devin washington/stopped thief "just thinking about it, i could be hurt, shot or anything. i'm happy that nothing bad happened to me," washington said. washington will be working at the restaurant after school. he says he will use the money to support his three- month old daughter and will also be saving up for a car. we'll be right back after this short break stay with us "announcer: now with the fox19 mobile app, you'll never be without fox19 news. from fox19.com to text and email alerts for breaking news and weather. it's all right here in the palm of your hand." breaking news deadly explosions european city, shutting down air travel. and, this could all have repercussions here at home. have repercussions multiple attacks at the airport in brussels may be in retaliation for a crackdown on a belgian terror cell. fox news correspondent doug luzader has the story from washington. on cam intro the challenge here is that we're still trying to figure out the scope of these attacks, but, it's clear now they were not confined to just the airport. nats: "..no luggage please. leave

at popeye's when a thief grabbed cash from the register and tried to get away. 18-year-old "devin washington" says the cashiers started screaming -- and he knew he needed to help. the six foot four high school student held the robber in an arm-lock until police arrived. and in case you were wondering -- yes, devin got the job. still ahead, a couple's wrong text message ends up with a hilarious story. the text mix up that had them at the hospital. coming up tonight on 10news and c-b-s in primetime.. survivor starting at 8:00.. then criminal minds at 9:00 and criminal minds: beyond borders at 10. then stay tuned for 10 news at 11. don't forget to stay up for the late show with stephen colbert and his guests will arnett and charles barkley. i did everything i could to make her party perfect. almost everything. you know, 1 i n 10 houses could get hit by an expensive septic disaster. but for only $7 a month, rid-x helps break down waste. hey there, heard the good news? spray 'n wash is back... and even better. it's powerful formula removes everyday stains the first time. which is bad news for sta

devin washington was sitting down with two managers at a popeyes. grabbed money from the register. the cashier started screaming and he jumped up and tackled the thief. >> he tried to put up a fight with me. i was holding him down. i thought it could be anybody. you know. you got to protect somebody. >> and he is a big man to be doing the protecting. washington held the thief down until the police arrived. washington walked away with a job. >>> the search is on for a flight attendant who left behind 75 pounds of cocaine at the los angeles airport. the woman flashed an airline id, but was randomly selected for a secondary screening. she took off her shoes, ditched her bags and ran away. when the officers opened the bags, they found several bricks of cocaine. >>> the delegates duel is in donald trump is trying to add to his lead. cruz is hoping to take utah and hillary clinton and bernie sanders are squaring off in arizona and utah and idaho. >>> the flu is still popping up in new areas around the united states. could continue around the next month or two. flu season peaks in februar

devin washington was being interviewed when the isn't came into the new orleans popeyes, the suspectd cash from the register, and was stopped by washington that held him in an arm lock, his brave move was not why he got hired but it didn't hurt. >> still ahead in our next half our of "action news," at 12:30, our coverage of the attacks in belgium. we are live at the airport and 30th street station with how security is being heightened for travelers in our area. >>> and president obama in cuba is offering his american support to belgium after the attack. we are live in havana with the latest. those stories and more next. to protect pensions, stood up for marriage equality and protected our environment. now i'm fighting for criminal justice reform. i'm proud to be backed by tom wolf, ed rendell and people who care about our families. i'm josh shapiro. i'll be an attorney general who always fights for you. >>> we continue at 12:30 with the latest on our breaking news stories out of brussels belgium. 32 were killed in two emplosions at the airport and one at a subway station. u.s. and ac

louisiana teenager went above and beyond to prove he was the best guy for the job. 18 year old devin washington was in the middle of an interview at a popeye's restaurant...when a man started robbing the store! as the suspect bolted for the exit...washington grabbed the thief, and was able to hold him down, until police arrived. "i was thinking like it could be my mama. it could be anybody's mama, so you have to protect somebody." the only thing i remember is me getting him and putting his hand behind his back. that's all. washington said, "i wasn't scared or nervous or anything like that. i just got up and did it." "he was like trying to get loose, trying to put up a fight with me, and i was just holding him police were able to arrest the robber, thanks to the teen's help. and of course....it didn't take long for popeye's to offer him the job. dan 2shot how does voting without leaving your bedroom, sound? after the break, why online voting could soon be a reality. kara vo and we continue to follow a major breaking story out of brussels... a series of blasts throughout the city have killed mult

"devin washington"... and he was applying for a job at popeye's... the fast food restaurant. he was right in the middle of an interview with the manager... when a thief... grabbed cash from the till. 3 (russell this happened in new orleans saturday afternoon. the manager says: the robber asked a cashier to make change for a dollar... and while the register was open, he reached in and grabbed the money. the *assistant manager grabbed the man's arm, but he got away from her and ran to the door. that's when washington... the kid looking for the job... grabbed the guy's arm, and bent it back. and then he and a cook held the crook until police arrived. 3 (russell) well, washington didn't just get the bad guy, he got the job as well. the manager says: she had already planned to hire him... but didn't get to tell him before all the chaos started. hired, you earned it. 3 it's now 5:__. time to check the forecast with dave. 3 ((dave it's been a tough, rainy last few days for people in texas... but finally, one family... who moved up to their roof and camped there while the water was h

the 18-year-old devin washington heard the cashier screams and that's when he jumps into action, stops the robber and holds him until police arrived. the 6'4" hero didn't even think twice. >> i was thinking like, it could be my mom, anybody's momma. you got to protect somebody. >> his former football coach claims he's not surprised because he stopped fights at school when they happened. the gentle giant walked out of the restaurant, yep, with the job. the robber was arrested and charged with robbery. >> new orleans, it could be your mom and them. >>> happening today, s t. it starts at 8:00 a.m. and ends at noon. just head to 1200 7th avenue north in st. petersburg. and they'll offer blood pressure checks and body mass index screenings. >>> okay, it's that time. news channel 8's march madness. this morning, we finally know who the sweet 16 teams are. >> there's some definite shenanigans going on right now. >> well, gayle -- >> it shows me with 16 wins and 46 points but leslee with 65 points leading the pack. >> that's what i'm talking about. >> she picked a lot of upsets. >> right. >> s

cash from a register at the popeye's restaurant location when when the cashier screamed :10 (devin washington/stopped thief)"saying 'we're being robbed,' i guess he reached his hand in the drawer and he was trying to run to the door and one of the managers did this [gestures] and he ran into her, and i just got up." the teen restrained the suspect and held him in an arm lock until police arrived a few minutes later.by the time it was over that suspect was charged with robbery and that teen had landed the job.he says he will work after school to support himself, his three year old daughter and buy a car. that's it from the now cincinnati. cincinnati.the team is tracking the very latest on the terror attacks in brussels. 9 on your side at 5 starts right now. :02 - :04"run run run run run" run"deadly explosions rock brussels and isis claims responsibility.the hunt tonight for others tied to the attack including one man seen at the airport. students safe after the attack! where u-c students - overseas in belgium - are staying your security top of mind. police ready to protect you ahead of large d

washington. those victories underscoring hillary clinton's continuing vulnerabilities in her own party. will the delegates that sanders racked up mean much? devin dwyer is in washington to explain. hi, devin. >> reporter: good morning, paula. hillary clinton is still the clear front-runner in the democratic race. but for bernie sanders, it was his biggest day yet. showing the enormous enthusiasm for his campaign. it was a blowout for bernie. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: bernie sanders sweepg the democratic caucuses in washington, alaska, and hawaii, by huge margins over hillary clinton. >> so don't let anybody -- don't let anybody tell you we can't win the nomination. or win the general election. we're going do to both of those things. >> reporter: sanders claiming momentum after a string of 10,000-plus mega-rallies from the west coast to wisconsin. no comment on the losses from clinton, who is taking the easter weekend off. clinton dominates the delegate race. she needs to win just roughly a third of those still up for grabs to clinch the nomination. sanders needs more than double that. meanwhile, republicans are engaged in an ugly per

devin dwyer, abc news, washington. >> some voters near tulsa, oklahoma, have plenty of reason to be angry this morning. because their boats went up in flames at a dock last night, the fire started onboard one boat. several people had to be rescued. the cause of the fire is inunder investigation. >>> meanwhile authorities in oklahoma and texas, wildfires are half contained. one biggest in state history. strong winds today could reignite hot spots or push the flames in a new direction. >>> some severe weather across parts of indiana. strong winds brought down trees and power lines. in indianapolis, hail was also reported. in other parts, some the size of dp golf ball. more storms could roll through midweek. >>> another area we're watching on the radar today. the south getting pummelled with wet weather overnight. savannah, georgia, receiving 4 inches of rain on easter. >>> saturday's final four in houston all set. cinderella syracuse cutting down the nets last night after a stunning come from behind. then the tar heels celebrated, after their win over north dakota. it will be villanova agai

devin dwyer, abc news, washington. >>> some boaters near tulsa, oklahoma, have plenty of reason to be angry this morning. that's because their boats went up in flames at a dock last night, the fire started onboard one boat, before spreading to the dock and engulfing at least seven others. several people had to be rescued. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> meanwhile, authorities in oklahoma and kansas say wildfires are nearly half contained. one wildfire in kansas is the biggest in state history. some snow helped fire crews sunday. but strong winds today could reignite hot spots or push the flames in a new direction. >>> and there was some severe weather across parts of indiana. strong winds brought down trees and power lines. in indianapolis, hail was also reported in other parts, some of it the size of golf balls. more storms could roll through by midweek. >>> this is another area we're watching on the radar today. the south getting pummelled with wet weather overnight. savannah, georgia, receiving 4 inches of rain on easter. breaking a decade-old record. >>> saturday

devin device, abc news, washington. >>> and one more political note. donald trump is threatening to sue the republican party in a battle over the way delegates are being awarded in the state of louisiana. trump won than state by four points but ted cruz could end up with more delegates. trump and cruz were initially awarded 18 delegates apiece. since marco rubio dropped out, there's word his five delegates will likely go to cruz as well as five other delegates that are still up for grabs. >> that's a lot of math. >> yeah. they're all figuring it out though. >> police in tampa are looking for a group of car thieves seen on videotape stealing eight cars. as the tape shows they don't appear to be seasoned criminals. here's abc's lauren lyster. >> a man hunt for a group of midst of a brazen and sometimes bunglingburg two of them enter through a window. police say the one in the bottom corner finding a box with the box with all the keys on the lot. several more scurry to match the stolen keys with the cars. at times running around appearing confused. a prev

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washington post" political correspondent, ann gearan. first, hillary clinton looking to arizona but what we heard from tad devine, they think they can accumulate enough delegates coming up in alaska and ohio and washington state. these caucus states. idaho, utah, arizona's primary and then move on towards wisconsin. they've got a whole scenario laid out even through new york and california going all the way to the convention. >> they do. and they see the next two weeks or so as very, very preticious for them. and he expects sanders to win the call kiss states at least and some other states, but then in the end, it won't make a difference because she's too far ahead already in the delegate count. and it would be sort of improbable beyond measure to catch up. however, as you say, the sanders campaign has laid out a series of states that they think they can pick up and if everything went right for them, all the way through june, it is mathematically possible. the hillary clinton argument is just, yeah, but that's not going to happen. >> sanders is going to continue to try to raise money and big test will be how much money keeps coming in despite

washington, hawaii and alaska. today his senior adviser, tad devine, characterized hillary clinton as a weak front-runner.avid plouf said sanders doesn't have a chance at winning the nomination. today, with data advancements and especially in races with clear demographic trends, there are fewer surprises. it's eaier to predict which delegate allocation will end as a result. casey, you're out front here. it appears bernie sanders, that they've got a second wind here. they're going for the kill. they want to beat hillary clinton. take the nomination away, not just get on the platform or win the argument on student loan payments, but beat her. >> if they want to beat her, they would be up on the air with all the kinds of ads that were run against hillary clinton. or that barack obama leveled at her in 2008. there is -- there are no shortage of ways to go after hillary clinton. the reality is -- >> who's talking about sharpening their knives? >> there are people talking about sharpening the knives, but they're still saying, it's going to be about policy. i will believe it -- >> you're such a veteran. if it's

washington caucus. on the republican side, the fight nastier than ever. with charges laid out on twitter and in tabloid newspapers. abc's devin dwyer on the campaign trail for us tonight. >> reporter: under pressure to improve his standing with women voters, donald trump is tweeting up a storm. today writing, "nobody has more respect for women than donald trump!" the gop front-runner off the campaign trail and playing defense after an ugly debate this week with rival ted cruz over their wives. >> we don't want a president who attacks the family members of other candidates. we don't want a president who seems to have a real issue with strong women. >> reporter: after an anti-trump super pac ad featured trump's wife melania in the nude, trump threatened to, quote, "spill the then, cruz accused trump of planting a story in "the national enquirer," which claims political operatives are looking into rumors that cruz had multiple marital infidelities. >> hi, how are you? >> reporter: the cruz family showing public unity at a good friday fish fry after cruz called the story garbage and trump denied any ties to it. the drama playing

devin dwyer has the details. >> it was a blowout for bernie. >> he we just won the state of washington!cratic caucuses in washington, alaska and hawaii by huge margins over hillary clinton. >> don't let anybody, don't let anybody tell you we can't win the nomination or win the general election. we are going to do both of those things! >> sanders claiming momentum after a string of 10,000-plus megarallies from the west coast to wisconsin. no comment on the losses from clinton, who has taken the easter weekend off. clinton dominates the delegate race. she needs to win just roughly a third of those up for grabs to clinch the nomination. sandovalers means more than double that. it meanwhile republicans are engaged in a ugly personal dispute. donald trump off for easter weekend firing tweets at rival ted cruz. ted cruz is trying to convince people his problems with the national inquirer were caused by me, trump tweeted. i had nothing to do with the story. the tabloid rumors, cruz says, are a plant, striking back at trump. he said donald trump is certainly no republican and certainly no conse

washington state. his top aides held a press call in which they emphasize there is still a path to the nomination. at one point senior adviser tad devinelinton as a weak frontrunner and they called for a debate in new york state ahead of that state's primary on april 19th. here is what clinton's senior strategist, joel benenson had to say yesterday in response to that. >> there is no risk. she has done very well in the debates. the debates have been very good. but senator sanders doesn't decide when we debate, particularly when he's running a very negative campaign against us. let's see if he goes back to the kind of tone he said he would set early on. if he does, we'll talk about debates. >> no chance of a new york debate? >> i didn't say that. i said we'll a talk about it and see what kind of tone he sets. if hes campaign wants to run negative ads like they did in north carolina, in illinois, all over the country on march 15th, um, that's going to be disappointing to a lot of democrats who feel we have to start focusing on republicans, whether it's donald trump or ted cruz, and about our differences so we win in november. >> those we