d.c. or philadelphia or new york shutting down the main airports, the subway station.ld wreak >> ♪ >> we continue to follow our breaking news out of brussels. two explosions ripped through the departure hall at brussels airport during the morning rush hour today as hundreds of passengers were trying to check in. abc news is now confirming the death toll at 13. there was also at least one explosion in a brussels metro station near european union headquarters. the subway was leaving molenbeek station. brussels has shut down its entire metro station. all eu personnel brussels have been told to stay in their offices or homes in the wake of the blast. they're at a level four. we'll continue to follow the story on air and online. >> taking a look at the morning buzz. starting with this. a rocket project that began with an explosion in virginia nearly a year and a half ago. tonight it will conclude with the launch of a supply ship. the unnamed rocket will leave at 11:00 tonight from cape canaveral headed to the international space station. it will have food supplies and exper

d.c. or philadelphia or new york shutting down the main airport and shutting down the subway station. that would absolutely wreak havoc. i remember about six years ago covering a double suicide bombing in the metro in moscow and the russians only shut down about six stops on the in et tree because they wanted to isolate it and keep everything going. now, europeans are taking a lot more -- would take a lot more and we're seeing it now. the belgians shutting down the entire subway system, a clear indication and confirmation of those three attacks that happened at the three different stations and so right now, the only way to get around this city heard yet what's happening with the railway system but when you are shutting down the subway system of a major european city, that means there are strong fears of attacks and possible more attacks to come. reporting in brussels with the recent events have you seen anything like this where at any kind of closures like this have occurred or where that would seem to be something that would occur. >> reporter: i'm sorry. >> i was asking in the recen

d.c. or philadelphia or new york shutting down the main airport and shutting down the subway station. that would absolutely wreak havoc. i remember about six years ago covering a double suicide bombing in the metro in moscow and the russians only shut down about six stops on the in et tree because they wanted to isolate it and keep everything going. now, europeans are taking a lot more -- would take a lot more and we're seeing it now. the belgians shutting down the entire subway system, a clear indication and confirmation of those three attacks that happened at the three different stations and so right now, the only way to get around this city is by car, by bus, we haven't the railway system but when you are shutting down the subway system of a major european city, that means there are strong fears of attacks and possible more attacks to come. >> in the time you've been reporting in brussels with the recent events have you seen anything like this where at any kind of closures like this have occurred or where that would seem to be something that would occur. >> reporter: i'm sorry. >>

d.c. or philadelphia or new york shutting down the main airport and shutting down the subway station. thatat would absolutely wreak havoc. i remember about six years ago covering a double suicide bombing in the metro in moscow and the russians only shut down about six stops on the in et tree because they wanted to isolate it and keep everything going. now, europeans are taking a lot more -- would take a lot more and we're seeing it now. the belgians shutting down the indication and confirmation of those three attacks that happened at the three different stations and so right now, the only way to get around this city is by car, by bus, we haven't heard yet what's happening with the railway system but when you are shutting down the subway system of a major european city, that means there are strong fears of attacks and possible more attacks to come. >> in the time you've been repoing in brussels with the recent events have you seen anything like this where at any kind of closures like this have occurred or where that would seem to be something that would occur. >> reporter: i'm sorry. >

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

or maybe sleeping. >> right. >> probably sleeping and then i'm back to d.c. and so great to be in philadelphiaand so great to be coming up here talking about 80 degree temperatures. >> amazing. >> perfect. >> like ready to head down to the shore. let's look at the numbers today. high of 75 degrees. right now, still look at that shot. a beautiful shot of center city, philadelphia. along the delaware river right now. 59 degrees. we have got winds out of the south-southwest at 5 miles per hour and any time we have that southerly component to the wind, ouren the warmer side of things and that's the case over a couple of days, too. er area, 79 in d.c.. 80 towards charlottesville, virginia. this is the heat to move our way tomorrow and very, very quickly. we start off very warm and a few clouds early and then sunshine. those clouds courtesy of a warm front earlier and now that warm front passes to the north and also watching a system back to the west. we don't go wide on the map often unless it's something moving our way. by-time storms, tornado earlier in dallas. this is way down south in towards m

philadelphia, washington, d.c., boston, providence, new orleans. the difference here is in supporting fracking orot supporting fracking. and i have to say this, i have seen that political revolution that bernie sanders is talking about. it's the anti-fracking movement. it's the climate movement. it's the black lives matter movement. it's the occupy movement. right now america is a nation of oligarchs and movements and bernie sanders is the candidate for the grass roots. clinton worries me greatly because she's not developing that kind of grassroots enthusiasm. >> oligarchs and movements. josh, thanks for being with us. >>> of course. >> joining me florida congressman alan grayson running for a seat in the u.s. senate has endorsed bernie sanders for president. am i right, congressman, you took a poll of the voters in your district about who you should endorse? >> no, we took a national poll, chris. we set up a website called graysonsurvey.com and told both candidates about it and allowed people to vote for two weeks and came in 400,000 voted more than nevada and new hampshire combined. more than s

d.c. as well as across most of massachusetts, also watch out for snowy or wet roads around the great lakes and along the west coast. delays are possible in washington, philadelphia, new york, boston and san francisco. >>> well, experts are applauding the announcement by soccer legend brandi chastain that she will donate her brain to concussion research and the degenerative brain disease cte. >> they say it's especially important since so few female athletes have been studied for concussion risk. here's now abc's kayna whitworth. >> reporter: the soccer star known for that celebration at the world cup, coming forward about the dangers of the sport. 47-year-old brandi chastain announcing she will donate her brain to research on cte, the degenerative brain disease linked to concussions. >> brandi is such an iconic figure for a big chunk of our country that hasn't really been focused on the concussion issue. >> reporter: as a college player chastain did suffer from two concussions, now a mom and a soccer coach, she's concerned about the damage all those >> she is having no symptoms and she's living a normal life, but she is so well aware of what could be awaiting he

d.c. >>> a question for you here. does your son or daughter need a summer job? 100 new jobs are coming to philadelphianks to a new partnership announced at city hall today. jpmorgan chase is giving $150,000 to the philadelphia youth network to boost its summer jobs program. philadelphia's mayor says the work is about more than just making money. >> whether it's in low skill work or it's in i. tixt or banking or law or exposing your young people to every possible positive example they can have. >> the grant is part of a partnership between jpmorgan chase and philadelphia's democratic national convention host committee. >> 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with an end to pennsylvania's epic budget stalemate. what does the resolution mean for the money going to philadelphia's schools? lauren mayk is live in spring garden to explain. >> reporter: in a little bit school officials will meet here to discuss the budget and what this means. i did speak with the superintendent today who tells me this district made it through about nine months with about 45% of their funding. you can see those numbers just do

either reduce or remove the chance of snowfall or reduce the snow totals in the major cities along the new england coast. we're talking washington, d.c., philadelphiapacted in some way, shape, or form. just how much, that is the key question. i've broken down four individuals cities, new york, d.c., philly, and boston. and we've compared side by side the snow totals from the various models. the american model, the european model. this is calling for a dry day in d.c., or at least warm enough to keep this all rain. no snow expected there. for new york city, we could get a light dusting to perhaps upwards of two inches of snow. you can see as we head into the boston region, our computers are in con sense us that we should experience four to upwards of six inches of snowfall on the ground. that late season smack with, well, what we wouldn't call the most welcome news. i think by this time of the year, people want to say good-bye and good riddance to winter. we'll have to hold on just a few more days because again we are going to be impacted by this, especially into nantucket, connecticut, as well as the rhode island region. that's where we're really f

d.c., philadelphia to new york. drizzle and light rain right now. this will be over with for the most part by noon today. some heavier rains in buffalo over the next hour or. then this will all shift towards new england as we go throughout the day. so boston, all the way up through maine, vermont, new hampshire, you will deal with some of this wet weather right throughout the day. now as far as other storms are going to go this week, the west is going to deal with their storm as we go throughout the next couple of days. this will mostly be a high elevation event but winter storm warnings on interstate 80 almost to salt lake city. salt lake city just rain for you. then winter storm watches. we're going to get a good snowstorm out of this in areas of wyoming and also portions of northern colorado. this is a foot of snow in central wyoming. so if you like a little spring skiing in the inner mountain west and rockies, that's for you. speaking of cold. this is the unfortunate part of the forecast. as we head towards next weekend, a shot of cold air comes down from the north, especially if you're in the northern great lakes or northern new england. 10:00 a.m. s

or five days for new york city. temperatures running close to 20 degrees above normal. it is also for philadelphia and for washington, d.cd chicago, minneapolis. typically 35 degrees. that is what you can expect in minneapolis it time of year. it will be in the low to mid-60s. and generally where you see this yellow shaded area, that is where we are looking at temperatures very mild for this time of year. the atmosphere is trying to even out. for the west coast, it is stormy and unsettled. enjoy the warmth while it lasts because it looks like the next five days temperatures above normal, atlanta, mid to upper 70s. upper 70s for washington, d.c. in the low 70s for new york city. portland, maine, looking at temperatures well into the 50s. here we go. new york city, average high is 48. look at the 70s and 60s as we head to the weekend. enjoy it while it lasts. back to you. >> karen maginnis, thank you. >>> a florida scuba diver suing after being sucked into a quarter mile long intake. he was sucked into the pipe at the st. lucie power plant. diver says no warning signs were posted. the plant says he intentionally swam into

philadelphia. they apologize for thepologize r inconvenience so if you havencu anyone heading from new york tok d.c. oramtrak a schedule ahead of time. t viewing and funeral today in tay prince william for ashleyy guindon at 10:00 o'clock.'cck expect increased traffic and pedestrian traffic near gidiania drive and potomac mills road the service is the hilton memorial chapel.apel so please have patience inatnc prince william and try to leavea early there's going to be lot oo traffic heading to that memoriaa viewing and funeral service. svi if you're traveling in frederick this morning 80 remains shutainu down at park mills road. roa earlier deadly tractor trailer crash and fire.nd f clean up underway 270 south att 109 a crash because of thatse t delays back to 85. let's take a live look outside.. 66 eastbound earlier overturnede car has cleared out of the way. delays aren't improving butn'imt little heavier traffic as yous head towards prince williamil parkway than aside from that bright sunny dad grab your shades could be somede glare around the area as you ary head up closer to prince willial parkway