter. the european commission and within a few hundred meters, it's up fro the shuman metrotation for the european quarter and coast to the parliament. probab

alex: in orlando, alex villareal, wesh 2 news. brett: president obama is continuing his historic visit to cuba today. jay: j gray has more. -- michelle: jay gray has more. jay: president obama visited a memorial, following -- that was followed by talks with president raul castro. about resuming diplomatic ties, but the two nations. travel restrictions had been eased. because -- visas being issued. they will also discuss the trade embargo. it is expected to go on for hours. once they are finished speaking, there will be a state dinner tonight. then, president obama will make a historic event to the people of cuba, and that will come before visiting a baseball game for the cuban national team and the tampa bay rays. i am jay gray, back to you. brett: police are looking for a man that tried to the were a child into his vehicle. this is a composite sketch of what the suspect looks like. the 14-year-old victim was on hillcrest drive, just before 8:00 p.m. friday night. the victim says, the man stopped and told her, "if you don' t come

alex: in ocoee, alex villarreal, jason: we' re asking orlando police for answers today, after two cruisers crashed overnight. it happened on l.b. mcleod road, near surfside way, just after 1:00 a.m. they were on their way to a traffic stop, involving a stolen but once it sped away, both of those officers were called off, and then somehow slammed into each other. wesh 2 has learned the officer who was hurt has minor injuries, and was not taken to the hospital. one of the suv' it. there was a canine in it at the time. jazmin: happening today, congressman john mica will be holding a press conference in maitland, just a little under an hour from now. he' ll be talking with fraud investigators from the irs about the increase in phone scams. mica says, the crooks have even tried to scam him. the man, who was shot by deputies outside the wwe training facility, was not in a judge says, he needs to be evaluated before the next hearing. that hearing will decide whether armando montalvo is competent to stand trial. you might remember this video, of montalvo demanding to be let into that facility, nea

alex villareal is live this morning. alex, that gun wasn' t even supposed to be in the home. alex: right. as you said, whitlam -- williams is a convicted felon. that is why he was not what have a possession of a firearm at all and he does have a long history of arrest here in seminole county. cocaine trafficking is one of them, grand theft with a firearm, fleeing law-enforcement. that is just a few of them. he has a -- he is in trouble for a is faced before. williams is also charged with child neglect and unsafe storage of a gun. it is after six-year-old a' letha amanii marie burke accidentally shot herself in the shoulder after finding a gun under a sofa. through her body. williams drove her to the hospital, but the wound was too severe for her to survive. the 35-year-old williams was supposed to be watching the little girl at the time. >> firearm ownership, there is a responsibility there. you need to stored securely and away from juveniles. we owed them that. alex: his arrest report says the gun was easy for a six-year-old to find and that williams did not keep the firearm

alex the briar cliff men have set all kinds of school records this season. longest winning streak 18....wins in a season...29....but that could all be surpassed this evening. b-c hosting nebraska wesleyan with hopes of winning their first-ever gpac postseason championship. second half....erich erdman......sets up behind the arc and hits the big-time three....briar cliff down 75-67.... a few minutes later...austin pohlen goes coast to coast and finishes strong...chargers were down big...now up one..... but trey bardsley is a silencer......he bangs home the three from the top...nwu back on top by one.... later in the half....austin lefler sets up in the corner and hits a crucial triple......charger s up 93-92.... under twenty seconds to go bryan forbes heads to the rack....bc holds on 103-97 to win the gpac tournament championship. " " congrats to briar cliff on a job well done. in the ladies championship.....mo in the ladies championship.....mo rningside battling dakota wesleyan in a top-ten showdown... midway through the second...madison braun spots up and b

alex diprato. 7 news. >> danielle: all right alex. and famous soccer star taking pledge to support science. d she gave the 1999 woman's world cawp cup title she. will donate her brain for concussion research. to the massachusets space concussion legacy foundation after she dies her brain will be studied and teuted so that researches can hopefully learn more about the de againer a tiff condition cte. >> lynn: that's terrific. >> danielle: uh-huh. >> lynn: much more ahead from the news station. when you say march madness this month, it doesn't nice necessarily have to mean basketball. we'll show you all the big events going on in south florida. >> danielle: and atv series made for the silver screen and all the aion take place on a south florida beach. >> lynn: and a young girl was told call 991 in case of an emergency. wait 'til you hear what i young child considered to be a crisis. we're coming right back. >>> >> danielle: a young girl whro recently learned how to dial 911 calling dispatchers for a fashion emergency. >> what one kid ma

live in orange county, alex villareal. michelle: in commitment 2016, we race for president as results from super tuesday pour in overnight. the front-runners in both parties are hanging onto their lead. jason: hillary clinton took seven states and more than 450 delegates last night. donald trump also winning seven states and to picking up more than 190 delegates. tracie potts has all the overnight developments. >> we are going to go to florida -- >> donald trump and hillary clinton. >> i am so delighted to be with you in florida. >> both looking ahead after sweeping super tuesday. she 17 states, including texas where trump wants to build the wall. >> instead of building walls we will break down barriers. >> bernie sanders one colorado, minnesota, oklahoma and his home state of vermont. >> it means so much to me that the people who know me best have voted so strongly to put us in the white house. >> as expected, almost everything else. he is vowing to seal florida for marco rubio. >> once we get all of this finished, i' m g

alex is back with us. alex, i can imagine as i mentioned this is during the morning rush hour. international flights from the u.s. might be arriving and a lot of people might be heading out to other european destinations. >> reporter: absolutely, for example, there is a brussels to newark flight at 10:00 in the morning in about an hour but that's going to be one of the many flights that has been canceled this morning. we understand that all flights have been grounded leaving brussels. there were a few that were able to land after the attacks happened just after 8:00 in the morning. but otherwise all flights going out have been canceled and flights coming in have been diverted to other airports. now, just before i lost the signal there, you were asking me about the mood in brussels and whether it's brussels or france or other european capitals, everyone is keenly aware of the fact that the next attack is coming but they do try to go about their normal lives. there is a sense of people being on edge and nervousness and inevitability but people do continue to try resiliently their

: in orlando, alex villarreal, wesh 2 news. jason: a volusia county man is accused of terrorizing a family road rage. >> some guy just try to run us off he wrote in a black car and he pulled a gun. i have a baby in the car. and he aimed it at us and my husband swerved to get away from it. jason: the woman says michael sousa drove up behind them on saxon boulevard in deltona sunday night and nearly hit them. the husband says he shouted at sousa to slow down but then he tried swerving at them. the family says sousa pointed a loaded gun and threatened to shoot them. the couple took down the license plate and susa was arrested. the search is on for a pair of thieves who deputies say stole from the girl scouts. the troop was out selling cookies at a deltona walmart sunday, when a couple swiped their cash. deputies say the man walked up to the girl' s table outside the store, grabbed the money box and ran into the parking lot. investigators believe the pair may be driving a grey hyundai santa fe, with north carolina plates. some peop

alex and chip not hit but the car nearby hit a light stand.alex and chip were on the air talking about with what happened and how you know what they look out for each other when they are out there in the field. >> i want to bring chip out here. >> yeah. this is our photographer. i would like to thank chip. >> you're all right. >> thanks. it was scary. >> it's all right. alex, you collect your thoughts. we are thankful to see you and chip. glad you are okay and we will talk more about what happened. you showed us you're okay. collect your thoughts. >> scary. >> thank you very much. >> we send you hugs and love alex. >>> chip spoke to tmz about the experience and talked with ktvu about how our reporters and photographers look out for each other every day and we will hear more from them at 5:00. it is one of my biggest fears reporting in the field along the highway interstate and street you rely on your photographer and chip did what he has been trained to do and it is nice to have good teammates because it is all about a team. >> absolutely and

that was alex savage. he was live on the air talking about a train derailment in california when a car came barreling towards him and his cameraman. both were able to get out of the way and no one was hurt. a central florida mayor still plans to sail home from cuba in a makeshift raft, even though the coast guard warned him not to. clint johnson says he was to cuban migrants. the u.s. coast guard warns johnson against making this trip, saying it could endanger the lives of crew members. johnson is standing firm, he says he will assemble he rocked in next month without a motor and hopes to land in key west. jason: major concern at seaworld as a well-known killer whale is extremely sick. michelle: the ladies from theme the condition of announcer: local, live, late breaking. this is wesh 2 news sunrise in high definition. michelle: right now on sunrise, breaking news as a man a shot near a local nightclub. we are live as police search for a suspect. jason: thousands of credit card numbers are now at risk afte

alex villareal has more. alex: stranger danger. how important that lesson is. what this little boy says yesterday is a parent' s nightmare. he says he was riding his bike on his way to school when a man approached and asked if he wanted to come over to his house. >> he did the right thing, he went home, and he told his parents about it. alex: police are taking their officers on the streets around the nine euros school edgewater , public, and the city' s other elementary school, indian river. >> we will keep these trolls up for the foreseeable future just to be on the safe side. alex: in a phone call yesterday to inform parents, the principal said the school' s taking the report seriously, too. >> at dismissal, we reminded our students to walk in groups and if they see any suspicious behavior to report it to an adult right away. this evening, please take the opportunity to continue the conversation about strangers and how to handle a situation should your student be approached. >> there' s a lot of pedophiles out here. there' s a lot in this neighborhood alone,

abc's alex marquardt is on the scene there at the airport in brussels. what's the latest, alex? >> reporter: good morning, robin. the keen is calm but not as many people coming out. we have seen thousands streaming out in the past few hours of this airport after that double suicide bomb or that suicide bombing that took place just after 8 a.m. we understand 13 people killed inside and 15 at a metro station downtown in the heart of brussels. there has been a makeshift hospital set up near that metro station. the alert level has been raised to its highest level 4 and the u.s. embassy has sent out a warning to citizens to shelter this place meaning they believe there could be a serious and imminent attack. so the fear of another attack is robin. >> all right, alex. we'll take a short break and be right back with all the latest on the terror attacks and security measures in the u.s. that's in just a moment. today's the day! oh look! creepy gloves for my feet. see when i was a kid there was a handle. and a face. this is nice. and does it come in a california king? getting roid rage.

let's go back to alex. >>reporter: yeah, someone just released home video dating back to 1990 that shows a young kanye west who's just as self confident at the young age of 12 as he is today. >>reporter: while he got his start in production, it's clear that west always saw himself in front of a mic. the home video showing the rapper freestyling the lyrics on the wreck" is believed to have been taken at a house party, and he has also said nothing less could come from west. so i actually got to have chris translate some of those lyrics for me. i said i'm deaf and i'm a wreck. he said don't worry, i speak rapper. >> yeah, i do. >>reporter: this is what he said. >> you said that was taken at a house party or was he an extra for the movie "house party"? >>reporter: well done. >> good play? >>reporter: so, girls star lena dunham is calling out a spanish magazine for photoshopping her image. her photo is on the cover of a newspaper supplement and her thighs, arms and face were made to look a little slimmer. on ins

it's all about the hunt for you, isn't it, alex? but you don't have the balls needed tkill, so you palm that off on others. they teach you that in fbi school? we know exactly who and what you are. you're a sexually diverse thrill-seeker, always looking for a new way to get off. ooh. and you took meg to get back at kate. rossi: you thought we'd blame their killers and we'd never know you existed. hotch: but you didn't know that your site was vulnerable during the auctions, did you? rossi: how dumb is that? are you dumb, alex? i took her because i knew i couldn't get kate. well, garcia found something. turns out paige's real name was donna mangold. she was abducted 22 years ago. so we were rig. she's trauma bonded. we just need to break that bond. [dialing] hey, kate, so we just found out the female partner was abducted by alex, but she's not talking. does she know that alex killed her partner? no. but wehould use that. they could have been close. so what bond is stronger than all of this? mother and child. exactly. you're gonna have

alex and mike, you know this as well, it is also home to one of the largest arteries. we have had people bleed to go death after being shot in the leg. luckily she will be okay because she got help quick but again this send a signal that even in your living room, we have had people shot while they are in bed, while sitting on the couch. these stray bullets are flying all over the streets and sometimes in and at peoples houses and hitting these people hoff nothing to do with whatever the gun fire was about. >> just senseless. >> all right, steve. >>> 6:36. >>> we are following breaking news, this this morning. media outlets are reporting that two americans air monk the dead, in the brussels explosions. report say that the sascha anal sandra, were killed in the airport blast. the brother and sister, they were from new york, there are two other americans that are still missing this morning, the husband and wife from tennessee. thirty-one people were killed and more than 200 wounded in the airport and subway blasts on tuesday. due to the extent of the injuries and damage,

chris, alex being back over to you. >> thank you, bob. to lauren? the nation's busiest rail service back in working this morning. crews could examine all third rail power cables so it was shut down. hundreds of thousands of riders inconvenienced creating traffic troubles all over that region tonight washington where rick snyder will be on the hot seat when he testifies about his role in the lead contamination water crisis in flint michigan. according to prepared testimony, snyder blames quota failure of government at all levels. state regulators switched flint's water source to the corrosive flint river in an effort to save money. people living in that area including children were later exposed to lead. >> also happening today, federal safety officials and major auto makers are expected to announce they've agreed make automatic emergency braking standard equipment on most cars by 2022. it is already option available on many models. all i can emergency breaking uses cameras, radar, and other censors, to see objects in the way and slow or s

@truth be told, you know, alex @stepping away, but i think this @is the browns being nice to @alex, letting him step away @from his own. @you have other guys. @there wasn't any more room for @alex. @do, but definitely a business @move here. @>> thanks a lot. @>> we thank you all for @watching. @we are. @we're all coming back. >>> tonight, trump's about face. he reverses what he said just last night in that raucous debate about torture, and it's hardly his first change-up. what does trump really believe? >>> new evidence. the o.j. simpson saga back in the news with a new twist. a knife found years ago on his former estate. why police are only just now testing it for evidence. >>> hotel horror. following days of tearful testimony, a jury will soon decide whether to award erin andrews $75 million after a stalker secretly taped her inside her hotel room. >>> and stopping peanut allergies. what doctors say you could be doing now that might prevent a

>> caller: alex, hi.rump event, probably a half mile or so away. you have two or three dozen protesters who were in front of traffic with five or six cars and they get stopped in the middle of the main road, turned around, pulled out their signs and have been blocking this road for 15 or 20 minutes now. there's hundreds of cars, at this point, that are trapped, some trying to get to the rally, some trying to get home. many are getting frustrated at this point, getting out of their cars, clashing with protesters, yelling at them. a deputy just arrived. this is the first law enforcement i have seen. i heard him calling for back up. he said they weren't listening to him to get out of the road. >> wow. >> caller: you have several dozen protesters blocking the main road leading to the trump event. hundreds of cars, i can't count them all, that are trapped and blocked from going to the trump event or home or whatever they want to do. the goal of the protesters is to shut down the trump event. they want to block