we've got one report said the air marshall is still on board the plane. there are three, perhaps four, passengers plus seven crew m members. if you're just joining us here, that's pretty much what we know at the moment. it had distilled itself down over the past hour or so into being a domestic situation that had got appallingly out of control. we're talking about an egyptian national. this was the main report an hour ago. we're talking about an egyptian national for who some reason wanted to make contact with his ex-wife, who is a greek cypriut. he is a 27-year-old, or although during his revelations news conference, the minister for civil aviation was not being drawn on his actual name. we have managed to confirm that it is not the person as was named about two hours ago. on that flight, this person, the 27-year-old, decided to then mount his assault on the aircraft. this is a criminal offence, of course. it is also a criminal offence covered by international aviation law as defined and laid down by iarta. he decided to have that aircraft diverted >> he

he got past the on board air marshal. >> definitely. >> he has the world's t.v.'s cameras trained on the plane and he is, in fact, now in control of. >> definitely he is not an idiot. he may be disordered imbalanced but definitely not an idiot and i don't know are you sure about this statement made by egyptian official? >> well it is running around alongside lots of other statements percolating through. >> whoever describes that person as an idiot after all he has done i think he is an idiot. anybody who would call that person an idiot, no. he is an idiot. >> how does the egyptian government handle this when it comes to domestic consumption but also when it comes to that part of the world or that part of the world of tourism that might think to itself oh, i would love to go lie on a beach or go to cairo and actually i won't because there is a perception that egypt is a little bit more dangerous than it was even just six hours ago because of this? >> well i believe that egypt is not as dangerous as they make it look like. i mean look at what happened a week ago whe

as we speak only the pilot, copilot, air marshal, one air hostage and three passengers, this is the information can release as we speak. who is negotiating with the hijack hijacker? the answer is more than one authority are taking part in the negotiation process with the hijackers. i assured the people alive that we are addressing the situation very closely and we are keying on the well-being of all the passengers. we are dealing with a situation at the highest possible level and i will go back to the same question. what about the identity of the hijack hijacker, is he alone? and as we speak there are no specific demands raised by the hijacker. negotiations are underway and there are many authorities taking part in the negotiations and i request you not to listen to the reports. this is the final situation as we speak. no specific demands were raised by the hijacker. negotiations are underway and we cannot disclose any specific demands. what do you expect the negotiations to continue? we cannot determine the length of negotiations. our main concern is the safety and well-being of the passengers

. >>> a philadelphia airport custodian has been charged with stealing a federal air marshal's gun. investigators say the flight officer accidentally left his air marshal issued handgun inside an airport bathroom on saturday. police say 31-year-old victor sheard took the weapon and locked it inside his janitor's closet. police tracked the gun down using surveillance video. fortunately nobody was hurt. this has been an absolutely miserable monday. we have been saddled with cold temperature and a harsh rain that has everybody yearning for those spring and summer-like weather and temperatures we had last week. meteorologist cecily tynan is live at the big board. cecily, when do we get that wonderful weather back? >> in the 80's? by june definitely. not for the next week. we have a very unsettled week on the way but that being said, storm tracker6 live double scan showing that low pressure that brought us that soaking rain, that heavy rain has moved over new england. so, we're kind of in between systems right now. we stillivity have the light rain and drizzle. the next system that's acr

air marshal in charge ray wilder. >> we want to keep the terrorists off their game,in unpredictable and in places where it's best to be there. >> reporter: security experts insist the show force is a powerful deterrent, but americans pass through so-called soft terror targets every day, schools, shopping malls and sporting events. the 2013 boston marathon bombing, a prime example of a 26-mile soft target. since that day boston police have added more than 150 cameras and made terrorism a daily priority. >> it's all about intelligence. it's all about outreach, and it's all about the public stepping up and helping us. >> reporter: 15 years since 9/11, homeland security says it's critical the public remains vigilant. looking out for people who seem to be surve surveilling a location and gathering information about things like shift changes and testing security with false alarms. an evolving security challenge and an enemy who only needs to get through once. an emerging technology might also help. eventually the possibility that when somebody pulls up to an airport curbside like this one, fa

. >>> and a philadelphia airport custodian has been charged with stealing a federal air marshal's guntors say the flight officer accidentally left his air marshal issued handgun inside an airport restroom on saturday. police say 31-year-old victor sheared took the weapon and locked it inside his janitor's closet. police tracked down the gun using surveillance video. no one was hurt. >> city inspectors are investigating a partial house collapse in the wynnefield neighborhood. the side of a home on the 5600 block of lebanon avenue crumbled last night leaving the three story home exposed to the elements. the person who lives there is fine. inspectors will determine if nearby homes are in danger. >> 5:57. we're following some breaking news. a diner fire forces out hotel guests who were staying next door. >> when avon comes calling the next time it will probably be from a long distance. that's next. (dog) mmm, beneful healthy weight is so good... and low-calorie. keeps me looking good. hey, i get some looks, i hear the whistles. (vo) beneful healthy weight, a delicious, low-calorie meal yo

if there was an air marshal on board he probably assessed the situation or got out of control before he could do something. the intent even with an air marshal is get the airplane on the ground and get it to a point where as brad's people can take over and begin negotiations. >> and hopefully resolved in a peaceful manner. stephen and brad, thank you very much. >>> eye-opening number. there have been 50 hijackings worldwide since september 11th and joining us now with more on flight safety both abroad and at home pierre thomas and former national counterterrorism center director matt olsen. >> u.s. authorities are watching this very closely. what are your sources telling you? there are major concerns about flights taking off from egypt >> reporter: well, law enforcement officials say so far it doesn't appear to be terrorism. that much they're pretty confident of so far but it's a very fluid situation and don't yet know whether the man has explosives or not but here's the key, whether they turn out to be fake or not, the key is did he get something on board that plane that looks like

what did the air marshal do, so still questions on aviation security even though they are not linking this man to terrorism. >> you watched the whole thing unfold over the past couple of hours. we saw these dramatic pictures of passengers walking off the plane and then there was that one passenger that actually climbed out of the window. i believe we're showing them on our screens right now. just talk us through how it finally all came to an end. >> well, after that plane was diverted to cypress, authorities closed the airport and started to negotiate with the highjacker. not long later, he did allow women and children to leave the plane. the minority of the people were freed, which really was in one way or another a positive sign that maybe this man was ready to negotiate. then, the reports started to emerge from cyprus state television that he was demanding political asylum, to speak to his wife and his wife went to the airport and participated in negotiations. cypress officials say that this man is unstable. unstable or not, undoubtedly there was a scare when there were reports tha

we know there was an air marshall on board and the pilot said that he was told by the hijacker that he would blow up the plane if he doesn't divert the flight. something happened on that flight and we do not know what. passengers have disembarked. people were allowed to leave that plane. authorities are talking to them, speaking to them to get more information on what happened on board that flight >>> our correspondent reporting with the latest there. we're joined by the editor in chief of aviation security international joining us via skype from london. thank you for your time. based on what we know right now, what do you make of this incident? >> it is, of course, just based on what we know now, about it seems to be a fairly textbook hijack response where we've got one lone individual, who ask either a lone wolf terrorist or somebody with some form of psychological problem that has taken control of the aircraft. it's quite similar to the hijacking in october 2006 of a turkish plane, taken to italy when the hijacker claimed to have explosives but only had newspaper which was actually

pilots, flight attendants and air marshal. as far as passengers, he knows the nationalities of the passengers. we were given information. we see the information in the 55 passengers on board there have been a number of foreigners including americans, rates, belgians and dutch citizens as well. he says that three passengers he would not disclose their nationalities. he also would not get the name of the hijacker though it has come out through various reports and sources that his name is ibrahim samaha. we've seen the picture. a very grainy image of the ad, taken clearly on some of telephone append. he has said to be according to some of the information that's come out. i want to be careful because they seem conflicted with yours. said to be a 27-year-old egyptian american citizen. we are waiting for official confirmation that cyprus president said this is not an act of terrorism that it may be personal. i went to be careful about speculating too much. we continue to follow the press conference at egypt's civil aviation minister

a former federal air marshal is helping with racism and discrimination in the orlando field office is running for osceola county sheriff. he made headlines after becoming a whistleblower in 2010 three at he exposed how his managers at the air marshal field office in orlando had created a jeopardy style game which featured insulting terminology african-americans and gays. the former highway patrol trooper was to use the law enforcement background to make a difference. >> i live in the community since 1998, and i believe the system s office. it is my intent to fix it. angela: the osceola county sheriff has announced he will retire in his term is up next year. it will be a tough race. seven others are running for the job. stewart: the 57th annual sidewalk art festival is underway in winter park. it started this morning on winter park avenue. more than 20 artists -- more than 220 artists are taking part. they' re from around the world, and they' re putting everything from sculptures to paintings on display. it will only be open for a few more minutes tonight, but fear not. it will be open

he notified police and the air marshals. surveillance video helped authorities zero in on a jan janitor. they found the gun. one passenger described the chaos befre that gun turned up. >> looking everyone in the face. not giving them eye contact. they went from bedind me to the front of the plane. >> reporter: the pilot whose name hasn't been released is authorized to be armed while he flies. >>> after several days of record rainfall in the south, some states are trying to dry out. the threat for historic flooding remains high in other states. more than 2 million people bracing for more f foding after storms have already claimed six lives. >> reporter: a new week brings new worries for many rain-soaked >> i'm hoping that it doesn't get a lot worse, but i can't make any promises. >> reporter: the sabine river is on the rise. >> we've never seen the river go up this high. it's the highest i've ever seen it. >> reporter: the texas town of dew deweyville already surrounded by record water. it could be days before rez residents a

he notified the air marshals and police started sweeping the airport and some planes. >> it went from me to the front of the plane. >> it is scary, alarming that he would forget. >> video surveillanceaet t invea janitor. he was arrested. the janitor never tried to open the locked bag. >>> so you will need your rain few days. how you can plan for the week ahead. >>> and also a hotly contested race get even tighter. the candidate with the new edge. i do everything on the internet. but it's kind of slow. i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. (man) we're out of 2%. i wonder what else could be better around here? (man) i heard that. now get our best offer ever. super fast 100 meg internet, plus tv & phone for just $69.99 a month online with no annual contract. 100 meg speeds at a price this good? fios can do that. cable just can't. switch to better. switch to fios it's about taking a stand. they crashed our economy. but democrat donna edwards won't take their money because she stands up for us. as a single mom,

the air marshal left his handgun inside a airport restroom on saturday.stigators determined that 31-year-old victor sheard took that weapon and locked it inside his janitor's closet. the gun was recovered and no one was hurt but the incident caused more than a dozen flights to be delayed. meanwhile a crash on the tarmac at philadelphia international airport sent someone to the hospital today. our sky6 cameras spotted the scene near terminal f. police say a service truck hit an empty commuter jet and "action news" viewer sent this picture of the response on the ground. the driver of the truck went to the hospital as a trauma alert but police have not yet said just what caused this crash. >>> now remember, any time you see breaking news happen, join the action. send your pictures or video to join the action at 6abc.com or post them on social media using #6abcaction. >> it is that time of the year when college basketball fans they dream, they dream about it for months. the ncaa tournament tips off this week and three of our local teams are headed to the big

by the way, tsa is checking on the safety of federal air marshals that regularly travel into and out of this airport as they monitor and fly on flights into the u.s. from brussels. so, some were coming in psome were going out. tsa is checking to see if they are safe. we have had no confirmed reports of american casualties either in the dead or injured at the brussels airport or at the bombing of the subway car. in terms of the u.s. response, there has been no recommendation from the federal government that airports or mass transit in the u.s. should do anything different. a number of federal agencies. the fbi, justice department, homeland security, tsa, the transportation department. they're all sending messages to the operators of these systems telling them what's going on in brussels. frankly, passing along what is being reported and social media and the decisions on what to do are up to local authorities. we've seen much more visible police presence at dulles airport here outside washington and at the airports in new york and also additional reports and the police in boston say th

he notified police and air marshals. authorities found the begun in a closet inside the restroom. >>> creeks and rivers continue rise after torrential rains pounded the deep south. take a look at is video. the downpours part of a system that has submerged roads and cars, washed out bridges and forced residents to flee homes. at least three people have died@ nbc's sarah dallof is in louisiana. >> reporter: the water rose fast and furious, trapping people in their homes and cars. tional guard screws have rescued more than 2,100 people in louisiana. in some areas 2 feet of rain have fallen forcing families to flee. >> this water is up to my waste. >> reporter: in bogalusa they feel helpless. >> nobody in this area has had to have flood insurance. >> reporter: tina burrell is trying to salvage what's left. >> we are just basically here trying to get things cleaned up and see where we can go from there. >> reporter: the back breaking cleanup is just beginning. the widespread floods have damaged 2,500 homes in louisiana and 40

when he realized the mistake, he told police and air marshals which led to flight delays.d took the bag from the rest room and put it in a custodial closet at the airport. >>> the accident happened early yesterday morning in kansas. eight train cars derailed, four cars ended up on their side. at least 32 people were hurt, some critically. >> felt a jolt. we stopped in a big hurry, a lot of brake smoke. >> it startedç tipping over. you could see people falling. they were going around like rag dogs. like a nightmare come true. >> one government source says the engineer noticed a bend in the rail and hit the brakes just before the derailment. the cause of the derailment remains under investigation. it's unclear if speed, maintenance or weather played a role. >>> from our delaware bureau, the hunt is on for a driver who ran over dozens of geese in sussex county. witness nick lank tells us he was driving behind a black chevy blazer on saturday night in lewes. he said all of a sudden, the driver intentionally ran off the road and ran over a flock of snow geese. >> i wasn't goin

tsa is also checking on the safety of federal air marshals. they regularly travel into and out of this airport, as they monitor and fly on flights into the u.s. from brussels. some were coming in. some were going out. tsa is now checking to see whether all of them are safe. that's the process that's going on now. we have had no confirmed reports of american casualties, either in the dead or injured, at the brussels airport or at the bombing of the subway car. in terms of the u.s. response, there's been no recommendation from the federal government that airports or mass transit in the u.s. should do anything different. a number of federal agencies, fbi, justice department, homeland security, tsa, the transportation department, they're all sending messages to the operators of these systems, telling them what's going on in brussels. frankly, passing along what is being publicly reported and said on social media. response are up to local authorities. we've seen much more visible police presence at the airport here outside of washington. at the air

. >>> a janitor at philadelphia international airport is under arrest tonight for stealing an air marshall'sun. police say it happened around 8:30 this morning when a federal flight officer used restroom at the airport mistakenly rest behind a small bag that contained his government issued handgun. when he went back for it, it was gone. he immediately alerted police and they say a quick search found the bag and the gun hidden inside a janitor's closet. surveillance video shows the janitor was the only person to enter that restroom. >>> two fishermen find a body in in the mall mullica river just before 11:00 this morning. new jersey state police now investigating. they say the medical examiner is working to figure out how the person died. they've not released an id or even the gender of the person involved. >>> not as cold as last night but keep that umbrella handy. you will need it before you know it. meteorologist dave warren tells us what's on tap for the rest of the night. dave? >> yeah, before you you know it tomorrow's big day the parade starting at noon. ultimate doppler clear for now.

if there was an air marshal on board he probably assessed the situation or got out of control before he could do something. but, again, the intent here, even with an air marshal is get the airplane on the ground and get it to a point where as brad's people can take over and begin negotiations. >> stephen and brad, thank you very much. >>> an eye-opening number, there have been 50 hijackings worldwide since september 11th and joining us now with more on flight safety both abroad and at home, abc's pierre thomas and former national counterterrorism center director matt olsen. there are major concerns about flights taking off from egypt and the security in place there. >> raise very severe questions about aviation. >> let's bring in matt. it's unclear whether he has a suicide vest. but authorities particularly in this climate around the world have no choice but to take him at his word. >> that's exactly right. we go back to the downing of the russian airplane last october, that took off from sharm el sheikh, obviously, there are real concerns about aviation security in egypt but also in

you said, seven people remain on board the flight, four staff, the pilots, flight attendants, an air marshal. again, according to the civil aviation minister in egypt. three passenger. he would not disclose the nationalities of the passengers. we know a number of americans and british citizens are on board or were on board the flight, among all the passengers. again, we don't know the nationalities of those three passengers and why this person continues to hold those passengers, who they are and why he picked them in particular. his name is ibrahim, at least the reports have said his name is ibrahim samaha. a 26-year-old national who has dual american/egyptian citizenship. i want to be careful and emphasize that there's been some conflicting information coming out about this guy's identity. so again, we're being very careful about that. this is an ongoing situation. he initially wanted to go to istanbul. now the plane is in cypress. abby, heather, back to you guys. >> thank you, john. to add to that, apparently what has transpired is the wife of ibrahim samaha who has been named as possibly

when he realized he told police and air marshals which led to flight delays.police say sheard took the gun, put it in a custodial closet. >> a crowd gathered in pennsylvania's capital to call on the state to end a statute of limitations of sex abuse cases. several lawmakers joined victims and embattled attorney general kathleen kane in the call for action. representative mark rossi who says he was abused by a priest as a boy is also pushing for a two-year window to allow past victims to come forward and sue alleged abusers. >> you want the truth to come out. >> this comes a few weeks after the attorney general announced a grand jury report detailing the sexual abuse of hundreds of children by 50 priests assigned to the diocese of altoona johnstown. >>> from our delaware bureau, you don't need to rely on a blimp to advertise at the delaware beaches because state "parks and recreation" officials are offering local businesses the chance to advertise on lifeguard stands. beginning monday businesses can purchase space on stands at delaware seashore park beaches and

he notified police and the air marshals. they found the gun in a custodial closet. >>> another storm in the forecast for california today. heavy rain and snow have been falling in northern parts of the state. forecasters expect up to 4 feet of snow in the higher crest of the sierra nevada. officialsweffocials say a patrol officer is hospitalized with major injuries. he was struck by a car as he provided traffic control in the sierra nevada. >>> all right. south florida, we have plenty of moisture in the area. that together with a south shn southeast wind providing showers in the keys. if you are headed there this morning there are a few spotty showers to the south of the area that continue to push towards the north. we will see some clouds out there, we are beginning to see a few showers forming over the everglades, ami-dade and broward county and also seeing a few showers that remain offshe. the moisture is present and with that southeast wind and other system that is across the alabama and georgia border that showers at an

former fbi special agent and air marshal. and former inspector general for the u.s.to start with you. you have been watching this unfold. it's had a good outcome we're happy to report. however, terrifying moments for the passengers on board for the past few hours. >> well absolutely. but the most important things and what pilots are taught and certainly in the united states the protocol is to get the plane on the ground and keep the plane on the ground. which is what occurred. once they get it on the ground they want to do everything they can to avoid takes it off again. and we saw a lot of footage of someone leaving the cockpit. i don't think that is the pilot. you couldn't see who it was but it might have been somebody else because the pilots want to keep there, keep talking to this person. and at this point we don't know if it was a security breech at r or not because we don't flow if he had any explosionsive. that will remain to been seen. keep it on the ground and keep him talking. >> jonathan what was your impression of the person we just saw on video scaling d

there are federal air marshals in and out of that airport all the time. they're looking after anybody they need to watch for. you're right about security of airports, not only outside the airports but inside the airports, all the way up until you get to the tsa check-point, all the security and the major waiting areas, the airline ticket counter check-in points, where you drop off your baggage, all of that security is the responsibility of the airport operator. the local authorities who run the airports. not the federal government. they certainly make recommendations. tsa's responsibility, the federal responsibility begins when you show your id and do the security screening. >> thank you very much. there are house to house searches conducted. investigators looking for suspects or somebody with information in connection with the attacks. we'll turn to tom costello who covers aviation but is also familiar with belgium. his family is from there. we talked this morning earlier, tom, a bit about the situation in brussels. in particular, the molenbeek neighborh

aires. as serena marshall reports, his stop in cuba is still very much the focus. >> reporter: president obama'sl day in havana, markds by far away about the brussels attack. hours later addressing the cuban people but only a brief mention of the bombing. >> the thoughts and the prayers of the american people are with the people of belgium. >> reporter: before continuing his cuban push. >> i have come here to bury the last remnant of the cold war in the americas. >> reporter: the president pleating with dissidents and using baseball diplomacy as the two leaders watched, joked and took in the baseball traditions, obama telling espn why he didn't go home immediately as political rivals suggested. on a day marked by tragedy watching the game was so important. >> what they can doing is scare and make people afraid and disrupt our daily lives and divide us. and as long as we don't allow that to happen, we're going to be okay. >> reporter: ending his day in cuba with castro seeing him off. continuing on to argentina, landing overnight, he will spend the next two days with newly elected macri. the trip

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a janitor at the airport at philadelphia international now behind bars accused of stealing an air marshall'slice say yesterday morning several flights -- federal flight officer used a restroom in the airport and mistakenly left behind small bag that had his government issued handgun inside. so then he goes back for it he realizes he lost it and it was gone. he immediately tells the police and they say after a quick essential the bag and the gun were found hidden in the janitor's closet so they checked with surveillance video and it showed the only person in that bathroom the whole time was the janitor. >>> police are asking for your help in finding a missing woman. they say this woman 50-year-old is he lena witness more last seen at mercy hospital on friday after she was discharged. police say witness more is 5-foot four and suffers from memory loss. partially blind and deaf. they definitely need your assistance. if you have any information, you're you were to do call southwest detectives. >>> play that music and get ready to do your jig right now because it is finally here. gorgeous picture

you don't necessarily know if there is an air marshal sitting next to you.ayse is that we can spot them because they are sitting in first class with khakis and [laughter] polos. [laughter] the goal is for you to not necessarily notice. we have not had a metro attack, or something like that sort we have seen in europe. it is hard to say that is working or not. guest: the united states do what they do at airports and at railways and subways? have someone going through some metal detector that they do it airports? is it feasible? host guest: i have not heard a lot of discussion about it. metros in particular, big stations, lots of people going through, is a kind system. if there are massive lines, that would disrupt the system. the city has to function. we have not seen, i have not seen or heard discussions if we should put metal detectors in or screen backlight we do it airports. it is harder to fathom the idea of a tsa security-like apparatus to gog on the red line across washington. we have seen metro delays in the last couple of weeks. when thesues have, an

four staff, three passengers, the pilots, flight attendant, air marshal and as far as the passengerse would not give the aviation minister would not give the identities of the passengers, would not say the nationalities of the passengers, we do know american, british citizens, dutch, belgian citizens were on the flight but we don't know, of those three people what nationalities and why it specifically those three passengers were held on board the plane whereas others, most of the others were let off the plane. we have seen the video of people disembarking, walking very calm leon the tarmac, casually to the terminal in cyprus. the hijacker again initially reports came out pointing to one person, a doctor, of veterinarian medicine, that is not the guy. now egyptian officials are putting out another name, mus f mustafa a person with jewel american egyptian citizenship as initially reported or put out by egyptian officials. as far as why he hijacked the plane, he said he had an explosive belt on, demanded according to earlier reports to go to istanbul instead. the plane landed in cyprus.

attendants -- captains or pilots, rather, the captain, first officer, the flight attendants and an air marshal. as far as the passengers on board, we don't know their identities, and the civil aviation minister there in egypt would not give their nationalities. we know there are a number of american and brits on board. we don't know the nationalities of the three passengers and why they in particular were kept on board. we've seen the video, the images of most of the passengers getting off the plane, walking calmly, seemingly on the tarmac to the terminal there in larnaca at the airport on the ground. as far as the identity of the hijacker, there have been, again -- and i want to be clear about this because i don't want to speculate. we have to be careful, there have been conflicting reports about his name. earlier, egyptian officials said that he's 27-year-old ibrahim samaha. we're hearing now that may not be the right person again. i want to be clear about that. earlier, also egyptian officials said he had dual egyptian/american citizenship. we're waiting for some more concrete information a

dulles the same, 48, bwi marshall 52. warmer air coming on in and clouds too that kept the temperatures milder this morning. perhaps than they would be if we had clear skies. buffalo is loving it 46. boston 38. detroit 51 and chicago what is this, erin cuomo, what time would that be for chick check out there, 3:45 in the morning darn near 60. >> what? that's amazing isn't it? >> st. louis 65. look at warm air coming up. it moves here. i needed you to confirm what i was seeing. that's the first time saw that. sometimes she wonders what the heck i'm doing. here's satellite come ago cross. a lot of clouds now. couple sprinkles, no more than that. it looks like that moved east. and we will get the clouds breaking up over the next couple of hours, too. so we should end up with good sunshine top start the day. maybe a few clouds. look how mild even at 8 a.m., 54. 70 by lunchtime. good to have alfresco for lunch and high temperature 74 later today. 73, 74, 75, something like that and then here's 7 day forecast for you. 74 today. 79 tomorro

federal air marshals are in the world constantly especially in flights coming into the u.s.'re doing their safety checks right now, it takes a while because some people are on duty and off duty, but we have not heard of any casualties among american officials either. >> pete, that was a lot. thank you for your reportings. tom costello, let's go back to him, he covers aviation for us, tom. >> phlegm i wish television vtm is reporting that a possible undetonated suicide belt may have been found at the airport and police are looking for a possible suspect on the loose. that is flemish television, not nbc news reporting that. the brussels airport is in flemish territory. brussels is bi lingual city. talking to flemish police on the ground it looks like there may have been an undetonated suicide belt and they are looking for a possible suspect. i don't think that i just wanted to emphasize one more time that all flights that were going into brussels from the united states have either landed safety or been dee toured to other airports and all of those individuals are safe. brian,

i would like to see donald trump a little less ford and more president marshall on air force one. >>has tried. we have seen them both attack donald trump more and more. this has helped donald trump considering we think of him as the front runner. >> when you are not talking about your electorate why they should be voting for the other person it doesn't put you in a good position politically. right now they are trying to throw fodder to the base because they need people to show up and vote for one or the other in illinois in ohio this morning. trump is an easy punching bag for the democrats. the to say something to try to motivate people when they had you had be talking about their core message and the difference between them when a democrat waukts into the booth they are going to think why to vote for somebody not why not to vote for somebody. >>> the time is 15 minutes to the top of the hour. if someone drop out where do the delegates go. a key question that could change this race. brian kilmeade with what is coming up on "fox & friends." >> good morning. welcome to super tuesday 3.