trying to figure out the "where"-- where would brennan take sam? okay, so i'm brennan. i'm thinking maybe you have some information about my wife, so i take you where? to, uh, to a motel or, uh, to my boathouse or to my cabin. according to this, brennan doesn't own any properties besides his home. so i take you to my--my mom's cabin or my girlfriend's cabin. you have a girlfriend? no, i don't have a girlfriend. what... wait. wh-what was his wife's name? i guess. uh, what's her maiden name? i don't know. wilder. margaret wilder. margaret... maggie... maggie wilder. there's one property listed under that name. it's in pickering. 27 acres on century road. if there's a house on it. i can. there is. we've got a lead. 27 acres just north of the city. property was listed under the wife's maiden name. go. thank you. if they go alone, they're gonna screw it up. mm. if you go alone, you'll screw it up. (coughing) you stand for something. you stand for somethin'. i respect that. he's gonna be the next person in that chair. (coughs) and you're a cop. it's your job to protect people

neal brennan, every okay, what is this? new york city april 9! neal brennan, every it's chewy. hits you. its gum. no. it's totally a mint! it's disappearing as i am chewing it. where did it go? it's not a gum. not a mint. it's a breakthrough in cool. ice breakers cool blasts. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios. well you've come to the right place. mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm part of a complete breakfast the cat and the fiddle, the cow jumped over the moon... then quickly fell back to earth landing on the roof of a dutch colonial. luckily geico recently helped the residents with homeowners insurance. they were able to get the roof repaired like new. they later sold the cow because they had all become lactose intolerant. call geico and see how much you could save on homeowners insurance. jimmy will wear two jackets no matter the place or the heat. ♪ to keep his style dry, he uses the new axe which activates with body heat. (cheers and applause) >> trevor: that is our show for toni

neal brennan is here, everybody!cheers and applause) now, obviously, today is super tuesday, and we all know what that means. tits day that we celebrate the arrival of young kal-el on earth from krypton. in that spirit to celebrate super tuesday, many people voted for general zod. (applause) we'll have full coverage of super tuesday tomorrow. on the topic of trump, this is interesting, the g.o.p. frontrunner has gotten praise from interesting characters, real american hulk hogan and real white supremacist david duke. and in a surprising twist, the leader of the black muslim group the nation of islam, louis farrakhan. i'm not making this up. louis farrakhan praised trump as a good leader because he said trump is the only candidate who stood in front of the jewish community and said "i don't want your money." to be clear, donald trump who wants to ban all muslim from entering the u.s. got praised by a black muslim man for being against the jews! what's going on in your mind now? they must be, like, that black muslim gu

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the brennan study did a great study on this and that is available on our website. especially in a changing country i don't know how we can expect to have a coherent social ethos and workable democracy if we don't teach each generation what the history is and ideals are. civics in school has dropped off the curriculum and been pushed out and there is a tremendous loss in this very issue of fighting for the right to vote and fighting for justice. when you think about going back to that very beginning of the american creed which was obviously not actually how people lived in 1776 but it was the idea that people returned over and over and the abolitionist returned to it, par phrased in the progressive era and every since and people are saying we are trying to live up to the founding ideals of the country. when dr. king at the march on washington said this country will rise up and live out the creed of all men will be treated equal everyone knew what he was talking about and i don't know that maerpsual know that. there is an understandable and justifiable skepticism abo

paul brennan, again, stay with us. and now let's go back to brussels and speak to natasha butler who is at the scene. tell us where you are and what is going on? >> i'm at the scene of this huge raid here this afternoon. i'm just standing at a police core -- cordon. there are police pretty much everywhere, shutting off streets, stopping people from going through. they have blocked off quite a big area. in that area, they are only letting people through who have to pick up their children from school, because apparently there are a few [ inaudible ] at one school in that area. everybody else is being kept right back. >> reporter: and natasha do we have any idea of where exactly this suspect is right now? >> reporter: we don't. all we do know is that the belgium authorities have confirmed that they have arrested him. we know he has been arrested. we also heard reports of other arrests -- another person arrested, possibly another person still holed up. earlier the mayor did say that this operation was going on. for now, th

vanessa is off let's check your traffic with joel brennan. >> good morning. the accident is blocking completely the ramp that takes you from i-95 to koeppen road. take a look further to the south, 95 around griffin, all clear here northbound and southbound. no headaches, no delays. in between 595 back through to the dade broward county line. nice and quiet as well and crash free on the major thoroughfares. that is a major look at traffic. back to you. >>> joe thank you. a jury is expected to begin deliberations today in andrews is demanding $75 million against a nashville hotel. she has experienced depression since the nude video went viral in 2009. andrews says the hotel could have prevented the incident. >>> jimmy carter has announced he does not need further treatment for cancer. carter shared the good news with those attending one of his regular sunday school lessons in georgia yesterday. carter announce in december a scan found no sign of cancer in his brain but he was still receiving treatment. in august carter was diagnosed with melanoma that spread to

here is joe brennan. >> it looks terrific out there so far. loved what we're seeing on the approaching the dolphin. no issues, no delays which is certainly important. it still looks like no accidents along the way if you're trying to make your way through on the palmetto, not only near the dolphin but further to the north in hialeah south of i-75. that's goioi to build up steadily heading southbound. no ft. lauderdale-hollywood for any alternate routes quite yet. >>> as the nation's ansportation secretary asks for more money to fix the infrastructure, d.c. metro rail front and center, the system back up and running after an emergency 29-hour shutdown. can you imagine that? crews were concerned about frayed wires and a couple recent fires they had. sure enough, they found more problems during that 29-hour shutdown. most are fixed. >>> later today chief judge merrick garland is expected to begin meeting with senators. you watched the nomination live during our m mday newscast yesterday. tomorrow he's expected to be on capitol hill with senate an

let's take a look at the roads now with joe brennan. how is it looking, joe? not seeing any issues i-95 around broward. cypress creek road north and southbound in great shape, no accidents along the way either which alwaysselps the cause. still looks like the rest of the way on 95 past 595 and griffin road, all clear and accident-free as well that's the way it's been on all the major thoroughfares around dade and broward countys. >>> a miami-dade firefighter facing a legal fight after he's accused of domestic violence. ali ponder's boyfriend accused him of threatening more violence. ponder admitted to making the threats but said he had no intention of carrying them out. he denied choking his girlfriend. no marks or bruises were found on her. >>> faters are /- a fire broke out on tuesday night and burned a house completely to the ground on cocoa beach. firefighters say they found dumpsters and constructon equipment near the house they say could be a factor. the home was estimated to be worth about $4 million. >>> this morning a couple of students will before ge

the smooth sounds of joe brennan. love his voice. >> good morning. looking like already we have trouble onthe roadways including a couple ramp closures. one of those i-95 southbound trying to exit westbou. you cannot exit. that's southbound 95 to westbound dolphin. expressway if you have plans heading the the airport from i-95. another ramp closure in broward county, northbound 95 at commercial boulevard. again, another accident there on that ramp way has it shut down. that's traffic. back to you. >> joe, thank you so much. >>> 4:32. baltimore ravens quarterback trey walker in critical condition after aotorcycle crash in northwest miami-dade. michael spears is at the hospital where he's being treated right now. what do we know so far? >> reporter: devastating. those are words from the ravens head cch when he got the news. ravens runnin back in the hospital following a rt bike crash in northwest miami-dade. we know miami police say the crash happened before 8:00 p.m. at northwest 21st avenue and 75th street. lights when he was riding. at this point po

the denver rescue mission and samaritan house - also known as the triangle... 9news reporter noel brennan is joining us live from that area- and noel- this morning they are staging a rally there.... > welcome to 9news it's tuesday march 8th marty is in the weather center. lakewood police are still trying to continue their work to figure out how a three- month-old baby died. the child was rushed to the hospital last week and did not survie. 9news reporter tarhonda thomas is in the information center with more. tarhonda-- police are now asking for the public's help. yes, they are, cheryl. ...after nearly a week of not getting answers on their own... ...they're hoping to solve this mystery. last thursday, paramedics got a call from this complex in lakewood. it's in the 53- hundred block of west 16th avenue. the caller said the a child was having trouble breathing. when first- responders got there-- they found a three-month-old baby girl. that infant was rushed to the hosptial-- where she died on sunday. police say-- the girl's 20-year-old father was the only person home with her at the time.

we'll see. >> paul brennan, thank you. more on this, we're joined on the line by security analyst justin crump. i don't know how much you have been able to hear, but it really does seem that after four months of -- of the investigation going on, all of this really happened over the past four days. >> very quickly, indeed, really, given how long they have been looking for this individual. as you said, almost europe's most wanted, and very close to where we have been looking for him since the end of november and beginning of december. and it was reported not long after the paris attacks he was seen saying he was in brussels. i think that shows the movement of people is perhaps more difficult than we may have feared recently. one other good thing is he is the last surviving attacker that we have caught of the attacks, he is therefore, again, very useful for information, and that is going to be key. >> and the fact that it may well be that he has been in brussels all of this time, do you think that will be seen as a failure by

here is joe brennan. >> good morning, ryan. not a bad ride at all. taking a live look at things north of mime golden glades interchange. not much traffic and what there is is moving through easily in both directions. dade county. the same around palmetto expressway. looks good. had a crash westbound on 112, the airport expressway on the approach to lejeune, okeechobee road area. that has been moved to the shoulder and no longer causing a problem. >>> front-runners hillary clinton and donald trump rack up the most wins, but bernie sanders didn't come up empty-handed. >> florida senator marco rubio takes his first stead, but it's ted cruz who actually takes the big win. for nbc 6, steve handelsman is at cruz headquarters just outside houston, texas. >> reporter: he didn't win the most states, but texas senator ted cruz is a republican super tuesday winnr, taking not just his home state, but oklahoma. >> i congratulate donald trump on his victory tonight, but we beaten donald trump once, twice, three times. >> reporter: donald trump held a low-key news

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here is joe brennan. >> good morning once again. county. construction work slowing things down a little bit. slowly but surely starting to pick up the barricades and codes. cypress creek road, no complaints through thatrea. the same can be said of 595 this morning. haven't had any real issues as we get a gander of thingout by pine island road, all clear both ways. that's the latest traffic. back to you. >>> this morning a restaurant in doral is unrecognizable after a car came crashing through the glass. a white range rover slammed into the sushi bar. police believe the man behind the wheel nfused the gas for the breaks. that driver now charged with careless driving and not having a lal id violence. >> i like that all of a sudden the headlights come on because it got dark inside the restaurant after the crash >>> a brevard county man could be facing life in prison after using raw meat and a machete to vandalize a mosque. we told you about the story back in january. investigators say mike wolfe broke into titusville mosque and used a mashchet

dick brennan, cbs2 news. >>> new developments in apple's legal battle with the fbi. federal prosecutors now say an outside party may have a way to unlock the iphone that was used by terror suspect syed farook. farook and his wife tashfeen malik killed 14 people in san bernardino california on december 2. the fbi says the couple was inspired by isis and an iphone farook used for work may have information about possible collaborators. the government was trying to force apple to help. >>> another $25 million for hulk hogan in his sex tape lawsuit. the jury awarded hogan punitive damages in his case against the the former wrestler was awarded 100 -- $115 million on friday which was 15 million more than he was seeking. hogan's safe -- case centered on invasion of i've seen. gawker expects the award to be overturned. >>> all bets are off at least for now, fantasy sports giants fan duel and draft kings have agreed to stop taking bets in new york at least until september. the deal was reached between companies and attorney general eric schneiderman. schneiderman sued the com

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paul brennan is pretty close to mallbeek metro station.irst this report from neave barker. >> reporter: the immiate shock after the attack. the haze of confusion and chaos. and the realization of what just happened. >> stay with her. >> no. no. no. >> reporter: in the seconds that follows people turned to each other for comfort. once again the routine of people's lives of making every day journeys shattered and the dash to escape the danger inside. >> i'm so scared. i feel like it's the end of the world. >> reporter: this woman was in an airport bathroom when the attacker struck. >> i heard an explosion and all of the ceiling is going down, and then i just dove under the sink, and then the second explosion went, and then everything is black. across the city another attack in the metro station. men, women, and children abandoned the carriage, escaping as quickly as they could. [ sirens blaring ] >> reporter: the injured treated on the pavement. the army keeping guard. the shock felt everywhere. an immediate shut down of the public transport

it's here to discuss more on this is my friend neal brennan.eers and applause) >> thank you, trevor, our country is clearly in turmoil and we have a very important decision to make. are we for or against kayne and kim. >> trevor: kayne-- are you talking about kim, neal, kayne and kim are not news, i'm sorry. >> of course they are. they are on the news all the time. cnn, "new york times," world star. >> trevor: world star? >> it's like black c-span (laughter). >> trevor: look, let's be real. the only reason kayne west is in the news is because of the controversial things that he says. >> yes, he says controversial things, trevor, like i am god and bills couldby innocent. and you may be thinking that's awful and how is he not leading the republican primary. (applause) but he's a musical genius, saying crazy bleep bleep doesn't make him a bad person. >> trevor: he does more than just say crazy things. like the-- we're still not over tai lore swift thing, we're still not over that. >> you mean the greatest moment of award history. moments like that

right now we have a check of your traffic with joel brennan. good morning. >> reporter: good morning once again. not a bad ride out there. for the most part the palmetto northbound approaching the dolphin, everything okay there. we have a little bit of trouble on the dolphin itself now with this one just beyond red road, 57th avenue. the right lane there is blocked. not a big delay. not suggesting the alternate right now, but as the morning goes on, it will get a little tougher there. that is obviously heading toward the airport the lejeune road exit to be next up for you at that point. your alternate later will be flagler street on the south side. looks good. no issues northbound or southbound there on the turnpike throughout broward county so far this morning. that is the latest check of traffic, back to you. >>> joe thank you. >>> we are continuing to follow a developing story out of davy. this happened at orange drive just after 4:00 this morning. police tell us one person in the car was taken to the hospital. good news in the last 30 minut

right now first alerttraffic with joe brennan. >> big-time delays here from chopper 6. this is i-75, the long line of lights you see, that's the northbound side approaching royal palm boulevard. three left lanes still blocked off there. you can see the damage it does, backed up even before you get to griffin. before you get to that point, head eastto flamingo and take that further to the north and jump back#over. other than that, things around moving decently. a long line of cars on 95 southbound approaching dolphin. don't forget, the exit ramps to the dolphin westbound closed frfr 95 both north and south sides. >>> right now police in opa-locka are concerned out three men involved in a shooting possibly with highghowered weapons. cops say the guys targeted the man inside his car, opened fire in what was described as a possible hit. it happened near northwest 135th street and 22nd avenuein opa-locka about 24 hours ago. police nabbed one man but still searching for three more who may be armed with high-powered weapons. >> happening right now, deputies want to find an arm

he certainly didn't grow up to be the liberal on the federal bench that brennan was. you find his decisions in your ongoing years-long analysis to be slightly left of center. >> yeah, i don't think very much. judge garland, chief judge garland certainly absorbed from all different kinds of mentors. he really did take to heart his experience with the very liberal william brennan, but in the wake of that, you just don't see anything like justice brennan's very liberal ideology in basically anything he's done. when you have a judge who almost never votes to overturn criminal convictions as chief judge garland's history has been, when he regularly disagrees with more liberal colleagues in those cases, you know you're not talking about someone who is going to be an intellectual leader of the supreme court's left. you're talking about somebody who is going to be the rock solid center if he can get onto the court. >> let's bring in two more of our friends, kelly o'donnell and andrea mitchell. kelly, you have watched these things for a lot of years in washington. i just was a

paul brennan, al jazeera. >>> south africans are calling for the impeachment of jacob zuma. in order to repay some of the $16 million of state money spent upgrading his private home. from johannesburg, tanya page reports. >> judges delivered a unanimous ruling against south africa's highest ruler. >> failed to uphold defend and respect the constitution as the spresupreme law of the land. >> they said jacob diseum a zums mijtseminister failed to respece law. they now want zuma impeached. >> it means that zuma was always wrong when he said he was above the law, above the constitution and come first. he was always wrong and today we say the constitution reigns supreme. >> alleged he was cozy with the guptas who offered people ministerial jobs on his behalf. possibility of a down grade by credit ratings agencies. the court ruling on president zuma and the national assembly is damning. zuma enjoy the full support of the anc. pushing this decision behind closed doors out into the open. the anc and the president say they respect the constitutional court judgment and will study it b

paul brennan be reports. >> reporter: how many attackers? cctv showed three, two known dead and one on the run. but be belgian officials believe there may be two still at large. and as the manhunt widens, serious questions are being asked about the belgian police forces. in january 2010, bakraoui was involved and in september 2010 he was convicted and sentenced to ten years in prison but october of 2014 he was released on parole and subsequently absconded. the first be affiliation with i.s.i.l. was in 2015, a month later he agreed to be luntarily deported back to the nrldz. are netherlands. netherlands. >> what seems to appear from the investigation from what has happened, is that we have underestimated the role or the be intentions of a number of individuals. that's one thing. and the other thing is: we have probably underestimated the scope of the cell that was involved in the paris attacks in the first place. and then, subsequently, in the brussels attacks. >> reporter: more survivors are starting to speak. many suffered severe burns. pha

that is paul brennan with the latest from brussels. much of the investigation into the attacks in paris and brussels have centered on the molenbeek area and jackie roland went to find out more about the area. >> reporter: gained a certain reputation, yes, there are challenges, poverty, unemployment, a young population but it was by no means inevitable that salah abdeslam and some of his friends would be tempted by a message of mass violence. there are more than 20 mosques and informal pray rooms here, that is quite a concentration in one neighborhood but it doesn't provide many clues as to why young people are being radicalized. >> translator: the recruiters have known for a long time they are not welcome in the mosques, no one is listening to them, if you say to someone i want your son to go to syria for jihad everyone says go away and mosques have nothing to do with this. >> reporter: these days young people are more likely to be approached away from the mosque. maybe on the football picture in a cafe. she runs a youth problem at the

paul brennan on the edge of that crowd. paul i know i can see behind you, you have people in fluorescent jackets, crosses on their backs, first responders i imagine. responsible for clearing up after the events earlier this week? >> reporter: that's right, david. there was a facebook idea put around friday, today, around 6:30.gmt, that they should do a minute silence. it's not just tourists or well wishers or mourners, just general people from brussels. all the fluorescent jackets are members of the his majesty's service. police officers. all of whom were involved in one way or another in the dreadful aftermath of the incidents. obviously since tuesday there has been candle lit expressions of grief, almost a healing process for the people of brussels and particularly for these emergency service workers all gathered together in this way four days on in order to get together and share their experiences. >> paul, the extraordinary thing about it in many ways is not so much the singing, but the silence as well. it is a powerful

and, scott, google is in talks to increase internet access on the island. >> pelley: margaret brennan, our woman in havana tonight. margaret, thank you very much. our polls show that most person support diplomatic relations with cuba, but not the americans that david begnaud talked to today in miami's it little havana. >> reporter: cafee versailles in what's known as the little havana section of miami has long been ground zero for anti-castro demonstrations. today protestors knew they would find cameras here. they stomped on and steam rolled pictures of president obama. these cuban-americans call his presence in cuba betrayal. for 76-year-old emilio izquierdo, it's personal. he spent two years jailed in cuba before escaping during the >> i feel very bad about our president. >> reporter: what if it's good for cuba down the road? >> it's a fool's hope. i'm very mad. >> you can call me an extremist if you want. to. >> reporter: 69-year-old laura viniello was born in havana and escaped the communist regime as a child. >> the president is a sell-out, sir. don't you know the cuban nation wa

dick brennan, cbs2 news. >>> a patient is suing yale new haven hospital claiming they removed the wrong rib from her body. her attorney says a search in training lied to cover up the mistake to get her to hundreds -- undergo a second surgery the same day. hirsute maintains a rib that was supposed to be removed was clearly marked. the hospital says it is committed to providing the highest quality of care but even in the best organizations, medical errors may happen. >>> migraine headaches have been getting tremendous attention since one of them sidelined carmelo anthony on sunday. did you know that four new medications are in the final they are called cgrp, which are antibody's meant to keep migraines before they start. in testing patients have been getting injections once a month. >>> dramatic video of a five- year-old texas hero who kept her mom from drowning. this is an unbelievable story, allison save her mom's life by pulling her from the backyard swimming pool in corpus christi. tracy andrew wolin was swimming when she suffered a seizure. younger allison realized something was wron

right now let's get a check on traffic with joe brennan. >> you bet. good morning. still looks like a busy ride this morning. the ramp way still closed southbound 95 to the dolphin westbound. heading the the airport on that ramp, can't do it at this point. use state road 112, the airport expressway instead. in broward county, serious trouble as well, exiting 95 northbound at commercial bile vardhat. ramp looks to be closed off because of an accident there. getting word of a crash on 75 northbound right before royal three left lanes are blocked, starting the back up already nearing the scene. >>> it's two minutes past the hour now. breaking overnight, miami-dade pice trying to figure out what led to the accident that sent baltimore ravens corner back and miami native trey walker to the hospital in critical condition. nbc 6's michael spears is live outside jackson memorial hospital hospital. what do we know about what happened? >> reporter: right now we know trey walker is still listed in critical condition at jackson memorial hospital. miami police say he was riding

but joe brennan in with traffic. >> not a d ride so far. i-95 near cypress creek road, everything moving easily. looking the he north and don't see any problem points. that's the way it's been on 95 so far this morning throughout broward county. i-75 and the saw gres, pretty good ride as well. things in dade county have been doing a-okay. no major difficults getting through on the palmetto expressway. that's been in good shape. you can see the few looking north towards i-75. the ramp looks good and so does the mainline of 826. >> 5:02. we promised to keep you updated on everything super tuesday on this wednesday. front-runnrs hillary clinton and donald trump leading the pack as the super tuesday results continue to roll in from those 12 crucial states. >> both candidates along with for the march 15th primary. nbc 6 reporter julia bagg is checking it for us. >> big wins for hillary clinton and donald trump, each one locking up seven super tuesday states from the south up clear to the northeast. their opinion poepts are alive but a much tough

joe brennan in with traffic. >> still seeing the earlier accident, a bad one, exiting off 595 eastbound on the ramp that takes you the turnpike. that ramp is closed because of a bad crash. somebody ran into the guard rail there. you won't be able to get through. you'll need to go over maybe to 441 or another exit ramp to work yoyo way back over to the turnpike. other than that, broward county hah been fairly quiet. still looks good around dade county as well. trying to get things wrapped up and opened up around the turnpike extension with the closure both ways. >>> we will continue here on this thursday morning with breaking news out of hialeah for you where police are searching for three men they say broke into a target store in hialeah let's get you right out to nbc 6 reporter michael spears. michael, we know you were the first on the scene, the first to talk to investigators. we know they're looking for three people. what else do we know here? >> we've actually moved a little bit since we last spoke to describe how these crooks got in, right through the front door. look at new video

let's check your traffic right now with joel brennan. >> reporter: looks good on the roadways in dade county. not bad at all. expressway, coming northbound approaching the dolphin. you can see the headlights. plenty of room and really no issues that we are seeing so far on the palmetto that run from the shula headed north to the dolphin. can see the headlights we are looking at, from the big curve passing right underneath i-75. headed for okeechobee road. accident-free and everybody getting by easily. broward county good news as well on the earlier crash entering 95 southbound from koeppen road. all lanes have reopened on that ramp. >>> we are continuing follow breaking news this morning out of davy, where a car crashed into a canal. this happened at orange drive just after 4:00 this morning. police are telling us there was one person in that car. that person was taken to the hospital. right now orange drive from 441 to the florida turnpike is closed. no word yet on what caused that crash or when the road will reopen. >>> now at 5:30, a 1 yelled boy is found -- a 1-year-old boy is fou

agenda. >> pelley: margaret brennan covering the historic trip the havana. margaret, thank you. the baseball game in cuba had some of the presidential candidates crying foul. and nancy cordes has that. >> i'm a little surprised that the president is going to a baseball game. >> reporter: in minnesota, ohio governor john kasich said he would have flown right home. on fox news, donald trump made this proposal. >> i would close up our borders to people until we figure out what is going on. >> reporter: but he reversed himself a half hour later on cbs. >> new york i didn't say shut down the borders. >> reporter: then flipped again on facebook business. >> we have to close our borders. >> reporter: trump suggested yesterday the u.s. should scale back its involvement in nato, which is based in brussels. >> donald trump is wrong. that america should retreat from europe, retreat from nato. >> reporter: texas senator ted cruz suggested today that u.s. law enforcement should patrol and secure muslim neighborhoods before they become radicalized. >> i don't like this. >

. >> let's go to paul brennan, he joins us live from brussels. what is the latest from the investigation? >> yes, a couple of interesting developments during the day. most interesting in the last hour, the turkish prime minister has come out and said that one of the bombers was deported from turkey to the netherlands last june, and turkey warned belgium that he had militant leanings, militant tendencies. they did not name which of the bombers it was, and so there is some mystery as to the identify he's talking about. but that is an intriguing development, indeed. as far as the search for the other bombers, in many ways the waters are muddied just a little bit. ibrahim, who was seen in the middle of that trio, he's known as one of the attackers of the airport. but it's known that his brother kalid was at the station and blew himself up at the metro carriage there. the police are trying to work out who are the other two people in that cctv footage because they're not sure. one is obviously known to have blown himself up. they still he not been able

paul brennan is there. give us some of the background to this case. >> yes, the judge presiding judge in this case is i think coming to the end of the verdict summary that she has been given. we haven't heard formerly whether or not the charges of crimes against humanity and war crimes have been ruled to be proved or not. but the way the summary has been going i have to say that it's looking inevitable that there be guilty verdicts at the end of this. we're talking about a period from october of 2002 to spring of 2003 where they were sent across the border to prop up the president there, who is facing an attempted coup at the time. but what actually took place when soldiers arrived were horrific crimes including rape and pillage and murder. >> paul, many thanks, indeed. reporting live there from the hague. >> three turkish soldiers have been killed in a bomb attack in southeastern turkey. is happened in a town close to the syrian border. fighting with the pkk and kurdish workers party cease since the height

paul brennan is live in brussels.he stern of the city was shut down pretty much need at -- immediately. security forces telling people to stay where they are. as that changed? >> reporter: it has reduced somewhat. the area over my shoulder, difficult to zoom in, because we might lose the signal, there is about a 300-meter section of this air carriageway through the center of the city which remains shut off. in that is where the metro station is. we have seen in the last 10, 15 minutes, a large group, more than a dozen officers with forensic white suits emerge and disappear. it appears that already shift they were working on underground at the sight of the explosion. we also heard earlier that the area of the explosion has now been cleared of casualties and fatalities. but with regards to your primary question, which is the police cordon. people were initially told to stay in doors. now the cordon has shrunk. the area inside the cordon is now outside. and many people stuck in their offices all day have now been allowed

morgan brennan drills down on the energy sector. >> reporter: energy stocks may have turned a corner. the center is performing a broader market of 2% so far this year versus the s&p 500's 1% decline. oil prices, despite losses today, have jumped nearly 25% in the past month. still, energy stocks have a long way to go. in 2013, oil was trading closer to $100 a barrel and down more than 40% since the bull market began back in 2009. michael kelly, an analyst, likes oil and gas producers, including rsp. >> if you get to $50 long term, these companies strive and thrive and make a lot of money at 50. we're not going to subscribe any value beyond that. those are going to be the names that have exposures. >> since the start of 2016, 19 energy companies with market caps of $500 million or more have reduced or completely suspended their payouts. according to s & p capital iq. many have been sectors in the recent rally. petroleum slashed the payout by over 80% yet shares popped nearly 50% since late january. and diamond offshore drilling, which suspended its dividend altogether, has seen stock s

paul brennan has more. >> no one could have survived what happened march 24, 2015. germanwings 9525 disintegrated on impact. the village nearest to the site has a memorial to the victims here. the haunting question is whether the tragedy could have been avoided in the first place. the germanwings co pilot hat exhibited depression and suicidal thoughts for years but his private doctors never informed aviation authorities or the airline of the danger he posed. issuing their final report into the wider issues of the crash sunday, the french investigation team urged global changes in regulation. >> i think that clearer rules are necessary to define when one can require to preach medical confidentiality, particularly when we're talking about pilots who are responsible for carrying passengers. it needs first a balance between medical and public security. >> there are 11 recommend is as, including a call for medical checks to be made every three or six months instead of annually. pilots with depression would not necessarily be barred from flying which should be more closel

paul brennan reports from brussels. >> reporter: in the middle here is brahim el-bakraoui. on the left is najim laachraoui. the man on the right sfieselc. his device failed to explode and he fled. the belgium media is naming the man. the location of his arrest is extraordinary. this is the man who may be the third airport bomber, with his photo over the region. he was arrested here just outside the federal prosecutor's officers, a place crawling with soldiers and police. there are new names, new connections emerging every day. it is now clear that the paris and brussels attacks were the work of one network, not separate cells. najim laachraoui was connected by dna evidence. salah abdeslam and these three also. najim laachraoui is a suspected bomb maker an his d.n.a. was found on explosives belts used at the bat theater in paris and the stade de france. the bomber was chal who rented the house used before the paris attacks and also the one where salah abdeslam fled after paris. several accomplices are still being hunted, including this man. 101 casualties are still being tre

paul brennan, al jazeera. >> more to come for you on the program.will tell you why there has been a defendant small victory this man, competing against a computer in a board game contest. you are top stories this hour. there are reports of a deadly gun attack at the beach resort in ivory coast. shots were reported at the hotel in grand basan, a popular weekend destination for locals and foreigners. u.s. secretary of state john kerry has accused the syrian government of trying to disrupt talks due to start in geneva on monday. people in parts of germany have spent a day voting in regional elections which were a major test of angela merkel's open-door policy for refugees. now, the cost of syria's five-year war is evident in places like alleppo, syria's largest city and economic pow powerhouse at one time. parts of the city were listed as a world heritage sometiite. now alleppo lie ins waste. a battled ground part controlled by government forces, part controlled by renl fighters. the city is now almost completely cut off from supply routesbel fighters.

paul brennan, al jazeera. >> more on everything in this program right here.omment, analysis and video on demand right there,as.com. e,as.com.

here is joe brennan with traffic. >> loving the roadsight now. they are nice and quiet and getting by pretty easily. no snags along 95 in broward county. looks clear. griffin road and some of the work going on overnight in hollywood looks to have been cleared away. we've got condition go here all the way through broward and 95, both northbound and southbound, same for dade county. all the cones getting picked up from overnight work, especially around the turnpike extension around i-75. looks like we're open again there. this is the dolphin where it mee up with the palmetto. nice and clear. that's traffic. back to you. >> like to see that, joe. thank you so much. two men in custody after a wild maybe you saw at least some of this unfolding live during our evening newscaca yesterday. now fast forward to 12 hours later, this morning police still need your help finding two of these guys. michael spears is live in lauderhi with who police specifically are looking for this morning. >> reporter: good morning. we have the e-mails out this morning. at thi

we'll have the latest from brussels in a moment, and paul brennan, who is at the metro station. first the news report on the day's events. >> reporter: the immediate shock after the attack. a haze of confusion and chaos. >> i'm not leaving, get over here. >> and the realisation of what just happened. once again, the routine of people's lives, making every day journeys shattered, and the dash to escape the danger inside. >> i'm so scared. i hear an explosion. everything is going down, and i go under the sink. the second explosion went. everything is black. >> across the city, another attack in the malbeck metro stakes, men, women and children abandoned the carriage, escaping as quickly as they could. the injured treated on the pavement. the shack felt everywhere. >> a shut down in brussels was ordered. one rescue organization appealed for people to stay where they were. the federal prosecutor confirmed this is the image of three suspects authorities say are behind the deadly blasts. >> the shock waves of this apparently coordinated attack rippled across the continent. at brussels

joe brennan in with a look at traffic. joe, are you ready? >> i'm ready because i have m m dress shoes with the wheels that pop out. >> the wheelies! >> looks good on i-95 through broward county, no real issues. view he south of 595. it's a-okay. further to the north around cypress creek road, still lightly traveled as well. the best news about broward, the rampway from eastbound 595 to the turnpike has reopened.d. we had a bad crash earlier >> i do not have rollers on my feet, but do have breaking news. police are searching for three men in hialeah they say broke into a target store. let's get you over to nbc 6 hialeah. we know you're the first inveveigators. what are they telling you now that the morning is pushing on and the search continues? >> reporter: we just spoke with police again, hialeah police. they say the crook got into the front door, grabbed the shopping cart and loaded it up with iphones, ipads, play stations and more and got away. here is new video at 5:30. crime scene investigators processing the scene. this is hialeah west

i'm dick brennan. breaking news, a coast guard crew is on a search and rescue mission. a tub boat hit a barge and sank with three crew members on board. one has been rescued, two others still missing. traffic appears unaffected. transit riders can expect service to be up and running after a last minute deal is made to avoid a strike. >> we have reached a tentative agreement. we're going home to our families. thank you. >> 11 unions have been working without a contract for five years and have a possible deal that could carry them through the rest of the decade. it averts a strike for tomorrow. it will not be made public until union leaders tell their members. now to vanessa murdock with more >> did is pretty out there but it is also pretty chilly. 41 right now in the city. 27 for monticello. mreventy of sunshine. a few -- plenty of sunshine, a few, thin clouds. we will see a few clouds, day. start. lots of sun, winds will become southwesterly by this afternoon. overnight, partly cloudy and not as cold.

. >> reporter: paul brennan has been following events in the french capitol and joining us live now.ther meeting about syria, paul, and again, a call for countries to try to do more to help the situation. >> reporter: yes, barbara, in particular for russia to bring its influence to bear on the regime of bashar al-assad. the foreign ministries involved here in europe, prime a marly, germany, france, and britain, met this morning and acknowledged explicitly that the cessation of hostilities which has been in place coming up on a week now, is by no means perfect, and they basically said there needed to be a lot of work in improving the quality of the ceasefire. and that was echoed when the leaders got together. that's the french president francois hollande and angela merkel. they got into conference call with all of the leaders, and in that conference call it was impre impressed upon vladimir putin that the russians are the linchpins in all of this. they have a huge amount of political and military influence on the damascus government and the situation on the ground, and the call, which