breaking news open rock the city of brussels, belguim. the belgian prosecutor said it was likely "a suicide bomber" who struck the airport. those explosions startingjust after 8 a.m. local time. the attacks come four days after salah abdeslam, the main suspect in the paris attacks, was seized in brussels. a belgian subway official says there are 15 dead and 55 explosions at subway sataions. here's the european union foreign policy chief speaking earlier this morning. we are still waiting for more precise news on the dynamics of the attacks in brussels but it is quite clear that the roots of the pain we are morning. attacks in brussels but it is quite clear that the roots of the pain we are suffering around our region are very much the same airports in the major european cities like london and paris are beefing up security. kara 2 shot good morning -- and i'm dan wells. look at the forecast with meteorologist jeff as temperatures warm into the low 60s this afternoon we can expect a gusty southern flow with winds gusting upwards of 30 / 35

. >>> bystanders in belgium turned to social media as attacks rocked the city. one image showed people trying to get out of the airport. another showed passengers trying to get off the train. the natural need to communicate did end up creating some problems. the deputy prime minister of belgium tweeted that standard mobile connections were overloaded. he asked people to use facebook and twitter via wi-fi connections. then a post on the belgium government's facebook page asked to limit use to avoid slowing connections. >>> you can count on "abc7 news" for continued coverage of this breaking situation in brussels. we'll bring you updates throughout this news cast and on abc7news.com. >>> residents in pacifica are fighting eviction tonight after an apartment building was demolished. up next, what the city is doing to make sure no one falls victim to a hazardous hillside. >>> i'm sandhya patel. temperatures trending higher this week. i'll show you how warm it's going to get coming up. >>> celebration in cuba, as president obama takes part in a little baseball diplom

as night fell on the anguishsh city of brussels, messages of hope and love stand out in the dark. just hours earlier, three explosions rocked the city's airport and a nearby metro station killing morerehan 30 people and injurying 200 others. jeffrey hoffman and his girlfriend survived the blast at >> my thought was that's one, that's two. three's coming. maybe even four. given what we know about what happened in paris, i thought there's a good chance i'm going to start hearing rifle fire. >> as smoke filled terminal, he said he could see peop scattered on the floor not moving amonghe debris. hundreds poured out of the airport in fear. >> ls of people who's hands are covered in blood an everyone crying and i just, yes, it's the first time i saw such a thing in my life. >> commuters had to escape along the tracks after explosions went off after the train was leaving the station. investigators say the bombs were packed with sharpal. isis claims responsibility for the attacks. thorities released the photo of three suspected terrorists. police say t men in black shirts blew thems up in the terminal. the man on the right is still

rocking the city overnight. two explosions targeted the city airport. 13:00 p.m.ead and several others injured and residents are being told to stay indoors. >> airport spokesperson says all flights out of the airport were cancelled and incoming flights were de f diverted. security was tightened metro is also shut down there's reports of explosion at metro station as well. bell yum terror threat is at the highest level this comes aa day after terror suspect salah abdelsam was arrested in brussels. >> beautiful picture washington monument this morning. sun coming up. cloud of shoes too. and clouds passing by. there's a little ribbon across the top of us today and that helps to not only bring clouds but cause cloud cover too and bits puring 31, columbus 36. detroit 32. could be snow headed to michigan northern sections of michigan as a big storm comes out midwest. it won't affect us much what is does it bring warmer temperatures up help bring them up the next couple days. i'll show that to you in a second. columbus, 43. beckly, west virginia is 34. here's the deal. t

we know that kluber rock spoke city will be rocking more than theha rock 'n roll hall of fame unveils a new look asoc jennifer jordan joins us inside the rock hall with more on the big plans just approved.ac >> on the new renovations taking place outside, a few weeks ago front entrance to city council . the plan was put on hold but today,e the council gave the green light to proceed with the multimillion dollar renovation . outside to get a complete makeover, instead of planters and shrubs will be a brand-new outdoor cafe in beer gardenl . there will be light snow speakers in concert staged to allow them to put on outdoor concerts all summer .da also 6- foot high letters that spell outut long live rock, and project is the first phase of what they call museum 2.0, a redesign that will eventuallyeu include the main exhibit areas .. >> this will be a gathering place on for the lakefront that experience the art form it is a significant step and part of a longer-term plan to transformed the museum overtime . the front plaza, if such, that is our doorway, the front entrance, and we want to

as you head out of the city, 41, over through rock hill, 4 2 in asbury park. morrow, the slicker and umbrellas and wipers. cool start to the morning, and then we go slow, because of the fog, which could still be around. here's your seven-dayhforecast, everybody. 55 on tuesday, 60 degrees. we will take it. 60 degrees ain't so bad, thursday and friday, scattered showers again, as we head on through, and we warm up just a little ber saturday and sunday. we're still inhe 50s. that is a quick look at your forecast. not at all a badtretch towards the end of the week, but if is go going to be on the cool side. do i go over to the wall? >> dave just danced between the weat anher wall and this desk about four times. >> i keep on talking until i find a place to dock. tomorrow morning a little sloppy. and today on long island, they played host to the largest hunt. me of the eggs had hidden rprises,urprises like tickets for bicycles, tvs and toys, wow. you can see the children collecting the eggs. the inn is one of the nation's old els restaurants, dating back to 1692. >> y know's good when yot

one of the three explosions that rocked the city happened close to the school. >> it is so unpredictable and >> they quickly took to social media to let family and friends know they were ok but this attack has them rethinking everything. >> we were planning another trip last night. now i don't feel like planning anything now. it is scary. it makes you change plans and think differently about ideas you may have had. reporter: regardless of whether they call belgium home or not, they hope the tragedy leads to changes in travel security. >> they are going to have to make big time changes here. reporter: they will use this experience to teach daughters a valuable lesson. >> life has to go on. up with reaction. pray for brussels is one of the many #two things. -- many hashtags they can see. this image is poignant. this young boy appears to be in a refugee camp with this sign saying sorry for brussels. and kerry washington is sending this tweet out. s. a touching site. we hope you will stay with us a one-hour edition of world news tonight coming up at 6:30. jeopardy will be seen later on tonig

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city. streets are shut down so they can get by. these residents want to continue to shine the light on a shooting that has rocked the city. good evening. getting official word of his death, a shooting after a foot chase. there is frustration targeting the raleigh police chief and her five-day timeline to release a report. reporter: steve, a lot of skepticism. there has been virtual radio silence for police. not much new and that has fueled skepticism and calls for better >> we see there is a bullet hole reporter: was little information from police, folks have been looking for answers for themselves. skepticism seems to infiltrate every corner of this neighborhood. but calls for more information from police are coming from different corners. raleigh counselor eugene weeks was here this morning. >> we have to wait for the investigation, for the five days. you need to talk on a daily basis to the community about what you're doing. reporter: mayor nancy mcfarlane seem to indicate that might happen. mayor mcfarlane: we are committed to ensuring that information is shared as soon as it becomes available. reporter: weeks was at

city. streets are shut down so they can get by. these residents want to continue to shine the light on a shooting that has rocked the city. good evening. getting official word of his death, a shooting after a foot chase. there is frustration targeting the raleigh police chief and her five-day timeline to release a report. reporter: steve, a lot of skepticism. there has been virtual radio silence for police. not much new and that has fueled skepticism and calls for better >> we see there is a bullet hole

rock city, sports fans, we are here at the fabulous fillmore in downtown detroit. a block away from the fox theater where candidates will take the debate stage. rawl in preview that baw just a moment, but the other brouhaha of the day. mitt romney and a comprehensively scathing rebuke of donald trump this morning in salt lake city. the attempt of the republican party's last nominee to kill the candidacy of this cycle's most likely nominee seemed like the equivalent of a celebrity roast. he tore into policy proposals, character, and temperament. in short, he stated the new york billionaire was unworthy of president of the united states. take a look. miit romney: here is what i know. donald trump is a phony, a fraud. his promises are as worthless as a degree from trump university. he is playing the american public for suckers. he gets a free ride to the white house, and all we get is a lousy hat. >> trump supporter sarah palin went on social media and urged donald trump to not take the bait. later at a rally in portland, maine, donald trump dismissed romney as "irrel

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now terrorist attack rocks the city of brussels belgium.e explosions at the airport and city metro station killing at least 28 and injuring more than three dozen. jeanette reyes is live at dupont circle station with how it impacts us. jeanette? >> reporter: nowe an eye on the situation here when it comes to metro. we know it is an area that police want to watch. i want to be clear. they are saying there was no specific credible threat as of right now. however, they are taking some precautions. everything looks normal right now. but you might see things that are little different. canines for example. increase police presence. there might be random screenings. however, many of those things will be happening without you noticing. in other words 2019 things happening behind the scenes to assure everything is safe for you. we will let you know if anything changes or impacts your commute. this price can't be right... that's the right price! it's that low. what other things on this list "can't be right?" looks like a list full of "can't be right's

the bombing is the third to rock that city in five months. turkey has been grappling with issues including renewed fighting with rebels, threats from isis and the syrian crisis. >>> tomorrow, mother teresa it will be given official approval to be declared a saint. she cared for the poorest of poor in india. pope francis signed off on the miracle on his birthday last december. mother teresa's canonization has been long expected but the timing unclear. >>> the number of people dying from heroin here in north carolina has skyrocketed. people of all ages are becoming addicted. cbs north carolina investigates. . >> it's an epidemic. >> heroine is everywhere. >> reporter: is heroine available everywhere on the streets? >> yes. >> young, old, black, white. it's everybody. >> heroine makes you numb to everything. it wipes away everything. i am lucky to have lived through it. >> reporter: jesse bennett started using drugs at age 40. >> i didn't think i was an addict at that time. >> if you think it's not in your neighborhood, it is. >> reporter: what

just about two years ago that patrick cannon, who was arrested on the corruption charged that rocked the city of charlotte and pleaded guilty to accepting bribes from fbi agency under cover in exchange for political favors. but the reason he is coming back here to charlotte is because of a vote he cast before he was sentenced to prison. he went to an early voting site and cast a ballot even though he lost his right to vote because of the conviction. the vote was ruled illegal and a grand jury indicted him on voter fraud and he is scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow. but legal expert james say it could be resolved tomorrow. >> it may be that they agreed to plead to probation or a misdemeanor. >> reporter: now, we just checked with the mecklenburg they don't have patrick cannon back in custody yet. we'll be watching that and more on what could happen in court tomorrow on eyewitness news today starting at 5:00. live at the mecklenburg county courthouse, i'm jim bradley, channel 9, eyewitness news. >>> a jury selection is under way for the charlotte father charged with murder in the death of his 6

. >> cities rocking the airport and the city's subway system overnight. >> reporter: we click on the tv in the morning and we are stunned. as we watch the coverage, we connect our wwn dots. the arrest last week of the terrorist in belgium, the guy who got away from the attack in paris. we remember belgium, that neighborhood, mole en beck. did belgium authorities miss something, did they not turn the place inside out? if they did, this is worse than we want to believe. commitment to reek holy hell. >> the shockwave that hit was like nothing ever felt before. >> reporter: just another day stories turned into tales of survival survival. our guard is up again, just like many other times. california, paris. we hold our loved ones closer and realize this feeling will fade in a few days, but we also now know this will happen again. hairy smith, nbc news, new york. >> it's true, as much as you don't want to think about it, paris and several months later this happened, the same story. >> and a high school on spring break there touring europe, a group of 15 kids that were in belgium when this

around 8:00 in the morning three explosions rocked the city's airport and nearby metro stations. investigators say the bombs were packed with shrapnel. >> my thought at the time was, that's one, that's two. three is coming. maybe even four. given what we know about what happened in paris, i thought there's a good chance i'm going to start hearing rifle fire. >> authorities did release this photo of the three suspected terrorists. police say the men in black shirts, the brothers, they confirmed they blew themselves up in the terminal, in the departures termina yesterday at 8:00. the man in the hat, light-colored clothing wanted for questioning. president obama has ordered flag flown at half staff at the embassy in washington, d.c. in yesterday's attack. >>> nbc reporter julia bagg at live at miami international airport where security is tight snd emotions are running high. good morning, julia. >> reporter: eric and shelly, i they confirmed it's stepped up re at miami international airport as we saw yesterday. here is what things look like here, pretty quiet here. let me show you w

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. >>> happy motor city, rock city, motown madness day, sports fans, we are here at the fabulous fillmorek away from the fox theater, where they'll take the debate stage later tonight. preview that impending broul in just a moment. first the other brouhaha of the y.

three deadly explosions rocking the city. tonight, isis reportedly claiming responsibility. dozens killed. more than 200 hurt. this image leading to an urgent manhunt at this hour. what authorities have spotted in the surveillance photo. passengers escaping the subway in the dark and smoke. i talk with the american man who pried the door open. >> it was a nightmare. >> and the virginia woman who hid behind the counter at the airport with the ticketing agent. while here at home tonight, images from the subway in new york city. amid questions about our own security. the tense moment at an american airport, the passenger jet met by authorities. and the fbi tonight, we ask, how many lone wolves are they tracking right now in the u.s.? we have team coverage. "world news tonight" begins now. >>> from abc news, this is a special edition of "world news tonight with david muir: brussels under attack." >>> good evening on this tuesday night, as this country and the world now reacts to another series of deadly terror attacks. tonight, the urgent manhunt right now, after the city of bru

. >>> this morning philadelphia police are investigating 11 shootings or stabbings that have rocked the city over the past two days. the latest is the shooting of a teenager in a wheelchair in west oak lane. nbc's denise nakano has more information. >> reporter: it all happened around 8:15 last night in the 27 block of limekiln pike. he was shot one time in the face, another time in the lower back. investigators recovered three shell casings three feet away from the empty wheelchair. >> why he would get shot it's a total mystery to me. why he would shoot swhoun was defensive in a wheelchair. >> reporter: the suspects were last seen dressed in hoodies running down limekiln pike. >>> police believe a teenage shooting victim was an innocent bystander when bullets starting flying. investigators say it started as an argument between two men on green street. one took a bull tote the head. that person is in critical condition. a 16-year-old was hit in the knee and arm and is now recovering. this shooting began when the street was filled with children. >> there were some really upset children, you k

. >>> happy motor city, rock city, motown madness day, sports fans, we are here at the fabulous fillmore, downtown detroit, just a block away from the fox theater, where they'll take the debate stage later tonight. preview that impending broul in just a moment. first the other brouhaha of the day. a comprehensively scathing rebuke of donald trump this morning in salt lake city. the unprecedented attempt of the republican's party last nominee to kill the candidacy of the most likely nominee, seen at times like a political equivalent of a celebrity roast. willard romney tore not donald's, his policy proposals, to the extent trump has them. his temperament, in short, he stated that he was unworthy of being the president of the united states. take a look. >> here is what i know. donald trump is a phony. a fraud. his promises are as worthless as a degree from trump university. he is playing the means for suckers. he gets a free ride to the white house and all we get is a lousy hat. >> almost immediately, trump supporter, sarah palin went on social media and urged the donald not to take the ba

will be scrutinizing how it will deal with the increasing number of attacks that continue to rock turkey cities>>> still to come on the program, life expectancy that is ten years lower than the rest of the population. we'll take a closer look at efforts to improve the health of indigenous australians. >>> and after years of pressure, now sea world has announced it will stop breeding killer whales. ♪ v >> our american story is written everyday. it's not always pretty, but it's real... and we show you like no-one else can. this is our american story. this is america tonight. ♪ >>> hello, again. a reminder of the stop stories on al jazeera. a brazilian judge has issued an injunction to prevent the president's appointment of lula da silva as her chief of staff. >>> the u.n. says it cannot get aid to six regions in syria because it fears that isil will target its air drops. >>> and turkey's prime minister wants all mp's facing criminal investigation to will stripped of their immunity of prosecution. >>> south africa's president was shouted down by opposition mp's as he tried to dismiss suggestions t

. >>> people in brusse have mashed one week since terrorist bombings rocked the city. suspects, belgian authorities say they have freed a man detained in connection with the attacks for a lack of evidence. authorities now say the bombings have killed 35 people. officials on monday confirmed the deaths of four more victims who had been hospitalized. 340 were wounded. the islamic state militant group has claimed responsibility for the deadly attacks. officials say three men blew themselves up in attacks at the airport and metro station.

. >>> and we are back in a moment with a huge fireball caught on camera that rocked the city in the midwest. >>> caught on camera, a massive explosion just outside cleveland. at least one propane tank went up in a huge blast after catching fire at a construction site. first responders were at the area at the time of the explosion. fortunately no one was hurt. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> don't forget this weekend is when we turn the clocks forward. that, of course, means we lose an hour of sleep. but experts also caution that the switch to daylight saving time can increase the risk of heart attack or stroke for many americans. nbc's erica hill explains why. >> reporter: it's a seemingly small change with a big payoff. and a rude awakening. losing that hour of sleep for daylight saving time each spring is more than a tough adjustment. >> the two days after the clocks move forward, there's a spike in the number of heart attacks, strokes and vascular events that occur. it's a very real phenomena. >> reporter: research shows in the two days after we spring forward, heart at

. >>> people in brusse have mashed one week since terrorist bombings rocked the city. amid the search for suspects, belgian authorities say they have freed a man detained in connection with the attacks for a lack of evidence. authorities now say the bombings have killed 35 people. officials on monday confirmed the deaths of four more victims who had been hospitalized. 340 were wounded. the islamic state militant group has claimed responsibility for the deadly attacks. officials say three men blew themselves up in attacks at the airport and metro station. they've been searching for another man who was scene at the airport. investigators have been questioning a suspect detained two days after the bombings on suspicion he was this man. but authorities said monday that they freed the suspect. they said there wasn't enough evidence to justify holding him. officials have released video from the airport. this ehope it will generate new leads about the man. people in brussels are still living with the effects of the bombings. the airport remains closed as some subway and railw

first up, following breaking news out of belgium where explosions have rocked the cities of brussels with belgian media reporting 13 people were killed. authorities confirm the explosions are considered terrorist attacks. the country has raised its terror threat level to maximum. we are continuing to stay on top of this breaking news and we'll bring you another update in a few minutes. >> a local university pauses to remember a fallen officer. honor the officer. >> a middle schooler faces charges. what she is accused of doing, >> a series of explosions in belgium have left 13 people dead. details just into the news room >> brush fire burn dangerously close to homes. we are live with the details you need to know. plus -- >> what has this world come to? a kid can't be a kid. >> a middle schooler arrested. what she is accused of doing. what she had to say just ahead. >> we want to begin with breaking news from belgium where a series of explosions have killed 13 people and more than 30 others have been hurt. johnny has been following the latest. he joins us in the news room. what can you

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scene in that city as they have dealt with the explosions that came through, excuse me, earlier this morning. >>> now let's tell you what we know so far. about those explosion that is rocked city. at least 13 people were dead many more people have been hurt. the first two explosions ripped through the departures area of the airport. witnesses reported seeing the ceiling cave in. they said there was blood everywhere followed by a series of explosions at a subway station. a number of them. the system again has been shut down. the belgian people have been told to shelter-in-place. this is all after the terror suspect was arrested in that city in brussels. officials are being very careful about connecting any of this to terrorism saying that that has not been confirmed what we're seeing this morning. however, we have been told that the terror level in that city has been raised to the maximum level. this all happened about an hour after a flight from philadelphia landed in about 90 minutes before a plane headed for philadelphia was scheduled to take off. annie mccormick is gathering the very latest, a full report is straight ahead. >> and this is having a ripple effect across

many are scrutinizing how it will deal with the increasing number of attacks that continue to rock turkey cities>>> morocco has decided not to withdraw its troops from u.n. peacekeeping missions. it had threatened to pull out after it was anninged by commenting from the u.n. secretary-general by bank ki-moon when he said morocco was occupying the contested region of western sahara. morocco is withdrawing staff from the u.n. mission in western sahara. it asked the staff to leave within three days. >>> south africa's president was shouted down by opposition mps as he tried to dismiss suggestions that anybody other than himself appoints cabinet ministers. jacob zuma was responding to questions in parliament about his relationship with a wealthy family accused of influencing key state institutions. on wednesday the country deputy finance minister admitted that he was offered a promotion to become finance minister by a member of the family. >> i am in charge of the government. i'm in charge. i appoint. in terms of the constitution, there is no minister who is here who has was ever appointed by the gu

morning for our chat is dan wells we're following breaking news this morning, as a number of attacks rock the city of brussels, belguim. the belgian prosecutor said it was likely "a suicide bomber" who struck the airport. bomber" who struck the airport. those explosions starting just after 8 a.m. local time. the attacks come four days after salah abdeslam, the four days after salah abdeslam, the main suspect in the paris attacks, was seized in brussels. a belgian subway official says there are 15 dead and 136 are injured in explosions at subway stations. developing now... just hours before this attack. french and belgian police announced this attack. french and belgian police announced they are intensifying their manhunt for a newly identfied suspect, linked to the paris terror attacks. police say 24 year old najim na-jeem laachraoui lay-cha-rao-ee helped hide other terrorists in the past few months na-jeem lay-cha-rao-ee helped hide other terrorists in the past few months and may have been involved in the organizing other attacks, and are attempting to find him, quickly. salah abdeslam was captur

. >> and breaking news out of brussels where twin blasts rocked the city airport.least one person is dead and dozens more injured. we'll have the laimentest next. we need women in congress. if we want to be heard, it was the women who forced republicans to include women's health and contraceptive coverage in the affordable care act. in congress, i'll fight for pay equity, family leave and tougher gun safety laws. and, as an environmentalist, i'll work combat climate change. i know as a journalist and as a senior executive in business that when women are at the table, we get things done. i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. >> we're fol breaking news 23r from overseas. twip explosions rocked the brussels international airport. one person was killed and several other injured. airport officials say the blast happened during the morning rush hour as hundreds were checking in. airport spokes person says all flights out of the airport were cancelled and incoming flights are being diverted. belgium terror level is now at highest point. each this incidents come

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this after several explosions rocked the city's main airport and also a crowded train station. and now, the fall out from these coordinated impacts is having impact in our area, greg argos will explain live report from philadelphia international airport, that's coming up in just a few minutes. >>> good afternoon, i'm erika von tiehl. work to go determine if the bombs were planned earlier or in direct response from friday's arrest of paris terror suspect. correspondent tina krause is tracking the latest developments from london. >> survivors ran for safety as smoke and chaos filled the airport terminal in brussels. dozens are injured, after two powerful explosions. one blast caved in a ceiling on stunned travelers, and blue out the terminal windows. cbs news has learned, police found an unexploded device, possibly a suicide vest, and a russian assault rifle. this woman was with her daughter, who is now missing. >> my husband called, the american embassy, looking -- >> three missionaries from utah seriously injured in the airport blast. less than half hour later an explosion ripp

will be scrutinizing how it will deal with the increasing number of attacks that continue to rock turkey's cities. >>> the saudi-led military operation in yemen may be winding down. the spokesman for the coalition that inteer sp intervened a year they will turn to stabilization and reconstruction. the spokesman didn't specify when the bombing mission targeting the rebels would be over. just this week a coalition air strike hit a market near sanaa. the u.n. official says the number killed in that attack rose to 119, almost double what was reported. the u.n. estimates 6,000 people have lost their lives in air fights and fighting since the operation began. >>> morocco has decided not to withdraw its troops from u.n. peacekeeping missions. it had threatened to pull out after it was angered by comments made by the u.n. secretary-general bank ki-moon. he said morocco was occupying the contested region of western sahara. more be rocco has asked 84 u.n. civilian staff in morocco or western sahara to leave in three days. this was the reaction from the secretary-general's spokesman. >> this is a unilateral

the attacks literally rocked the city during this morning's rush hour. dozens of lives lost at the airport and the city's metro stations. many, many more are recovering from the blast as family and friends try to cope with the tragedy while dealing with the fear of more attacks. >>> good evening, i'm lucy noland. >> i'm dawn timmeney in tonight for iain page. >>> new information has been coming in by the minute today. here's what we know right now. bombs exploded this morning at the brussels airport and in the city's subway killing at least 31 people and wounding close to 190 people. isis has claimed responsibility for the attacks. belgium is now diverts planes and trains and the brussels airport is staying closed through tomorrow. >>> authorities have also released photo taken from closed circuit tv of thee men pushing luggage carts. they say two of them the ones on the left apparently were the suicide bombers and the third you see dressed in a light colored coat the black hat and glasses on they think he's on the run. president barack obama is pledging

a north carolina city rocked by an explosion. ahead, what officials think is barbara:john: we are back to breaking news -- a durham police officer shot and wounded at a jail. you are looking live at the scene. anthony wilson tells us that the officer was treated and released, and the suspect is in custody. we first broke the story and will have a live report, coming up in about 15 minutes. you can also check for updates on our website. barbara: a show of support for faculty members who voted to unionize. there was a rally on the durham campus and on friday they agreed to join the service employees international union that claimed it leads to better pay, benefits, and job security. john: a somber salute to a deputy killed in the line of duty. flags will fly at half stan as they stepped inside, both were hit; one didn't survive.flecks of a at half staff until sunset. deadly hold up. police say he killed a toll collector and security guard during a robbery on sunday. the holdup happened in the toll plaza 65 miles west of harrisburg.

it's 34 in birmingham, 34 in little rock, oklahoma city is down to 29. are a lot of the areas that the flowers have been up for weeks, and the blossoms are on the trees. and so it's a cold morning. but the good news about march, the sun goes to work. and this afternoon, betty, we got 60s all the way as far north as st. louis. it's going to be a nice, warm week after this. today's the worst of it. >> just get past this. get that sun to work. okay, thank you. >>> two british ships, they've arrived in eastern japan to transport a shipment of plutonium to a u.s. government facility in south carolina for storage. the shipment contains enough plutonium to make dozens of atomic bombs. it had been used for research purposes. the ships are fitted with naval guns and other protections to guard against attacks. >>> a pennsylvania turnpike toll collector and a security guard were shot and killed sunday morning during a holdup attempt by a retired state trooper. troopers arrived as a former fellow trooper was unloading money from a fare collection vehicle and they ex

city, utah where caucuses are under way. i'm bret baier. >> and i'm martha mccallum. it is a big night of politics ahead. but first, isis claiming responsibility for the bombings that rocked the city of brussels this morning. belgian officials release thing picture, a stunning image that shows three suspects they believe are responsible for the attack. and now massive raids under way for the man you see on the right hand side of that picture. >>> back in the u.s., criticism from republican presidential candidates came strong and fast. >> if they're coming from certain other places and if they're muslim, they have to be checked very carefully. they're not assimilating easily into other countries. we're not babies. we can't do this anymore. >> it's long past time that we had a president who will acknowledge this evil, will call it by its name. and utilize the full force and fury of the united states to defeat radical islamic terrorism, to defeat isis. >> if i had been president, i would have cut short my visit and flown home, which should be made cheer when people die and bleed in europe, we die and bleed a little bit right here in the united states of america. >> and that

live from the rock & roll hall of fame city. not best looking day ahead, will be great. >> we are starting this week's z awards off with a different tennis player. here's tony zarrella. know it's gone to the dogs. we are going to the court, watch the ball and watch your beer! . >> announcer: there's a dry cleaner somewhere smiling. >> tony: it is kind of an epidemic. since we're talking golf, they were impressive at the honda classic. even more creative at durall. technically this was matt's practice, working on the shorts. not to be confused with the long. >> announcer: what a shot for curry! >> tony: these weren't bad >> tony: let the celebration begin! actually, scrap that, time for one more play. and with that we're outta here and we're taking our ball with us. as always, congratulations to all of our winners. >> denise: they should let dogs collect the balls all the time. >> scientists discovered this new species of octopus near hawaii they him on a flat rock 14,000 feet below the ocean's surface. scientists were diving to

. >> a series of bombing rocked the city and isis claiming responsibility for this devastating act of terror and a manhunt for one person is still under way. right now it is being reported that 31 people were killed when two bombs exploded at the we are kicking offer the coverage with abc elizabeth hur. >> reporter: it is too early to tell fit is connected to the attacks in paris. they are tracking down the suspect and preventing another attack. >> reporter: police on rooftops and soldiers on the ground hunting for a suspected terrorist. these images on twitter showing brussels at its highest state of alert. >> with officials now revealing they discovered a third bomb at the airport that did not go off and police confirming they are now searching for the man on the right in this picture identifying him as a suspect from the brussels airport attack. >> there is many people that panicked. too many people cried. >> everybody was on the run. >> reporter: hundreds of passengers ran for their live after two explosions went through the airplane and then in the subway station, these attacks c

. >>> and the scene tonight, a major gas explosion rocking an american city. buildings levels. streeted covers in debris and glass. firefighters injured. >>> the stunning moment, the cab driver held at gunpoint. the officer who happened to walk up to the car. >>> and, the fifth beatle. celebrating sir george martin

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europe on high alert after the city of brussels rocked by radical islamists today. joining us is shepard smith. >> mourners came together to -- at a memorial, makeshift memorial to mourn the passing of the 30 or more who died in these attacks. a final number still not known. some people in the city saying they dreaded something like this. there's been warnings that something was coming and not specific and many in brussels saying they're not surprised. >> it honestly really hasn't sank in yet for me personally because i never really believed that something could happen here in brussels. but yeah, it's clearly here. >> it's sad day for us. brussels is a fantastic place and i don't want anyone to destroy this beauty that we live with here. >> security forces in brussels have been carrying out raids and sweeps throughout the day on tuesday and overnight. they say inside one apartment they found a bomb packed with nails and chemicals and an islamic state flag. a newspaper reporting a taxi driver claims that he had picked up the three men at the home and to bring them to

rocked the belgium capitol today. two at the airport. a third at the city's metro station. >>> after 14 years on the job hunter county sheriff larry rollens is calling it quits. >> he said he was greatful for the experience. in an exclusive interview the former sheriff talked with wral's gilbert bay for reasons of stepping away. >> reporter: sheriff rollens said he's been planning this move for a year.