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

countries, there are checkpoints and sometimes people are stopped but it is very easy to travel >> and, alex, just give us a sense of where you are now, what you're seeing, what the scene is there. >> reporter: that was just a convoy. you can probably hear it in my breath. we're on foot. all the roads are empty. the police have set up a perimeter around the airport. no vehicles are being allowed in. but people are being allowed to come and go on foot. we have seen some travelers, some of the thousands who were presumably trying to get out of brussels airport this morning leaving the airport trying to get back out to the highways and i would imagine get a car to go back into brussels. but we are approaching the airport. it is the scene of confusion, there's police tape, lots of sirens and emergency services all around the airport and i would imagine the same scene is playing out now in brussels with the closure of that metro system. shut down the entire system and not just the stations that were reported to have been targeted and so right now there's going to be paralysis in the belgian capital. lo

countries, there are checkpoints and sometimes people are stopped but it is very easy to travel >> and, alex, just give us a sense of where you are now, what you're seeing, what the scene is there. >> reporter: that was just a convoy. we're on foot. all the roads are empty. the police have set up a no vehicles are being allowed in. but people are being allowed to come and go on foot. we have seen some travelers, some of the thousands who were presumably trying to get out of brussels airport this morning leaving the airport trying to get back out to the highways and i would imagine get a car to go back into brussels. but we are approaching the airport. it is the scene of confusion, there's police tape, lots of sirens and emergency services all around the airport and i would imagine the same scene is playing out now in brussels with the closure of that metro system. shut down the entire system and not just the stations that were reported to have been targeted and so right now there's going to be paralysis in the belgian capital. lots of traffic, nothing moving in the metro and a lot of confused and

and sometimes people are stopped but it is very easy to travel between these countries. >> and, alex, just give us a sense of where you are now, what you're seeing, what the scene is there. >> reporter: thahawas just a convoy. you can probably hear it in my breath. we're on foot. all the roads are empty. the police have set up a perimeter around the airport. no vehicles are being allowed in. but people are being allowed to come and go on foot. we have seen some travelers, some of the thousands who were presumably trying to get out of brusls airport this morning leaving the airport trying to get back out to the highways a and i would imagine get a car to go but we are approaching the airport. it is the scene of confusion, there's police tape, lots o sirens and emergency services all around the airport and i would imagine the same scene is playing out now in brussels with the closure of that metro system. they have said that ty have shut down the entire system and not just the stations that were reported to havavbeen targeted and so right now there's going to be paralysis in the belgian capi

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

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

. >> alex just mentioned the dollar. tell us how that plays into the fed decision tomorrow.ore calm. somewhat there is no big dollar rally insight. question they are debating is how concerned they should be about the inflation numbers, whether they are bottoming and we're at the beginning of upturn in inflation. the second is how sensitive the u.s. economy is to the global financial conditions. , but theirets are up question is how much is that because the market has taken away 40 basis points of yield. how confident are they that the u.s. economy is robust? again, i think april possibly, but more likely they stayed data dependent. alix: something we have seen is inflation starting to creep up. excite's faster, how quickly will they have to move to that longer-term equilibrium rate? >> that would be a real problem for them. if we had three months of 2% inflation in the middle of the year, the first thing they do is a victory lap. the first question is what is your equilibrium rate and how fast we you get there. i think that both they and the market will be less happy at gett

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

alex savidge just arrived on scene. alex, i'm sure there's a lot of unanswered questions at this point in time that we just talked about the shooting yesterday in berkeley. and the was a gunman on the loose. any indication this may be related? >> none whatsoever. in fact, we have not been able to speak with any of the officers at the scene. that is certainly one question we will ask. we don't know if there is a connection. let me show you the scene behind us. a man and a woman were sitting in this car parked on the street, both of them were shot and now have life-threatening injuries as a result of the shooting. this car is parked on tremont street near prince street. this is not far from the ashby bart station here in south berkeley. berkeley police received calls about gunfire in this area around 1 am this morning. we do not know what may have prompted this shooting, what the motive may have been. we are waiting to find out and get more information from police to see if they have description of the shooter. we do under

several months ago and we just heard alex describing the real animosity they felt up side that community which was appears to have been harboring terrorists for several months. >> reporter: it sure does, george and truly when you go into that neighborhood, we were very careful, there is animosity when you go into those neighborhoods and commissioner kelly's point, i think what has to happen here is better intelligence in thoho neighborhoods. there is the protect our own. there's also i should bring up people may be under threat. if this terrorist attack was planned in that neighborhood or elsewhere around there, there may have been the threat of death if anyone turned them in. this also points out ass we've said again and again this morning, the vulnerabilities no put on some sort of imminent terror atck, no matter how many police officers you sprea throughout a city, spread throughout europe, there are these soft targets and an airportndeed can be a soft target on that outer perimeter when you enter an airport, there is really no security other than the presence of guards and sometimes

just a few minutes. >>> welcome back. the panel is here. alex, veteran republican strategist who of course has worked for the doles of the world, the bushes, mitt romney. he is the republican establishment right now. anne garrett, political correspondent at "the washington post," doris goodwin and conservative radio talk show host hugh hewitt. i'm going to start with you, doris. how did we get to where chicago friday night for a brief period >> it not only looked like chicago '68 but chicago 1912, clubs and baseball bats in front of the room to not let the opposing supporters in. they'd scuffle in the lobbies and dynamite explosions went off. we should remember we've been through this before, but the difference is we're seeing it live now just as we did in '68. and so you're feeling what's happening to our country. as an historian i might say, oh, this is exciting to be able to know 200 years from now an historian would be able to detail this the way i couldn't in 1912, but as a citizen it's pretty sad. >> look at this what we've put together of

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our end game segment and a transformative moment from "snl" that alex just previewed. here it is. >> thank you, millennial r s for lending your support to the - even parents need a time out sometimes, especially from communications technology. read, talk, make art, or whatever. no batteries required. >>> end game time. the panel is here, as i promised, doris, let me play first of all the quote we're all talking about. this was hillary clinton with andrea mitchell at nancy reagan's memorial service. >> the other point i wanted to make too is it may be hard for your viewers to remember how difficult it was for people to talk about hiv/aids back in the 1980s. and because of both president and mrs. reagan, in particular 34rs mrs. reagan, we started a national conversation when it. >> all right. well, they quickly cleaned this up after getting a whole mess of complaints from the lgbt community. said the reagans were strong advocates for stem cell research in finding a cure for alzheimer's disease i misspoke for records on hiv and aids. for that i'm sorry. now, a misspeak, t

as alex just said, they expect apple to sell only 10 million to maybe 15 million units each year. but that could boost results in the runup to the iphone 7. oppenheimer also going the other way, saying investors are likely to be underwhelmed by the next several events. with that said, if you look at my bloomberg terminal right here, behind me, basically analysts are still very, very bullish on the stock. the green here represents the buy calls, the yellow represents the holds and the red represents the cells -- sells. you can see the price target here is stillwell above the actual stock price for apple. so it's interesting to see that analysts, despite what's happening with apple, despite the iphone sales potentially dropping, analysts are still very, very bullish. emily: thank you so much for that update. we will of course bring you all the details from apple's product event on monday with special coverage starting at 1:00 p.m. new york time, 10:00 a.m. here in san francisco. as the event kicks off. the tech industry is getting more vocal about social issues, with the c.e.o.'s of

alex, just a sense of how did i have it is proving to really get things back to normal, you can see in the street, belgians trying to do that. they had hoped to reopen the airport just days after the attacks. then they said they would open it on sunday. now they're saying it will be tuesday before the airport is reopened. >> okay. keir, i do want to ask you a question, because there has been a degree of confusion about this faycal c. it's my understanding that media outlets prior to our own have put together the picture of that one man in the white coat and the hat is long side the other two known deceased suicide bombers from the airport attack, and they have attributed faycal c. as being coordinated with that picture. but the belgian authorities have yet to do that, right? they have not been specific. >> reporter: yeah, the trouble is, is that some of the releases that are being put out by the belgian authorities are complex to understand, even when you have it on paper or an e-mail, if you like. and i think, you know, it's right to exercise some caution, not least because in recent

that's because, you know, alex just said maybe he hopes donald trump pif pivots. we know what he stands for. he is a bridge, wall builder, not a bridge builder. essence of his campaign. his campaign is all about playing to an incredibly narrow base that does not translate to the changing demographics of this country. when you hear jeffrey lord trying to deflect away from the comments on the kkk and others, that's a dog whistle game that goes way back. while jeffrey can point out it wasn't under the republican panter, it was always the republican populous banter and you need to own that cancer at the heart of the conservative movement, that's we're reaping what you have sewn for decades. >> the klu klux klan is a -- >> there you go again, buddy. that's what is emerging in the demographic turnout today. >> read your history. >> the one thing -- >> your last word? >> the one thing we know about donald trump is a salesman, deal maker. if he wins the nomination, what's he going to do, the last deal again? no, he will do the next deal. you can hear him now say how are w

. >> can i just add one more point to what alex just said? he's also day by day by day providing more fodder to the anti-trump effort that hillary clinton will inevitably make against him in the general election. i mean he's just giving them fuel for attack ads, and the republicans haven't been successful in turning his, you know, what he's done into attack ads, but certainly the hillary clinton campaign is going to make a concerted effort to do so in the general election should they run against donald trump. >> chris moody, let's talk about the hillary clinton campaign. you're there in boynton beach, florida. she gave her speech in west palm beach, and then she's back on her way to new york tonight, looking ahead very clearly. is hillary clinton, do you think, going to start to pivot toward that general election and try to keep bernie sanders on her left flank? >> she's certainly looking at both sides at the same time because bernie sanders is not going away today or tomorrow. but she is looking ahead, and she's calling donald trump out by na

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it's surprising to me that in just the unconventional nature of this race, alex, just that we are goingy frame now having to look and analyze exactly what played out and if the campaign manager did grab and pull back and man that's definitely one way to describe it. look, i think underscores really the unusual way trump has approached both staffing his campaign and managing his campaign. that there have been any number of complaints about either trump personally or members of his staff. another candidate may have taken as an opportunity to trim his sails or smooth out his operation, impose greater discipline. trump vows personal loyalty fiercely and no fiercest advocate than warrior than corey lewandowski. this is what happens and ultimately you paint yourself in to a corner as a candidate when you stand by people with this categorical language over and over again. there was no contact. they didn't even meet. she's making the story up. we now obviously have information that complicates that story. it's not clear how you would, as donald trump gracefully extricate himself out of it? >> h

mike and alex, back to you. >> sometimes i'll eat that peanut butter smooth, with just my finger. >> i like it with celery. >> they eat peanut butter out in space, for sure, hi scott, he is coming home. almost a year. 340 days new jersey astronaut scott kill there i the bald guy on the right is coming home. we will find out when he lands after the break. here he comes, there is a astronaut scott kelly coming into philadelphia. >> on a plane. >> no, he comes down in a capsule. but, a astronaut scott kelly will return to earth tonight, at 11:27 after enduring i guess you can say enduring, he has enjoyed it, he says, longest space flight in u.s. history. scott has been up in that space station for 340 days. he spent his time conducting experiments, space walks, watching "good day philadelphia", he says, and during his time on the international space station scott extended stay should help nasa better understand the effects of prolong space travel on the human body, research that could help get to mars one day. can we hand that will long trip to mars. before he left, the isis -- he left

alex: we just got some new information. fhp tells us this crash killed -- the driver of this van was driving the wrong way on i-4, and had a collision with a taxicab. a spokesperson says there was a bottle of alcohol in the front seat. the driver of the van had a bottle of alcohol. it reeked of alcohol. that is something witnesses also told us. this was a case of drunk driving. and because of the two deaths here. -- the cause of the two deaths here. the emergency scene you' re seeing now has been playing out since the accident happened around 3:20 this morning. fhp says the van was going the wrong way in the westbound lanes, when it crashed into the we talked to a witness who says the taxi was behind a tow truck that swerved erratically to avoid the van. this witness was driving behind the crash at the time and he says when he got out to help, the van reeked of alcohol. from our vantage point here off of i-drive next to the holiday ve been watching as troopers investigate and as of now the westbound lanes of , i-4 remain bl

alex: absolutely. just imagine, in your bedroom, middle the night, and all of a sudden, to strangers kick in your door. one of them has a gun. that is exactly what a resident here says happened to him overnight. the resident told deputies that to home invaders got into his apartment through the front door, which was unlocked. he says they took some things from the apartment before they left. one of them did have a crystal. he never fired it. fortunately, the resident was not hurt. deputies say the 911 call came the suspects drove off from the complex or. other than the fact that there were teed up of them, not much else is known about the home invaders. the tivoli apartment complex here, across from ucf, is on the arms seminole county line, so sheriff' this case. an investigation that we will continue to follow for you. as soon as we get new details, we will pass them along. alex villareal, wesh 2 news. michelle: overnight, firefighters were out in avalon park watching for hot spots. yesterday, flames burne

buns off the official, as you just saw and brandon manning takes advantage have the flyers up two-one. they never looked back. they win four-one. they are right there, alex, one point out of the playoff spot and they play tonight. >> i feel like i'm on a sea saw. we have a spot. no we don't. we need one more win. up a inn down. >> just win, you stay in. >> every game counts. we need to make this happen. >>> lets talk about villanova i'm very excited. i'm's ready for wildcats sweet 16 game and they leave for houston late they're morning. bus will leave campus at 10:00 . once they get to texas they will 26 days to prepare for my aim. ville know of ace a four-point favorite. joy wright says playing on thursday instead of friday, it actually works to the teams favor. >> i'm excited that we play on thursday. because we get right back to work. that will be good for us. challenge when you get to the next step, to handle, the media, and all of the responsibilities that come with this and be able to come to practice and get to work, and be game time focused like we were the last two games. >> you to have love jay wright. that is the ultimate spin. we play earlier

alex, i know it's been just over 24 hours since we were talking about all of this. how has the mood of that city changed? >> reporter: it's a strange mood. i know this city well. it's eerie. i'm on one of the main avenues in the center of brussels and has been shut down. the public transportation system yesterday was completely shut down. now it's coming back online. many of the buses are b it's expected to re-open tomorrow. this is what they call the place de la bource and a memorial is growing and people have been coming out to lay flowers, light candles, pay their respects. up there at the top of the stairs there is a sign that united against hate so we're seeing a lot of the same feelings of sadness, anger, nervousness after we saw after the paris attacks. this square here very reminiscent of what we saw on the place de la republiclique. >> growing memorial to the victims. alex marquardt joining us from brussels. >>> investigators are analyzing the surveillance images of the suicide bombers. >> okay, of course, you saw these photos and they're wheeling luggage c