all night coverage with brian williams, rachel maddow and chris matthew begins at 6:00 p.m. here on msnbc. >>> the storms have moved on from the hard-hit south, but recovery is slow as flooding continues in some areas. the sabine river basin in texas is reaching the record and expected to rise. the river continues to push water through dowiville. arkansas saw 12 tornadoes from sunday through last night. fortunately no deaths or injuries were reported. president obama signed a major disaster order for louisiana to help aid in the area's recovery. >>> vladimir putin says he's ordering a withdrawal of russian military forces from syria now that peace talks are under way. putden -- putin made the announcement on monday. he said the forces have helped bashar al assad's military turn the tide of war. the announcement seemed to take the white house by surprise. later the white house released the statement saying president obama spoke with putin by phone about russia's withdraw and that mr. obama welcomed the news.

i'll join brian williams and that's a lot more.emocrats are not having a primary in the last 23 events tomorrow night to cover. tomorrow night on msnbc. i'll be right back. >>> we're back with the roundtable. tell me something i don't know already. >> well, i can't be sure that you don't know. what i find interesting if we were playing by the rules that ohio and florida were playing with, and ted cruz were to win, he could take all the delegates. we have an earlier primary. >> what's your point? life's unfair to texas? >> he's at a disadvantage. >> have your primary later. >> several cruz staffers started shopping their resumes right after the nevada caucus. >> no. >> that's true. >> you're an investigative reporter. >> if it weren't for donald trump, ted cruz wouldn't be looking presidential. he wasn't possible he could be an actual nominee. now -- >> what do you think? it's not fast track this group of candidates. people would have said i wish rubio would run or i wish cruz would run. nobody said i wish trump would run. it's not

. >>> good day, brian williams with you here from new york.you have been watching, it's been an eventful couple of hours. especially in belgium, as the main fugitive from the paris terrorist attacks from four months ago, the deaths of 130 innocent people. the main subject has been captur captured. his condition, we know he's been captured. abdeslam, we remember that name from the investigation and kind of played out from paris in concentric circles around europe at the time. our chief foreign correspondent richard, e engel has been watch and listening with us. richard played a hand in the kovr coverage of the story after the attacks. richard, remind us his role among the terrorists. >> so brian, this suspect, this fugitive who's been on the run for four months has been the most enigmatic of the paris attackers. the other attackers who blew up their devices or opened fire at cafes an inside the bataclan theater killing 130 people all died in the attack. but salah abdeslam is seen on surveillance video. his suicide vest, he believed, was found d

i'm brian williams.r attention to the west in simi valley, california, where we stay with these pictures and continue to show you what we've been watching for the past few minutes. it's almost like looking at the last several decades in politics and entertainment and american culture to see all the people who have gathered at the hillside presidential library honoring ronald reagan for the memorial service of nancy reagan. wife of our 40th president. died a few days back at the age of 94. this is the final farewell, and she'll be laid to rest right

kerlin charles, brian williams and freemont found with bullets in theirs heads. >> each of the threeictims were shot excution style contact gunshot wounds to the right item loral lobe. >> reporter: two were bound in the home invasion robbery. charles was selling pot out of his house. they say jeffreys and corey thompson awaiting trial in the triple murders knew that. >> they were in contact with one another before he let them into the house and once they got in the house, they had other plans. >> reporter: after a year and a half investigation into jeffreys, the da's office calling for an investigating grand jury which determined murder charges should be brought against the 24-year-old. >> the gun was big part. there were two firearms used in the martins mill murder that's what the ballistics evidence shows. investigators were able to link one of those guns a 9-millimeter to jeffreys by way of a home invasion in hunting park almost a month earlier. >> fired cartridge cases from the scene matched a fired cartridge case from the scene of a horrific home invasion shoo shooting just 26 d

right now get up to $650 in credits to help you switch to at&t. >>> brian williams back with you fromew york and we can show you a room in havana with two podiums set up. we have no idea and no guidance when we're going to see both leaders. the president and the cuban president have been talking for some time. it believes they had a working lunch. this is the president greeting raul castro earlier. and we also don't know what to expect here other than opening statements. we don't know if there's been a deal hammered out whether to accept questions from both press corps. working for the home team and the american press corps will be traveling with the president from the states. so while we look at that room and while we try to glean any clues we can, for example, will remarks be brought out to the podiums prior to the arrival of both leaders, we will bring in our guests. ian bremer is here, the founder and president of yeurasia group. he has made the grave mistake of being a journalist for much of his life and in recovery from that. and former founding chairman of agenda council on geo

brian williams here in new york and you are looking live at the d.c.nvention center, which tonight is going to be the focus of a very interesting night in american politics, certainly in the gop race for president, as the gathering is enjoying their version of kiss cam right now, and people settle into their seats. the american israeli public affairs committee is going to he

brian williams here in new york and you are looking live at the d.c. convention center, which tonight is going to be the focus of a very interesting night in american politics, certainly in the gop race for president, as the gathering is enjoying their version of kiss cam right now, and people settle into their seats. the american israeli public affairs committee is going to hear tonight from kasich, trump and cruz, having heard earlier today from hillary clinton. aipac, as the group is known, is routinely mentioned among the most powerful lobbying groups in this country, raising and giving away millions of dollars per year, and wielding a lot of influence, a lot of it focused on the u.s. israeli issue. as we said, they heard this morning from hillary rodham clinton, who in a pointed speech, painted donald trump as unreliable. >> we need steady hands. not a president who says he's neutral on monday, pro-israel on tuesday, and who knows what on wednesday, because everything's negotiable. well, my friends, israel's security is nonnegotiable. we can't be

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don't forget to see our special primetime coverage hosted by brian williams, rachel maddow and chris matthews, and that starts at 6:00 p.m. >>> a funeral service will be held today for the 28-year-old officer who was fatally shot on her first day on the job. last night, more than a hundred patrol cars escorted her body from the funeral home to a chapel. the procession passed by. officer guidron's funeral will be at noon. ronald hamilton has been charged for the murder. >>> erin andrews wept openly in court when she took the stand in her civil trial. earlier in the day the man convicted of stalking her testified telling the court how he altered the peep hole on andrews' hotel room. now as morgan radford report it was andrews' turn. >> reporter: erin andrews still haunted by the video that she says has damaged her career. >> i feel so embarrassed and i'm so ashamed. >> reporter: her chance to look jurors, seven women and five men, in the eye and tell her side of the story. >> my naked body was on the front page of "the new york post" like they put bars over the body parts. my girlfrien

. >> brian williams said it best last night.s there any place in the united states where there's any confetti left and the answer is no. >> absolutely not. >> louis, thank you very much. i agree with you on indiana jones, even at 73, he can quash the twitter haters like a bug. that's going to do it for me and louis and "way too early." a clean sweep for hillary clinton, donald trump adds to his lead, and john kasich gets his first win and marco rubio gets knocked out. complete analysis of last night's huge election results. >>> plus, trump joins the conversation. "morning joe," just moments away. in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair works... ...in one week. with the... fastest retinol formula available. it's clinically proven to work on fine lines and... ...even deep wrinkles. "one week? that definitely works!" rapid wrinkle repair. and for dark spots, rapid tone repair. neutrogena®. "see what's possible." they represent blood cells. and if you have afib-an irregular heartbeat that may put you at

kerlin charles, brian williams and freemont killed in the home invasion. >> they were shot execution style. they were shot point blank range in their heads. >> reporter: investigators say because witnesses were unwilling to cooperate, they had to call for an investigating grand jury to build their case against jeffreys. >> every homicide case we have witness intimidation and that occurred in this matter as well. >> we needed to get associates to come in and answer innocuous questions. they didn't want to do it. we needed the grand jury to subpoena them to do that. >> reporter: ballistic evidence was key in the case. >> gun was a big part. >> investigators linking a gun used in a home invasion shooting in hunting park nearly a month before to jeffreys. >> fired cash trip cases from the scene matched a fired cartridge case from the scene of a horrific home invasion shoo shooting just 26 days prior for which jeffreys was convicted. >> reporter: investigators say cell phone records put jeffreys at the scene of the crime and they also found a picture on his phone of the same ammunition us

buzz williams team, red i'm brian parsons. william and mary, one of five original ncaa programs to never make the ncaa tournament...the tribe opening play in the caa tournament in baltimore, taking on the dukes of jmu. coach tony shaver's squad has been to the last 2 title games, but came up short. after falling behind early, the tribe go on a run, a big run. omar prewitt, underneath the rim, gets the bucket. then prewitt on the baseline, nice move, another bucket. 25 points for prewitt. william and mary feeling it. off the miss, david cohn, confident stroke, connects on the jumper. william and mary, a 20-0 run. the tribe win 79 to 64. third straight 20 win season. they face top seed hofstra tomorrow at 1 in the caa semifinals. old dominion picked the right time of the season to heat up. the monarchs in search of their 4th straight win in the regular season finale in houston against the rice owls. marcus evans from chesapeake, comes up with the steal, finishes with the dunk, he had 28 points and is a shoe in to win conference f

i'm brian williams.e been saying in the proceeding coverage, it seems like just hours ago, we were talking about the choice of the voters in five primary states. now, this morning, one of those reminders that elections have consequences. a reminder that when folks go to the polls in november, it is likely our country will be deciding the presidency, the control of congress, and to some extent, the judicial branch. nbc news has been able to confirm that to fill the vacant seat of antonin scalia on the supreme court, the president is about to nominate and appear with merrick garland, 63 years old. chief judge of the u.s. court of appeals for the d.c. circuit. he is a chicagoan originally. his father ran garland advertising in chicago. he was a presidential scholar who was called to the white house as a young man to hear richard nixon. he was a national merit scholar. he did what very few have. he graduated number one in his class at harvard, went on to harvard law school. to say he has been a stellar acade

i remember brian williams asking, is does this mean there would be more attacks or less attacks? i said at the time there is one of two ways this can play out. one is that after they know, his colleagues and associates and con spear tors know that a key persrs has been grabbed, they they can decide that their cover is blo, they have nothing to lose and they can launch whatever attacks they have in the works. so to keir's point that perhaps this was something in the works that was accelerated, that is a real possibility. we have seen that historically when there are key arrests. that happens in the united states where the fbi or homeland security will wait in order to arrest a key fugitive so they can try and arrest all the fugitives at the same time to prevent any kind of follow-on or knock-on attack. this seems to be quite a significant event. ou have multiple targets. you have the airport. you have the metro station in molambique. it's the area where many of the paris bombers were from. salah abdeslam was captured just a few days ago, just a few meters from his house. thehe arr

brian williams will host special coverage from 1:00 to 5:00. >>> still ahead, we'll tell you which pro athlete is ready to switch from the nba and the nfl. we continue to follow severe weather in parts of the south. five people now dead and at least 3,500 homes evacuated after that historic flooding. bill karins has an update when "way too early" comes right back. i'm chris bosh. when i was sidelined with blood clots in my lung, it was serious. fortunately, my doctor had a game plan. treatment with xarelto®. hey guys! hey, finally, somebody i can look up to... ...besides arnie. xarelto® is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. xarelto® is also proven to reduce the risk of stroke in people with afib, not caused by a heart valve problem. for people with afib currently well managed on warfarin, there's limited information on how xarelto® and warfarin compare in reducing the risk of stroke. you know, i tried warfarin, but the blood testing and dietary restrictions... don't get me started on that. i didn't have to. we started on xarelto®. nice pass. safety firs

brian williams was introduced to the graduates, puppy raisers, and many others at a meet and greet luncheon that brought out hundreds. >> it is really something i' m very passionate about. jason: williams is well versed in animals. and spending time at the community foundation of southlake. people like linda feld are most happy to meet the new executive director. her service dog has made a huge >> he is always there for me and when you are handicapped, you don' t always have that human being to be right there for you. incredible to have this animal to -- so loving, so willing to do anything. jason: last year, canine companions placed 300 dogs with those in need. including those with physical disabilities, the death, -- deaf, and even hospitals. their life and even the lives of their loved ones. jason: the center in orlando says people as far as north carolina and tennessee and as two weeks at the center before graduating. help is on the way flint michigan, all thanks to generosity from folks in central florida. there was a 17 hour donation ceremony called sunshine for flint. >> it is about

my colleague and friend brian williams takes over. brian. >> jose, are you still with us?. we'll continue with our coverage as we watch -- as we watch the president in havana, cuba. taking a short walk. chris jansing is among those on the ground for us in havana. chris, describe to our viewers where this is in relation to your location, what we're watching, and the next event. >> this is in another part of the city, brian, of havana. but very culturally significant. the area around both jose marti memorial where we just saw him laying the wreath, and as he makes his way over to the presidential palace, i think it's striking a number of images that we have seen and heard over the course of the last less than 24 hours, whether it was the landing of air force one, the presidential limousine known as the beast driving away with both the american and the cuban flags. but then, this morning, just moments ago, the u.s. national anthem, the american national anthem being played by a cuban military band. so much of it so symbolically powerful here. obviously, this is a prelude to w

brian williams and rachel maddow are up next with highlights. >>> it's wednesday, march 16th. right now on "first look" a clean sweet for hillary clinton and donald trump gets closer to the nomination. john kasich lives to fight another day, but not for marco rubio who launches this parting shot on mr. trump. >> america needs a vibe rant conservative movement, but one that's build on principles and ideas. not on fear. not on anger. not on preying on people's frustrations. >>> severe weather in various parts of the country including historic flooding and incredibly violent looking skies

♪ >> ♪ >> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, sharrie williams and brianm rick williams. brian taff as the night off. "action news" continues with a new reward being offered to find the person accused of killing a puppy. >> plus, calling him rude and uncooperative, a mothe abandonsr son at a hospital. >> diners are outraged when they find a sensitive piece of history being used as decor at a restaurant change. we'll explain the controversy ahead in big talkers. >> first at 4:30 negotiations are getting down to the wire. new jersey transit rail workers are poised to walk off the job. if they don't get a contract soon. heading into the weekend, more than a hundred thousand commuters face uncertainty for monday morning. the new jersey correspondent nora muchanic is working the story. she's live at the trenton transit center with the details. hi, nora. >> reporter: hi there, sharrie. monday morning could be an absolute mess if a strike is called. as you say it will leave thousands of people without a way to get to work and people are bracing for what could be

brian williams aend rachel maddw are up next with highlights of this big election night. >>> we are back on this third super tuesday. have you ever seen more pictures of secretary clinton in one place. there's a reason for that and she ran the board tonight. the projected winner in florida, that happened earlier. in ohio, that happened earlier as did north carolina. this is impressive. we go down to illinois, the apparent winner tonight and then missouri, a very impressive night, a sweep for hillary clinton and the democratic party. to the republican race, almost as neat and tidy for donald

brian williams here with you in new york.story that has us on the air and interrupting our news coverage for today is this. this is the first, so far, the only instagram video we've seen. this is the visitor's hall, a huge structure, underground, as you go into the u.s. capitol. you form a long queue and go through tsa-style security. and it was in here that they heard, some of them, apparently heard a gunshot, followed by the words "active shooter." we've heard alarms going off, siren, police whistle, just a crazy, frenetic, frantic time for the mostly families who were in line to go to the u.s. capitol. outside the capitol in the past few minutes, we have seen video from our nbc station in washington, wrc, that showed a single male subject getting into an ambulance from a gurney. i've looked at it now several times. i don't think the emts were doing -- no, it doesn't look like they're doing chest compressions. it looks like they are just securing something to gurney. he has been stripped of most of his clothes. we don't kno

eastern we'll still have this show and after my show, i will be joined by brian williams and chris matthewsam for full coverage of the primaries and caucuses in arizona, idaho and utah. it kicks off with this show and goes on forever. we still have lots more tonight. stay with us. i take pictures of sunrises. it's my job and it's also my passion. but with my back pain i couldn't sleep... so i couldn't get up in time. then i found aleve pm. aleve pm is the only one to combine a sleep aid plus the 12-hour strength of aleve... for pain relief that can last into the morning. and now... i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. >>> you know, we're doing very well. it looks like we're doing very well in arizona and very well pretty much every place else. and i think we're going to maybe easily make that number of the 1,237. we should make it pretty easily, based on what i'm seeing. so we won't have to worry about fighting at a convention. >> he might be right. joining us now is frank rich, "new york" magazine's writer at large. his latest piece is on how donald trump is actually quite representative of

we're joined by brian williams in new york. thanks, brian. >> kate, thanks. we're watching this right along with you. the camera sl. the u.s. capitol was supposed to be done by the next presidential resolution. katy knows this is going well over budget, the much talked about vision center. it was commissioned to process all of the visitors in a security. our justice correspondent pete williams has done additional reporting on this story, and pete, just to clarify, aour viewers watching the last few minutes have seen, on the bottom of our screen, an associated press report. that reporting runs from that, correct? >> yes, we are learning that someone visited the visitor center sometime this afternoon with a firearm. they pointed the gun at the police officer, then fired the suspect. we're tloold. only the suspect with the firearm was wounded and take to the hospital. many. this happened just as i enter the cadillac visitors' center, hopefully before you get to the metal detect or ds rs. one of the reasons for the capitol visitors center, which is not in the mai

brian williams here with you from new york as we begin the next few hours of live coverage of both the domestic political situation and the terrorism situation overseas, in this case merging the two. we were listening along with correspondent kristin welker who covers the clinton campaign. krist kristin, some name checking. we heard ted cruz but mostly broad quotes aboutf you're calling for carpet bombing, you're in over your head. slogans aren't strategy, and loose cannons misfire. so a call for courage and steady as we go over u.s. foreign policy. >> reporter: that's right, brian, and i think the word "steady" is really key here. secretary clinton had two goals today, one, to underscore her financial experience having served as secretary of state and secondly to draw sharp sdin distinctions of her republican challengers. she mentioned donald trump once by name. she called for a number of enhancements improving support to kurdish fighters, and she also called on europe and european allies to enhance information and intelligence sharing. so not only a prescription for here at home but

brian williams and rachel maddow are up next with highlights of this big election night. >>> top of the hour and as night turns into day somewhere, these are the three races we are following tonight. barn burners all. gop primary in the state of missouri, too close to call. we've had 99% of the vote in on the board with a difference give or take 2,667. democrats, missouri, too close to call. difference has gone back and forth all night now. 90% of the vote in and with

i'll be joining brian williams and rachel maddow for that.ur coverage of the terror attacks in belgium continue with rachel maddow. >>> talk with you later on tonight as we go into our rolling coverage, the democratic and republican candidates for president tonight are both competing in a big delegate rich primary in the great state of arizona. in caucuses they will be competing. it's an unexpectedly exciting race. right now we're looking down the barrel of a poll closing on the democratic side in the state of idaho. republicans had their caucus in idaho two weeks ago. ted cruz won the idaho caucus two weeks ago. the democrats are competing in idaho tonight. polls just closed in idaho. they are just closing within the next 15 seconds. nbc news will be able to gives its first characterization of the idaho race as the polls close in the next, three, two, one seconds. this is the democratic caucuses. there's 27 delegates at stake. this is the first characterization of nbc news. the race in idaho on the democratic side. too early to call. obvious

. >> that, of course, those kinds of things will be replayed, the biden rule brian williams was speaking of it earlier with pete williams. the biden speech which was contradicted, of course, by the judiciary chairman at the time, strom thurman, we should be confirming and they went on to do it. >> it's nothing personal. it's just business. the business right now is they move forward and get the business done in the senate and put this aside. maybe they might get to it later, my senses is they won't. >> this is a list of the current republican senators who voted to confirm judge garland back in 1997. oh, mitch mcconnell, chuck grassley, richard shelby, there are actually seven of them. >> you'll see a lot of similarities, right? susan koncollins voted for him. there will be voices in the republican party who said he is a wonderful man, who may say i'm happy to meet with him. it's the official hearings by the judiciary committee and it's a vote. that's the thing that -- >> what about the white house theory that they could try to do this in a lame duck? >> there's a lot of things they'll tr

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thanks to brian williams for being with our coverage tonight. let's stick around for "all in" with chris hayes and special guest, bernie sanders. >>> tonight on "all in." >> this political movement has gotten to the point where you may get to death inside rally. >> more weekend violence as donald trump tries to charm washington republicans. >> if people want to be smart, they should embrace this movement. >> the republican front-runner goes to d.c. >>> president obama makes history in cuba and senator bernie sanders goes all in. >> donald trump is an embarrassment even to the republican party. >> hear sanders surprising answer about trump protesters. his response to democrats calling for him to get out of race, and what he thinks of how the media is covering him. >> campaigns and elections are not a game. they're not a game. >> "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening. i hope you're sitting down because this has been crazy day of news with president obama on the first presidential visit to cuba in nearly 90 years. donald trump descending on w

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thank you rick tyler with me here as well as joy ried and thanks to brian williams for being with ouroverage tonight. let's stick around for "all in" with chris hayes and special guest, bernie sanders. >>> tonight on "all in." >> this political movement has gotten to the point where you may get to death inside rally. >> more weekend violence as donald trump tries to charm washington republicans. >> if people want to be smart, they should embrace this movement. >> the republican front-runner goes to d.c. >>> president obama makes history in cuba and senator bernie sanders goes all in. >> donald trump is an embarrassment even to the republican party. >> hear sanders surprising answer about trump protesters. his response to democrats calling for him to get out of race, and what he thinks of how the media is covering him. >> campaigns and elections are not a game. they're

and i remember brian williams asked does this mean there are going to be more attacks or less? and at the time i said well there are one or two ways this could play out. one is that after they know, his colleagues and associates and conspirators know that a key person has been grabbed, they can either go underground or they can decide that their cover is blown, they have nothing to lose and they can launch whatever attacks they have in the works. so to keir's point that perhaps this was something in the works real possibility and we have seen that historically when there are key arrests. that happens in the united states when the fbi or homeland security. they will wait in order to arrest a key fugitive so that they can try and arrest all of the fugitives at the same time to prevent any kind of follow on or knock on attack. this seems to be quite -- quite a significant event. you have the multiple targets. you have the airport. you have the metro station in maalbeek is the area where many of the paris bombers were from. it was where the last fugitive, abdeslam, was captured jus

eastern we'll still have this show and after my show, i will be joined by brian williams and chris matthewsest of the team for full coverage of the primaries and caucuses in arizona, idaho and utah. it kicks off with this show and goes on forever. we still have lots more tonight. stay with us. billions are spent to confuse and, dare i say it, flummox the american public. "save 16% onar insurance." "switch now..." well at compare.com, we say enough's enough. so we've created this mind boggling facility. where we're constantly scrutinizing millions of rates... answering the question: who has the lowest. go to compare.com, plug in some simple info and get up to 50 free quotes. choose the lowest, and hit purchase. it's fast and easy. compare.com saving humanity from high insurance rates. >>> you know, we're doing very well. it looks like we're doing very well in arizona and very well pretty much every place else. and i think we're going to maybe easily make that number of the 1,237. we should make it pretty easily, based on what i'm seeing. so we won't have to worry about fighting at a conventi

that means you do not have to stay up until 2:00 in the morning with me and brian williams and everybody else tomorrow night. congratulations. that said, you probably need to catch up on sleep any way because this weekend was riveting. this weekend was a big deal on the democratic side of the presidential race. just as one measure of how big a deal this weekend was, the bernie sanders campaign says they have raised over $4 million since the polls closed on saturday in alaska and hawaii and washington state. the bernie sanders victories in those three states were expected heading into those contests but the margins by which he won many those states, those were very impressive. senator sanders won by 64 points in alaska. i don't mean he got 64% of the vote, i mean he got a 64-point margin of victory. senator sanders had margin of victory in hawaii of 40 points. in washington state the margin of victory was 46 points. those were absolutely massive wins for him this weekend. no sides, no states on the democratic side are winner take off, but when you win by margins that big, it ends up being

and he saved, as brian williams so rightly said, he saved the home run pander to the end.is daughter i converted to j daism. he used a teleprompter. he was very specific. he was actually much more specific in his support on the right-wing side of the scale. just more specific overall than even john kasich. but where he was specific, he came down on the side of the likud wing of the political spectrum in israel, and the hard right in the united states. both among jewish-americans and among evangelicals. on every point right up and down the line. before this speech started, i told the producer that i was looking to see if donald trump, who brags about being a deal maker, would have the patience to do the diligence to appear as a deal maker who actually understood the details of the deal he was talking about. now, on some levels he did. but on other levels, he didn't. he said we're going to stop the terrorist rhetoric, one way or the other. what the heck does that mean? that's number one. the other key point to remember is, he says that he wants to demand an end to the hate s

. >>> good day from new york, brian williams with you once again.height of the afternoon hours, 2:00 p.m. here in new york city, evening is fallen in molenbeek belgium and there is a huge police operation under way that will conjure up memories four months ago, that awful, awful evening in paris that came in as a report of a shooting at a sidewalk cafe. then as friday night led into saturday morning we learned the extent. 130 innocent people died in what is sadly called a spectacular terrorist attack, in the parlance of law enforcement. it sparked, of course, a huge man hunt and woman hunt, as it turned out and the main lead suspect following that attack has apparently just in the last few hours been apprehended in the molenbeek section outside brussels, belgium. salah abdeslam is in custody. we learned that from a government minister in belgium but in and around brussels and its suburbs this is what you see. you see people unable to go back to their homes, people getting out of work and kind of frozen in place. you see police officers, paramilitary

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and i remember brian williams asked does this mean there are going to be more attacks or less? and at the time i said well there are one or two ways this could play out. one is that after they know, his colleagues and associates and conspirators know that a key person has been grabbed, they can either go underground or they can decide that their cover is blown, they have nothing to lose and they can launch whatever attacks they have in the works. so to keir's point that perhaps this was something in the works that was accelerated, that is a real possibility and we have there are key arrests. that happens in the united states when the fbi or homeland security. they will wait in order to arrest a key fugitive so that they can try and arrest all of the fugitives at the same time to prevent any kind of follow on or knock on attack. this seems to be quite -- quite a significant event. you have the multiple targets. you have the airport. you have the metro station in maalbeek is the area where many of the paris bombers were from. it was where the last fugitive, abdeslam, was captured

and a reminder to get the results to these make-or-break primaries, you can do so with brian williamshel maddow, and chris matthews starting at 6:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. hey, need fast heartburn relief? try cool mint zantac. it releases a cooling sensation in your mouth and throat. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. try cool mint zantac. no pill relieves heartburn faster. >>> voters are hitting the polls in five key states on this super tuesday. the two states with the largest delegate prizes are ohio and right here in florida. we have our team of reporters in both states. tony dokoupil and trymaine lee in ohio, and thomas roberts in florida. let me start with you, tony. good morning, you're at a polling station. what's the scene there like? >> hi, good morning, jose. i'm in struthers, ohio, part of the youngstown metro area. a area hard hit by industrial decline. the unemployment here is double what it is in the state, and the campaigns, trump, clinton, kasich, sanders have made here as saviors for a working class voter. we won't know wher

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brian williams here with you where we learned a few hours ago from southern california the news thatormer first lady nancy reagan has died of congestive heart failure at the age of 94. what an american life hers was. she said about her life that it had been fabulous all these years. of course, the ultimate was being married to former president ronald reagan. not without its life-and-death challenges, as she was thrust into the role of caregiver, starting with the assassination attempt on her husband in 1981. we're going to talk to him later in this hour, but before we do, i wanted to quote the historian and author, michael beschloss, who in these hours since learning of the death of nancy reagan, called her one of the most influential first ladies, certainly of the modern era. we'll hear him out on the topic of nancy reagan later. we're going to begin this hour with our friend and colleague, andrea mitchell, who came to know nancy reagan before most of us, by event of having covered her husband at the white house, andrea, you're among those i thought of when i heard the news today. w

all right, joined by brian williams, rich al maddow and of course, "hardball" host, chris matthews they'llublican side, the excitement and interest and the drama and agida what couldn't be any stronger than it already was heading into tonight, i think that the democratic side has turned out sort of at the very end to be not more, maybe more suspensful, but maybe more important than we thought it was going to be. before we knew bernie sanders raised $42.5 million in february, i think everybody was looking at super tuesday on the democratic said oh, yeah, hillary clinton is going to clean up. bernie sanders isn't trying in most of the map. whether or not he is trying, he sitting on $42.5 million. >> right. >> he is turning out 7,000 people to see him in tulsa, with you know, another, thousands of people. bernie sanders and hillary clinton story isn't over. >> brian, something i pointed out, bernie sanders is likely to be -- to win more primaries tonight than ted cruz or -- he has a better chance than winning than perhaps cruz and rubio. >> that's right. and then listen to the other argument

brian williams was introduced to the graduates, puppy racers, and many others at a meet and greet luncheon that brought out others. >> it is something i am very passionate about. adrian: williams is well-versed companions after serving at the halifax humane society and spending time at the immunity foundation of southlake. people like linda fells happy. difference. >> he has become my right hand. when you are handicapped , you don' t always have that human being therefore you. it is incredible to have this animal that is so loving and willing to do anything you ask. jason: last year, canine companions placed 300 dogs with those in need. even organizations like hospitals and rehab facilities. it is a place that williams is excited about growing in the future. >> it has transformed the lives of their loved ones. orlando assists people as far north as north carolina and tennessee and as far west as louisiana. those matched with the dog spent two weeks at the center before graduating. help is on the way for flint michigan thanks to generosity in central florida. there was a 17 hour donation dr

news tonight is next on channel 6 and "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff, sharrie williams, adam joseph and ducis rogers and please join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6. for the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner, we hope you'll join us at 11:00. katie: the u.s. has added 14 million new jobs since the great recession - a good start. but too many families see the special interests gaining the upper hand in washington, while paychecks don't go far enough. if you work hard, your paycheck should show it; you earned social security - it should be there when you retire. and you shouldn't have to go broke to afford college. i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message because it's your turn. >>> tonight, the assault at a trump event. new images of a trump supporter going after a protester. the punch caught on video. and what that trump supporter said right afterward about what he'll do next. as ted cruz, marco rubio and john kasich prepare to take on trump tonight. >>> breaking news. the deadly storms hitting right now. the flooding now

abc world news next on channel 6, "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff, sharrie williams and ducis rogers. now for jim gardner and meteorologist, cecily tynan, adam joseph, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team. i'm rick williams have a nice evening we hope you'll join us tonight at 11:00. go nova. >>> breaking news tonight. the terror attack s and what u.. authorities have now discovered. they believe they know who that mystery man is. tonight, investigators say two of the suicide bombers, two brothers, had nuclear ambitions. ten hours of their own surveillance, now discovered. what they were recording. and the basketball player from the u.s., the image from the airport sceeen around the world. tonight, our interview right here. the young father talking about his little girls back in michigan. >>> the race for the white house. this donald trump tweet putting an image of ted cruz's wife next to melania trump. late today, ted cruz lashing out. >> donald, you're a sniveling coward and leave heidi the hell alone. >>> severe weather hitting right now. the hail, the d

can't just be hitting people. >> brian: mr. williams knows that now, i hope. >> tia: plus, he's the size of the teenager. no wonder the teenager took him to the ground. 6:51. he's shopping at baby gap. coming up on cle43 it's an >> brian: i laid on the bed of nails. it's your turn. coming up on cle43, if you like cheese in youroma let or egg sandwich, researchers say it can >> brian: dante gave us his coffee request from the aconvey yum. here are stories to understand understand -- to know before you go. >>> police have identified two brothers as the suspected suicide bombers in the terrorist attacks in brussels. >> tia: authorities have arrested the man wanted in the brussels airport attacks. >> he's the guy wearing white in the surveillance photo you're looking at right now. we're still getting details on this, but early reports say that this guy was the man who made the bomb. >>> back here at home within hours after the attack, airports across europe and the united and that includes hopkins. >>> votes still counted, but it's close en

. >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, sharrie williams and brian and i'm monica malpass in for sharrie williams. and we continue with a new take on teaching kindness in local schools and sea world responds to years of criticism, the theme park is making big changes and partnering with a nonprofit to help its killer whales. >> i'm nydia han, a consignment sale is happening now for all kids items. that is coming up in what's the deal? >>> and thieves targeted a business owner making off with 50 guitars and other financial instruments. nora muchanic live this afternoon in hamilton with the details. >> reporter: hi there brian, frank russo owns it's music box a store in hamilton where he shared his love of guitars and instruments over the past 30 years, he has a mass collection of vintage instruments that was decimated when at least 50 items were stolen from his home. frank russo loves guitars and sells them at his music store in hamilton and collected them for over 30, he probably owns 125 of them and imagine his distress when he realized at least 50