the police chief's association said, it is aware of the memo allegedly offered by chief benjamin fox. we will wait for the results of a full and fair investigation before offering any other further public comment. we reached out to the police and told chief fox is not available for comment at this time. >> someone who takes that position shouldn't be serving as a law enforcement executive and serving anywhere in law enforcement. deputy mayor toni yates, channel 7, eyewitness news. >>> a long island train collided with a truck on the tracks. the lirr struck a pick up truck as the driver was trying to get across the tracks. no one on the train was hurt. the truck driver was taken to the hospital. service was disrupted along the line for a brief period of time. >> very brief. >>> how many people out there want warmer weather? >> me. >> fine. we'll continue the count later. lee said you're in luck. it's beautiful outside. >> warming up. >> it's going to be warming up. the highs if you like the 60s flir i hope we have a buyer for the house. me too! what are the neighbors doing here? bill!

benjamin fox urged his officers not to let political correctness keep them from checking out suspicious black people in white neighborhoods. the american civil liberties union obtained a copy of the memo. fox has not responded to our request for his side of the story. >> if you pass by grand central termenal this afternoon, you may have seen smoke billowing out. it came from a grease fire in the restaurant in the terminal, at a restaurant there. firefighters quickly knocked down those flames, only the restaurant had to be evacuated. there were no injuries and train service was not disrupted. >> two men were killed in another is in critical condition after an intensifier in queens. the flames tore through a home near ithaca street late last night. witnesses saw smoke and fire shooting out the doors. nypd arson investigator was on the scene. >> storm team four's complete weather forecast. >>> according to the government, this woman is dead. >> they said that i have been dead since june 26th. >> the i team investigates how you can be declared dead on paper and the problems it can cause whi

american civil liberties union released a copy of the e-mail where chief benjamin fox told officers that racial profiling has its place in law enforcement. the e-mail said officers should, quote, check out suspicious black people in white neighborhoods, unquote. prosecutors and the state attorney general are investigating. >>> he was one of canada's most colorful and most controversial leaders. former toronto mayor rob ford died after a brief battle with cancer. the hard drinking politician rose, you may remember, to international fame when videos surfaced of him smoking crack cocaine in 2013. then he was embroiled in a series of scandals, he was outspoken and outrageous, but he was adored by the working class voters who put him in office. >>> 4:57. mixed martial arts fights poised to return to madison square garden and other new york arenas. a measure to lift that 20-year ban on fights is headed to governor cuomo's desk. the governor approves of mma because it's an economic generator. they were banned in new york back in 1997. it was due to safety concerns. yahoo is the latest company t

wyckoff police chief benjamin fox told the township committee last night it was in the "best interestsdepartment if he stepped away." his leave came ours after the aclu released an e-mail allegedly written by fox in december of 2014. the group sales it obtained this memo anonymously. the e-mail says profiling has its place in law enforcement when used correctly and applied correctly. >> someone who takes that position shouldn't be serving as a law enforcement executive and frankly shouldn't be serving anywhere in law enforcement. >> fox maintains neither he nor his department engage in racial profiling. >> president obama wrapped up his historic trip to cuba yesterday by calling for the economic embargo to be lifted and then he went on to enjoy a baseball game. now he's on to his next trip, the obama family landed overnight in argentina. the president has a full day ahead including meetings with argentine president mauricio macry and a formal state dinner tonight. >> still to come on "action news" how the stock market reacted after the terror attack in belgium. >> high speed police cha

wyckoff police chief benjamin fox told the township committee last night it was in the best intereststhe department if he stepped away. his leave came hours after the aclu released an e-mail allegedly written by fox back in december of 2014. the group says it got that e-mail anonymously. the e-mail says that profiling has its place in law enforcement when used correctly. it says black gang members from teaneck commit burglaries in wyckoff. that's why we check out suspicious black people in white neighborhoods. fox maintains neither he nor his department engage in racial profiling. >>> a child is getting medical attention after ingesting drugs at a west philadelphia day care and this story could have been even more tragic if it were not for some alert workers. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live outside of southwest detectives. she's got the latest on this story. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tam. investigators here at southwest detectives are working to figure out the source of those drugs. they're also a working with doctors at clop to try to figure out e

it was the first fly dubai crash operation. fox's benjamin hall reports, salah abdeslam was supposed to kill himself during the attacks but changed his mind. >> he admitted that he wanted wanted to blow himself up but changed his mind. this follows a day of dramatic scenes in which he and fourth others were captured in the brussels suburb of mollenbeck. dramatic photographs were taken. loirs have announced lawyers have announced they will fight his extradition. he is in bruges prison. last night frenl forensic teams salah was the be logistics guy who planned much of the operation. he has told belgian inestigators that during the summer he traveled around europe the pick up other attackers. salah called a friend for hem, and that friend tipped off the police, passing on the cell number. border police watched out as his accomplices might try flee. in london, benjamin hall, fox news. >> in turkey, a suicide bombing attack killed at least five people and injured dozens of others. it happened on istanbul's main pedestrian shong street. there is shopping street. >> the united states is war

in london, benjamin hall, fox news. lou: thank you, benjamin. we're coming right back, a lot more straight ahead. stay with us. trump leads the gop delegate race by almost 300 but the establishment is running against the establishment that's reviled by most republicans is trying to change the rules of the convention and the outcome. the gop elites are not only out of touch but many think out of their minds. we're joined by congressman chris collins here next. >>> this skydiver is about to give us all a unique view of one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. ♪ earth hour is about empowering people making a difference to change climate change with passion and excitement earth hour is about inspiring climate action celebrating a global movement and impact ♪ join us at earthhour.org 19th march at 8:30pm ♪ . lou: republican front-runner donald trump is a man with a ceiling, according to his opponents, but it turns out that ceiling is a little higher than they thought. a new emerson poll out of new york state shows trump with a 54-point lead ove

prosecutors say police chief benjamin fox sent an e-mail to his officers saying racial profiling does have a place in policing. investigators say the e-mail which was sent to the aclu appears to be a violation of the attorney general's policy prohibiting racial profiling. >>> new this morning, police want your help in catching a burglar who broke into a house of worship in brooklyn. now the crime happened two weeks ago. take a look at the man who police are trying to find they say he broke in threw a window and the suspect took cash from collection boxes before getting away. >>> mayor deblasio is warming up his signing arm to aprove a new bill that bans smokeless tobacco at all stadiums, sports and recreation areas. city council approved the ban yesterday by a vote of 44-3. similar bans already exist in boston, los angeles and san francisco. >>> 6:44 time to check the accuweather forecast. >> let's check win meteorologist jeff smith. wind here now that makes it feel cooler than it really is it's 50 degrees not too bad but this wind is coming in from the south and eventually that warms

chief benjamin fox seen here last december came under fire after an e-mail memo from 2014 revealed he promoted the controversial practice in new jersey specifically in that memo he reportedly told his officers it was okay to check out, and i quote, suspicious black people in white neighborhoods. anonymously last week and calling for a full investigation. >>> the husband of reality star teresa giudice has started serving his prison sentence. joe jew dees was spotted -- giudice was spotted leaving his home in morris county this morning. he reported to the fort dix federal prison in south jersey at noon today. the 41 month sentence from giudice comes after his wife finished her own time behind bars in september. the two were convicted of bankruptcy fraud but a judge allowed them to serve separately in order to care for their four daughters. >>> rescue teams in new jersey pulled a kayaker to safety after he got in trouble in the hackensack river. the man got stuck in mud after the tide went out and it started to get dangerous. the marine units from the teaneck and hackensack fire departme

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in london, benjamin hall, fox news. >> a virginia man who allegedly fought with isis is speaking out why he decided to surrender this week. in a television interview he expressed regret for joining the group. he says he made a bad decision and was not thinking straight. he said he joined the group last year but had second thoughts once they started teaching him shariah law and banned him from smoking. >> during my whole trip there i didn't meet any americans, i didn't really support their that's when i decided i needed to escape. >> he has not yet revealed why he decided to fight with isis. >> well, it's the talk around town today in dc. the baby eaglet made its way into the world. it has some competition in alexandria. >> there's where another eagle family is getting a lot of attention. we're going to bring this story coming up next. >> about to have 500 people in your backyard. >>>ed 250 medical students all across the country were matched with their residency programs. >> the group anonymous reportedly hacked donald trump and gave out some of the gop presidential hopeful's persona

allegedly sent that encouraged racial profiling. union released a copy of a 2014 e-mail where chief benjamin fox told officers that, quote, racial profiling has its place in in -- check out black people in white neighborhoods. they're investigating now. >>> real housewives of new jersey star joe giudice will report to federal prison today. he faces a sentence for bankruptcy fraud conviction. his wife teresa left prison in december. she served a little more than a year behind bars. a photographer at the home says there are police vehicles out front. joe giudice then faces deportation to italy once he finishes his sentence. >>> 6:41. up next, a big win for mixed martial arts. why it could take over local arenas arenas. plus, weather and traffic on the 4s. that's a look by newark liberty airport. you're watching "today in new >>> 6:44 right now. we'll bring you the latest on the terror attacks. pei-sze cheng just arrived in brussels. where are you, pay ei-sze? >> reporter: good morning michael. we're not far from the station. the second site of the bombings that happened yesterday. that is down the

in london, benjamin hall, fox news. >> while it's still a mystery but bart officials say they are closing in on a foix to an electrical problem that's been playing the bits puring bay point lain for days. >> -- the pittsburgh bay point line for days -- the pittsburgh bay point -- the pittsburg/bay point line. rchts people are telling us people can expect to use the bus bridge through monday. you can start to see the early rush of afternoon commuters making their way home here at the north concord line headed over to pittsburg/bay point. we're get ago good idea of what's been happening. once they figure out what's been happening they will be able to get one step closer to opening the track and eliminating the use of those bus bridges. for now bart has called in an industry expert from the east coast. we're told he's a power control and protection specialist who understands high voltage in electrical systems. he and other investigators from bart are on a test train made up of a single car on the track. we're told that car is equipped with special measuring tools to help identify exactly whe

in london, benjamin hall, fox news. >> reporter: a southern california lawmaker held an informational hearing today to talk about lessons learned from the deadly san bernardino shootings last december. san bernardino police complained their radio traffic was broadcast live across the nation and urged lawmakers to limit access to police communications. medical workers said ambulance personnel did not have protective gear such as bulletproof vests when they responded. the attack involved a husband and wife terrorist team who opened fire at a luncheon for health inspectors. 14 people died and 22 others were wounded in that shooting. >>> now to the east bay where a short time ago the sheriff in contra costa county released new details about a deadly standoff. the standoff began last night at a home on hoffman lane in the city of byron. deputies were trying to serve a $1.5 million arrest warrant when the 49-year-old suspect barricaded himself inside the home. authorities say the man was accused of sexually abusing his 11-year-old foster daughter and faced 12 counts of child molestation. fi

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we get the latest from fox's benjamin hall.>>reporter: today, sally and december lamb was formally charged with participation in a terrorist murder and he admitted to belgium investigators that ht wanted to blow himself up at thh france where his brother dieddid but he changed his mind. scenes in which he and four others were captured in if the bruise also raid.aid. three others were charged with hiding criminal. dramatic footage showed the moment he was taken from the apartment and bundled into a car. his lawyer has announced theyn will fight ex triadics. he has arrived at the prisonpris where there are special isolation cells for terrorists. it's unclear how long it will be until he is sent back to france. they are searching for any accomplishes. they are hoping he will give them information. he planned much of the operation and he is now told belgiumlgiu investigators that during the summer he traveled around urinel to pick up other tackers. we know now that the police were tipped off after he called a ca friend for help. an

fox's benjamin shawl in london tonight with more on authorities tracked the suspected terrorist down.> reporter: largest manhunt in modern european history is over and eighth paris attacker the man who got away is in cut deem he's wounded but he's ali alive. he was tracked down to an apartment in his home district of brussels. police shouted at him to come out with his arms up. when he didn't, they shot him in the knee. dramatic footage appeared to show him being drag from the house. he along with two other men were custody. they were picture driving back to brussels. he was stopped twice by police the day after the attack but go. and despite a massive manhunt the trail went dead. some suggest he had gone back to syria where he thought with isis until 2014. others thought he fled to morocco. all along he was under the notices of the police in brussels. seemingly hit den by accomplic accomplices. this shows that the community, it's providing safe haven for him. they were helping him. they were moving him from location to location. so a lot of people had to know about his whereabouts ov

fox news benjamin hawk is in london with the very latest. described as a dangerous game. have gone so far too threatened. they also showed images of their army preparation. they ruled that they would take resolute counter action towards the u.s. and other big powers. today, some analysis over those sanctions have already revealed serious flaws and loopholes that would make it impossible to enforce. other generals of observing what it said with the testfiring. these are believed to be the same rockets. it is true that they fired out these missiles. increasingly provocative. >> the rose country also warned that they plan to increase their nuclear arsenal. a handful of atomic bombs. one of which was tested back in january. it is widely accepted that north korea cannot hit the u.s. with a nuclear mishap. it would reach south korea and japan. in other developments today, u.s. and south korea. amidst our defense system. this will surely infuriate the north koreans more. it will be interesting to see what reaction they have in the coming weeks ahead. >> i want to bring you colon

that first, let's bring in fox news correspond benjamin hall in london with the latest on the terrorist investigation. >> he could be an intelligent gold mine. today french and belgium authorities are looking closely in what happened in the lead-up to the paris attacks and how he was able to evade capture so long hidden under their noses. it was a bullet to the knee that ended his four months on the run during raids on friday in which he and four others were arrested. france quickly issued a new arrest warrant with more charges to speed up the extradition but the process may still take up to three months. attacks now hope abdul salam will reveal information about the isis network behind him. he confessed already to prosecutors that he planned to blow himself up that night but he changed his mind. prosecutors also claim that leading up to the attack, he traveled around europe picking up other attackers and that he was the one who bought hydrogen peroxide to make the explosives. his lawyer said was cooperating. >> there is a cooperation with the belgium justice. let's go further on with t

. >>> fox news sent out this tweet, saying, just in, belgium authorities have released an image of three suspects at brussels airport, after terrorist attacks. >> this came via benjamin hall who tweeted it for fox news, one of the correspondents based in london, he got news word of this and gave it to fox news, and in the picture, you see they have circled something, mike, can you tell what that is. >> i got it on the phone. i enlarged it. it looks like in the middle, looks like he has a glove on his left hand or something covering it. his right hand is visible. for the gentlemen on the left, the screen, the same red circlement his left-hand is covered possibly with a glovement his right hand not so much. the far gentlemen on the right side of the screen, no red circles around anything on his body there in his hands, clearly visible. >> a third bomb has been found and deactivated. not all the bombs planned to go off did go off. >> many people are wondering what could come next. there have been three ex-potion explosions. three americans injured. in the past hour or so, isis claimed responsibility for the attack, many people including representative eric swalwell sayi

fox news's benjamin hall has latest. >> another complete sham of a trial from north korea.that country is really provoking pushing threatening the u.s. and some countries in different ways. today the 21-year-old university of virginia student was paraded in front of cameras after learning that he had been sentenced to 15 years of hard labor. simply for trying to take a banner from his hotel as souvenir. the trial lasted only one hour. the court saw cctv footage of warm brier as he walked down corridor and taking down the sign. showed it had his finger prints an clothes he was wearing. >> please safe my life. -- save my life. think of my family. think all of my family. reporter: unknown where he will be taken to serve his sentence. kim jong-il oversees vast network of labor camps. estimated 200,000 people are held in them including children. defectors have been told how torture and abuse of the worst kind. warmbier was arrested as he tried to lee the country. he told officials in pongyang he wanted the banner as trophy. he admitted to go to north korea to destroy the country

. >> benjamin hall, thanks. julie? >>> a "fox news alert" now, the pentagon confirming the death of a u.s. marine killed by an isis rocket attack in northern iraq. it happened at an iraqi base just south of the isis stronghold of mosul. a u.s. defense official telling fox news several other marines were also hurt in this attack. this, by the way, is the second american serviceman to be killed while fighting isis since combat operations began in august of 2014. >>> another "fox news alert," a dubai airliner crashes in southern russia killing all 62 people on board. russia's emergency ministry says the plane clipped the grown with its wing before catching fire. the fly dubai plane was carrying 55 passengers and seven crew members. officials say both flight recorders have now been recovered at the crash site. there's no official cause at this time. airline officials say terrorism is not suspected so far. but it's been noted that wind were gusting near hurricane level at the time. >>> president obama renewing calls for senate republi

benjamin, let me step in. thank you for taking that question, letting me interrupt you. this is coming in via belgian media. we'll work here at foxendently confirmed right now abdeslam has been caught alive. from the two injuries you were reporting moments ago, benjamin, looks like among the two people injured, potentially if one is dead it would not be salah abdeslam. now i will let you finish what you're saying. reporter: that is very big news. not only learning about the attacks in november but stopping more attacks. he was logistics guy. could shed light on other networks and sleeper cells. medical len beak has been a -- molenbeek has been a big problem in europe. police making mistake after mistake here. they knew where he was from. they knew his friends and neighbors. he was a petty criminal there and so little was done to prevent him. as refugee crisis grows in europe there are the suggestions that isis sent more people to hide among refugees in europe. we don't know where. anyone can be captured alive, any information that can be gained from their detention is great, great sign. that is wonderful news. hopefully more peop

right now we are going to fox news foreign affairs correspondent benjamin hall in london. >> we are hearing there is stepped up security in london. london is on lock down with heightened security they train station. he is talking about his shock and addness about the event. he will have the highest level response meeting. previously it was lone wolf attacks one man one gun i hadializ hadialized. they look it up to possibly 10 different attacks simultaneously. that is what they are been preparing for since the belgium attack. london gearing up for multiple attacks and that suggests the growth of the networks that exist around europe. there are no longer individuals radicalized on-line. they are networks that exist for a lot of people. england it is not hard to get weapons. abd abdelsalam talking the way he got weapons. it is is highly likely threat. no specific threat at the moment. but that's what we are hearing at the moment all trains to brussel have been shut down. the airports are still open. it was a direct attack the american ire lines check in at brussel. airports particularly monito

fox news foreign affairs correspondent joins us live from london with more. benjamin? >> good morning. three days of mourning announced by the belgium government for those 34 people killed and 200 wounded as a massive manhunt gets underway for the suspect who is still at large. the photos you are seeing on your screen are of the three suspects. we are just hearing that two of them appear to be brother. they were known to the pice for criminal acts previously. such was the case for the salam brothers in paris. the man in the white however is suspected of being the third attacker and he is still at large. one of the bombs blew up near the american airlines check in desk. after the horrific scene cleared and people scrambled to escape another suicide vest was found undetonated at the airport beginning the search for the third person in brussels. a taxi dropped off the three men at the airport and he picked them up from an area of brussels where the search is now underway. so far one apartment has been the main focus for police, and according to sources chemicals were foun

benjamin hall. now reaction from white house chief of staff, welcome back, to fox news sunday. >> what's the significance of abdeslam's capture? what does it help us do in temperatures of stopping future isis attacks? >> it is important because it send as strong message that our allies and we, will not stop until we get all of the fact of the case figured out and i know this will bance intensive process to figure out what he knows and what he did and what he knows about what others are doing so that is why it is important to dig hard into the case and why the president called the french president and belgium prime minister on friday to commend them for the good work. >> what have we heard from europe and the authorities. we know he has said some things but do we know if he is cooperating? the degree of the cooperation? and with about an electronic trail through cell phones or other devices? >> request have news on that but people are looking at that closely in europe and i am sure we will hear about that in the days and weeks to come. >> what did we learn from this and the prior investigation the last fu

benjamin. >>> 34 minutes past the hour. fox news alert.pleading guilty for trying to join isis. joseph ferok was arrested while boarding a flight to richmond to join a terrorist group in syria. according to court documents, he was eager to die as a martyr. he was busted by an undercover fbi agent. now facing 20 years in prison. >>> in the united states. >> hello gorgeous, i'm glad you could make it. >> i can't believe it's not butter. the italian-born model telling the new york post if you want to get the country, the american people are the greatest on earth and welcome you with open arms. you have to go through the system. laws are made to be respected. >>> over to you with your panel. >> thank you, nan. former presidential candidate mitt romney throwing support behind texas senator ted cruz, announcing he will vote for him in the caucuses in utah on tuesday. he dnts endorse him. romney says that cruz is the only candidate able to defeat the front runner, that would be donald trump. is it too little too late? here to discuss, caitlin hug

benjamin hl, thank you for. that now let's get reaction to the white house from denis m mcdonough. wewecome back to "fox news sunday." what's the significance of the capture? what is it going to help us do in terms of stopping future isis terror attacks. >> it's important because it sends a very strong message that our allies and we in support of them are not going to stop until we get all the facts of this case figured out. and now i know there will be an intensive process to figure out what he knows an what he did and what he knows about what others may be doing. and that's why it's important that we dig very hard into this case and why the president called the french president and the about belgium prime minister on friday. we know that he is said some@ stuff to belgium prosecutors. but do we know whether or not in fact he is cooperating, the degree to his cooperation? d what about an electronic trail that he may have left? >> i don't know much about. that. >> what are we learning both from this and the pior investigation over the last four months about the extent of the isis terror network in europe

benjamin hall, thank you so much. nicole: president about has survived in argentina. the president criticized by republicans for not returning to the united state following the terror attacks in belgium. we do have details from fox now. choosing a president obama says the bombings or another reminder that the world must unite to fight but he described the scourge of terrorism. >> thoughts and prayers of the american people are with the people of belgium. we stand in solidarity with them in condemning the separatist attacks against innocent people. we will do whatever is necessary to support our friend and ally of elgin and bringing to justice those responsible. >> briefer marks the day to start visit to cuba. not long after he attended a baseball game alongside raul castro. contenders to present john kasich were crying foul saying the president should have returned home. >> i'm a little surprised that the president is going to a baseball game when i believe he should and had i been president that would've cut short by visit. i would've flown home. reporter: in washington they paused on the house floor. security precautions are put into place monday across the nation's capitol. law enforcement officials maintain

fox terrorist enough expert who talked about at these three suicide. again, this is a developing story. travel has been disrupted. brussels and surrounding areas on high alert. lauren: let's bring in benjaminhall right now for us and one in. how was the attack in brussels playing out where you are in london? >> london on heightened alert. that technically means there is a likely chance of an attack, but we think it's a precaution at the moment. the police are on standby. heightened security. the train to brussels has been canceled. david cameron tweedy now to support and sympathy for those people who died. so far 23 s.b. here in brussels. london has always prepared for an attack like this. they prepared for multiple attacks, multiple gunman attacks. we are seeing three today possibly in brussels. london preparing for things like this. it was always a vulnerable threat. people radicalized online. we see a much wider network coordinated attacks. both of these in belgium in brussels taking place around the same time, 8:00, this is where many people targeting the american airlines desk. they change the way these networks are working. nicole: benjamin, wanted to ask you, you've covered previous

fox team coverage this morning. garrett tenney is following these new warnings, but we start with benjamin hall on the investigation from london. benjamin? >> yeah, good morning. not only were those two attackers brothers, they also had criminal records and there will be big questions asked about why they weren't picked up or even on a list earlier. and that third man we're now learning that he had direct contact and connections with the paris attacks back in november, and there is a massive manhunt still under way for him. he is at large. three attackers in total took part in those airport attacks. here on your screen you will see them. on the left you see the brothers, khalid and ibrahim el bakraoui. they both had criminal backgrounds and blew themselves up at the airport. the man in white is suspected to be najim dna was found on the paris bombs as well as in an apartment used last week by abdeslam one of the attackers. that man is still at large. one of the airport bombs blew up the american airlines airline jacket. another suicide vest was found undetonated. it was a taxi that dropped them off. it was reported