d.c. the suspicious white powder was found at marco rubio's headquarters in washington. we know that the fbi is headed the fire department is also there. the tweet says that rubio's staff has been evacuated to the roof of that building. >>> next at 5:30, the nfl is finally acknowledging a link between football and brain disease. straight ahead, why parents say it's worth a second look. >>> and later, lord & taylor reaches a settlement over instagram posts. the one thing that the government says the company did >> tonight more news surrounding the nfl and the injuries. the top health officials acknowledge a link between the >> as serena found out while some of the top physicians say this is not ground breaking news, many parents are paying close attention. >> i think it's worth a second look. >> reporter: jerome king and nelson have two boys a 10 and 14-year-old who love sports, especially football. news coming out of washington monday at this hearing convened by a house committee has troubled the parents. for the first time one of the league's top doctors conceded head trauma could lead to c

hackers breached the computer system of a major washington, d.c., hospital chain. the fbi is investigating. medstar health operates ten hospitals in maryland and washington. yesterday a virus paralyzed its computer system at some hospitals and doctors' offices. the fbi is trying to figure out if the hackers want a ransom to restore the system. medstar says there's no immediate indication patient information had been stolen. >>> a slowdown wall street as some european markets were closed for easter. the dow gained 19 points. the s&p was up a point, ending a three-day losing streak. and the nasdaq finished 6 points lower. >>> campbell's soup company says it will stop using a potentially hazardous chemical known as bpa to line its cans by the middle of next year. bpa is a component in metal can coating. it protects food from directly contacting metal surfaces. some studies indicate it poses a health risk. campbell's began using cans with lining made from acrylic or polyester material. >>> low-fare airlines start-up virgin america may have a new owner by next week. it put itse

the washington, d.c. region to syria to join isis. and he was not known to the fbi. >> what you are seeing right now is, we are shaking every known bush. you are going to have a number that won't necessarily be on anyone's radar screen. that's something we need to be >> reporter: the couple behind december's san bernardino attack was not on the fbi radar either. scott, today, homeland security sent a bulletin to law enforcement agency as cross the country warning of the potential threats from isis. >> jeff pegues in the washington newsroom. jeff, thank you very much. the "cbs overnight news" will be >>> president obama left cuba tonight for argentina. he was in havana when he got word of the attacks in brussels. and did not allow the terrorists to change his travel plans. margaret brennan is with the president. >> reporter: in a secure call early this morning, president obama was briefed on the bombings. >> we will do whatever is necessary to support our friend and ally belgium in bringing to justice those responsible. >> reporter: at his keynote address and cuban l

he is now a prisoner of the kurds and being interviewed by the fbi a world away from the washington d.c. suburb where he grew up in this townhouse. he says his parents emigrated from the palestinian territories. his father, a limo driver, says he has spoken to state department and the fbi about his son. >> i have nothing to say. khweis graduated from thomas where friend describe him as a normal guy. >> he wasn't an outcast. or anything like that. >> he says growing up, mohammad jamal khweis was known as mo or mike. >> there wasn't anything that would lead me to believe that this was on the radar that he is going to go join isis. >> khweis did join isis investigators want to know how and why. u.s. authorities say in december of last year, khweis left baltimore washington international airport for england there, he traveled to amsterdam, met a woman that took him to turkey and crossed into syria. he says, a month later, he decided a month later life with isis wasn't for him. and fled. >> our daily life was basically prayer, eating and learning about the religion for, about eight hours. >>

the 495 beltway closed to traffic. abc affiliate in washington, d.c. reporting one suspect taken into custody. the fbi assisting in the investigation. >>> we're following breaking news over seas. two separate terror attacks making headlines tonight. the blast you see it right there reportedly from a car bomb near a bus stop in the capitol. nearby. and al qaeda claiming assault. gunmen targeting three hotels. resort. >> reporter: a bloody sunday on two continents. in turkey's capitol emergency explosion ripped through an area next to a bus stop and government building. debris and bombed out cars the dead and wounded carried away. more than 30 people killed according to the authorities. the u.s. state department had warned of a potential attack. it was the fourth to hit turkey in just six months which had been blamed on turkey's two main enemies the kurds and isis. it came just after news from west africa that armed attackers that stormed a beach resort. said they shouted god is great. they quickly surrounded the area and evacuated the wounded to safety. the government said 16 people were killed in addi

the washington, d.c. region to syria to join isis. and he was not known to the fbi. >> what you are seeing right now is, we are shaking every known bush. you are going to have a number that won't necessarily be on anyone's radar screen. that's something we need to be cognizant of. >> reporter: the couple behind december's san bernardino attack scott, today, homeland security sent a bulletin to law enforcement agency as cross the country warning of the potential threats from isis. >> jeff pegues in the washington newsroom. jeff, thank you very much. from the captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, march 23rd, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> the hunt for a terrorist. belgium and the rest of europe are on alert after tuesday's bombings in brussels. this morning, the search is on for this man, believed to be one of the bombers who carried out the attacks. >>> we should not be allowing anyone to come to this country that we cannot vet to make sure

the metropolitan d.c. police, the park police, the fbi, the atf, everybody, the marshal's service. you've got so much help coming and such a strong building, you're really going to be safe. so listen to those procedures. shelter in place there is very, very safe, because vehicle bombs, even, if you're not near the windows, the buildings are so strong, you're going to be pretty safe. >> agreed. jim cavanaugh, stand by. must be good news that i'm told we can now see luke russert on camera for the first too many in a long time. luke, does this mean -- i see where you are. so you've been allowed out? >> we've been allowed out. the shelter in place was lifted. to give you an idea of where i was, i was over here at the russell senate office building. right here is constitution avenue, which you can see is still completely shut down to vehicle traffic. pedestrians are being allowed to walk around. the capitol visitor's center is over there beyond those trees. so, that's where a lot of tourists go as they enter from around the supreme court. as you see over here to my left, aside from a lo

. >> reporter: h being interviewe by the fbi a world away from the washington, d.c. suburb where he grew up in this townhouse. he said his parents immigrated from the palestinian territories. his father a limo driver, he says he has spoken to the state department and the fbi about his son. >> i have nothing to say! >> reporter: he graduate in 2007 where friends describe him as a norm guy. >> he wasn't an outcast or anything like that. >> reporter: aaron says growing up, mohammed was known as mo or mike. >> there wasn't anything to lead me to believe that this was on to join isis. know why and how. >> our daily life was basically prayer, eating, and learning about the religion for about eight hours. >> reporter: khweis told kurdish tv he did not see other amerifo fighters. they will take their time debriefing him. >>> a new poll suggests that americans are divided over encrypted iphon dide of the interest at stake here. iphones.lly getting ofncur fbi and the department of justice still have a slight edge in public opinion and surprising because as our poll shows, apple

the nasdaq up better than 100 points on good factory news. we take you out live to washington, d.c., where apple and the fbi just finished wrapping up talking to congress about privacy and encryption. the two sides actually agree there are really good are not really good laws covering the question, whether apple should have to open that phone to law enforcement. both apple and the fbi said it would be best for congress to make some kind of ruling on that, make a law or improve an existing law instead of waiting for the courts to do it. in the san bernardino iphone case told to help open the iphone used by syed fa rook. the act basically says you have to help the police to do their job. it's a pretty broad act and written when george washington was president. apple says in this context it's an unconstitutional order. interesting plot twist, yesterday in new york city a different magistrate in a different iphone case said the all risk act was too broad and refused to force an toll open a different phone for the fbi in a drug case. the magistrate in brooklyn has no power over the magistrate in southern california, but his argument works in both c

the fbi confirms that akiel denkins was the man shot by raleigh police officer d.c. twiddy. now this mother looks to the help of pastors and the naacp. >> proof, no matter where it leaves. proof. no matter what i thing it causes, truth. reporter: transparency in the investigation is what they want, but some have already taken sides, blaming raleigh police for not taking responsibility for issues in the community. >> whoever shot him needs to be punished. >> look around. what do they have? that is sad. reporter: today pastors and the naacp are urging calm and patience. community leaders say they will look into akiel denkins' death with scrutiny. >> there are questions that need to be asked. was he unarmed? was he running away? who found the gun? did the gun have prints on it? whose prints? what is the history of the gun? again, a warrant for arrest is not a license to kill. reporter: community leaders have asked raleigh police for officer d.c. twiddy's file. they want to know his training record and if there have been complaints. the naacp will meet with the we are live in ra

the fight go next? let's ask matt larson. he is our legal analyst in washington, d.c. what do you make of the fbi director's performance? : there were some interesting comments during today's hearing. the fbi towing the line between cyber security protection and procuring warrants for law enforcement. the early part of the hearing show that congress is concerned about the impact on the tech community and legal precedent moving forward, which is really what the major concern with the ongoing litigation between apple and the u.s. government in california is right now. vonnie: it is interesting to see the gop chair and the democratic chair told that line. tow that line. matt: it is the first time in the context of the litigation and before congress that we have seen the fbi make a little bit of a concession in terms of the precedent that could be laid in this case. any time a decision of this magnitude is made to enforce warrants, that legal decision becomes binding or at least instructive in future cases. hear was interesting to that the fbi was at least caused the scent of the precedent and is starting to make a little b

limb -- similar legal questions to the san bernardino case where the fbi wants to hack into >>> under the plan, epsilon will give the d.c. public service commission $20 million which can be used for customer discounts, helping low income customers or modernize the grid in addition to $25.6 million in customer discounts from an earlier proposal. epsilon and pepco are asking the d.c. public service commission to decide by april 7th. >>> a priority for many families looking for a new vehicle, enough room for even in the family and stuff. now more vinny advance are being marked for their gas mileage. the 2017 chrysler pacifica got ratings, 28 on the highway. 18 in the city. overall that averages out to 22 miles per hour. it matches the honda odyssey and one mile less than the quest. >>> what happens when an oscar winner takes on the lier rin song. >> it's cool. >> who is getting millions of >> i am waiting to see if bloomberg will run. >> he announced he is noted going to run today. >> i feel like, you know. >> the door is open. >> vacuum much. >> power vacuum. >> do you rank billionaires. >> a lot. >> do you really know bi

right now, the fbi continues its investigation into a deadly raleigh. >> monday, officer d.c. twiddy tried to make the arrest and the 24-year-old took off. at some point during the chase, denkins. a report is expected to come out in a few days. came in for super tuesday. democrat hillary clinton and republican donald trump dominated super tuesday's primaries. >>> today, the new unc system president margaret spellings will tour ferret elle. he plans will tour all of the campuses. >>> glennwood johnson was arrested monday night and faces murder charges in the death of walter johnson. police say in february of 2015, they found walter johnson stabbed to death on a sidewalk. >>> right now the charlotte mecklenburg police department internal affairs is investigating a report of excessive report. you can see what looks like an officer punching a man. that man is a suspect in a hit and run case. tried to arrest him. a police department spokesperson says when the officers caught up with the person, one officer "delivered strikes to the man's back to get him to comply." the man did not r

the investigative agencies in this city work very, very well together. d.c. police, capitol police, the fbi. i can tell you without question all of those people are working together hand in hand right now to answer some of those questions that you brought up. >> all right. jackie bensen reporting live from med star washington hospital center, the trauma one center, the level one trauma center there which she's reported the highest level of care is given to those who are suffering trauma injuries such as gun shots. and we expect to get more details about five minutes from now when capitol police are expected to make some formal statement about the events of this afternoon, the events that involved a shooting of an armed man inside the capitol visitors center by a capitol police officer. we'll bring that to you just as soon as it happens. >> and we're j information from nbc news pete williams who has been working his sources. from what they are telling pete, this suspect is known to capitol police and is a frequent visitor to the u.s. capitol in some way, shape, or form. so, again, sources te

the specific deployment of fbi resources, all you really need to know is that the entire fbi, the whole thing, counting every agent and every field office everywhere in the country, in washington, d.c., the whole thing is about exactly the same size as one police department in america, the nypd. so it would take that entire fbi every agent in every field office everywhere in the country and every agent in washington to move to new york city to conduct ted cruz's muslim patrols just in new york city alone. so once again the republican campaign for the presidency spends the day spinning around an impossible idea. one day it's the trump plan to deport 11 million people. another day it's the cruz plan to abolish the irs and then the donald trump dream to ban muslims from the country and the trump wall that mexico will pay for. today it's ted cruz's patrols that will never happen and can never happen. isn't it time for everyone to just admit especially interviewers of donald trump and ted cruz, that donald trump and ted cruz are not running for president. they are running for an office that doesn't exist in a government that doesn't exist. john kasich is the only republican candidate wh

. >> reporter: he is a prisoner of the kurds anded by the fbi a world away from the washington, d.c. suburb where he grew up in this townhouse. he said his parents immigrated from the palestinian territories. his father a limo driver, he says he has spoken to the state the fbi about his son. >> i have nothing to say! >> reporter: he graduate where friends describe him as a >> he wasn't an outcast or anything like that. >> reporter: aaron says gro was known as mo or mike. >> there wasn't anything to lead me to believe that this was on the radar that he is just going to join isis. >> reporter: but isis and investigators want to know why and how. he left baltimore international nd there he traveled to amsterdam and met a woman who took him to turkey where he crossed the border into syria. he says a month later, heith isis wasn't for him and fled. >> our daily life was basically ting, and learning about the religion for about >> reporter: khweis told he did not see other american foreign will take their time debriefing him. >>> a new poll suggests that americans are divided over unlock th

about finding we have more on the >>> right now, the fbi is investigating a deadly officer- involved shooting in raleigh. >> authorities say officer d.c.20 was trying to arrest akiel denkins for a felony drug charge. there was a chase before the shooting. investigators say they found a gunner in denkins body. the naacp will address the shooting in a news conference. >>> voters in several states head to the polls. latest polls show republican donald trump leading his party. democrathillary clinton is expected to. rack up more as well. >>> and a nine-month deployment to iraq has just >> right now, cat williams is facing a battery charge after a store employee claims williams punched him during an argument at a pool supply store. officers say when they responded to the store, they found williams outside lying on the ground with his hands behind his back. no word on what started the argument. williams starred in comedy specials and appeared in films. >>> funeral arrangements are under way for actor george kennedy. he won an oscar for his portrayal in the 1960s classic "cool hand luke." his grandson says kennedy died of old age. among othe

fbi agents were on the case and by last night they had tracked his location somewhere in the d.c. en they got a call from the secret service saying that odom was arrested outside the white house after he tossed these objects over the fence. obviously now the fbi and all the authorities involved are very concerned that someone could do this and it's definitely something -- a hole in the system that they are trying to figure out how to fix. >> absolutely. thanks very much, evan perez on the story for us. >>> a veteran graduate of west point and a business school student. we're learning more about the american tourist who was stabbed to death in israel as jerusalem remains on edge following more violence. i'm vern, the orange money retirement rabbit from voya. orange money represents the money you put away for retirement. over time, your money could multiply. hello, all of you. get organized at voya.com. type 2 diabetes doesn't care who you are. man. woman. or where you're from. city. country. we're just everyday people fighting high blood sugar. ♪ i am everyday people, yea, yea. ♪ fa

one was an fbi informant. >>> the d.c.rrick garland is meeting today. and republicans refusing to consider president obama's pick to replace antonin scalia. logon to fox's facebook beige, #keeptalking. >> now, the good, the bad and ugly. an arizona couple find it on sale for $5 at a goodwill store. >> i really respect people who are in the military. this is not right this is in goodwill. we're going to take it out and try to connect with the family. >> she's awesome. >> thousands of shares on facebook for the rightful owners. >>> judge judy has her own talent agency is suing cbs for the $40 million salary. judge judge calls the lawsuit hilarious. >> and finally the ugly. a florida woman is fighting to keep an alligator at home. wildlife officials say he's just gotten too big. hopes to get him certified as a therapy animal so she can keep him. rambo is his name. she snugs up with him. >> time now for this. >>> chicago white sox slugger adam laroche decided to retire forfeiting a $13 million contract after the team asked him

morning's top stories, right now, the fbi is it investigating a deadly officer- involved shooting near the intersection of bragg and east streets in raleigh. >> officer d.c. twiddy was trying to make a felony drug arrest and there was a chase before the shooting. the naacp will address the shooting in a news conference. >>> voters head to the polls on this super tuesday. they are voting to decide who should be the party's presidential nominee. latest polls show republican donald trump leading his party. wrap up more delegates than bernie sanders today. >>> more than 160 paratroopers just wrapped up a nine-month deployment to iraq. >>> today, erin andrews is expected to continue testifying against a hotel where she was videotaped naked without her knowledge. >> andrews cried as she recalled the emotional trauma that she endured since that day in 2009. >> reporter: on the stand monday, erin andrews relived the nightmare of finding out secretly shot nude videos of her hit the internet. >> everybody thought ways doing it for publicity, and that ripped me apart. >> reporter: the now fox sports broadcaster is suing michael barrett, the man who recorded the vid

the writer. >> apple and fbi take privacy to court. >> plus incentive for good be favor. initiative from committing dmrimz d.c. gets the green light. thousand works after the break >> happening today. advocates from the lg fwvrment community will join forces with abortion rights advocates and the two groups will rally to protect abortion rights access. today the extort hearing argument about productiv health. >> the battle between apple and fbi shift todd capital hill. james comb yeah period. before the house rishry committee. apple top lawyer testified and issue at stake is whether national security should take precedence over a person's right to privacy. fbi wants apple's help to unlock a cellphone used by the san bernardino shooter. it may ultimately be considered by the supreme court. >> leader will meet about the exelon pepco merger. mayor will end the deal with they cannot come to an agreement on how to protect president dprents rate hikes. community leaders are meeting at noon and they want mayor because to end the deal once and for all so they can move on. . >> also this morning d.c. city council passed a bill to pay people

. >> reporter: he is a prisoner of the kurds and being interviewed by the fbi a world away from the washington, d.c. suburb where he grew up in this townhouse. he said his parents immigrated from the palestinian territories. his father a limo driver, he says he has spoken to the state department and the fbi about his >> i have just going to join isis. >> reporter: but khweis did join isis and investigators want to know why and how. he left baltimore international airport for england and there he traveled to amsterdam and met a woman who took him to turkey where he crossed the border into syria. he says a month later, he decided life with isis wasn't for him and fled. >> our daily life was basically prayer, eating, and learning about the religion for about eight hours. tv he did not see other american foreign fighters. they will take their time debriefing him. >>> a new poll suggests that americans are divided over whether apple should unlock the encrypted iphone of one of the suspects in the san bernardino terrorists attacks. 50% say apple should unlock the phone but 45% say no. cbs news justice re

the facilities in d.c. and baltimore remained open, but sources say the outage slowed things down, forcing doctors and nurses to write everything by hand. the fbi is leading the investigation and says it has no evidence information has been compromised. this istell abc 7 believed to be a ransom-ware attack, in which hackers install a virus before restoring it to normal after demanding a ransom. >> there is a significant level of vulnerability. roz: we spoke with a cyber security expert with the critical institute technology. he says there is a reason hospitals are targeted. outdatedy are using and 30-plus-year-old technology, which in many cases most of them are, to provide a level of protection, that is not sufficient. roz: the hospitals and clinics will see patients, but no updates on whether the computers will be up and operating. roz plater, abc 7 news. a blustery day across the aria, but a short time ago the wind advisory was canceled. steve rudin has what you need to know for the morning commute. steve: it will stay breezy at least the next few hours. when gusts anywhere between 25 and 35, advisory canceled out a little early. tomorrow mo

the washington, d.c. area are significant, or are making significant progress toward restoring their computer system. the fbi is investigating the cyber attack on ten hospitals and affiliated physicians. evidence of information stolen or compromised. >>> of all the important things to call 911 for, an incorrect pizza order probably ranks among the bottom. >> my order had more cheese and half bacon and they bring me a half hamburger. don't want to bring my money back. they keep hanging on me. >> that's not a police matter, ma'am. >> the dispatcher, as you here, informed the car that 911 is for life-threatening emergencies only. she did however offer to have an officer meet her at the pizza shop to help find a resolution. the pizza shop in hartford, connecticut, said the incident happened several weeks ago and they would have been happy to replace the order, but the woman had already eaten half of the pie. >> that's such a head shaking story, i don't even know where to begin. we have much more ahead. >>> coming up, we're live at the scene of a fast moving 6 alarm fire that devastated a block in brooklyn. what