morola confronted baumer and another man and shot baumer. >> new at 6, 14 victims are dead and six attackers killed after on beach goers in ivory coast. the government says six armored men staged attacks in three hotels in a resort town. there al-quaida claimed responsibility. this is the third attack on a tourism center in a west african country since november. >>> in less than an hour, loved ones will gather for a vigil to remember a woman hit and killed while crossing a busy north charlotte street last week. police say kamika collins ran in front of a car on west sugar creek road near rutgers avenue on wednesday. the driver tried to avoid hitting herp. tonight's vigil is at 7:00 p.m. at that accident scene. >>> one local town could vote on a residence tlugs split away from cms as soon as tomorrow. why they're fighting a plan that could impact where thousands of children go to school. >> we have more heavy rain from the upstate. this is not severe but we may be talking abou . >>> happening tomorrow, matthews town council could vote on a resolution to split from the charlotte-mecklenburg sc

officials say 24-year-old madison edward merola shot 24-year-old helen baumer yesterday morning after a confrontation. a man wa wa man with baumer was not injured. >> john: more than 100 vehicles were involved in a series of wrecks along a major highway that injured 20 people. it happened in central north carolina. troopers say no one was seriously hurt on i-40 in alamance county. rubber necking could have lent to the wrecks. >> christine: duke,unc and several other schools are heading to the big dance. we'll get reaction from some of the players. >> john: brody o'connell live in the alert center. >> brody: new details on the train derailment in texas or rather, i'm sorry, in kansas. getting word there were injuries, a full report coming up in the alert center. >> john: about to go to break, before we do, a live look at your first alert weather temperatures, we have 60 in charlotte, 46 up in boone. 63 lancaster, 66 in wadesboro, will be a warm day today, a live look at i-77 at west boulevard, things are moving very smoothly. we'll keep you posted throughout the morning because you're

madison merola shot 24-year-old helen baumer yesterday morning after a confrontation near 3rd and first avenue. another man was not injured. police have not said what led to the confrontation, merola being held under no bond at catawba county detention facility. >>> charlotte city council members are expected to vote how to defense part of the old eastland mall property. city council could sell 11 acres to the charlotte-mecklenburg school board so the district can build a new elementary school. this comes after previous plans for a movie studio, park, recreational complex failed. the school board offering $600,000 for the land. city's appraised value but school board would pay for road and storm water improvements. >>> city council could also vote on whether to spend nearly $2 million on renovations at discovery place. comes as the museum celebrates 35 years uptown. the money would create two science and engineering labs plus upgrade the current 3d theater. more needs to be spent to keep pace with technology. >>> council may vote to spend a million dollars on traffic control equipment.

there's now a picture circulating of two baumers and one that is actively searched, but it's very earlyi'm sure the police are working very hard together with their foreign colleagues and especially with the french in order to get as soon as possible to grips with this threat. >> okay. thank you very much indeed for that. >>> now the head of the airport has just been speaking in brussels. neave barker referring to that press conference taking place. this is what he had to say. >> translator: today was a black day. i'm very sad for the airport. our thoughts go fist to the victims and families and friends. the airport was hit very hard. two bombs went off in the departure hall where there were thousands of people during the check-in. 600 flights have been canceled. tomorrow we hope to restart operations. >> that's the head of the airport talking just a short while ago. the e.u. head of foreign policy, she appeared to be overcome with emotion as she reacted to news of the attacks during a news conference she was giving. >> it is also a very sad day for europe, as europe and its capitol are

this may be the third airport baumer, a bomber whose photograph has been all over the belgian media for the last three days. yet he was arrested here, just outside the federal prosecute ors officers a place crawling with soldiers and with police. >> there are new names, new connections emerging every day. it's now clear that the paris and perilous attacks were the work of one network, not separate cells. of the perilous airport bombers, nadi nadine was connected by dna to the the paris bombers. lashlowey is a suspected bomb maker. his dna was found on action plosive belts used at the bataclan theatre in the france. >> khalid had rented the area that the paris attackers used before their attacks and rented the hideout in suburban perilous where another fled after paris. several are still being hunted including this man, mohammed abrini, 101 casualties are still being treated in hospital. four of those killed in the bomb attacks have yet to be positively identified. it's a difficult and forensic task. >> you have to understand that a terrorist bomb contains small and larger metal pieces a