no official word if salah abdeslam 's was behind this area >> he remains behind bars in belgium. >> prosecutors say he was a key operative who was supposed to pull himself up during the paris attack but instead he backed out a be to strike again. >> weapons, heavy weapons. >> >> salah abdeslam is to in court tomorrow. >> state troopers are investigating a logging truck collided with an suv this morning on state having 86 near valor road. the woman driving was killed. there were two children inside. no word on their condition at this time. >> >>> still ahead the fbi versus apple -- weeks ahead at a crucial court hearing the tech giant ceo takes another stance against giving agents access to a terrorist suspect phone. >> investigators say they may not need apple's help. >> a crash killed four people in nashville to -- emma right -- emma wright will have a live report. >> the suspect accused of jail is in court. >> knee-deep in the month of march and we had a frost advisory all morning. these are warming up and looking up -- kristin ketchell has the forecast three >> we owe -- book up to temperatu

accomplice of salambdeslam who had been on the run for months now we get a new look at the moment abdeslam s taken down last week. nbc's keir simmons has more. >> reporter: stunning images of the moment when europe's most wanted terrorist was captured. this is salam abdeslam. the dramatic video shows his safehouse surrounded by police. he bursts out and runs down the street. officers open fire. shot in the leg, he is led away. and tonight police launching a new manhunt for another suspect, najim nashwa, described as dangerous, his dna found at reising explosives. belgian officials say despite arresting abdeslam who drove suicide bombers to the stadium they are far from solving the puzzle of how isis carried off the abdeslam telling investigators he was attacks. filmed from a r@oftop the arrest of abdeslam fleeing from this doorway shot here on the sidewalk raises multiple questions. why did it take four months to find him and how many others are planning attacks? intelligence failures before the paris attacks include allowing known isis operatives to return to europe, buy guns an prepare exp

lisa: that according to salah abdeslam' s attorney. abdeslam was released from a hospital in belgium saturday, where he was being treated for injuries related to a shootout with police friday. he is expected to undergo a second round of questioning by authorities. abdeslam is a key suspect in the paris terror attacks last november that killed 130 people. russia' s interstate aviation the black boxes belonging to the flydubai jet that crashed killing 62 people on board. specialists say the flight recorders are significantly damaged. the pilot tried to land amid strong winds and low visibility. terrorism has been ruled out as a cause of the crash. >> cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. randi: we are looking at not so springlike weather. it will be another day or so before it feels like spring and you can be comfortable with going outside without your winter coat. it will be cold today, warmer and windy tomorrow. this morning,dry conditions and clear skies. we have a bit of a breeze. most places around 30 or so. 30 degrees at

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s this say salah abdeslam planned to restart something from brussels.e's the only living member of the error cell that carried out the deadly attacks in paris last november. police describe him as the logistics guy who could hold a lot of answers about how the group planned the attack. on friday after being on the run for four months. >>> this morning people living in lorton are on edge after hearing gunshots in their neighborhood. several people reported hearing the shots sunday morning. fairfax county police responded to river drive and searched for bullet cases but didn't find anything. this all happened close to where an 83-year-old was found dead last week. officers found him next to a broken window outside his home. police have not made any arrests. >>> many across the area spent their weekend helping the men in blue. ♪ two fundraisers were held for the prince william county officers who survived a shooting at a domestic call in wooded bridge last month. proceeds will help officer hempen and mccown as well as the family ashley guindon. the helicop

abdeslam was arrested friday. his supporters have vowed revenge since. earlier this week, belgium' s foreign minister said today that paris attacks suspect salah abdeslam told investigators he was planning new operations from brussels and possibly had access to several weapons. >> he has been charged with terrorist murder with relation to the number 13th paris attacks that led -- left so many people dead. michelle: a tweet from the airport, our thoughts go to the victims this morning. their family, and friends. nbc news is on top of the story. there will be a live special report at 7:00 on the today show. and instant alerts on west are calm. we will have updates on that breaking news through out the morning, but we want to get a check of your weather. brett: you' re waking up to another unusually cold spring morning, some spots dropping into the 40' s. that is downtown orlando this morning. some spots even in the 30' s. amy: with dropped into the 30' s in marion county, and parts of flagler county and putnam county. a cold start, especially compared to yesterday morning. sunrise is a

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twr ththe priept prime suspect s attacks is now in custody. be salah abdeslam. al jazeera's john terret has more on abdeslam's arrest. >> antonio, good evening, president obama is being briefed on the situation as it develops in europe tonight. he's also being praised for committing u.s. resources for leaders of france and belgium this evening. >> translator: bell jux's prime minister quimpleg that after four months on the run, salah abdeslam is in custody. one of several people in custody today, being dragged off by officers. ti offerings franken wrote three words, "we got 'em." along french president francois hollande and countries along the way that helped including the united states. >> translator: hollande'hollande and i spoke with obama who gave us his encouragement and support in our quest against all forms of terrorism. obama asked me to thank tall security forces in our country. >> reporter: the arrest of salah abdeslam came days after the firmts othe fingerprints ofm were fown i found in an apartme. >> significant capabilities and resources and we have

salah abdeslam was captured in belgium almost two weeks agogo. his lawyerer says he is s 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 threree 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 officers. the bomb went of

station is a short distance from where police raided an apartment and captured salah abdeslam l week, one of t suspected s in the paris terrorist attacks last november. investigators believe the same terror network is responsible for today's attacks. as victims in brussels, some wrapped in blankets, are transported to safety, police fan out across the city searching for anyone who was involved. >> i'm so scared. i feel like it's the end of the world. >> and investigators believe these attacks were already in the works before abdeslam was arrested and then accelerated after his arrest last friday. investigators said over the weekend that abdeslam was cooperating but the question remains how much he knew about these attacks there this morning. wolf? >> pamela brown, thanks very much. we're also learning new details about the police raids that have been unfolding in the wake of the terror attacks. our senior international correspondent fred pleitgen is in brussels for us tonight. fred, what's the latest where you are? >> reporter: hi, wolf. well this is the raid where as pamela just said there was apparently

- supposed belgian terrorist wascker salah abdeslam wounded in a police operation as police are continuing to look for one suspects to hold up in a building. 'singerprints were found in a house search and another part of the belgian capital. abdeslam salah is accused of being a part of a number of attacks in france and other places. are trying to get into the eu, and the eu and turkey agree on a refugee deal. lead a first woman to military combatant command. if she is confirmed, she would be the first. a nasa astronaut and two russian cause my knots are headed to the international space station today. they are using a sore use rocket oyuez rocket. our news is powered 24 hours a overy our journalists in 150 news bureaus around the world. i'm mark crumpton. back to you. david: thank you, mark. jp morgan chase is planning more buybacks and what is the motivation for this? it is the same motivation for each of them. >> it has been low this year and it is a good time to buy back stocks and they can only request once a year to have the federal reserve give approval for buying back additional stocks, and this is really the last time they can do this

s department that says the innocent bystander is presently in surgery. angela: and we' re also following breaking news about the investigation into the paris terror attacks. involved has been arrested. salah abdeslam was captured in brussels. investigators say two others it' s been four months since the shootings that killed 130 people. jim: late breaking in the ongoing fight against zika, the fda has just approved a new test, which can be used by doctors to detect the zika virus. the results are immediate. it will also tell doctors if a patient has chikungunya or dengue. right now there are 67 cases of zika in florida. the woman who caused a deadly crash in seminole county back in october that killed a young father and his one-year-old son learned her punishment today. 75-year-old cynthia guthrie was cited for slamming into the back of a car at state roads 434 and 436. jose vargas rosario and his one-year-old son brayden died in that crash. the mother was critically injured. guthrie was fined $1000 and will lose her license for a year. her driving skills will have to be retested before she gets her license back. will spend the rest of her life in prison. sujatha guduru admitted to first degree mu

this comes after the arrest of salah abdeslams lassus speck in thearr. they are asking whate slanning plotting. >> translator: terrorism hit belgiubueurope was targete the whole world is concerned. reporter: nails found in the bomb as well as chemicals nearby. police think that was the bomb factory for all the explosives used in terror today. lou? lou: thank you very much, greg palkot from brussels. joining us now former pentagon official, fox news national security analyst kt mcfarland. kt, these attacks, we have been concerned about whether the european nations were capable of defending themselves. in instance at least of belgium, not tonight, not today. >> the man was hiding in plain sight the man they picked up four days ago, four for months. he was the most wanted man in europe. somebody was protecting him. there is a lot of infrastructure. people were, look the other way. your rap has been invaded by radical islam by 5000 europeans who have gone to train in the middle east and come back and sleeper cells are launching terror attacks throughout europe. they have no ability

, as well as an unidentified man from the airport now that the other s suicide bomber have been identified. meanwhile, salah abdeslamfrom the november terror attacks, at least his lawyer was there. he is going to agree to be extradite to france but he claims he had nothing to do with it. other people are saying otherwise. back to you. >> thanks a lot. i have to tell you to wrap this up, belgium has gone from the highest level of alert to the second highest despite that there are potential suspects out there. despite that we have seen lapse after lapse after lapse. the two brothers associated with this were on the u.s. watch list and turkey warned belgium and all of europe to watch out as they booted them out of the country. >>> hello, everyone. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." belgium lowered its alert level today even though there is still an intense hunt for a second suspect who may have been involved in the bombings in the brussels be attack on tuesday. and investigators still don't know what happened to the man in white pushing the luggage cart alongside the two suspected suicide bombers. at least

salah abdeslam was caught by the police on friday, four days before brussels was hit with 30 people dead and 30 people hurt. 'sawyer spoke after the hearing. >> he told me to tell you he wishes to be transferred to friends as soon as possible. anchor: for more now we bring in catherine in brussels. you are now at the belgian parliament. tellis what is being done today. we are in the midst of three days of national mourning. right.i amhat is here outside the belgian federal parliament. a ceremony paying tribute to the victims of tuesday's attacks at the airport and metro, the deadliest attacks ever in belgium's history. a solemn ceremony today. the prime minister will speak out and the king and queen, the head of state. this is a big occasion as well of members of the parliament and inate, laying weaths brussels on tuesday. atmosphere inge and wes still very tight can hear sirens waiting and it is very tight security. anchor: tell us a bit more about the investigation. there is not a lot of clarity about how me there were. reporter: that is right. still many unanswered questions and investigators are searching

abdeslam was picked up in brussels. he too claims to be a member of isis. s no word if his s attacks are related. several raids have taken place we will of course continue to monitor the results from international investigators and bring you the very latest, right here on wesh 2 news. jim? meredith: a flight bound for orlando sanford international airport left brussels just moments before the attack. only chopper 2 was there as the passengers left the plane, and were subjected to increased security screenings. wesh 2' s dave mcdaniel spent the day at the airport. he joins us live with more. dave? dave: there was significant extra security waiting for it. of course, that security continues. delays here have been almost an hour through customs. people who landed at 1:00 are still inside the terminal building. people go through every single item. a good number of people are still inside. brussels almost simultaneously with this horrific terrorist attack. >> the heavy police president -- presence. once the plane landed from brussels, it was kept a good distance away. passengers were eventually bust t

authorities can't explain how abdeslam was able to disappear for months only to be captured a few block frumz his s from his home in brussels neighborhood. the interior minister, jan jambon told us isis is growing more sophisticated. what took so sflong awe they have a network. it is professionals against professionals. >> reporter: another reason, abdeslam may have been able to hide in plain sight according to ann speckert, an expert who interviewed dozens of islamic radicals here. >> these are really brutal horrible people that went to it's not beyond them to >>> now there are 33 weeks before the presidential election. most americans believe that hillary clinton and donald trump will be the nominees, and they're not happy about that. our new cbs news/"the new york times" poll out tonight shows that 57% have an unfavorable opinion of trump. and for clinton, it's 52% unfavorable. would beat trump by ten points. bernie sanders would beat trump by 15. here is julianna goldman. >> this was considered one of the great buildings of washington one of the great in the country. >> reporter: rolling into th

explosions and downtown brussels, all of this days after the salah abdeslam arrest for the terror attacks in paris that left 130 dead.>> the former u. s. ambassador to brussels, and firsthand the country's early response to what appears to be a wave of attacks. >> everything is in disarray, trying to batten down the hatches, it seems like. it looks like in the u. s. 9/11, and we don't know what more there is to come, but quickly deploying everybody to the streets. >> we have not heard much from the white house beyond the fact that president obama in cuba has been briefed on the situation. it's not clear what additional security measures we may see here at home as a result. >> certainly a very fluid situation throughout the morning. >>> it is 5:02 am. >>> we will check in about the rain.>> it's almost done, mostly clear and breezy, and still a little bit of rain. santa clara valley, still some scooting along from the northwest. it looks like most of this is falling apart, but a little bit still in lake county and mendocino county. and in the south bay, overbite highway 17, not a lot but going through quickly. also morgan hill, gilroy,

s the latest? stewart: law enforcement officials were able to grab salah abdeslam alive and now will be able to question him to find out if there are any other terror cells in waiting. three additional arrests have also been made. raids have been taking place throughout brussels and paris since the attacks happened in november. abdeslam was quickly named as a suspect who was able to escape the massacre and slip the fingertips of authorities and get into nbc is reporting belgium. that the suspect was shot in the leg during the police raid. his injuries are not considered to be life threatening. as soon as he is released from the hospital, if it already hasn' t happened, authorities say he will be questioned about how this attack happened and if anything else is planned for the future. some residents in the area reported hearing further explosions but investigators haven' t commented on that. they say the operation in the area where abdeslam was taken into custody with three others is not over , and more arrests could take place. live in the breaking news center, stewart moore, wesh 2 news. angela: two lo

abdeslam. and he was part of the terrorist attacks. behind him was one of the terrorist s who was firing on people inside a restaurant. it took a lot of time for the french authorities to issue -- to resolve legal issues, for the abdeslam family to bring back in belgium the body. and on tuesday, according to our sources, it was before the raids today. because the policeman who were watching, they were able to identify a friend of abdeslam, they were able to call in sources to follow this friend. and that's how they found precisely the location of abdeslam, after investigating the people who were there. now, we don't know what happened, but it's really important, as you mentioned, for the french people to have back at abdeslam and to have an amount of extradition to make sure abdeslam is going to have a trial in france. >> laura haim, who is the white house correspondent from canal plus, thanks so much. i want to bring in tara palmieri, based in brussels and was in belgium following the raids we've been hearing about this week. also reporting on the attacks since november.

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abdeslam just yards away from his family's home in brussels, belgium. he's wounded, but alive. alex is in brussels where it all went down. [gunfire] >>sght as he heavily armed s.w.a.t. teams moved in. residents running for cover. one of the world's most wanted men is cornered on this brussels street. salah abdeslam, believed to be the man in the hooded sweatshirt, dragged off the pavement by police. shot in the leg, you see him limping as they force him into the car. the special forces training their guns on nearby buildings, looking for possible accomplices. an ambulances whisked abdeslam away to the hospital. now in custody and guarded by masked men. the 26-year-old abdeslam was the only survive of the group of terrorists who carried out the highly coordinated paris attacks that claimed 137 lives. a friend represented the car that drove a team of suicide bombers to the soccer stadium. a match between germany and frances was underway and interrupted by the powerful blasts. he rented the car who dropped off a gunman at a theater with an american band was performing, freezing in fear as shocks raining out. and a pregnant woman hang out

michelle: not at the belgian government has confirmed they have captured salah abdeslam, what can you say about the u.s.'s role? did the u.s. play a role? michelle, i can tell you that u.s. officials have been working closely with french and belgian security official since november to help officials in those countries safeguard their -- the country -- to track down the perpetrators of the terrible terrorist incident that occurred .ack in november obviously, the united states has deep ties to our allies across europe, but that is usually true when it comes to france and belgium. the united states does have unique capabilities that we can use, and we have shared with them a lot of information and expertise, and i know that they have found that to be useful as they have conducted this investigation and taken other steps to protect their two countries. we obviously stand with them as they confront this threat. michelle: given that working together has been so close, it is it accurate to say the u.s. worked closely with those authorities in this particular operation? sec. earnest: i do not have specific detail

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abdeslam. he was shot during a raid in belgium after four months on the run. gunfire and explosions rocked a neighborhood in brussels. four other people were arrested. france' s president even admits more people were involved in the paris attacks last november that he previously thought. shawn henry: this case is all about intelligence, the ability to look and see if there are other pending attacks or those that are in place right now. ll be looking at other co-conspirators. who are other members of the organization? adrian: abdelslam is now out of the hospital and will be extradited to france as soon as possible. we go to commitment 2016, hitting the campaign trail out to the west. as chris pollone reports, illegal immigration is a major theme with two of the candidates in arizona today. chris: near scottsdale, arizona, saturday, republican frontrunner donald trump rallied with thousands of supporters ahead of tuesday' s arizona primary, painting himself as a political outsider. donald trump: the establishment, they have no idea what their doing. they have no clue. they don' t how to win. they haven' t won in a long time. chris as trump spoke, protesters : d

in s avarce makes a run for nf a send is brought out, wounded in the leg, limping. he is taken away. it's not clear which of the men abdeslam. but by the end of the operation, the man wanted for the paris attacks is under arrest, now charged with participating in murder, massacre. the authorities here now believe more than 30 people were involved in the planning and preparation for paris, according to a government minister, the priority is tracking them down. meanwhile, the french president plans to meet with families of the victims, that will be an emotional meeting after the events of the weekend. back to you. >>> it has been months since thousands of syrian refugees fled their homes in search of freedom and many remain stranded at the camp by the occupy the camp, after austria and countries further north started closing borders. some are still hoping the border will be open soon. >>> nine cyclists are recovering from injuries after crashing into a dead kangaroo while on a morning bike ride. it happened in australia. four have serious injuries and one is in critical condition after being hit by an oncoming car. investigat

he was a soldier for isis and s the fear now is there are iraq and syria coming back to carry out and plan attacks but also homegrownihadists people like salah abdeslam who are willing to take up arms and carry out attacks and wreak havoc. the message coming from isis now is telling their fighters, don't just carry out big symbolic attacks like paris where they targeted a very famous landmarks, strategic locations, they're saying carry them out wherever you can, kill whoever you can so what intelligence officials expect to see in the coming months and years really are different types of attacks, sporadic attacks, anything that can sauce any sort of disruption, anything that can cause any sort of fear and so, of course, this is a country, these are countries, this is a continent that is still very much reeling from those paris attacks, very afraid for the next attack, knowing that it could come soon. has happened today but that's the mood here is that everyone is going to immediately assume that this is linked if not directlyhen certainly indirectly to this broader mission of isis and other jihadists to carryut attacks in europe. >> i want to point ou

s embassy. terror level now maximum up from high after last week's capture of salom abdeslam, key suspect in theris attacks, belgium officials have reported another suspect, likely bomb maker could be on the loose, also learning at this time that these explosions happened one, near the overweight baggage area, and also, a second, near a starbucks at peak travel time. you can imagine the two-point were very crowded. erika, rahel, back over to you. >> can you imagine the terror for those people who were in those areas? >> slutly. >> justin, thank you very much. 63:00 it, we check in with katie for our forecast. >> good morning to you both. overall this forecast is actually pretty pleasant one, fan of the spring warmth, we have that if full effect for you coming up here, already, starting to see rebound on the thermometer today, not quite out of typical march territory, that changes though, with time. little dose of may coming up here. yep, good stuff. storm scan, at the moment, nice and quiet. we have beautiful sunrise currently underway. clear skies for you out there. that's going to continue all

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there were suspicion s s there could possibly be some sort of attack in the days of the arrest of abdeslam. belgian officials saying that abdeslam had indicated that possibly something else was in the works but he wanted to start something in brussels. but again matt we don't have any confirmation on whether or not this is in fact some sort of suicide attack or the details of how these explosions happened. i'm sure you have seen the and absolutely devastating explosion inside. blasting ceiling tiles, blasting windows, people injured from flying glass as well. and we frankly still don't know how many are injured or dead. >> kelly, thank you very much. and in addition to the people arriving at that airport to take departing flights, there were people on planes arriving at that airport. some of those people were taken and held on a tarmac area. they were then later seen leaving that tarmac area. you can see scenes of people calmly walking through the streets in and around that area. we should mention now that belgium is on the highest state of alert. this is not something terribly new to the

abdeslam is a key suspect in the paris terror attacks last people. indiana governor mike pence has ordered all flags at state facilities to be flown at half staff today. lisa: this after a sheriff' s deputy was killed in the line of duty. howard county deputy carl koontz died at an indianapolis hospital, after being shot early sunday morning. jordan buckley, were serving an arrest warrant at a mobile home park, when they were met with gunfire. both officers were wearing body armor. koontz had been a deputy less than three years. >> carl will be missed. we appreciate any prayers and support that anyone out there can give us because we really need the prayers of the people that we serve. lisa: the unidentified suspect was also killed in the gunfire. sergeant buckley is listed in stable condition, and is alert. mark: today marks the beginning of severe weather awareness week here in hamilton county. the wlwt team of meteorologists are partnering with the hamilton county emergency managers, to coordinate a week of severe weather preparedness information. brandon peloquin: if we at the national weather service issue a tornado warning, we depend on the media to broadcast that alert to t

abdeslam.. he's beleived to also be involved in the paris attacks..right now.. all down in the city.. all metro and subway stations.. buses.. air travel.. everything.. shut down..and the u-s embassy in brussels has told all americans there to stay where they are and take shelter.. and belgian authorities are also telling people there to do the same..reporting live in the newsroom.. adam clements.. local 12 news.. 3 adam is going to keep tracking the situation in brussels from our newsroom.. he'll have another live update at six thirty.. 3 a woman will appear in court today.. to be sentenced for putting something in her sick son's feeding tube.jessica valik's four year old son was staying at cincinnati children's hospital and medical center when this happened.valik was accused of putting benadryl in her son's feeding tube on october first. her son was in the hospital receiving treatment for epidermolysis bullosa.. which is otherwise known as butterfly skin.. a condition that causes the skin to become easily irritated and blister. valik is scheduled to be sentenced later today. 3 a 4- year- old boy will there's a visitation for austin cooper at the herr- riggs funeral home

like parts s molenbeek, not even the whole neighborhood, but parts of molenbeek has young, arab and perfect, perfect targets for jihadists who are looking to recruit. like the guy salah abdeslam, who was arrested, he and his brother, who blew himself up, was running a bar. in a critical moment, somebody approached them and recruited them. to that extent, it's definitely true. i just talked to somebody in the u.s. intelligence service who said we ought to call this raqqah belgium. it isn't like that, if you are around the city. you could go around the city. there's no hint of jihad in most of the city. but there are pockets of it that have become very dangerous and, in fact, the center for this jihadist activity. >> it's become active and operational. i wonder, chris, from your perspective as a watcher of europe, whether there is kind of thatoul searching that we're familiar with here in this country after what happened here on 9/11, where you are balancing the competing concerns o o wanting to go on with life and and for good reason. are you seeing europe those issues, as well? >> it's a huge issue.. it's a political issue because there already was rampant islam phobia in thi

his name, salah abdeslam, wanted for his role in the paris attacks that killed 130 people. the 26-year-old abdbe a dells s has always been the most enigmatic. he's believed to have carried out an attack but either had a change of heart or out. left his suicide vest behind and then crossed out of france, went back to belgium, and he was found today not far from his own home back in the molenbeek neighborhood, a suburb of brussels. police and commandos gathered at the building where they believed he was, raided it inside, then opened fire on salah abdeslam injuring him in the leg and then taking him and others into custody. this has been an important step for both french investigators and belgian authorities who have been working very closely together. u.s. officials congratulate td belgium on this accomplish. they said the victims of the paris attacks will still be remembered. richard engel, nbc news, istanbul. >>> the man from fairfax county who allegedly tried to join isis says he wants to come back home. he surrendered video statement. julie carey joins us with more on his change of heart. >> mohammed j

there were suspicion s s there could possibly be some sort of attack in the days of the arrest of abdeslam. belgian officials saying that abdeslam had indicated that possibly something else was in the works but he wanted to start something in brussels. but again matt we don't have any confirmation on whether or not this is in fact some sort of suicide attack or the details of how these explosions happened. i'm sure you have seen the pictures inside that airport. and absolutely devastating blasting ceiling tiles, blasting windows, people injured from flying glass as well. and we frankly still don't know how many are injured or dead. >> kelly, thank you very much. and in addition to the people arriving at that airport to take departing flights, there were that airport. some of those people were taken and held on a tarmac area. they were then later seen leaving that tarmac area. you can see scenes of people calmly walking through the streets in and around that area. we should mention now that belgium is on the highest state of alert. this is not something terribly new to the people of belgium

abdeslam. officials believe more than 30 people may have been involved in orchestrating the paris terror attacks. jim: today, president obama is s president, raul castro, the brother of fidel castro. and tomorrow the president will be addressing the cuban people television. s jay gray is in cuba with more. reporter: president obama' s a first day in cuba began in revelation square as he visited an important monument. following the ceremony, the president walked the three blocks to the memorial to the revolutionary palace where he was officially welcomed by raul castro. during the reception, one of the most stunning sights and sounds of the historic trip. reporter: president obama played the national anthem. following a brief review of the troops, leaders spoke behind closed doors with meetings described as productive by president obama. president obama: for more than a half-century, this site would' ve been more than imagined, but this is a new day. between our two countries. reporter: the men discussed a wide range of topics including cuban rights, easing traffic restrictions and trade embargoes. >> the sanctions we have on cub

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abdeslam so he can be tried in france. >>> a long island father is charged with a series of crimes. sexually abusing several of his foster children. cbs 2's jennifer mclogan reports, prosecutors are urging others he cared for who are now adults to come forward. >> reporter: this was a house of horrors, claim investigators, number 2 blue ridge way in ridge. collectible cars out front, but behind the walls, children allegedly sexually they were to call papa, cesar gonzalez-mugaburu. >> the defendant over the course of from 1996 up until 2015 and actually into 2016, had fostered 140 children ranging in age for the most part from 8 years of age to 14 years of age. all of them being boys. >> reporter: the floodgates opened when seven boys recently came forward afraid until now to admit heinous abuse as the d.a. that gonzalez-mugaburu also sexually abused the family dog and threatened the children not to tell controlling them with physical beatings, no cell phones, no girlfriends, two meals a day, sitting on the floor. we asked neighbors if they had suspicions. >> we have seen him. he was always out there with his cars and kids doing yardwork t

abdeslam was arrested in connection with the terror attacks in paris. once we get new information, we'll pass that information along to you on air and online at clickorlando.com. clickorlando.com. 70's. we woke up to the 40's and some spots in the 30's. enjoy the nice weather as it lasts. the rain chance and temperatures increase as we end the weekend into easter weekend. you can see easter as of now with a 50% chance of rain. we'll keep a close eye on models and try to pinpoint the timing of the rain for this weekend. >> i'm hoping this trend kind of continues, so far this morning, we really do look nice. outside, i-4 moving past the expressway. both roadways look absolutely lovely. things look great. >> we thank you for joining us. you can get breaking news, weather and more on clickorlando.com. >> cbs has a spe raised without antibiotics? that same chicken pulled by hand? it's what we do. freshly-baked bread and crisp veggies? it's what we've always done. chicken sandwich from subway. overpriced lunches? instead, for just three dollars at subway, you can get one of our best 6-inch subs, every day of the week. it's the three-dollar sub of the day.

>> reporter: >> reporter: abdeslam a prime suspect in the deadly terror attacks in paris had been on the run since november. don champion, cbs news. ro. >> we turn to kpix 5's jackie ward live at sfo. what's the security like right now there? >> reporter: here at sfo international terminal actually the same as it is every other day. the people you can see behind me getting in and out of cars are most likely heading to seattle, long beach or las vegas. the only early direct international flights are heading to asia, mexico on canada so the sfo duty manager says currently there is nothing in place by the tsa for sfo to heighten security. it's at a normal level right now. but sfo officials do say travelers may see more police presence. it won't be too apparent. so there are no nonstop flights to brussels by way of sfo. this is normal. but there are connecting flights in london, paris amsterdam and frankfurt and domestic connecting flights to brussels in new york, newark and d.c. those are the major places people may see heightened security. back to you. >> jackie, are any big cities in the u.s. amping up security following the attack? >> reporter: as they do f

s planned. we've been snag aying in our reports since friday when abdeslam was arrested are there more he jihadists out there. there are reports that salah abdeslam was telling authorities that more attacks are planned. question is going to be are there others who still have explosives, still have wednesday, still intend to attack other places. perhaps in belgium, perhaps in other parts of europe. that will be the fear. and part of that will be because in the case of salah abdeslam, authorities simply did not know where he was. they captured him because they carried out a routine raid of a building. that led them to a firefight which then gave them some evidence, we believe that led them to salah abdeslam. so, we have had a picture since the paris attacks in november of intelligence agencies in europe. and we have to say they have a very, very difficult task to tackle all of the extremists that have been returning from syria, isis-affiliated extremists have been coming back into europe. they have a difficult task. but it is difficult to avoid the conclusion that the intelligence agencies in europe

s too early to tell what caused that crash. this morning, we' re learning more about that daring raid that captured the most wanted suspect in the paris terror attacks. salah abdeslam was arrested in belgium and he will not be extradited to france until he recovers from injuries sustained during his capture. kim hutcherson tells us how it all went down. kim: french president francois hollande says prosecutors will urgently request the extradition of salah abdeslam, suspected of involvement in the terror attacks in paris last year. at a news conference friday afternoon, hollande thanked joint counter-terrorism efforts. >> the cooperation between france and belgium since these attempts, but even before these attempts, has always been intense and important. kim: abdeslam was taken into custody friday, along with four others during a morning raid in brussels. authorities believe last november, he drove three conspirators to the stade de france, one of the attack sites in paris. officials also think abdeslam was wearing a suicide belt that was never detonated, and was found on a street after the attacks. abdeslam has been in hiding ever since the bloodshed in paris. inv

s kitchen. everyone got out of the building safely. damage is estimated at approximately $2 million. lisa: a most-wanted suspect in the paris terror attacks is now opposing extradition to france. salah abdeslam was released from a hospital in belgium saturday where he was being treated for injuries related to a shootout with police on he is expected to friday. undergo a second round of questioning by authorities. abdeslam is a key suspect in the paris terror attacks last november that killed 130 people. mark: both sides are digging in in the battle over supreme court nominee merrick garland. president obama is urging the republican-led senate to consider his pick. but republican leaders continue to say they will not to consider -- they will not consider any nominee from president obama. on "meet the press" sunday morning, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell explained his thinking. >> the principle involved here, chuck, is when an election is underway as joe biden was election is underway, the american people are about to and that' s the person, whomever making this appointment. mark: the stalemate is expected to continue since the senate is just starting a two-week recess. is focused on h

s. metro stations are open, but people are being searched as they go in. this is a nervous city.week, police arrested salah abdeslam, who took part in the paris massacres, at aartment rented by one of yesterday's bombings. it is clear they're all part of the same isis cell. police suspect his arrest triggered their plans to attackbrussels. >> police were braced for some sort of attack, but not on this scale. but if reports this morning are true, that someone has been arrested, this could be a break through in cracking open's deadliest isis terror cell. matt? >> bill, it would be welcome news to a lot of people around bill neely, thank you very much. >>> now a chilling account of the attack at the airport in brussels. american jeff hoffman, aor nato, lives here and was dropping off his girlfriend when the bombs went off. we talked to jeff yesterday. happy to have you how are you? >> doing okay. >> a little shaken still? >> yeah. i don't think it'll go away any time soon. >> we talked were eloquent in describing what you went through, but i got the sense you were in shock a y. have you come to terms with other emotio

abdeslam was under attack, it is unclear if any of this is all related. janelle burrell, cbs 2 news. >>> we'll get back to you shortly. let's get to traffic and weather on the 2's. >>> good morning chris and mary, good morning everybody, look at that beautiful moonlit sky, full moon tomorrow. we'll see nice conditions today, mostly sunny just a few clouds creeping in late today into your tuesday night. 36 in the city right now northwest wind not as strong today 9 to 17 a few flurries well to the north, but we'll see slightly warmer air in place today, that's definitely the case tomorrow with the southwest wind taking over your day hour by hour, it is chilly to start, still in the 30s out the door for many, by lunchtime still brisk in the mid-40s. we're going to shoot for 54 for your high today. mostly sunny skies clouds afternoon and into the evening. it is early in the morning right now, let's look at that moon, let's get you on your way. >>> skies are clear not too bad on the roads yet we have a little bit of construction to tell you about. jersey city pacific avenue closed in both directions due to fire department activity. you want to stick with garfield av

s? >> steve, it's huge.s h and again, any time that you can capture one of these individuals alive certainly the intelligence value of the life suspect is massive.. just as we saw with salah abdeslamrently was talkl this is the gentleman who wastlw captured last week. last now that mr. laachraoui has been captured he gave investigator ar trophy of information and ofon course the biggest thing is whog else is out there, who are your co conspirators, and what are your plans, what are the plans s of your cell to do any furtherur action? if there's any othernyh operators out there this is thes time they want to try and findnf out who those guys are and sweee them up.themp. it's huge. >> jack, did we ever get anyny real intelligence i guess out of a person who is willing to dieo for their cause? can we trustet that the information they give v would be credible and helpful?? >> that's great question. certainly once interrogation starts, interrogations just dops go for on a couple of hours.ou they go on for a couple of daysd and the interrogators go to go special schools to learn theseet skill sets, and everything thatt an interview ooh is -- be conflicted they go over itt again, over it

terror cell s we already know officials didn't think it was as big as it is, but there is a person that if these attacks that happened here were moved up after the arrest of salah abdeslameel as though essentially police are breathing down their next and any other attacks that they might have planned they are ready to make operational. this is a broader and deeper threat than brussels officials ever imagined and you had mentioned that those two ministers who offered to resign, the prime minister's office said the reason he refused to take their resignation is because essentially this is a city and a country that is at war with isis, it's a phrase we've heard before, but you can feel the pressure that is building here. and they have acknowledged that there were failures at the highest levels. a number of things that have come out just over the last 12 hours or so since everyone back in the states went to sleep. confirmation that that video camera was set up outside the home of a nuclear scientist, that they were looking at the possibility of building a dirty bomb. in addition to that we are getting a look inside the apartment where these attacks were planned. chilling re