salah abdeslam is back in france. the key suspect of the paris attack arrives back on french soil just after not clock a.m., five point five months after the killings in which 130 people died. the race for the republican nomination is over, says donald trump, after his clean sweep in five primaries. he is now the -- he says he is now the subject nominee. hillary clinton takes for states , putting clearwater between herself and bernie sanders. the countdown begins to the real games. go, the days to country says it will be ready. and finding out how i drop in iphone sales wiped almost $50 billion off the value of apple. big ben prepares for a facelift. will undergoll repairs to its crumbling clocktower. melissa: sulla of the first time back inlah abdeslam is paris. he was handed over by belgian authorities just after 9:00 a.m. this morning. he spent four months on the run before being captured in march in a brussels -- in brussels, where he faced several weeks of the march 22fter attacks come in which he is also believe

>> isn't salah abdeslam cooperating with authorities? he was supposedly being extradited from belgium in to france. salah abdeslam, what do we know about his level of cooperation? >> the picture is not clear. what we know is the first day after he was arrested his lawyer said he was cooperating with belgian authorities. he was going to fight extradition to france. shortly after the attacks in brussels he changed his tune. he got a different lawyer and his lawyer said he wants to be extradited to france and will answer questions about the paris attacks in france. when the lawyer was questioned will he answer questions about the brussels attack, the lawyer refused several times to answer that question. so it's not clear. it was expected, once we heard from his lawyer, that he was willing to be extradited, that extradition would take ten days. in the last couple of days we have learned the extradition process will take much longer because they have questions they want to ask salah abdeslam. >> i want you stand by, nic. i want to bring in ou

so the latest now, boris, is that salah abdeslam will be returning to france.e has been held in belgium on the european arrest warrant. not clear when he will go back to france. as he does that, you will be assured that investigators are trying to find who outstanding attackers linked to the brussels attacks. they are looking for eight other suspect with possible links to paris and brussels. >> in the face of the raids and suspects still on the loose, it has been more than a week since the attacks. how are residents holding up? >> reporter: boris, you have to go back to the fact that these are people living under the heightened terror threat level. they had a manhunt really focused on brussels and other parts of the country since the paris attacks happened. they have become used to seeing the military on the streets. they become used to seeing police on the streets. raids are common occurrences. it is day after day, week after week, month after month when they know authorities are pursuing the most wanted terrorists in the world right in their city. >> quite a

they have salah abdeslam.f they have him, they have two narratives, two people to question, and that gives them a much better idea when they are getting to the truth and when they are lied to or getting half trut because they can check salah abdeslam against mohamed abrini and this will perhaps help to round up the network out there, round them up more quickly and have, if you will, be able to put a better lid on the whole broader network involved. we continue to hear from french and belgian authorities that the networks involved are bigger than they imagined. this is a big deal to get him on many levels. >> hopefully leads closer to the proverbial head of the snake what. pamela brown, nic robertson, thank you to both of you as you have been working your sources. we will bring you that news whether they got the guy in the video and whether it is mohamed abrini. >>> so many delegates and so little time to scrape them up from every little crevasse you can find them. after the break, my political panel will weigh

abdeslam was the most wanted man in europe until authorities captured him in molenbeek. as the authorities searched for the two surviving bombing suspects in belgium. alexandra field has more for us. now salah abdeslam has said he is not working with authorities anymore. >> reporter: right. he was fighting extradition initially. at that time he was answering questions after he was taken into custody. four days after being detained, the brussels attacks happened. after that, we're told, he stopped cooperating. he agreed to be extradited. at the same time, authorities in brussels and across belgium continue to look for a third suspected bomber from the airport. a second possible suspected bomber from the metro station. they are looking at the plans that the suicide bombers did have for the city. in fact, they are beginning to wonder if perhaps the brothers involved in the attacks had i m ambitions to build a dirty bomb. authorities have uncovered video connected to the investigation. it shows ten hours of surveillance of a nuclear researcher's home. investigators are looki

he drove salah abdeslam to paris two days before.hose attacks on that bloody night and he drove abdeslam out of paris after the attacks. two of the terrorists who struck that night in paris had stayed. so multiple ties very central to that plot. osama krayem believe tied operationally to the brussels attack. how did they make this connection? because he met in a subway station not long before the deadly subway bombing in brussels. establishing that connection there. both believed to be part of the same cell, the same cell that carried out both of these attacks. both of them of tremendous intelligence value if they can get any information out of them. that's going to be a real focus now is trying to learn what they don't know about this cell. how much of the network is still out there. are there any attacks in the works. whether or not he'll give that information, that's another question. that will be a real focus now, preventing further attacks by this same cell. >> so on that note, nic robertson, feel free to chime in on any more yo

you can see him here caught by security cameras with salah abdesl abdeslam. let's get right to jim sciutto. jim, put this in perspective for us. what do we know at this point? >> jab, this is key. we know both of these men are central, not peripheral to the two deadliest terror attacks in europe of the last decade, in paris and in brussels. abrini even driving one of those paris terrorists to and from the deadly rampage. is abrini the same man seen with the brussels attackers right before they struck? one of the most terrorists in europe is now under arrest. mohammed abrini with ties to several of the paris attackers captured in brussels today. abrini has multiple connections to the deadliest terror attack in europe in more than a decade. >> it's quite significant because he is one of the last people that they found who played a critical role in the paris attacks. he also appears to have played a critical role in the brussels attacks. >> reporter: he was caught on surveillance video driving salah abdeslam to the french capital two days before the attacks. the

salah abdeslam was captured in belgium almost two weeks ago. his lawyer says he is willing to cooperate with authorities. he was arrested over his alleged involvement in the attacks last year that left 130 people dead. earlier, we spoke to our brussels correspondent, and we asked whether the alleged leak between akif pirincci and this month's attack in --salah abdeslam and this month's attack in brussels? reporter: he picked up the person who was constructing the bomb and he went by car, picked him up with a car, brought him to brussels, and that is where he did what he did. plus, abdeslam went to germany, picked up three more people in the south of germany and the belgian media speculates one of these three people might leave the man with the hatch, the third person from the surveillance images at the airport. it might be the involvement is even bigger than we so far no. brent: that is our correspondent from brussels. turkish president erdogan has announced a bomb attack that killed seven people. at least six of the dead are turkish police off

he was seen in the company of salah abdeslam november 11 on the freeway in paris. the investigation shows that mohammad abrini and salah abdeslam rented an apartment. it was in this apartment that several terrorists stayed before the paris attacks. the investigation is ongoing. in order to determine if mohammad abrini is or not the third person present during the attacks at the belgian airport, so the investigation is ongoing actively in order to clarify all these points, and so at this point we cannot communicate further details. other details will follow tomorrow. >>> good evening. >> translator: good evening. >> all right, we've been listening in on a press conference in brussels, belgium, and most notably what you just heard out of the prosecutor's office is a confirmation of what we suspended today, which is that a key figure involved in the paris attacks last fall, a man by the name of mohame mohamed abrini was detained today, 31 years old. he's from belgium. he's wanted in connection with the attacks, and you heard them mention he was seen in the presence of

he's connected to more than salah abdeslam.e was known to have driven him to paris before the attacks and seen after the attacks as well. he also had a connection to the apartment where two of the suicide attackers from the paris attacks stayed, a safe house, before they carried out the attacks. he has multiple ties to the paris attackers. of course the fact that he was arrested in belgium raises the question does he have ties to the brussels attackers as well, because not to get confusing here for the viewers, but the paris attackers came many of them came from belgium, and the question has been what is the connection between the paris attacks in november and this attack in brussels. is abrini someone who connects those two? this is a key question for investigators right now in these arrests. very important to that investigation. >> the web of these attackers, the web of these people involved, it's complex, but it continues to get more and more arrests and more and more details coming out. we're waiting for more information. w

it's unclear whether salah abdeslam had anything to do with it. we put that very question to the public prosecutor, though, and said, what was it that led you to believe or to believe that you know that this is indeed the man in the hat? they said, it was a series of things, but first and foremost, the most important thing they did say was facial recognition and when confronted with that finally he admitted, yes, this was him. >> right. because there were two other people prior to him that they thought was the man in the hat, and turns out that they weren't. so, bob, what do you make of the fact, speaking of the hat, that he sold it after the attacks according to him? that seems not only strange but brazen, considering he was one of the most wanted men in europe? >> pamela, exactly. taking from fred's comments. i mean, you know, it doesn't make any sense selling the hat. you throw this stuff away. the fact that he said he was the third suicide bomber, and disposed of the vest. i mean, these people are inherently unreliable. true believers, still b

he may know more than his friend, salah abdeslam, who also fled paris. >> he will probably know a lot more than abdeslam and a lot more than almost anybody else alive. >> police are on the hunt for brussels apartment block. this man was charged with mass murder today, and he is now known to be swedish. prosecutors say he was at the scene of the brussels metro bombing and bought the suit cases at the mall for the bombers to pack with exshraoplo. >> remember, salah abdeslam's arrests may have triggered the brussels massacres. be alert and stay calm and be careful. back to you. >>> a 7-year-old in critical but stable condition at last check tonight after she was shot in southeast. the young girl was hit last night knox. it's common to hear gunfire in the area and they almost like clock work. >> between the hours of 9:00 to 10:00 at night and 4:00 to 6:00 in the evening and 8:00 to 10:00 in the morning and 12:00 to 2:00, and they shoot every two hours, and when the police leave they come out and start shooting. >> police are working to figure out who fired the shots and who the shooter ma

back to abdeslam is face justice.n charged with terrorism offenses and is being held in a high-security facility. he has been tightlipped, but his lawyer insists he will talk. the suspect/belgian lawyer describes him as having the intelligence of an in tsa. the attorney dismissed him as a little jerk. mark thompson has more. >> europe's most wanted men now locked inside the continent's biggest prison. awaits trial. it he was brought before the investigating judge within hours of his transfer from belgium to the french capital. the 26 are all did not speak during the hearing. authorities suspect the french plays a key role in the terrorist attacks last year. he has been placed under formal investigation for murder involving terror. >> there is a trend at the moment to say he is the only survivor of the attacks. he is responsible for everything. cafes, the colosseum, salah abdeslam has been presented as public enemy number one. >> after four months on the run, he was arrested in brussels in march. his next hearing has b

he's a key suspect who may know more than his friend salah abdeslam who also fled paris. >> abrini will probably know a lot more than abdeslam and a lot more than almost anybody else alive. >> reporter: and police are on the hunt for more isis suspects, raiding a brussels apartment block. >> the police here are looking for any evidence of a bomb house. involved as well as snipers. chances. this man was also charged with mass murder today. osama k. now known to be swedish swedish. prosecutors say he was at the metro bombing and bought the suitcase for the bombers to pack with explosives. they did that here in the apartment where today we heard the voice of one of the killers for the first time, ordering the taxi to take them to the airport. >> reporter: taxi at 7:15, carnage at 7:58. but today, murder charges and the hope of justice for so many victims. but there are no celebrations here at the arrests and charges against these men. abdeslam's arrest last month may have panicked his gang and triggered the brussels massacres. so they're on their guard here, the prime minister warning toda

now abdeslam was arrested in he wasat killed 130 people. that's the latest from the live desk. >>> breaking news on the roads right now, this is going to be a major proble this morning right near so southbound rockville pike shut down at cedar lane, completely closed there. one northbound lane is getting by this water main break. you can only turn right onto rockville pike from cedar lane no matter which way you're coming, only right to rockville pike. we'll have erika gonzalez out there in a little bit. 395 from duke street to seminary road, the left lane gets by the paving operation. you can see slowdowns northbound and southbound. a big look at the beltway, all of the screen, the radar showing the moisture coming through. and 270 at old hundred, no major problems there right now. chuck, we are going to see wet spots here this morning, no doubt, huh? >>> absolutely. nothing all that heavy but nonetheless a little hint of road spray on occasion couldn't be ruled out. most of maryland. so the school d forecast, a lot of clouds and periods o

select as does lump -- salah abdeslam was at his first court appearance a few hours ago. he announced his intention to remain silent for today. his work -- his lawyer told authorities that he is willing to cooperate with authorities later. his next hearing is may 20. at thedupuis was courthouse where the hearing was held. abdeslam has spent hours in the courtroom, where he said he did not feel ready to express himself today. he was transferred from a prison in belgium to paris. he was flown over by helicopter, escorted by the french elite police forces. he says he is too tired to talk to the judges today, that he might express himself at a later date, perhaps on the main -- on the of may -- perhaps on 20th of may. the list of charges against him is very long. >> given the time at which he was taken from prison this morning, the transfer, which was quite intense, he said he preferred to express himself at another moment. he said he would definitely be speaking. that's what he said to the judge , who put him under formal investigation on charges of murder, aiding and abetti

probably know a lot more than abdeslam and a lot more than almost anybody else alive. >> reporter: as police are on the hunt to more isis suspects, raiding a brussels apartment block, this man was also charged with mass murder, known to be swedish. prosecutors say he bought the suitcases at this mall for the bombers to pack with explosives. but there are no celebrations here at the arrests and charges as these men. remember, salah abdeslam's arrest last month may have panicked his gang and triggered the brussels massacres. so they're on their guard here. the prime minister warning today be alert, stay calm, be careful. back to you. >> bill neely reporting there. >>> belgian prosecutors say they learned that the group that carried out the terror attacks in brussels was also planning another the attack on france. >>> a life guard's quick actions may have saved a young swimmer. the montgomery county fire department says a lifeguard pulled a 10-year-old who was drowning and performed cpr. the child was conscious when fire crews arrived. the 10-year-old was taken to the hospital in serious

salah abdeslam lived for four months one block away from his childhood home and nobody dropped a dime on him. heas pretty safe there. in the region where isis is superimposed. these are the areas i refer to as the brier patch. don't throw me in the brier patch. you will get pricked by the thorns but i'm comfortable and safe here. it is pretty much the same thing. they feel in areas of london that they are at home. they are not living in europe anymore. they are living in some kind of colonial outpost of isis territory. >> cnn global affairs analyst. is there a sense that we are seeing more raids because the people that they are bringing into custody might actually be talking? >> this is the hope that they are not making some of the same mistakes where they didn't question him for long enough or ask him what are the future plots you have planned. it's not clear if he would have answered these questions. the other thing is exploit what they find with these people as they arrest them, cell phones. they seem to be rolling up a lot of people who were childhood friends, guilt by association

he's significant in that he also has connection to abdeslam. we know he traveled from syria into europe with another man. they arrived in germany and were picked up outside a refugee camp in germany by abdeslam and then driven back to belgium. so, another big fish. what this is all doing is really consolidating those links between the paris attacks and the brussels attacks and really helping police try and dismantle this terror web that clearly has tentacles across europe. >> kelly morgan live in brussels. thank you much and we'll stay in touch with you as investigators continue their work. >>> the online media wing of isis claims the terror group has released hundreds of factory workers in syria. they were taken hostage when isis captured a sprawling cement factory north of damascus. isis says they release 30d 0 workers because they're muslim and not loyal to the syrian regime. according to isis, four people have been executed because they belonged to a minority shiite sect. >>> the u.s. secretary of state john kerry made a surprise visit to b

he was obviously very close to salah abdeslam.mong the people that drove that renault car where the paris attacks were conducted. he was at the apartment in schaerbeek which was the main weapons lab for the brussels attacks. certainly is someone who is very much on the radar of the police, someone they always treated as being fairly senior in the plots both in paris but in brussels as well. >> fred, this arrest came as a result of the raids we have been seeing in the last 24 to 48 hours. are investigators revealing anything more about more arrests anticipated, other people being watched and parameters of raids, or do they feel like, you know, this was the big catch they were looking for? >> reporter: they certainly seem to believe there could be other people on the run. certainly the history of the arrests we've seen so far in this case seem to indicate that at the very least there were people that helped facilitate, helped hide these people after the paris attacks and leading up to the brussels attacks. look at the case of salah

twenty-six year-old salah a abdeslam was extradited from belgium today, brought away by armed guard to a high security prison outside paris. he will remain there in solitary confinement. abdeslam is one of the ten men suspect of carrying out the paris terror attacks last november that killed 130 people. four days have after his arrest in belgium came terror a tax there. his lawyer says that abdeslam volunteered to explain himself, sometime in the future. >>> new york real estate heir robert durst is heading to a california prison to face charges of murder. today in new orleans he was sentenced to one years in prison on a weapons violation but the judge agreed to send him to los angeles, where he will be arraigned for the death of his one time confident, susan berman, in 2,000. prosecutors say that he killed berman because she had information about the disappearance of his first wife, 18 years earlier. >>> space x plans to send its first mission to mars, as soon as 2018. the company says that it will send an unmanned spacecraft to survey terrain and collect soil samples. nasa responded

look as, for instance, saleh abdeslam on the run a period of time when captured, was inside a private apartment with several other people. look at the case of mohamed abrini, when taken in by the police yesterday, he was also with two other people that were subsequently let go. so all of them in some way, shape or form had help from people inside the community, and in many cases from childhood friends that helped them to stay and to lay low, as kim said, for such an extended period of time, but i think for the belgian police, there are other things also very important as well. it does really mesh with what kim is saying what bob is saying as well. look, as far as the man in the hat was concerned, there was so much speculation as to who that person might be. remember, another person who turned out to be one of the suicide bombers, and he was at one point thought to be the man in the hat. police now want to make absolutely clear they are 100% sure that this is actually the guy. and then on the other hand, they also don't want to make the same, i wouldn't say mistake, but don't want to h

remember when salah abdeslam, the boyhood friend of mohamed abrini, was captured, there was ecstasy in the justice department here and in the prosecutor's office. it was just a short time later, just a few days later that that arrest triggered the massacre at the airport and the killings in the metro. so people here aren't celebrating the arrest of abrini and the confirmation that he is the man in the hat, because they are worried that there could be another attack, that abrini's arrest would trigger other members of a cell to do something else, because they fear arrest. one other important point, ayman. although abrini says he was the man in the hat, he could be lying. he could in fact be covering up for someone else trying to give that individual more time to get away. we simply don't know, although you would imagine, ayman, with the face recognition technology and so on, all the things that a modern intelligence and judicial agency has, that by now they really would be able to match that fairly clear image inside the airport of the man in the hat with the giuy that they've got in cu

salah abdeslam fled to belgium after the november 13 attack in paris. and was arrested last month, after four months on the run. >>> okay, howard is down in nationals park, with our yellow alert. the first pitch in danger, howard? >> first pitch, maybe. but we also could see some delays. i think the game will get in. here is a good sign. grounds crew is out. it looks like they are getting ready to take the tarp off the field to start prepping it for the 4:05 first pitch. we will be back on the other side of the break with a look at not only the game day forecast but we are looking at the weekend and yes, we could see some snow, i will tell you all about it in a coup narrator: all that political mail mlet's simplify.lming. only one candidate has been endorsed by the washington post: kathleen matthews. as a journalist and progressive leader at marriott, she has a broad and deep facility with policy. emily's list praises matthews as pro-choice and the post says on gun control, clean energy, education and health research kathleen matthews "has greater poten

the brussels attacks followed the arrest of salah abdeslam.ater the concern now is the terrorists might act fearing that they'll soon be discovered. >> that is a serious fear. jim sciutto, thanks very much. >>> let's bring in our justice correspondent pamela brown. she's working her sources. what are they saying? how significant are today's arrests? >> they're certainly significant, particularly with abrini. he's someone authorities have been searching for since the terrorist attacks. these are key players taken off the chess board. officials i've been speaking to say there are still a lot of other people in europe connected to this network and the concern is that these people, these isis terrorists, are plotting multiple attacks as we speak. so, in fact, the threat level is the same as it was before these arrests, according to one official i spoke to. the big concern is in the wake of this arrest, these arrests today, that anyone planning attacks would accelerate those plans out of concern that intelligence officials will track them down. we

we have seen him the gas station surveillance video bringing sallah abdeslam to paris, from brussels just two days before the attacks. we know he made several runs back anding for between brussels and paris. again, he wasn't one of the attackers in paris but was a significant logistics man weapon know he had close contacts with abdel abbaud. the master mind of the paris attacks, on the most wanted list in europe. he trained with isis in 2014, 2015, he smuggled his way in win refugees, the refugee flow coming back into europe from syria. it he was a desperate man, a most suspected terrorist, and he is caught, and that is a significant find. whether he has a role in the brussels attacks, frankly, we don't know. but i have to believe he did. in the advance release that the belgian authorities put out they suggested they were connected with the brussels attack. we don't know anything about the second suspect arrested but it was believed he had a role. >> thank you very much. we apologize to our viewers. a little buzz in the audio. appearses belgian authorities have their so-called man in

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salah abdeslam to paris. abdeslam has been in a belgian prison since march 18th.ce have been questioning him about potential links, killing 22 people. he'll face judges in paris later today. >>> now, if you were driving in downtown los angeles overnight, you may have seen a streak of light across the sky. it wasn't a ufo per se. it was space junk causing a green streak. >>> prince's estate, his only surviving sister says he left no will. emergency paperwork asking to be executive to prince's estate. he has five half siblings, and the same for inheritance purposes. the cause of death has yet to be released. >>> dog lovers, the cuddly hugs may not be what they're cracked up to. university of british columbia analyzed hundreds of people hugging their dogs. they say the hugs are stressing out your pet. 80% of dogs showed signs of stress through their flattened ears and lowered heads. settle with a belly scratch. >>> business now with landon dowdy. good morning. >> hi there, good morn to you. wall street in a wait and see ahead of an announcement by the federal reserve

abdeslam was captured in brussels. transferred to paris today, under very tight securi. he's the only known survivor of the group accused of carrying out the attacks that killed some 130 people. >>> the suicide bombing has injured at least 13 people in the city of bursa, turkey. authorities say the bomber was a woman in her mid-20s. the blast went off in a mosque in the market in the historic part of the city. just yesterday, the u.s. state department issued a warning to traveling americans about credible terrorist threats in tourist areas in turkey. >>> the fbi says tonight, it won't go public with how it hacked into the iphone, used by one of the san bernardino terrorists. the bureau will only say that somebody came forward with an idea to gain access to that phone, and it worked. the feb paid that person a million dollars. but admits the agency did not purchase the rights to how the iphone was hacked. >> now an update to the ohio. he said he personally inspected four homes where eight members of the same family were shot and murdered last week. he said the murders wer

as terrorist suspect salah abdeslam was sent to france. benjamin hall is live in london with the latest. benjamin? >> reporter: the brussels airport was supposed to open tonight but police say security is not good enough yet. the main check in desk on the 22nd of march 12th people died. temporary repairs have been carried out to allow the airport to run. but police unions will deputy on strike unless security is further improved and had security been better before, the attack could and should have been avoided. the belgian media claims that one of the bombers worked in the airport and the others had criminal records with dozen with terrorist sympathies. and suspicious people are often ignored. belgian prime freedom and key members discuss when to reopen the airport. belgian authorities finally approved the extradition of salah abdeslam. his lawyer said he will cooperate with the french authorities and will help after previously saying he would fight extradition. it could take ten days to face charges and he will shed light on isis networks

he was connected to abdeslam. he was captured days before the deadly explosions targeting the city's airport and subway. we'll have analysis with a terror expert former co-chair of the new york terrorist terrorism task force bob strand. he will join us a few minutes away on "happening now". >>> right now, there is a new report revealing details about a nationwide scandal. usa today did an analysis in the veterans hospitals and found that super visors in seven states told employees to falsify wait times for veterans trying to get medical care. here's more on another disturbing story out of the va. the new news how wild spread it was. >> reporter: yes, schedulers were told by superors and arkansas, texas and california and new york and vermont to suggest meeting with shorter wait times to get to see a doctor when they were not. investigations show employees in 40 vamedical facilities in 19 states in puerto rico regularly zeroed out veteran wait times. a veteran spoke out about the ongoing problems. >> our veterans w

salah abdeslam faces a european arrest warrant issued by france. he was arrested in brussels earlier this month. 130 people were killed in the paris attacks last november >>> tens of thousands of protesters have taken to the streets in brazil to show their support for embattled president dilma rousseff. they believe impeachment procedures against her are unjust and amount to what they say is a coup. >> reporter: they will not let their president go down without a fight. tens of thousands of her most ardent supporters took to the streets to try embolden a president fighting for political survival and trying to stave off impeachment. >> translation: it is a very delicate situation, but there's nothing against the president to justify her impeachment. >> reporter: they see the impeachment as a coup orchestrated by the opposition to regain power without elections. >> translation: i'm here against the possible coup which will happen in this country if the president is impeached. it is absurd that a democratically elected president by majority and by the

salah abdeslam will soon be sent for trial in paris. now his accomplice, abrini, joins him behind bars. and investigators say one other man arrested today, osama k., bought the bags used in the airport bombings here and may have been with the suicide bomber at the metro. so they believe they've caught two men at the very heart of the terror here. >> bill neely in europe, thank you. >>> now to tempers flaring and strategies shifting tonight on the campaign trail at home as pressure builds on both hillary clinton and bernie sanders to win new york. and on the republican side, donald trump is making moves, hoping to avoid a contested convention as ted cruz proves a powerful force in the race for delegates. there's a lot to cover. we have it starting with nbc's andrea mitchell in washington. andrea, very busy friday here. >> reporter: indeed it was. good evening, lester. bernie sanders tonight telling a brooklyn crowd if they win in new york, they can even win the nomination. making it clear just how critical this new york showdown is for b

prosecutors say salah abdeslam helped plan and carry out the terror attacks in paris that killed 130 people. he was on the run for four months until he was arrested in belgium, days before the deadly attacks in that country. overnight belgium prosecutors handed him back over to the french. at this point it's not clear if abdeslam is in france now or whether he's still awaiting extradition. >>> right now police are looking for a man suspected of leaving messages of hate in brooklyn and they want your help. look at this photo here. white marker to draw swastikas on monday. >> new this morning, police arrested a man at the center of a fight with his neighbors on long island. the town of hempstead dismantled the man's cessna plane last week after he refused to remove it from his driveway. he told us at that time he did not like it. now tracy ie strahan says he is in trouble for what he did next. >> reporter: this stems from something harold guretsky possibly said to us on news 4. officials say he targeted town officials in hempstead threatens them over the plane he had parked in his own

prosecutors announced that abdeslam will appear before french judges today, he's that devastating paris attack. those attacks that killed 130 people last year. abdeslam was europe's most wanted fugitive until he was captured in brussels in march after a four-month manhunt. >>> americans in turkey are being warned of a terror threat, the u.s. embassy says it has credible information that popular tourist spots could be targeted. visitors are being told to stay alert in what is labeled an emergency message. several suicide bombings have struck turkey this year, two of them have been blamed on isis. >>> right now, police are trying to hunt down the man who left a symbol of hate in brooklyn. they leased this surveillance photo, hoping that somebody recognizes this person, not that clear, though. police say this man scrawled swastikas with a white marker on monday in marine park. that symbol was found in five different locations. they include garbage can lids, front door, even a traffic control box. >>> here at noon, a historic new addition at the intrepid sea, a crane lifted the t-38 talon r

but the arrest of the paris bomber salah abdeslam surprised them, and the speed of the investigationd them into an attack on belgium. the new information is coming from this man, hunted for months, disguised to kill, the man in the hat, wheeling his explosives, and thank you confessing his role. mohamed abrini, arrested friday, talking saturday, has been formally charged with the brussels massacres. prosecutors say he admits fleeing the bombings, telling them he threw his jacket in a garbage can and sold his hat. prosecutors had evidence abriny was one of the paris attackers. photographs, dna and fingerprints, but until he talked his role in brussels was unclear. now he's telling them more. >> brussels is a safer place with abrini in jail. >> so police are on the hunt for more isis suspects. raiding an part block. the fear is that the terror gang may be bigger, and ready to strike again. >> so mohamed abrini is likely to be questioned again today because no one really believes that everyone in this gang has either been captured or killed. and there are therefore no celebrations here

the timing of abdeslam's arrest and those bombings. just one reason security experts say police there should be on high alert. "every one of their intelligence -- particularly their human intelligence agencies -- should not be sleeping at night. because that's the way hey're going to find and predict future attacks." today's arrests in belguim come just one day after authorities issued a public plea for help- releasing this surveillance footage of the so-called, "man in the white coat". a remaining, but unidentified, suspect from the march 22nd brussels airport blasts. belgium's federal prosecutor says they are still trying to determine if abrini is, in fact, that man in the white coat. another man, osama krayem was arrested friday. he's believed to also have connections to the brussels bombings. preventing future attacks, by stopping isis, was the subject of u-s secretary of state john kerry's surprise trip to iraq friday. "the united states is determined that together, with our friends and allies, in iraq and the coalition, we will s

showing salah abdeslam in jail. abdeslam is a key suspect in the november attacks in paris. he was arrested in brussels months >>> we'll turn our focus to the race for the white house and the front-runners, of course, holding double-digit leads in new york ahead of the next big primary. >> trump taking aim at ted cruz calling the delegate system rigged and crooked. cruz, though, firing back mocking trump as a whiner. it's "your voice, your vote" and lana zak tracking the latest. >> reporter: good morning. you know, there are more delegates at take in new york than the last five contests combined and the two front-runners hoping they can regain lost footing while ted cruz appears to be sitting this one out. bernie sanders, hillary clinton, donald trump and john kasich all of the candidates fanning out across new york. all of the candidates with the exception of ted cruz. >> he does not like new york. >> reporter: cruz preferring to invest his time in california after his comments on new york values -- >> california is going to decide the republican >> reporter: but both of th

abdeslam -- >> i believe he'll know more than abdeslam or almost anybody alive. prosecutor believe abrini may have been planning attacks in other countriesment pictures of to last year were found on his phh one. >> charles schumer wants to fight terrorism through social media. whether it's a twist, facebook post or message an instagram photo or a snap chat. someone in the public is seeing it and if it's nefarious, they should be encouraged to report it. >> they will introduce a bill that offers a minimum $25,000 reward for any social media tips that prevent terror attacks in the united states. senator schumer says social media posts can be warning signs to potential threats. >>> 4:41 right now. still ahead, the burglar who broke into a business and bypassed the cash register. what he wanted instead coming up. >>> the beloved nfl player killed after a violent case of road rage. we'll tell you what we're learning about the suspect. >>> your weather and traffic on the 4s is coming up. twitter, darlene4ny, michael g gchl- 4 g 4 ny. you're watching "today in new york.

salah abdeslam waiting to be sent back to france. guards reportedly checking up on him eight times an hour. abdeslam was arrested in blessles just days before the attacks there. and tonight, word two more suspects now under arrest, accused of renting a hideout for the bombers. >>> back here at home tonight, and to the outrage at this hour after a police officer's sentencing. this dash cam video just released, showing him coming alongside a car after a chase, sticking his gun in the window there, and you see him firing. the driver, who was 68 and unarmed, did not survive. tonight, that officer has now been sentenced to probation. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: this is the dash cam footage authorities refused to release for more than two justin craven giving chase to this chrysler sebring driven by 68-year-old ernest satterwhite, as he winds around back roads until he finally pulls into his driveway. craven immediately approaches the car, gun drawn. here you see satterwhite's hands, right before the officer opens fire, killing